Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-16
NEWS OF WCABE DISTRICT

day. Miss Dorothy HUM followed
Monday evening.
A charming Sunday night sup
per with the Elmer Forrester's wag
shared with their guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Ori Florri
Miss Virginia Bromley, aided by
her mother, Mrs. Dan Bromley,
was hostess to the w. w. and w.
G. club recently at a charming
dance The evenings entertain
nent of dancing and games was
followed by the serving of delicious
refreshments.
Misses Inez Mooney, Leota Derrick,
Thelma House, Virginia Boman
Josephine Hamilton, Dorothy HUM,
Dorothy Dundus. Virginia, Eliza
beth and Katherine Bromley; the
Messrs. Elmer and Gilbert House,
Monroe Pritchard, Evan and Lynn
Derrick, Walter Bromley, Earl An,
derson, Dale Taylor, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Bromley.
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meeting of the w. w. and w. c.
club will be held at the home of
Evan Derrick.
A group of McCabe and Ell Gen.
tro young folk. who enjoyed Sun
day night at the Heber skating
rink, was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frohly.
| Early Friday morning Mrs. Fred
I Paine accompanied by her daught-
ers, Mildred, Dorothy and Caro-
line, motored to Riverside where
they spent the weekend as the
suest of j. B. Lydick a brother
of Mrs. Paine. Saturday they mo-
tored into Los Angeles and were the
guests of Mrs. and Mrs. R. j. Mason
and daughter, Barbara Horner, with
! whom Miss Mildred Paine will
spend the winter while attending
the University of Southern Califor-.
MIA at Los Angeles.
Mrs. Paine while in Los An
geleS, visited Miss Eulalie Bourg.
| who will be remembered by many
McCabe residents as former
! teacher at the McCabe school.
Miss Marie Yukawa is home
again recovering from a tonsil-
| ectomy performed in San Diego
/ Saturday. She motored over to the
coast city Friday. accompanied by
Miss Lily Nishimoto of Ell Gen.
|. tro. Along with many other Ell
Centre young people, Misses Yuk-
ava and Nishimoto attended
Young Peoples conference held in
San Diego Friday They returned to
I. the valley Monday.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Fred Paine and daughters
; this week were the MesSrs. Walters
Paine, John and Bryan Lydick. The
| LydickS of Riverside came to the
| valley Monday, and after attend1
| ing business here returned to their
Riverside home via San Diego where
they stopped to visit their mother,
| Mrs. Sarah Lydick. John Lydick re-
Gently returned from an extensive
motor trip which took him through
Yosemite valley, Yellowstone park,
| Vancouver Canada, and back home
| through Washington and Oregon.
| Accompanying some friends to
Pomona Friday, Miss Billy Carr
spent a delightful weekend visit
. ing friends in that city. Miss Carr
: and Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Smith OF
Holtville returned to the valley
| Sunday
| Mrs. Bertha Holman of Ell Gen.
tro spent Sunday with her son,
/ Leonard, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
| Kissee at the Kissee ranch.
Visiting in Calexico Sunday al,
| ternoon, Mrs. Charlotte Gillett was
entertained by Mesdames J. c.
Candle and Lila Steinmetz at their
| new home near CaleXico.
A recent dinner guest at the
; home of Mrs Charlotte Gillett and
Mrs. Lottie Mason was Miss Clara
Carr, who recently returned from
vacation trip to Texas.
A very pleasant vacation was en-
ioyed by Mrs. Jay Steele and her
daughter, Miss Katherine Steele,
at various coast cities. They re-
turned to their home Wednesday
in order that Miss Steele would be
home in time to prepare for school.