Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-16
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

the G. o. Barnett home recover
ing from a recent mastoid opera
ton. They also visited their for
mer pastor, Ray Carter, and fam
ily, who are now residing at Bell
Also the Clifford N. Jones family
who recently moved from Imperial
to their Garden Grove ranch. Mo-
toring back by San Diego, they
spent a night at the coast city and
another night at Live Oaks Springs
with Worthington's mother.
George Donely returned from
Santa Monica where he has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. S.
Capron.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Templeton
and family returned from Pasadena
and PaSo RobleS where they visited
relatives and friends.
w. j. Poor recently returned from
the Laguna mountains where he
spends his summers.
Miss Alma NJ. Lungren, mathe-
mates teacher in the Imperial Un-
ion high school, is expected the
latter part of this week. She spent
the summer IN Minnesota visiting
her mother and sister.
j. Rice and son, Bob, were I'M
perial city business visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. John Bowman returned
home Sunday after six weeks va
cation spent in San Francisco. On
her way home she stopped for
week TO visit her parents in Bur-
bank.
Hortense and Irene Taylor are
home tonight after having
spent the summer on the coast.
Mrs. e Brandon of Boulder Oak
visited at the home Of Mrs. w. M.
Belford OF North F. street.
Mrs. Claude Austin and Mrs. A.
Morgan and two children OF Braw-
ley were Imperial visitors Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prem L. Moore and
children, Leonard and Hope, left
for Burr Oak, Kans., to
visit Moore's mother. They will 60
oy Salt Lake City and return by
way of Colorado Springs and Grand
Canyon They will be accompanied
nome by Moore's mother, whe will
spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mackay re-
Gently returned from their summer
putting.
Mrs. Helen Niles and daughter,
Francis, returned home from Live
Oaks where they spent the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Y. Preble and
daughters, Virginia Rae and Mar [.
.ha Jane, returned home after
pending a few days at Sacramento
md San Diego.
Mrs. Fred Hudson and daughter
7ern and Mrs. F. Lane and daugh-
er, Marie, are spending the week |
n Venice.
Mrs. Frank Nettnay left for San |
Diego last week to consult medical I
authorities.
Friends of Mary and Marjorie .
Miller will be glad to know OF their /
eturn TO California after spending
he last year and a half in Louis |
ana. They spent the first part OF
he week visiting friends in this
,ity before leaving for San Diego
where their sister, Miss Madge Mil
er. is residing.
MI. and Mrs. Dorman Stewart
'eturned home from their vacation
1t Sacramento. They are planning
o attend the fair at Pomona which
opened today. /
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Townsend
expect TO attend the Pomona fair.
Mrs. T. L. Hudson and sons, Carl,
Creed and Tommy, and daughter,
June. have returned after spend
ng the summer in Norwood, Mo,
listing her father, John Cramer,
Members of the Auxiliary held
heir first meeting Of this fall We'd I
1esday afternoon at the home OF
Ars. Dorman Stewart. Those pre-
sent were: Mrs. T. L. Hudson, Mrs.
Frank Donaldson, Mrs. T. c. Rid /
die. Mrs. Stedman, Mrs. Addie /
House and Mrs. D. V. Stewart. The F,
of officers will be held
.wo weeks from Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Salemon re-
turned home recently after two
weeks vacation in San Diego.
Charles Hotter plans to leave
Tor Lake Arrowhead this weekend
10 get his wife and small son, who
have been Vacatioaing there dur
ing August. Upon their return they
will occupy one Of the Leila Foster
houses on West Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Nelson are
spending a weeks vacation in Los
Angeles.
w. s. Dunn left Wednesday night
for Englewood. He plans to return
next weekend with his wife and