Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-22
BY AUDIEN ROGERS
Press Staff Correspondent

NoFSHiDei 20 ana COnJlnueQ 1Or
period of two weeks. Evangelist Har-
ry 0. Anderson and his party, in
Merle Hancock and Mrs.
Hancock will conduct the revival
A large tent will be brought from
Los Angeles and will be located at
Seventh street and Holt avenue. In
order to become better acquainted
and to foster a spirit of unity there
will be an exchange of pulpits next
Sunday among the churches CO.
operating. Committees have been
provided for.
This week the premium list for
the 1884 Imperial county fair will
be off the press of the Holtville
Tribune. A fine list of premiums, in
silver cups, money awards
and ribbons will be given next
spring, March 8 to II, dates set for
the fair. This is the first year that
the Holtville Tribune has printed
the fair premium list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gold spent
last weekend in Los Angeles and
vicinity visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Williams en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gary
and family at a waffle supper on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs. Dale
Cooper, Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Nc
Farland attended the meeting of
the Methodist Womens Federation
of the San Diego district at Imper-
ial on Tuesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Roy Thompson
and Mrs. Kenneth Savage were Wis
itors over the weekend. They were
accompanied as far as Cotton by
Mrs. Keith Savage, where she Wis
tied with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Marquand, Sr.
Mrs. G.. A. Hege and Mr.. and Mrs
D. G. Hege of Eagle Rock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles G. Sword and child
ren, Charles, June and Barbara OF
Whittier, were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sayler last
week.
Little Phyllis Jean Schneider cell
ebrated her ninth Armistice birth
day at her home on East Fifth
street. Those present for the oc-
casion were Margaret Ann Hender-
son, Marie Potts, Vivian Lambert,
Maxine Brodie, Bette Moore; Ray
and Fay Miller; John Keye; Helen
Murphy; Jean Kenny and Clifford
Schneider. The afternoon was spent
playing games and having a good
time. At the close of the afternoon
delicious refreshments of birthday
cake and lemon sherbet were served.
A large group of ladies attended
the card party given by the Cath
olic ladies of st. Joseph'S church
last Thursday afternoon at the
civic center. There were ten tables
in all, contract as well as auction
being played. Prizes for contract
were awarded to Mrs. D. Cravath.
high; Mrs. w. L. Huebner, second.
Mrs. R. N. Claiborne won first and
Mrs. Bill Williams second in auction.
The door prize was won by Mrs
William Burke. Hostesses for the af
ternoon were Mrs. Earl Davis and
Mrs. Joe Enz. The next card party
will be on Thursday, November %
Mrs. Denny and Mrs. Huebner will
be the hostesses.
Mrs. j. P. Chambers who under
went a major operation at San Di-
ego hospital week ago last Thurs
day, November 9, is reported to be
making a very satisfactory recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mason are the
proud parents of baby girl born
on November IA.
Plans to make the 18th Annual
Firemen's ball the hottest party
pulled off, in Holtville this year
are in progress and the volunteer
firemen have appointed the follow
ing committee to handle arrange
ments for the dance: Jeff Mills, G.
B. England and Jack Johnson, with
w. j. Reynolds as chairman. The
ball will be given at the Club Holt
vile on Thanksgiving eve, Novem-
ber 20, and Auzzie Austin's orches-
ira will play assuring a fine eve
ning's entertainment. Proceeds OF
the dance will apply on Furnishings
for the firemen's club rooms and
quarters in the new fire house when
it is constructed. The city council
has gone on record as favoring the
new fire house and it is probable
that work will begin soon, using
unemployed men on part of the job
Gordon Schneider has been named
president of the Holtville Athletic
club, which was formed recently for
the purpose of developing and fos--
tering athletics among Holtville
business and professional men.
Charles Fitch was elected vice-pre-
sident, John Domene, secretary, and
j. K. Fahring, treasurer. The CLUB
has more than % paid up mem
bers already, although they have
been organized only few days. Last
Friday was carnival night and on
Saturday evening, November 18, the
club will give a dance in the Cluo
Holtville ballroom and the Ell Gen.
tro colored orchestra will play. The
club plans to get up a baseball CLUB
to play on Sundays, and to engage
on regular meeting night in boxing,
wrestling, handball, volley ball,
shuttle board and other games and
sports.
Superior Judge Vaughn Thomp-
son, of Ell Centro, addressed the
Hcltville Rotary club on Friday AT
their luncheon, concerning Armis-
tice day and the American Legion.
For thousands of men in the
veterans hospitals the war is not
yet over Judge Thompson said.
1--WE Should continue to help them"