Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-14
McCABE
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Cnrresnnndent

the ideal weather Sunday. April 9
was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
Paine, Walter Paine. Ed Campbell
Bryan Lydick. William Sunstrom
the Misses Dorothy and Caroline
Paine, and Frances Sunstrom. The
party lunched on the Aqua Grande
later hiking up the stream to its
source. On the return trip they
continued on over the mountains
leaving Baja California at Tecate
and returning to the valley on the
Campo grade.
The annual spring teachers in
Stitute, held this year at the Draw
ley high school on Saturday, April
s. was attended by the following
teachers from this community
Mrs. Vera B. Fem, Mrs. Frances
York. Mrs. Ethel Paine. Mrs.
Gladys Layne, Mrs. Ernestine Har-
ris, Mrs. Isabel Du Bots, Mrs.
Bertha Woolliscroft. Mrs. Arthur
Martin, Mrs. Inez Sigmon, Misses
Katherine Steele, Helen Van Fleet,
and Gladys Claypoole.
Luncheon guests of Miss Dorothy
Paine, April 10, Monday, were the
Misses Helen Hawk. Helen Bezde-
check. Betty Upholt, Mabel Wool
iscroft. and Katherine Howard.
George Yukawa, accompanied by
his daughter. Marie Yukawa, motor
ed to Los Angeles Friday, April 7,
returning Saturday night. They
returned via San Diego, and stop
ped there to visit Miss Eiko Yu-
kawa.
Due to a severe cold Miss Mary
Frances Hoppin was forced to re-
main in bed all last week.
Miss Marguerite Hurst was an
overnight guest of Miss Sally Mae
on Monday night.
Saturday night. April 8, Walter
Paine. was a dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Paine. and family.
Miss Helen Bezdecheck was the
overnight guest of Miss Grace
Griggs of Holtville on Wednesday
night.
Bill Wagner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Wagner. visited his
parents and sister, Miss Sally Mae,
on Saturday, April 8. Bill Wag-
oner lives in FL Monte.
On Sunday, April 8. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Smith and children,
Glenn, Carol, and Hazel, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bennett of Yu-
ma. Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Smith
are sisters.
Latest news of j. E Burns, in the
Banning hospital, due to an auto
mobile accident. is that he is get
ting along very nicely and plans to
leave the hospital soon and return
to the valley.
A delightful trip to Warmers Hot
Springs was enjoyed Saturday,
April 7, by a group of young people
accompanied by J. F. Wilson. At
the Hot Springs they enjoyed the
swimming and picnic lunch. Those
who enjoyed the trip were the
Billie and Clara Carr, Hazel
Smith, Orlynn Hartzel, and Cecile
Rumsey.
The Silsbeen school is being rem
ovated with new paint on the out
side and a few rooms are being
painted. Most of the rooms, how
ever were repainted last year.
The little two-year-old son Al
vim, of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ames
is seriously i'll with double pneu-
monia. The little boy has been il
for a week.
Monday Afternoon, April 10, Mrs
Hershell Grandey and Miss Berta
Mae Grandey visited Mrs c. c
Smith and Miss Hazel Smith a,
the Smith home on the Dahlia
canal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershell Grandey
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfus Tomlinsor
enjoyed Sunday evening, April 9
in playing bridge at the Tomlinsor
home in Heber.
At weiner roast, held Friday
evening, April 7, on the sand hills
east of Heber. Miss Helen Hawk
and Robert, Chester, and Stanley
Hawk entertained a few friends
Misses Dorothy Paine. Helen Bez-
decheck. and Mrs. F. w. Paine
were guests from McCabe. Other
guests were young people from
Holtville and Calexico.
Art Sunstrom of Pasadena spent
last weekend with his brother
Fred Sunstrom and his family. Art
SunStrom came to the valley for
business purposes.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Smith Wagner were Mr.. and Mrs
Greenwood and children, Dorothy
and Jackie.
Last weekend was enjoyed with
friends in Riverside by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Harrington.
In order to attend a dairyman IS
conference in Berkeley this week
Earl v. Northrop accompanied Joe
Enz of Calexico to Berkeley on
Tuesday, April II. Northrop and
Enz will be gone all week.
With Miss Helen Hawk as hostess
Misses Helen Bezdecheck, Betty
Upholt, Mary Frances Brandenburg,
and Lois Bezdecheck enjoyed a
swimming party Sunday. After
swimming the girls were served re-
freshments at the Hawk ranch at
Bonds Corner.
Recently, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frohly, Mildred Frohly, and jose
phine Hamilton made a visit to
the Tumco mines near the Arizona
border. There they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Huffman, Huffman be-
ing Mrs. Frohly's nephew and
manager at the mines.
Due TO an injured foot of Miss
Mildred Frohly, Mr.. and Mrs. Froh-
ly, Mildred. and Monroe Pritcharo
motored to San Diego Tuesday eve