Imperial Valley press., 1934-07-03
BY EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Correspondent

Swinney, and Earl Templeton en-
tertained a group of their friends
with a desert party held about
eight miles west Of Imperial. Those
attending were. Laverne Anderson
George Harris, Corina Mccall. Mar
ion Belford, Evelyn Hicks, Winifred
Conley, Ina O'Neal. Eleanor Foster,
Lois Cosand. Roy Templeton, Ray
Bowman, Paul CoSand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hood Littlefield af-
ter Just returning Saturday from a
two weeks visit at May, Texas, with
Littlefield S parents. EIr and Mrs.
j. NJ. Littlefield, left Thursday for
San Luis Obispo where Hood VIII
be in charge of the Gilmore Oh
company branch interests.
Mrs. Lechner, Opal Lechner, Be-
atrice White and Leona Lechner
are spending the summer at Hemet.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Caradine and
son Bobby, Mr., and Mrs. Pat Car
dine and daughters Pauline and
Patty. motored to San Diego Sun
day where they passed the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. House, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Farrell and
daughter Marcia Jean, were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dorlnan V. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Sayidge have
recently purchased the w. D. Gott
home on North G. street.
Miss Ina O'Neal and Alfred
Swinney motored to San Diego for
a days outing, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brewer have
rented the Edgar cottage on South
F street.
Mrs. H. C. Worthington and
children have secured apartments
in Eckner Pass for the summer.
Mrs. B. j. Wandry spent Sunday
in Jacumba on business.
Mrs. Dutro of Long Beach re-
turned to her home after an ex-
tended visit with her daughter
Mrs. Kenneth Hickcox. -
Guerney Hill, former teacher in
the Lincoln grammar school, and
owner Of the farm adjoining the
state experimental farm was in I'm
perial on business the last few
days.
Mary Essery of San Diego, was in
Imperial Saturday morning looking
after his property IN this vicinity
Mrs. C. B. Duncan who has been
confined to her home because of
illness is up and around again.
Ed Griffin was a San Diego bus
mess visitor Thursday.
Upon receipt of a telegram in
forming him that his daughter Miss
Madge Miller OF San Diego, was at
the point of death, H. c. Miller
and son Junior. and daughters
Mary and Marjorie, left immediate
ly for the hospital. They returned
later that day and reported that
she was much better.
Miss Laverne Anderson of Cal
eXico was a visitor in Imperial
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Brown and
family are summering in Live Oaks
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Webb and
daughter Mildred spent the week
end in Live Oaks.
Mrs. Ford Garner Carter of San
Francisco and present owner of the
building that was damaged by fire
several weeks ago at Ninth and
Imperial avenue was in the city
Saturday morning on business.
A. c. Williams and Joe Hurst
motored to Chula Vista Saturday
on business.
Miss Marjorie Harris, Cyrus Reed
IHTns,4R1lr Ttgpp h1, N
ner guests Of Jane and Walter
Pool, Tuesday evening. Cards be-
ing the diversion.
Miss Marjorie Harris was hostess
at a delightful pot luck dinner CIV
en- at her home on North F street
Friday evening. Cards and out
side games furnished the entertain
ment. The guests present were
Irene Taylor, Virginia Averill, Lu-
cille Templeton, Martha Jane Pre-.
BILE, Betty Jane johnson, Mary
Louise Anderson. Jane Pool, Walter
Pool Lewis Trimble, Jim Hugh
House, William Womack. Cyru'
Reed, Billy Trentham, and Billy
Dunn.
Members of the Junior Christian
Endeavor society Of the Commun
ity church enjoyed a weiner roas
on the banks of New river west o
/ Imperial. Tuesday evening, H. c
Worthington and Mrs. Frank Timp,
supervising the games and Othe
f entertainment features. T n ost
j present We're: Marjorie Harris
BOnny Mae Motto Grace Vinzant
Jean Vinzant, Helen Tisdale, Ro
berta Hart, Bernice Bowen, Heller
Sayidge, Lucille Templeton, Jan
Pool Walter Pool. Lewis Trimble
Walter Henry, Cyrus Reed, william