Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-17
BY EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Correspondent

Telling the World to be given
November "a, has been chosen as
follows The leads, Florence Oak
land and Phil Wayne, will be played
by Helen Wilson and Roger Bos-
man; the second leads, Smudge. an
office boy, and Louise, pretty
blonde stenographer, are to be
played by Raymon Moser and Hell
en- Cooley; Mrs. Larkin, the towns
gossiper, will be Winifred Conley;
MIR Oakland, a grouchy old news
paper editor, also Florence's father,
is Corina Mccall, Ed Peters, en-
ployee of Mr.. Oakland, is Evelyn
Hicks: Mrs. Wayne, Phips mother,
is Dorothy Heath; Ethel Roberts. a
young New York radio promoter, is
Marjorie Miller; Helen Moddy, a
! giggling. awkward, little country
| girl. is jeanette Vestal, and Mr..
Smith, owner of a music store, Bill
Simons.
A meeting was held by the I'M
perial Union high school dramatic
club and the "Merrymakers" was
chosen as the name of the club and
the insignia is a clown. Plans were
also discussed about giving a one
act play by the members of the club
for the student body during some
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Webb motored
to Phoenix, Ariz., accompanied by
Mrs. Webb's mother, Mrs. j. w,
Dickey, who is on her way to Min
eral Wells, Texas.
John Lincoln is here this week
visiting with his mother Mrs. Stel-
la Lincoln, after spending the sum-
mer in New Mexico and Holbrook,
Ariz.. as a cornetist in Cal Callard's
orchestra. John is leaving Friday
for San Diego where he will at
tend Junior college at the Army and
Navy academy there and will be
the official band master of the
school.
A student body meeting was held
at the Imperial Union high school
Thursday to elect the following Of
ficers: business manager, Roy Tenn
pleton, athletic manager, Clinton
Taylor; and yell leader, Tom APP
pie.
F. A. Hensellmeir and B. Buxton
spent the weekend in Los Angeles
visiting their families.
! Miss Madge Miller ana r. Os-
good of San Diego motored to this
city Monday and returned that
night accompanied by Miss Millers
sister, Mary, who spent the week
! ~ Si
| jorie, and friends.
Miss Catherine Bosnian and Jack
| Foster were guests of Miss Mar
iorie Miller and John Lincoln
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Stella Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene st. Laurent
have returned home after two
weeks vacation spent in Oregon.
j. A. Mum of Ell Centro was a
city business visitor Monday.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln was hostess at
luncheon given at her home Sun
day. The guests were the Misses
Dottie Mallory, Nellie Ansell, Mary
Miller, Lois Greenlee, Virginia Bow
man and Marjorie Miller
j. D. Huston and son, jim, en-
| joyed fishing trip Sunday at Cor
onado.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Carter spent
Sunday at Marino Dam.
Mrs. Frank Donaldson was hos
tess at a surprise shower given at
her home on North G street fo-
Mrs. Ralph Gardner. The guests
were Mrs. R. P. HALEY, Mrs. Jessie
Hudson, Mrs. w. Brewer, Mrs. John
England, Mrs. T. c. Riddle, Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. w. D. Gott, Mrs. E.
Miller, Mrs J. Sonody, Mrs. Dixon,
and Mrs. Gardner. Various clever
games were played after which de-
licious refreshments were served.
Mrs. Gardener received many love-
| ly gifts.
At the Auxiliary meeting held
Wednesday afternoon member
ship drive was discussed and par
ty for all eligible members of the
Auxiliary will be given at a ! o.
clock luncheon at the Legion hall
at the next regular meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. McCallon OF
Ell Centre were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. R. P. HALEY of North @
street Wednesday.
L. j. Thomas is spending this
week in Riverside on business.
Mrs. l.. C. House, Mrs. w. Glenn
ents and Mrs. NJ Dawson were in
Imperial working in the interests OF
the county fair which is to be held
about the same time as last year.
j. r. Longacre of Ell Centro was
an Imperial business visitor We'd
nesday.
Mrs. H. v. Gray left Friday for
Los Angeles where she plans to stay
few days, visiting friends.
Evan T. Derrick and Miss Mooney
have announced that they are to
be married Saturday evening.
Jess Bishop spent few days in
Tucson on business.
Miss Eva Coddle, an employee OF
the Imperial Irrigation district, and
formerly of Ell Centre, has moved
into one of H. Erskine's houses on
South Imperial avenue.
r. A. Foster of SipeS Spring,
Texas, has returned there after
spending two weeks here visiting his
sister, Mrs. A. L. House, and ne
phew, Fulton, and Milo Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Miller left
Friday for the Worlds Century OF
Progress. On their way they plan to
stop oil at Waco to visit Mrs. Mil
ler's mother and sister; and also
stop off at Versailles, Mo-, to visit
his relatives.