Imperial Valley press., 1933-09-08
McCABE
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Pres staff CnrreSnnndenf

Before resuming studies in the
fan the Misses Doris and Majken
Moline are spending a two weeks
vacation at home. The girls met
their mother. Mrs A. A. Moline.
in Harrison Park, Julian, where
she and her son, Everett. have been
vacationing and returned on sun
day with Carl jacobson of BraWley
Henry Moline also returned with
them from Jacumba where he
spent the summer.
Miss Dorothy HUM spent a few
days at home with her uncle, John
Frohly. last week They motored
10 their mountain cabin on Satur-
day afternoon where the Frohly's
we're hosts to many MCCabe friends
over the Labor day weekend.
Mrs. John Wagner. her son,
Russell. and Mrs. Smith Wagner
left Monday for Puente. Gene and
Miss Cathleen Wagner who have
been visiting their grandmother
during the summer will return home
with them.
Miss Frances Sunstrom has en-
ioyed a long vacation with her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs Powell.
in Arcadia. she returned home with
her mother. Mrs Fred Sunstrom
and her brother William on Tues
day.
Miss Ulah Mae Barrett. Of Cal
eXico was a guest Of Miss Sally
Mae Wagner this week.
Billy Carr and his son, Raymond.
came down from the Laguna
mountain resort for two or three
days last week, returning Sunday.
Carr and his family expect 10
return to the valley soon.
Visitors in the district from Tex
rs are Mr.. and Mrs. Alvas Pen
ner. They are staying with the
Walter Penners.
MIR. and Mrs. John Frohley were
hosts to the w. w. and W. c.
club at their Eckener Pass noun
tain cabin over the weekend. On
the previous Saturday all club
members met at the Gilbert House
ranch home for an entertaining
evening. During the business meet
ing il was decided that the clubs
next host would be Evan Derrick.
Dancing was the entertainment OF
the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubois and
family spent two weeks visiting
relatives at different points on
the coast including Santa Maria
and San Francisco.
Pete La Brucherie and Valentine
Weiss spent a very pleasant three i
days vacation at Mission Beach.
Mrs. H H. Eoppin and Miss Mary
Frances Hoppin who have enjoyed
a two months vacation in Pine
Valley returned to McCabe Monday
night. Hoppin motored up Sunday
morning TO bring them back.
Together with her son, Robert. /
and her daughter Mrs. Willard
Shroyer Mrs. Sam Parker came
home last week from an enjoyable
visit at Beaumont.
After spending the weekend al
Mission Beach Dwight Smith re
turned. Monday, accompanied by
Mrs. Smith and their two child
ren, Betty Ann and DickIe. who
have enjoyed two months at the
beach resorts.
A delightful luncheon was served
guests of the Misses Helga and
Alice Lund at their home Oh Labor
Day. Those present were the Misses
Majken and Doris Moline. Mildred
Dorothy, and Caroline Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Burch spent
a week in San Diego returning
on Wednesday OF last week. Burch
spent a few days in the early part
of this week deer hunting in the
Santa Rosa mountains.
McCabe school is opening early
this year so that it may be able
to afford mud holidays" during
the year.
The faculty this year will con-
sist of Mrs. Vera B. Fem, prin- F.
cipal and upper grade teacher; f
Mrs Gladys Layne, fifth and sixth
grade; Miss Helen Van Fleet, third
and fourth; Mrs. Ruth Solman,
first and second grade; and Mrs.
Ethel Paine, Americanization room. /
The Silsbee school does not open /
until September l8.
Andrew Thaanum motored over i
to the valley TO spend the week .
end. with his son, P. A. Thaanum. F..
While here he visited Fred w.
Paine.
After three weeks illness OF ton .
silitus Frank Stall underwent q .
tonsillectomy in San Diego last .
week. Although he is not complete .
ly recovered he was able 10 return
to the valley on Friday even
ing with his wife and son, Don Lse.
A pleasant vacation was en-
1oyed by Mrs Lillian Thurlow and
Mrs. John Moore of e Centre
going first TO San Diego and from
there TO Venice returning 10 the
valley on Tuesday.
Bill Stevens visited his wife and
baby. Evelyn Joy, in Los Angeles
over the weekend.
Warren Burlington drove 10
Ocean Beach. Wednesday bringing
back Mrs Lottie Mason and her
Rrandsons. who spent several days
there with her son, Frank Stall
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