Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04

was hostess at surprise birthday
party given for her daughter. Mar
| ion, Friday night. TIE house was
cleverly decorated in Halloween col
ors. The favors were orange and
black masks and crickets. The
guests were: Leila Ralphs, Winifred
Conley, Helen Joy Kinaird, Corina
Mccall, Evelyn Hicks, Marjorie Mil
| Ter, Dorothy Heath, Virginia Bow
man, Leonard Moore, Clinton Tay-
lor George Harris, Pete Cooper, Car
los Mccall, Roy Templeton, Jack
Foster, Ralph Bowen, Bobby Nick
els. Frank Douglas, and Mrs. Cora
Mccall. The evening was spent in
playing various games. Delicious
refreshments of cake and ice cream
which were of the Halloween colorS
were served. Marion received many
lovely gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Carey and
daughter, Marguerite, and son,
Richard, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Ritter, Miss Blanch Stone, Mar
! tin Weber and Miss Kathryn
Weber and Paul Payne of Calexico
spent Sunday picnicking at Mullet
Island. On their trip they stopped
, at the dry ice plant where they
were the guests of Mr.. Rnehart who
| is the manager of the plant ana
who guided them through the plant
for inspection. They reported 1t TO
We very interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horton and
children Byrl and Imogene and Mr.
and Mrs. James Dawson spent
Sunday III San Diego.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln was hostess
at very enjoyable little Halloween
party given at her home Tuesday
night. Those present were: Mar
| iorie Miller, Winifred Conley, CO.
rina Mccall, Marion Belford ard
EVELYN Hicks. Various cleverly cut
pumpkin lanterns carried out the
Halloween motif. The evening was
spent in playing enjoyable games
after which the refreshments were
served.
Miss Charlotte Preston of South
Imperial avenue is confined to her
bed because of a serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Neiland spent
the weekend in San Diego.
Miss Eva Caudle spent the week
end in Calexico visiting her mother.
Mrs. w. H. Hahn and Mrs. T. M.
Miller were cohostesses at a sur
prise birthday pot luck given IN
! Lonor of Mrs. Mike Salemon at her
home Monday noon. Those present
were: Mrs j. T Waldrop, Mrs. Pete
Nickels, Mrs. S. NJ Lovett, Mrs. Tom
Lawson, Mrs. Allen Jernigan, Mrs
Wes. Jernigan. Mrs. John Boiling
Mrs. w. H. Hahn, Mrs. j. M. Mil
ler and Mrs. R. F. Hahn. After
the lunch. the afternoon was spent
in visiting.
The American Legion Auxiliary
had clever Halloween card party
Wednesday night at the Legion
nall.
Mrs. Ben Hulse, who has beer
i'll. is reported to be very much bet
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hudson ard
daughter, Fern, spent the weekend
in Los Angeles.
Members Of the women's organ
:zation OF the Community church
and families and friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Keyes Monday
evening with a pot luck supper and
shower. The Keyes home burned
this summer and the shower of bed
ding and linens will help in furnish
ing the new home. The evening
was happy affair with quantities
of delicious food and jolly conver-
sation.
Miss Shirley Cosby of Los An
geles spent the weekend at TIE
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. r. Carey of North F street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arnett spent
few days of this in Los Angeles
on business.
Floyd Duncan left last weekend
for Del Monte, Pomona and Los An
geles where he will visit for two
weeks.
The l.. Hurd family have moved
from their residence on Tenth
street into A. r. Garey's duplex on
South E street.
The Rio Grande company, Nc
Christney's and D. T. Carriers were
all broken into and robbed Monday
night.
The w. L. ToWnsends are COM
pleting the remodeling of their of.
flee on West Eighth street.
D. v. Stewart has returned home
from Arizona after spending two
weeks there.
SALTY" Neiland is confined tc
his bed because of illness.
Dan Carter spent two days ol
this week in Marino duck hunting
w. S. Dunn, A. Y. Preble and A
r. Carey spent Thursday at Salton
Sea, duck hunting.