Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-24
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press staff CORRESPONDENT

Another de- htful evening of
pinochle was enjoyed by the mem
berS of the Pinochle Geshellschaft
on Saturday night, February IT,.
Their hosts were Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Bell of Holtville. At the end of the
evening high prizes went to Mrs.
Earl Northrop and John Frohly;
low, to Mrs. Maggie Havens and
Raymond Bell. Club members pres
ent were MessrS. and MesdameS
Raymond Bell, James Forester,
Elmer Forester, Clyde Havens,
Seth Grimes. John Frohly. T. g.
House, Mac Bell, and Mrs. Earl
Northrop.
Dinner guests of Mrs. Elmer For
reSter Monday evening were Mrs.
Vera B. Fem, Mrs. Gladys Layne,
and Miss Helen Van Fleet. After
dinner they motored to Imperial
and attended the recreational meet
ing held at the Veterans hall there.
The program was attended by a
large crowd of McCabe people.
They were entertained by an ex-
cellent boys band from Westmor-
land. Afterwards plans were made
for an invitational dance to be CIV
en- March IL by the Rccreational
club
Many will be interested to know
that Lee Landerman and his two
brothers, Carl and Robert, moved
last Thursday to a ranch in this
community. The ranch is near that
of Jaw Steele,
The vacation taken by the Prit-
chard family was ended Friday
when Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Pritchard
and son, Monroe, returned home
from the coast.
The McCabe- Eucalyptus home
department will have its meeting
Friday, February 23, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly.
A long time resident of this dis
trict, Mrs. M. L. Clark, moved
Thursday to Calipatria.
George Hornbeck had his leg ser
iously injured last week while he
was doing some tractor work.
Josephine Hamilton is again con-
fined to her bed. From Saturday
until Wednesday of this week she
spent with Mr. and Mrs. John Froh-
ly. Wednesday she moved to her
sisters home, also in El Centre
After exactly a month S absence
from school, Karl Gross was able
to resume his studies at Silsbee
school on Monday, February 49,.
Karl's absence was due to illness
with scarlet fever.
Mrs. r. G.. Walker was i'll last
week with tonsilitis. This week.
however, she is feeling all right
again.
A pleasant motor trip to San Di-
ego was taken on Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. La Brucherie and
children. Rosalie and Pete. In San
Diego the La BrucherieS visited Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Ambort; in Ell Ca
Jon they were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fancher.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Wagner Monday night, February
10, were Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Wagon
er from Ell Monte. The Bill Wag-
onerS had with them a couple of
friends, Red Fisher and Miss Mar
garet Locke whom they accompan-
led to Yuma Monday morning.
There Fisher and Miss Locke were
married. After dinner Monday
81 yht the two couples, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wagner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fisher motored back to Los An
geles.
Another Yuma marriage which
will be of great interest to McCabe
folks, was that of Miss Mary
Fancher to Dudley Pratt of San
Diego on Sunday, February 10. Miss
Fancher and Pratt stopped at the
j. P. La Brucherie home on their
way back from Yuma, but did not
divulge their secret. The La Bruch-
cries, however, we're Informed of
the marriage, Sunday, February
18. Miss Fancher is a former res
ident of McCabe, having gradual
ed from the McCabe grammar
school. Her recent home has been
with her parents, Mr.. end Mrs.
John Fancher in Ell Cajon; her
new home is in San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Wagner and
daughter Sally Mae were happy
this weekend in having Donald
and Dwight Hartle back with them
for few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Hartle of Yuma left their
two sons with the Wagoners while
they took a trip to Puente.
At a Valentine card party and
dinner Wednesday night, February
IA, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
Williams of Ell Centro, were Mr.
and Mrs. William Greenlee. Mr.
and Mrs Marln Harfzoo T1ta 1,ly