Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-18
BY Mrs. S. 7. Robinson
Press Staff Correspondent


ents furnished transportation for
the Seeley grammar school students
SO they could attend playday at
McCabe school. About 80 of the
children went from here and all
had an enjoyable day.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday
and thea fternoon was spent quilt
ing. It was voted on having an all
day meeting wednesday, January
81, and have a pot luck dinner and
enjoy social afternoon quilting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Meadows and
children spent Sunday in Jacumba.
Many of the Seeley young peo-
pie attended the basket ball game
in Ell Centre Friday evening at the
game between Ell Centro and Braw-
ley.
Miss Kitty Wurz of Avalon. a
niece of Mrs. Joe Oftelie, was a
guest at the Oftelie home several
days last week.
Mrs. Minnie Hull of Ell Centre
spent a few days last week with Mrs.
Ed Diehl.
Mrs. Virginia Upshaw and sister
Miss Margaret Smith of Holtyille at
tended the Seeley Baseball game
! here Sunday.
Word has been received by friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bethurum who
left here last year, that they are
making their home in Hickory, Ok
lahoma.
Miss Mary Edgar of Ell Centre was
a guest of Gladys Womack over the
weekend.
Nellie Clevenger was a visitor in
El Centro at Minnie Trammells
over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cannon were
callers Saturday evening at the
Mrs. William Schultz home.
Miss Alice Smith of Pomona spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Smith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade West made a
business trip to San Diego for the
day Thursday.
The Westside country club met
with Mrs. M. G. Curtis, January II,
with IA members present. Mrs. VIM.
Schultz gave very interesting pro-
gram. Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, mo-
ther of Mrs. Schultz, who attends
the club meetings during her stay
through the winter each year, was
pleasantly surprised by beautiful
birthday cake decorated and COW
cred with little candles which was
presented to her by Mrs. Olive Can
non, president of the Woman's club,
to celebrate Mrs. Robinsons eighty
third birthday. Members present at
the meeting were MesdameS Cam
non, Diehl, g allaher, Schultz,
Green, Lytle, Westmoreland, Wool
iscroft, Higgins, Rich, Hull, Kramer,
Dickson, and the hostess Mrs. Cur
tbs; Mrs. Robinson was visitor
Next meeting viii be at the home of
Mrs. Gene Higgins with the pro-
gram by Mrs. Minnie Hull.
The baseball game Sunday with
Seeley and Brawley was very inter-
esting and the Seeley boys played a
fine game, winning with score of
80.
Saturday night was the last night
of the show given here and Gladys
Womack was voted the most popu-
lar girl, receiving wrist-watch and
Marylin Preece the most popular
baby who was presented with gold
ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ballentyne
of Santee visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. o. Barrett and family last week.
Lawrence Campbell returned from
Salinas Monday, but left his wife
to stay with her mother, whose
| health is not much improved.
J. C. Spencer, who attended a
business meeting in Los Angeles
over the weekend and also visited
with his daughter Miss Kathleen
Spencer.
Mrs. Frances Bransford accom-
panied friends from Indio Saturday
to visit her small daughter and
spent the evening at the j, F. Of
telie home.
/ The cake walk held at Commun-