Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-05
BY AUDINE ROGERS
Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

The American Legion plans to
start building on their new club
house some time this month. 1t is
to be erected on the site of their
present clubhouse at Sixth and
Cedar streets and the old building
is to be removed or torn down.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. WasSon be-
came the proud parents of a seven
and half pound baby girl Thurs
day morning. Both mother and
baby are doing well
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Jones of San
Diego motored to HoltVille Sunday.
They spent the day at the home of
Mrs. Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Rogers, returning late Sun
day night to San Diego Jones IS
an employee of SafeWay and was
recently transferred to San Diego
from the valley.
Mrs. Anne Dele Burleson was the
fortunate winner of the $25 bank
night award last Friday.
Friday night at the meeting of
the Associated Chambers of Com
merce at Westmorland F. Roy
Thompson, president for the past
year, turned the gavel over to l. j.
Harris, who was elected last June.
Evan T. HeWes and Roy H. Wom-
ack were the principal speakers of
the evening.
Marvin GunderSon was chosen
president of the All club Of The
HoltYille Union high school which
met with H. Lee Landerman, as
sistant farm advisor, Wednesday.
The club will meet every Wednes-
day after school.
The Holtville Annual Homecom-
ing celebration was held Friday
night. Paul Eggler, chairman of
the program, had an interesting
and entertaining program arranged.
There was speaking, band music,
singing, and tap dancing; also re-
freshmentS were served.
Mrs. Ollie Stewart, her son, Ellis,
daughter, GWendolyn. and JOY
Joye returned Friday from a two
months vacation. They motored to
New Mexico where they spent sew
eral days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Oldham, former residents of Holt
vile; from there they continued
their trip visiting Miss Mildred
Oldham who is going to the Bap-
tiSt university in Oklahoma, Mr.. |
S parents in Kentucky and
renewing old friendships with many |
acquaintanceS in Indiana. On the !
return trip they also stopped off |
in Arkansas to see Mr.. Stewart S /
Jack Stewart.
The Girls Sewing circle met at |
the home of Mrs. Guthrie Smull-
ng last Tuesday. Among those !
were Miss Pauline Cham
oers, Miss Rui Sanbonmatsu, Miss
Mecca Booth, Miss Edith Worden,
Nrs. Agnes Pinkerton, and Mrs.
Clara Myers.
At an assembly Wednesday the
tudent body of the HOltville high
chool nominated officers and next
week will hold their election. Stu
lent body fees were fixed at 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Allen were
inner guests Sunday at the H. T.
'elQl1ter nome.
Dorothy Williams, Irma Lott.
fary Kahn, and Carmen Nibol
ave been chosen group leaders of
ne G. A. at the high school. After /
* weeks of the study of hygiene
ne group will take up sports. {
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. ChisWell. S
leir son, Paul, daughter, Dorothy 6
nc Mrs. ChiSWell S brother. James Y
-odman of Missouri, were visitors /
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. t
ogerS last Sunday. I
w. L. Freeman of Hemet return
l to Holtville Friday for a short 7
sit. Freeman is a former Holt a
lie resident. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Brown and T
N, J. d. motored to San Diego r
lnday. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peralto spent
lnday in Calexico visiting at the G
1me of Mrs. Peralto' S parents. [
The Ladies Aid will hold their n
rst meeting since the warm il
eather started on Thursday, IO:3O
the Methodist church social hall +.
'ter a pot luck, quilting will be it
e order of the afternoon. a
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Mills left Sat Il
day morning for San Diego and
I'd not been gone half an hour il
fore they were informed that il
cir house was on fire. BY the
ne they had returned the fire h
I'd done as much damage as a N
e can do. Hardly anything was H
we'd. p
Miss Evelyn Warren suddenly
d an attack of appendicitis Sun al
y night. She was taken to the a
llley hospital and at Monday r
orning was operated on by DR..