Imperial Valley press., 1933-05-13

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evening. Punch was served and also
delicious salad course and cof-
fee.
Those who we're present for the
occasion were as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Domene, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam VIII
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Williams,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Shifflett, Mr.
| and Mrs. Hoyt Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Yeargin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Massey, Mrs. Cordie Fields,
Mrs. j. d. Brown, Mrs. @. p. Drink
ard, Mrs. Gladys Brown, Mrs. Sarah
| Drinkard, Miss Margaret Hender-
son, Miss Lillian Mills and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Smoot.
Mrs. Pearl Shiflett won high
prize for ladies and Mrs. John Do
meme consolation. B. A. Williams
had high score for men and George
Moore, consolation.
The Holtville American Legion
Auxiliary sponsored bridge lun-
/ cheon at the Civic center Satur-
day of last week after which bridge
was played. An excellent luncheon
was served, with the proceeds go
ing to the Hipass camp fund.
Bridge tables were arranged in
! the Masonic lodge hall upstairs,
with A ladies playing.
General high score was held by
Mrs. w. L. Huebner, second by
Mrs. Sam Webb and third by Mrs.
Bernice Jobes of Ell Centro.
Mrs. H. T. Miller was hostess at
four tables of bridge during the af-
ternoon and her guests holding high
scores were Mrs. Virgil Hamilton,
first, and Mrs. Henry Woody of Ell
Centro, second.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Warren left
last Tuesday for Long Beach where
they will make short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Amstead and
family spent the weekend in Ell
Monte at the home of Mr.. AM
steads sister, Mrs. c. F. Meyer. A
family party was given in honor OF
the golden wedding anniversary of
Amsteads parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Amstead of Los Angeles, who also
spent the weekend at the Meyer
home.
Mrs. Amanda Grenleaf and Mrs.
Hazel Flaherty of Santa Ana were
in Holtville the first part of last
week visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dean Richmond. Mrs.
Greenleaf is Mrs. Richmond's mo-
ther, and Mrs. Flaherty is Mrs.
Richmond's sister.
Judge and Mrs. S. M. 5myser
have received word that they are
great grandparents for the second
time. Donor of the honor was a
pound son, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Vetter of Yorba Linda,
who already were the parents of a
10 years old child. Mrs. Vetter is
remembered here as Clara Croy,
who was employed formerly in the
, local telephone office.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hall Of Los
. | Angeles made a brief visit here
/ / last Sunday to exchange greetings
with friends while on their way
, from Los Angeles, where Mr.. Hall
, is connected with one of the banks,
to his former home in Kansas. Hall
was a former official of the Holt
. vile bank.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry B. McFar-
land and family returned last Tues
/, day from Balboa where they spent
Monday and Tuesday at the Meth
odist minister's district conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Griggs became
the parents of a daughter last
Monday.
Holtville Union high school and
elementary school boards were or
ganized Monday of last week when
they met in special organization
meetings in accordance with the
state law demanding organization
on that date.
At the high school, the official
makeup will be the same as last
year, Alex Meyer being reelected
president and c. L. Shaw re-elec-
ted as clerk. There was no other
business transacted at the meeting,
although the board members were
luncheon guests of the domestic
science classes. Mr.. Shaw, Mrs.
Copeland, Luther Hughes and Roy
Hawk were present at the meeting.
At the grade school, Mrs. L. A.
Harris became president of the
board, and M. j. Munson, clerk.
Mrs. Harris succeeded S. E. Shaw
and Munson succeeded Mrs. Har-
ris, who was clerk last year.