Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-12
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

Baugh, organist; Estella Falla,
Warder; Emma Hevener, sentinel;
Addie House, flag bearer; Bertha
Hudson, Florence Conger, Ethel
Varney, Edith Collins, Matte Stew
art.
Miss Francis Erskine is now
student at the San Diego State
| College where she plans to major
in journalism. Miss Erskine was a
graduate of the Imperial Union
high school in 1888.
Mrs George r. Harris and Mrs.
Earl Templeton were BraWley busi-
ness visitors Wednesday.
Miss Louise Lundy daughter OF Mr..
| and Mrs. John Lundy, was married
to Harold Quincy of Ell Centro, in
Yuma Wednesday. Miss Lundy was
a sophomore in the Imperial Union
| high school.
Pat Caradine of the Imperial po-
| lice department was injured We'd
nesday afternoon when the steer
| ing wheel of the Car he was driy-
! ing broke causing it to collide with
a small coupe owned by c. S.
Hudson. The collision threw Cara
dine over the broken wheel pune
| turing his side and breaking a
couple of ribs.
! Chad Sproule left Friday even
ing for Atlanta, Georgia where he
has been employed by the American
| AirWays as manager of the Gambler
| Airport. He and his fiancee Miss
Carmalta Coomes with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Weiner motored to
Glendale the evening previous and
it was there he boarded one of
the company's air liners for his
! trip to the southern city.
Paul Mackey's birthday was the
| occasion of a surprise party at the
! Mackey home Friday evening. Mrs.
Mackey had invited a group of
| friends in for the evening to assist
/ her husband in the celebration of
| his birthday. The valentine motif
| furnished colorful decorative
| scheme that was carried out in
table appointments and in the
| lovely refreshments served at the
close of the delightful evening
The game of hearts was the diver
sion of the evening; Mrs. John
Bowman was awarded high prize
and Mrs. Wilbrod Pellctier the low
prize.
! Mr. and Mrs. Joe HallaWell and
| son Joseph, Jr and daughter Betty
were the weekend guests of Mr
HallaWells parents Mr.. and Mrs
J. l.. HallaWell of La Jolla.
/ I,r D raF p,-rt lou
was agreeably surprised on her 9th
birthday at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Zella Little and family on
February at 6 o'clock, in Ell
Centro. A fine birthday dinner was
enjoyed during which a wonder
i full birthday cake was served. Be-
sides her own children she was
honored by the presence of twelve
grandchildren. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Law
son, and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Roe, Mrs B. Coffman, and
| Mrs. Nash.
Joe Hurst of Ell Centro, Robert
| Williams and sister Francis ac-
| companied by their grandmother
Mrs. B. j. Combs motored to Bel
! flour by way of San Diego Satur
| day. They left Mrs. Combs in San
Diego where she plans to spend
! the next few months, and contin-
ued to Belflour Sunday for the
| purpose of purchasing several
pairs of pheaSantS.
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Atkins and
| family formerly of Ell Centro have
| moved into the property of Mrs.
| Anna Kubins on North G. street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas of
Colorado Springs, Colorado are
visiting Mr.. Thomas brother l.. j.
! Thomas.
Rev. Herschael Fravel who has
been i'll for the past few days is
reported able to be up and around
Mrs. H. V. Gray with her father
| Mr.. Nichols motored to Los An
geles Saturday and plan to return
| the latter part of this week.
A. Y. Preble motored to Yuma
| Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Cary Wright of the Imperial
! Irrigation district spent the week
| end in San Diego visiting her
| mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Merriman