Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-19
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

hall. Following the dinner the
assemblage joined in the game OF
Michigan" which concluded a gay
evening.
Miss Francis Williams was
guest of her sister Mrs. Joe Hurst
of Ell Centre Tuesday.
| Mrs. Eddie Brandon was an FL
Centro business visitor Monday
afternoon.
| Miss Helen JOY Kinnaird motored
to San Diego Saturday where she
will spend the next few weeks
with her sister Mrs. Mildred Skip
per.
Rosser Russell and John Foster
left Friday morning for Fresno
where they will spend the next
few weeks.
Curt Bridger of Brawley was an
Imperial city business visitor Sun
day.
s. r. Harrington of Los An
geles was an Imperial city visitor
Tuesday
Construction and rearrangement
of the Desert Grapefruit company
is now completed and they are re-
ceiving and recleaning flax and
other grains for storage.
D. B. Lucas Of Santa Ana was
in Imperial Monday on business.
Marble Laird Of Whittier was in
Imperial last Sunday visiting
friends and relatives.
Guy Parker of Los Angeles was
an Imperial city business visitor
Wednesday.
Roy Sareing of Los Angeles was
in the valley looking after his
ranch interests, Wednesday.
T. w. Sayer, prominent buoiness
man of San Diego was in I'm
perial Thursday.
A. Y. Preble was a San Diego
business visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Busby of El
Centro have recently moved into
the Bridgers house ON North Q
street.
Jack Foster after returning from
the coast reported that his father
Martin Foster stood the trip with
out any serious results and while
there was no marked improve
ment in his fathers condition when
he left him, the family was hope
full that the change of climate
would be beneficial to him. Foster
has been i'll with heart ailment
the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Boyd enter
tanned informally last night at
their ranch home east Of Imperial.
At auction bridge which was the
diversion Of the evening, prize
awards were won by Mr.. and Mrs.
A r.. Carey, Mrs. Earl Temple
ton, and Jeff Meyers. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Carey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl M. Templeton,
Mrs. L. M. Thompson, Harry Case
and jeff Meyers. In conclusion Of
the evening the guests enjoyed a
delicious Dutch lunch.
Miss Marilyn Ingle, who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Edith
Cleveland of Banning, returning
home with her mother Mrs. E. B.
Ingle, Friday evening.
Miss Grace Page and Miss Grace
Beckwith left on a ten days abb
sence to attend the annual camp
meeting of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventist church at Arlington.
Mrs. Harry Erskine returned to
her home Tuesday evening, &C.
companied by her daughter Francix
who has been student at San
Diego State college since the first
of the year.
Miss Amy Cosand had as her
| guest Wednesday afternoon, Miss
Daisy Rapson of Ell Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Nelson
celebrated their fourth wedding an
niversary Wednesday evening with
a four course dinner and an even-
ing of cards. Those present were:
Mr., and Mrs. Pete Nichols, Mrs.
Lillian Heflin and daughter Ber-
nice, Mrs. Mike Saleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rex Drysdayl, Misl Lucy
Strain. Miss Margaret Saleman,
Mr.. Elvis Adair and Mr.. San Sears,
Miss Jane Pool and Martha Jane
Preble motored to Live Oaks. with
Fred Saleman Saturday evening,
where they spend the week.
[ Harry Erskine, WE'LL Dunn and
son Bill enjoyed day Of fishing
off the coast Of Coronado Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones and
daughter motored to Berkeley to
attend the graduation exercises Of
Stanford University. Their daught-
er majored in law.
| Ralph Bowen and Bobby Nichols
left Thursday morning on two
weeks camping trip to Yosemite
National park.
Judge John Baker and Ralph
Therrien motored to Yuma Sum
day to visit the Irrigation head
quarters at Andrade.
Henry Sanders has recently
moved on to the property on 220
North E street. 1t was formerly
occupied by Dave Hart.
Miss Lois Wynn, Mrs. Olga
Hotter and Miss Margaret Sale
man left for San Bernardino Sat-
urday evening to spend the week.
end with Miss Wynn's aunt Mrs.
Bessie Hauss.
Brooks of Los Angeles has moved
into the Arnett home on West llth
street, acquired it when he pur-
chased the Rio Grande agency sew
eral weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Spear left
Saturday morning for Oklahoma
to be with Mr.. Spears father who
is seriously i'll.
Ed Griffin and son motored TO
Redlands Sunday where they ex-
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