Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-28
McCABE
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press staff Correspondent

Friday, OCTOBER ~. between llle
bows teams of Eucalyptus and
! Silsbee schools. The game was an
interesting one for watchers as the
Eucalyptus team won with the
score 16-l5
The teachers of the Eucalyptus
and Silsbee schools were hostesses
to the WeStside Teachers Social
club at a very successful party held
Tuesday night, October "a, at the
Eucalyptus school house. The Hal
loWeen motif was attractively car
ried out by the hostesseS in their
decorations, games, and refresh
ments.
Numerous entertaining games
had been planned by the hostesseS
and the guests thoroughly enjoy
ed themselves in games and races
for the offered prizes
The pumpkin pie with whipped
cream. and the coffee served to
the guests was a delicious and ap-
propriate Halloween refreshment.
/ Teachers from the following West
side schools attended the party:
/ Mt. Signal-Mrs. L. V. Upholt,
/ Misses Ruth Addair, Betty Miller,
Edna Thompson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Chestnut, and Mrs Martha Wilcox.
McCabe-MrS. Vera Fem, Mrs.
Ethel Paine, Mrs. Gladys Layne,
and Miss Helen Van Fleet. Dixie
land - Miss Dophelia Deardorff.
Elm-Mr. and Mrs. Allan. Silsbee
Mrs. Isabelle Du Bois, Miss Kath-
crime Steele. Eucalyptus - Mrs.
Inez Sigmon, Mrs. Arthur Martin,
and Miss Gladys Claypool. West
side-Mrs. Lila Powelson. Also the
following were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. B. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Walton, Mrs. Bertha Wool
iscroft, and Mrs. FanceS York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William DunSber-
gan and children, Jacoba and
Billy, moved Sunday to ranch
south of Holtville in the Verde
district. The Dunsbergans, who
lived on the He'll ranch. were we'll
known in McCabe and will be
missed by their many friends here.
An evening of bridge was en-
joyed Friday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfus Tomlinson of Heber,
Miss Berta Mae Grandey, CletuS
! Grandey. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hershell Grandey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kay Kramar
entertained Sunday with dinner.
The dinner was in honor of friends
from Artesia who motored down
to spend the day in the valley.
The guests were Mr., and Mrs.
Willie Vile, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Corcoran, Misses Mary and Eunice
Sprinkle, Ernest and Johnny Sprin-
kle, Mrs. Ernest Sprinkle, and the
hosts and their family.
The Wiles and Corcorans also
visited Hershell Grandey on Sun
day whom they knew through CON-
munication by means of their re-
ceiving broadcasting radio sets.
An old fashioned good time party
. was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
, Havens at their home on Friday
night, October 20, much to the en-
; joyment Of all their friends who
attended
Old fashioned card games, DOM
inoes, and apple bobbing proved tc
, be popular during the evening. Al
the close of the evening refresh
; ments were served to the following
guests:
Messrs. and Mesdames Ori Florri
James Forester, Elmer Forester
John Frohly, Earl Northrop, Roy
Havens and family, Fred Havens
and family, T. c.. House and fam
lily, S. A. Grimes, A. Ray Kramar
Tom Allen and family, Felix Hav.
ems, Mrs. Leslie Baker, Mrs. Ernest
Sprinkle. Mrs. Evan T. Hewes, Ton
Harbert, Misses Thelma House
Earlene Northrop, Marybellt
! ! Grimes, Messrs. Paul Grimes, JOE
I, Northrop, Gilbert and Elmer House
! Harold and Melvin Burkham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly were
visited by Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Reet
: Of Newport Beach on Saturday a.
+ the Reeds stopped in Ell Centro or
I their return from visit to the
l World IS fair. The Reeds were ac.
companied by Reed S nephew, wife
= and daughter of Quincy, Ill.
I Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
2 Mac Bell on Sunday, October %
=
l Messrs. John, Jack, Jackie, Har'
l rison and Miss Marjorie Harrison
At the October 23 meeting o.
:, the McCabe All Sewing club Mrs
S I. Thanner, assisted by Mrs. Free
;. SunStrom, helped the third anc
fourth year members to cut ou
l print dresses which are to be theil
= beginning project. The first veal
= girls are beginning by hemminE
I towels Thee are 81 members il
the Sewing club.
+ The fifth and sixth graders ir
9 Mrs. Ernestine Harris room spad.
i ed up a plot of ground around tht
Amer4cani5ation building an
! planted flower seeds on Monday.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
). John Frohly were Mr.. and Mrs
= James G.. Miller and son, Henry
of Los Angeles. The Millers for.
i merly lived in the valley as he wa'
r connected with the land office
s here.
e A delicious dinner was enjoyed
Y Saturday night. october 81, at tht
r home of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Grimes
by a few of their friends. Those
l present were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
= Forester and two children, r. U
. Bell and two children, and Belle ;!
! niece, Miss Helen owen, and Bill
! Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Havens anc
2 six ounces. was born last week tt