Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01

Mrs. Howard Reese of $50 South
Third street Brawley, entertained
a number of her former valley
friends at bridge party at the
Reese home last Saturday At the
conclusion of the afternoon OF
cards, prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Maurice Van Dyke, Mrs. j. L. G..
Swinney, and Mrs. Florence Conger.
After bridge a two course luncheon
was served. Those attended We're:
Mrs. E. M. Baugh, John Bowman,
Leverette House, Esther Ingle, Paul
Mackey, w. Pellitier, Margaret
Rau, j. L. G.. Swinney, Maurice
Van Dyke, and Miss Grace john
son of Imperial, Mrs. Steve Harris
and Mrs. Ralph Powers of Ell Gen.
tro, Mrs. Day Hanks, of Seeley
and Mrs. Florence Conger of BraW-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Reese formerly
lived in Imperial. Both were teach
ers in the elementary schools.
Miss Corina Mccall spent the
weekend in Imperial visiting
friends and relatives. Miss Mccall
is attending San Diego State COL
lege.
Pete Cooper of the U. S. Navy,
in San Diego, spent the weekend
in Imperial visiting friends.
Miss Marion and Anna Belford
and Wilbur Leach motored over
from San Diego Saturday to spend
the weekend with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M; Belford, Of
South c street.
Mr.. FRANKLIN of the Pacific Land
& Cattle company in San Diego
spent Saturday in Imperial on
business.
The American Legion Auxiliary
are conducting a series CT bridge
parties. Mrs. Kelly Yount and Mrs.
w. j. Stedman will be co-hostesses
at a bridge next Wednesday after
noon at the Yount home on South
Imperial avenue.
Mrs. Zona Hoffman who has
been living in Yuma for the past
several months, returned home to
Imperial and is at present staying
with her sister, Mrs Claude Laugh
lin.
I Viola Apc iaca, formerly of I'M
] rf- ial but now of Bakersfield. is
visiting friends and relatives here
! this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Van Dyke
entertained the members of their
j bridge club last Moadav evening
at their home on West 5th street
The prizes for the evening were
awarded to Mr.. and Mrs. Leverette
House and Mr.. and Ms. Paul
Mackey.
A. Y. Preble. Harry Erskine and
/ T. Sharp, returned Friday from
hunting trip which took them
into Utah. They returned by way
of Boulder Dam and Sacramento
where they transacted business.
Local Liens who attended the
Intercoastal meeting held in Ban
ming last week were A. 6. In
gram, Hugh Oakley j. A. Wilson
Wade Boyer, and John B. Baker.
The sophomore and freshmen
party will be held Friday evening
November 2. All are planning a good
time.
The Senior class play has been
selected: Believe 1t Or Not" a
three act comedy, by Charles Cald-
we'll Dobie. eminent American short
story writer. The cast has been
chosen, with Peggy Lee Case and
Hortense Taylor for the leading
feminine roles, Donald Hicks, Willis
Vestal and Woodrow Mcbride have
the masculine leads. Delmar st
Laurent, Clyde Caradine and Paul
inc McElroy will take comedy parts
The cast also includes Emma Lee
Brewer, Marie Lane, Rachel Null
ligan. and Ada Trimble Mr.. Green
will coach the play which is planned
for the last of November.
Golden Rule Chapter of Eastern
Star held their advance officers
night last Thursday evening. Mrs
Ruth Cox was advanced as worthy
matron, Ralph Powers, worthy pa
tron, Esther Ingle, associate ma
tron, Elleana Swinney, conductress