Imperial Valley press., 1933-12-02

on the McCabe diamond. The score
was a tie of IL to IL in the boys
game, and IA to in favor of Euca-
lyptus in the girls game.
The Thanksgiving program given
Wednesday afternoon in the Nc
Cabe school auditorium by all the
grades was as follows: opening ex-
erciseS, the flag salute and the
singing of America - by the aud
ience; a play by the fifth and sixth
grades 1.-The Colonial Twins of
Virginia.; songs by the fifth and
sixth grades; recitation by Wally
Christian, my Favorite Holiday;
Thanksgiving songs by the first
and second grades; play by the
children in Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Paine'S room called "a Story of
the Pilgrims; "What 1 think of
Thanksgiving, by some third and
fourth grade boys; "Selections on
the Piano. by Mary Louisa Sari-
ego; "SiX Little Thankfuls' by
some seventh and eighth graders;
two songs by Helen Cox; Thanks
giving play by the third and fourth
grades. The program was conclud-
ed by the singing of the "Star
Spangled Banner" by the audi
ence.
At the McCabe farm bureau meet
ing Friday night, November "a. j.
E. Brock was elected chairman;
Earl Northrop, alternate, and Mrs.
Rose Forester, recording secre-
tary During the meeting Earl
Northrop gave talk on the con-
vention at Santa Barbara which he
attended.
Wednesday evening dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John F'rohly, Miss
es Dorothy HUM and Mildred
F'rohly, were Mrs. Evan T. Hewes
and Miss Thelma House.
A surprise visit of guests from
San Diego was greatly enjoyed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine and
/ daughter, Dorothy and Caroline,
Bert Bangs and Obey Olson on mo-
toring to the valley Monday af-
ternoon, November 27, spent the
| night with the Paines. Bangs is
an old boyhood chum of Fred
Paine. AS Bangs had his motion
picture camera with him he en-
| tertained his hosts with pictures of
his summer vcation. Bangs and
| Olson returned to San Diego Tues
day morning.
A trip to Salton Sea was enjoyed
Sunday, November 26, by Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Bezdecheck, Misses Lois
Bezdecheck and Myra Bell Spear,
| and Frank Bezdecheck, Jr. They
| took a picnic lunch with them and
lunched on the shore.
Visitors at the F.. w. Paine home
Tuesday evening, November %,
! were Mrs. John Wagner, Russell
Wagner, Frank Stall, George Horn
beck, Mrs. A. A. Moline, Henry Mo-
line, and r. V. Walton
Visitors on Thanksgiving day of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine and fam
| lily were Mrs. Mary Rush and two
| daughters, Anne and Lenore, of
Susuine, Calf. Mrs. Rush is
cousin of Fred Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stall were
hosts at delicious Thanksgiving
turkey dinner at noon Thursday.
Their dinner guests were Mr.. and
Mrs w. L. Cook, Gordon Cook, Mrs.
| Lottie Mason, Mrs Charlotte Gill
lett, Warren and Buff Burlington.
frankie Gillett, and Glenn Stall.
Mrs. Fred Paine spent Friday and
Saturday, December l and 2, with
her mother, Mrs. William Shannon
Lydick, in San Diego.
Because of the large enrolment
of the McCabe school this year the
gym teachers have inaugurated
new plan for physical education.
Several sports will be played dur
| ing the year, each sport having
Limited season. For the first sport,
indoor, the upper grades have been
! divided into eight teams of equal
strength-four boys teams and four
! girls teams. Each team has ap-
pointed a captain and chosen a
! name. The following are the names
OF the teams: Babe Ruths, Yankees,
| Rough Tigers, Pirates, Dynamiters,
! Senators, Boomers, and Wild Cats.
The first four were selected by the
girls teams, the last four. by the
! boys. The ball teams practice two
days week and on the third day
the teams play against one another
IN series of games that will con-
tinue until the first of the year
when the championship will be
awarded TO the winning foam