Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-10
IMPERIAL
BY EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Correspondent

down for a few days from La Jolla.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Tumbleson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke
and Mr.. w. Anderson, Mrs. Apple
whites father.
A square dance was held at the
Ralph home Wednesday with Dan
Grumble calling. The Wilson Or
chestra provided the music. Dough-
nuts and coffee Wede served later
to the forty tired people.
Phil Hoffman went to Los An
geles Friday on business and from
there he is motoring on to San
Diego where he will attend Dis
trict Legion meeting of which he
is Vice-Commander.
Miss Eva Caudle and Mrs. Cary
Wright motored to Los Angeles
Friday to spend the weekend in
San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Huston and
son Jimmy motored to Los An
geleS Friday afternoon to attend
the football game.
H. T. Corey, his cousin Mrs. A.
E. Sussex, a friend w. N. Beadle
motored down from Los Angeles to
look over the rice crop which is
being harvested now. H. T. Corey
was supervising the growing of the
rice crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Parker of Los
Angeles motored down to spend a
few days looking after some Ameri-
can Legion business affair.
Mr.. Ed Steel of Redlands is
spending a few days in the valley
on business.
Reverend Sam Smyser of Holt
vile attended services at the COM
munity church Sunday evening.
The old Peterson garage is under
going repairs preparatory to the
storing of the rice crop grown west
of Imperial.
Mrs. B. j. Wandry spent Sunday
in Jacumba on business, returning
to Imperial the same evening.
Ralph Hevener former student
of Imperial Valley Union High
school is spending a few days in
the valley visiting his parents Mr..
Nilet kNAA % a. IL. liSNCiiSi.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilson moter-
ed to Los Angeles Friday evening
to attend the football game between
Stanford and U. S. G.
Albert Lauallin was dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlee of Ell
Centro Sunday evening.
Miss Doris Marchus spent the
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on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Wright form
er residents of the valley and now
of Corona have been in the valley
looking after their interests here.
Mrs. j. Wilson of Live Oaks spent
the weekend with her son J. A.
Wilson and family.
Mr.. w. Anderson of La Jolla is
in the valley for a few days visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Tom Apple
white.
Miss Mary Miller of San Diego
has returned to the valley and has
accepted a position with the Wool
worth concern.
Mr.. F. F. Thompson of Corona
was in the valley Wednesday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hevener
former residents of valley now of
Tryona, are spending a few days
in the valley visiting their rela-
tives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Hevener were both graduates of
the Imperial Valley Union high
school.
Fred Hudson of the Airport SER
vice station is able to be up and
around after his recent tonsilitis
operation.
Lawyer and Mrs. Will Hiatt of
Los Angeles were the dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Conley of
South E street.
John Larson, former we'll known
resident of Imperial and now of
Pico, is in the valley for a few
days on business.
August Anderson of Monte Rey,
owner of the Lincoln building was
in the valley for a few days on
business.
The regular monthly meeting of
the church board was held Wednes-
day evening. The regular routine
was attended to and certain i'm
provementS authorized
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh K. Oakley
and son David, motored to San
Diego and returned the same day
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Taylor, Jr.,
have rented the S. P. Williams
house on West 10th street, which
was recently vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan Heard.
Mr.. D. Jailonshy of Brawley was
an Imperial city business Wednes-
day.
Mr.. r. j. Hoenig of Van Nuys
was in the valley on business for
a few days.
Norman Averil, age 16 and son
of Mr.. Frank Averil, made his first
solo flight Wednesday after three
hours and fifteen minutes of dual
flying. He is being instructed by
Chad Sproule who announced the
flight very successful.
j. Longacre of Ell Centre was a
city business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. George Wright was a bust
ness visitor in Ell Centro and Holt