Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-05
By EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

| Press Staff Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Saleman and
son Chucky, Mrs. Hotter and
daughter Pearl are motoring to
Live Oaks Sunday where Mrs. Holt
zer and Pearl and Chucky will
spend the summer.
Mrs. Grace Aycock and brother
| Sam Brummett motored to the
mountains over the weekend.
| Mrs. Margaret Rau and daughter
Shirley are leaving for Los Angeles
Sunday where they will spend the
month and later motor to Lake
Tahoe to spend some time there
with friends.
Little Miss Frances Maynard
| Snyderman has undergone ton
sill operation and is said to be rap
idly recovering.
Miss Lois Wynn and Bud West
motored to Alhambra over the
weekend to visit friends and rela-
tives living there.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Hudson and
family have moved to Belyedere
which is little place near Los
| Angeles. Hudson has been given a
months leave of absence during
which Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson are
motoring back to Florida to bring
| his mother out here.
w. Townsend and Floyd Duncan
spent the weekend in Los Angeles
on business.
Those attending the rifle shoot
at the marine range, in La Jolla,
Sunday were jim Allen, Lester Lu-
allin, Milo Foster, Earl Templeton
of Imperial; Joe Golden. Henry
Adams, Jim Townsend Bob Daugh-
erty of Ell Centro. Milo Foster,
Henry Adams and Joe Golden made
expert class scores.
Miss Marjorie Miller was hostess
at a lovely surprise shower Tues
day evening at the Lincoln home
on west Eighth street, honoring
Mrs. Walter Macdonald, formerly
jeanette Vestal, whose marriage oc-
Cured the forepart of May. Mrs.
Macdonald received many lovely
gifts which were opened in the
presence of the guests. Those pres
ent were: Margaret Britton, Lois
Greenlee Of El Centre; Winifred
Conley, Evelyn Hicks, Marion Bel
ford, Marion Varney, Hazel Tren-
than, Corina Mccall, Virginia Bow
man, Ora Brock, Dottie Mallory,
Leila Ralphs, and Vera Brewer. In
concluding the evening a delicious
dinner was served by the hostess.
Mrs. George Wright has returned
home after a couple of weeks in
the Mercy hospital in San Diego.
Mrs. Wright is feeling especially
we'll
Mrs. E. Brandon of El Centro was
a visitor at the W. M. Belford
home on North F. street, Saturday.
A. Y. Preble was a business visit
or in San Diego Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tinvolde
have moved to San Diego for the
summer.
Following the resignation of Mrs.
Edith Ingham, matron of the de-
| tention home and her assistant
Mrs. Josephine Shackleford was
accepted by the probation commit
| tee at a recent meeting. Mrs. Ollie
Yates was appointed to that post
and Mrs. w. w. Copeland named
as her assistant.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Thomas of Ban
ming were Imperial city business
visitors Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Williams of San
Diego were in Imperial Sunday
visiting friends.
G. V. Clinton of Los Angeles was
an Imperial city business visitor
Wednesday, Decoration day.
Miss Ina O'Neal was honored
Monday evening at a delightful
surprise party at which her aunt
Mrs. l. ]. Harris was hostess. Many
jolly games furnished the enter
tainment of tie evening. At the
close delightful refreshments were
served. Those attending the party
were the Misses Helen Marshall,
Dottie Mallory, Lucy Strain, Alberta
st. Laurent, Amy Cosand, and
Messrs. Elvis Adair, Paul Cosand
and Alfred ST'inney.
Paul Alvey Of Calipatria was in
Imperial Thursday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hill OF Salin-
as spent the Weekend at the I'm
perial hotel visiting old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P Mellon spent
a week travelling around on the
coast via San Diego.
Gerald Port has secured a posi-
ton with the Delta Mercantile
company of El Centre.
Mrs. Sherman Eldridge of Ell
Centro was visitor in Imperial