Imperial Valley press., 1933-06-12
By DOROTHY PAINE
Pres staff Correspondent


Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason and
Miss Barbara Horner motored to
the valley from their home in Los
Angeles Sunday to spend few
DAYS as guests CT Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Paine and two daughters,
Dorothy and Caroline Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs Mason, daughter
and son-in-law of Fred Paine, re-
turned to Los Angeles via San
Diego Tuesday Barbara stayed
with her grandmother. She plans
to make a visit of two weeks.
Andrew Thaanum Of San Diego
spent several days in the valley
last week. He stayed with his son,
P. A. Thaanum. On several occas-
ions he was a visitor at the home
of Fred w. Paine Thaanum re-
turned to San Diego wednesday
morning.
An overnight guest at the home
of Dorothy and Marjorie House
Sunday night was Beth Kramar.
Glen Kramar, brother of A. Ray
Kramar, motored to the Kramar
ranch and spent Thursday with his
brother and family. Glen Kramar
started on the return trip to his
home in Oakland Friday. He had
spent week in Southern Califor-
MIA visiting relatives.
Robert Fancher spent a pleasant
Cay Monday as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. j. P. La Brucherie. He
drove from his home in Ell Cajon
and returned the same day.
Miss Elizabeth Nemeth has been
the house guest Of Miss Resale La
Brucherie since Sunday.
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Steele attended the Silsbee school
entertainment. After the program
they accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Martin to their home, and
there they we're served light re-
reShments in honor of Steele S
birthday.
George Reeves of Ell Centro was
the dinner guest at the home Of
Bert Steele Monday night. Reeves
has just returned from Los An
geles where he attended college.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pritchard
returned Monday night from Los
Angeles. They drove up on Thurs
day, spent the time visiting rela-
Itives in Les Angeles and Hunting
ton Beach, and attended the grad
uation exercises Of their son, Cecil,
at the University of California.
Cecil accompanied his parents
| home.
During a business trip to the
valley W. H. Ferris of Pine Valley
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hoppin and daughter,
Mary Frances.
Mrs. Sam Parker, who went to
Glendale May 25, to visit her
brother, left for Salem, Ore, Sat-
urday, where she will spend the
summer with her sister.
The entertainment at the Silsbet
school Monday night was the final
leyent of the school year. A clever
and entertaining program was pre-
sented to large and appreciative
audience. The primary room put
on two plays, the intermediate
room presented play built around
their study of forests, and the up
per grade room gave pageant
dramatized from their history les
sons. es III,
This program was entirely diff
ferent from any ever presented by
the school in previous years for the
plays were entirely original and
worked out by the pupils. The
climax of the evening came when
after the program, ice cream was
served to all the guests and the pu-
pills. Thanks for this pleasant sur
prise is entirely due to the gener-
osity of Tony Balders.
To the sorrow of the Silsbee peo-
| pie, Mrs. York. primary teacher ol
/ the Silsbee school, resigned hel
position this spring. The vacancy
! has not been filled by the trustees
A party given Friday night BY
Mrs. Della Grimes was greatly en-
joyed by the guests, for during the
evening they danced, played cards
and played games.
The guest list included: the
MessrS. and Mesdames Tom Allen
Earl Northrop James, Elmer, anc
Everett Forester, Mac Bell, Clyde
HayenS, F. o. Rosenbaum, Mrs
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