Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-09

The Community Bridge Club met
on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
G. c. Richards. After delicious
luncheon, the afternoon was spent
at bridge with first prize awarded
to Mrs. w. w. Weeth and second
to Mrs. Merle Hartsock. Ladies
who enjoyed the afternoon with
Mrs. Richards were Mesdames FL
bert Newton, Fred Boyd, Arthur
Farley, w. w. Weeth, j. A. Pur-
duyn, Merle Hartsock and r. Mel
fert. 1t was decided that the next
meeting would be a pot luck dinner
in honor of the husbands of the
members. This will take place on
the evening of March "a at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Per-
duyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur FARLEY ell
tertained with a dinner Sunday in
honor of their nephew, Wesley
Hartman. In addition to the
guest of honor their guests includ-
ed Miss Betty Mcmillan, Russell
Squiers and Bill Dicky of Ell Gen.
tro and Miss Margaret EIDE and AL
! fred Ede.
A party Of friends who spent q
jolly time picnicking at Mt Sig
nal Sunday included Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Scott and children, Virginia
and Roderick. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Palmer, Charles Summers, Mir.
and Mrs. John Machado and
daughter, Betty, Mrs. Annie Craw-
ford and Mrs. Ethel O'Neil.
Last Friday Mrs. S. l.. Belts
drove to Santa Ana to attend a
meeting of school principals of
Southern California. While on
the coast, she also visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gliset.
Mrs. Belts was accompanied on
the trip by Miss Doris Griset who
has been visiting her in Ell Centre
and also by Mrs. I. w. McGrew
and Evelyn McGrew who spent the
weekend in Orange with Mrs. Nc
Crews daughter, Mrs. Earl Craw-
ford. Evelyn had delightful visit
with her baby sister, Margaret
Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Gott of Holt
vile spent Sunday with Mr. anc
Mrs. Mike Ordonez.
Waldrop Meyer and Woodrow
Clevenger spent the weekend at
their homes in Meloland. The boys
are both located at the CCC camp
at Etiwanda.
The eighth grade girls made a
very attractive sewing machine
cover for their teacher, Mrs. James
in honor of her birthday which
occurred recently. The cover was
of monks cloth with the fan motif
in rose color and harmonizing
print material appliqued in each
corner and in the center. Each
girl worked her initials in her block
and the center block also contained
the inscription "Class of 1884" The
gift came as a complete surprise
to Mrs. James and was the work
of the following girls: Rubylee
Roberts, Betty Forsberg, Maxine
Mcbride, Marichen Waterman,
Barbara Wilson and Concha.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Palmer en-
tertained several geusts over the
week END, including Mrs. Palmer's
brother, Clinton Crawford, who
lives at ButtonWillow in Kern
county and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Machado and daughter, Betty, from
Brawley Mrs. Machado is Mr..
Palmer'S niece.
Alex Meyer went to Los Angeles
Friday to attend a sales meeting
of the Business Mems Assurance
company of America. The prin-
ciplc speaker of the meeting was
w. T. Grant, president of the COM
pany, who had just returned from
a trip to Mexico City.
Mrs. II. o. Galloway instructed
the All sewing class last Friday
afternoon during Mrs. Bettis' abb
sence on the coast. The same af-
ternoon the boys gardening class
under the supervision of Mrs.
James and Miss Wells visited the
experimental station where H. O.