Imperial Valley press., 1933-01-19
NEWS OF MCABE DISTRICT

to the A. Ray Kramer place on
Sunday afternoon where they held
an amateur rodeo. They lassoed
goats and cattle. Altogether the
afternoon was very jolly one.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Moline and
family we're Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lund.
George Hornbeck returned from
Arizona to go Immediately 10 bed
with the influenza. He is now
able to get up again after his i'll
ness.
Bob Hartley a representative Of
an eastern musical firm. visited the
McCabe school with Mrs. Grace
Farrell on Monday. Hartley gave
a harmonica demonstration and
fired the enthusiasm of the stu
dents to renewed ambition for
their harmonica band already be-
gun by Miss Adeline Wessler.
The harmonica class conducted
by Hartley for the teachers was
attended by Mrs. Vera B. Fem,
Mrs. Gladys Layne, and Miss Ade-
line Wessler on Monday night.
A birthday party was given by
Mrs. Emil Birch on Friday after
noon to celebrate the birthdays of
Mariana and Emil Birch. Mrs.
Birchs birthday is also on January
13 The twins who were II years
old enjoyed the day with a party
at which all their friends attend
ed. Games were played during the
afternoon, after which refresh
ments, sandwiches, candy, cookies.
and birthday cake were served
The guests were Carol Coomes,
Ida Arnold, Melba Baller, Barbara
Horner. Rosa Birch. Eden Baller
and Joseph Birch.
| Misses Mary Frances Hoppin and
| Frances Sunstrom accompanied by
their fathers, Harry Hoppin and
Fred Sunstrom, attended the faith
er-daughter banquet given by the
Ell Centro Girl Reserves at the high
school on Friday night.
A picnic party to Mt. Signal on
Sunday was composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Wagner, Colon Bar
rett, Cathleen Wagner. Lillian
Shawley, Russell Wagner, Kath-
tyn Broadback, Gene Wagner,
and Sarah Wagner. Although they
all attempted to climb Mt S c
nal, and went a long ways u.
! they did not succeed in making
the top.
Virgil Fairchild motored to Santa
Ana and returned with his cousin,
Miss Mary Goss, on Sunday. Miss
Goss spent the week with her sis
ter in Calipatria, then spent the
weekend with her cousins the
Misses Blanche and Lucille Goss
at the John Goss ranch. Miss
/ Mary Goss returned to Santa Ana
with her sister on Monday.
Sam Taylor Of Phoenix, AriZ.,
accompanied by friend, arrived
at the F.. M. Spear ranch on
Tuesday. F.. M Spear. Taylor s
uncle, will be host to his nephew
for the several weeks that Taylor
is to be in the valley.
Guests of j. P. La Brucherie
during the Weekend were the
Misses Mary Fancher and Concha
Osa. Miss Fancher returned to
her home in Ell Cajon on Sunday,
Miss Osa returned to her home
in Heber on the same day.
| A party of seven young people
motored to the Laguna mountains
Sunday, January Is, and indulged
in snow fights. The group motor
ed up at l p. m. and returned at
10 p. m. Those included In the
party were the Misses Berta Mae
Grandey, Marie Slovak, Antonette
Polansky, Martha Valusek. and
Messrs. Clythus Grandey, Oliver
Royce, and Charlie Valusek.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.. Slovak were
| Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! w. Lima of Calexico.
! A group of McCabe and Mt.
| Signal girls who are attempting
to form a basketball team, met
on the Mt. Signal basketball field
on Sunday for their first practice.
Those attending were Helen and
Lois Bezdecheck, Dorothy and Car
oline Paine. Marie Yukawa, Bar
bara Horner, Betty Upholt, Georgia
Downey, Mildred Bogue, Elsie,
Geniveve, Evelyn, Thelma Blasch-
ko, Article Moon, and Leslie Golf.