Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-05
McCABE
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

sons, Joseph, Benjamin, Edward
and Harold, lett Monday, June 4,
for Valley Center where they plan
to spend week with Roderiquez
mother. They plan to attend the
Indian fiesta to be held at Pala
this week.
A dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Paine and daughters on Fri
day night was Walter M. Paine.
Miss Caroline Paine who has been
Ill since Thursday, May 81, with a
very severe case of tonsilitis, is
feeling much better now although
she is not yet fully well again.
! Fred Paine returned to the val
ley Tuesday, May 20, with Bert
Bangs of San Diego. Paine spent
week with Bangs in his cottage
at Pine Valley.
Thursday morning, May 81. the
Misses Masocl,o, Eiko and Marie
Yukawa motored to the valley. Miss
Masocko Yukawa motored to San
Diego to spend Memorial day, Miss
Marie spent week with her moth
er, Mrs. George Yukawa. Miss
Eiko plans to spend two weeks at
her home here as she has two
weeks vacation from the Mercy
hospital training school.
A Saturday evening dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine and
daughters, Dorothy and Caroline,
was Andrew Thaanum of San Dr.
ego. Thaanum is in the valley for
a week IS stay.
Friends of Johnny Goss, Jr. will
be glad to hear that he is recup-
Grating very rapidly from his re-
cent appendix operation.
The Mt. Signal operetta, "Aunt
Drusilla IS Garoeno put on by the
Mt. Signal school as the last pro-
gram of the year was greatly en-
joyed by the following McCabe
people on Monday night, May 28:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom and
children, Frances and William, Mrs
John Wagner and children, Cath
leen and Russell, Mrs. Fred paine
and daughters, Dorothy and Caro-
line, Miss Katherine Steele, Mrs.
Arthur Martin, Mrs. j. C. Stuart,
and Keith Stuart.
Walter Paine spent last weekend
in San Diego with Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart and family. He returned
to the valley on Tuesday.
Frank Paine of San Diego is
staying in the valley now at the
home of his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stall.
The weekend was very pleasant
ly spent by Mr.. and Mrs. Hershell
Grandey, Miss Berta Mae Grandey
and Miss Hazei Smith at the
Grandey cabin in Jacumba. They
reported the weather there as be-
ing almost too cool.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Smith and
sons, Glenn and Carol, were visited
on Sunday, June 3, by Mrs. r. E.
Bennett and two sons, Clay and
j. D., of Yuma, Ariz. Mrs. Ben
nett and Mrs. Smith are sisters.
On Sunday evening, June 3, Wal
ter Paine, accompanied by Miss
Billy Carr, motored to San Diego.
Miss Carr is going to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
in San Diego.
Miss Dorothy Paine entertained a
few of her friends on Monday, May
28, at a pot-luck luncheon at her
home in this community. After
luncheon the girls attended SWIM
ming party at the Kenyon plunge.
The party was farewell party for
Miss Betty Upholt who left the
valley Immediately after her grad
uation Friday night, for her home
in Escondido. Those present were
the Misses Betty Upholt, Mary
Frances Branderburg, Helen Hawk,
Mabel Woollisci oft, Helen Bezde-
check, Grace Griggs, and the host
eSS.
Leaving the valley Tuesday, May
20, Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly and
the Misses Mildred Frohly and
Josephine Hamilton spent until
Sunday at the Frohly cabin in Eek
ener Pass. In The meantime they
motored to San Diego on Wednes-
day and Saturday nights where
they and frierds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cloyd and Mrs. Chaple, at
tended some old-time dances.
OF interest to friends of Walter
Paine is the fact that his big pinto
stallion, Smith, which was ridden
in the rodeo held at the Rose Bowl
In Los Angeles week ago won
third place in the calf roping con-
test. The rider was Walter Nor
ton.
Misses Marie and Eiko Yukawa
had as guests Sunday afternoon
Lilly and Tommy Nishimoto, Mar
vey and Betsey Mazda, and Thomas
Kokubun. Sunday evening dinner
guests we're Kokubun and the Nish-
imotos; after dinner they attend
ed the theatre.
Friends will be sorry to hear of
the recent illness of Claude Hart
zell, Dahlia caral zanjero. Due to
his illness he was obliged to hire a
substitute in his place, but on
Monday, June 4. he again resumed
his duties.
Albert Steele and George Oboy-
ashi accompanied Gerald Kissee
and number of other boys to San
Diego on Saturday. The boys
planned to go fishing but the water
was so rough they were obliged to
change their plans.
J. A. Steele, father of Jay Steele,
left Sunday evening for Hunting
ton Park where he plans to spend
the summer with his daughter,
Mrs. R. Lewis. He travelled by
train.
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