Imperial Valley press., 1934-06-01
MELOLAND NOTES
BY MRS. ALEX MEYER
Press Staff Correspondent

urday night when Mary Jane Hall.
Charles Summers and Maurice
Galloway entertained for the eighth
grade graduates. The young hosts
who are members of the seventh
grade were assisted by their moth
ers. The class colors of green and
white were used in the decorations.
A bowl of lovely rose buds graced
the center of the table and asters
in profusion frightened the rooms
After a delicious dinner, a game
of ''hearts'' was enjoyed with Bet
ty Forsberg winning the prize for
girls and Edward Hale the one for
boys. The children spent the rest
of the evening playing outdoor
games on the lawn. Guests in
vited to this happy affair were
Betty Forsberg, Rubylee Roberts,
Maxine Mcbride, Concha Savala,
Marichen Waterman, Bill Christ
ian. Richard Mcbride, Edward
Hale. Charles Leja, Albert Won
Rotz; and Mrs. Harry James, Mrs.
Sherroll Belts, and Miss Lucille
Wells.
Members of the Young Peoples
class of Holtville Christian church
who are taught by Alex Meyer took
! advantage of the school holiday
Wednesday to drive to the noun
J tains. Arriving in Live Oaks at Z
{ clock in the morning. the first
event was a game of ball TO
"Warm up.' Hiking, swimming.
variety of games and a picnic lunch
occupied the remainder of the day.
Those who enjoyed the day togeth-
er were Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Lang
| ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Meyer,
Misses Zoe Lilies, Maudine Wilson,
Helen Rumsey. Billie Carr, Billie
| McAfee, Cecile Rumsey, Pearl Cor
nelson, Ora Casey. Mary Turney,
Juanita Wade, Roberta Lambert,
Muriel Meyer, Inza Rita Broderick,
Flora Fay Langston, Beverly Mey-
er. ard MesSrs. Charles Broderick,
Bob Aytes, GLADDEN. Little, John
Bush, and Tyndall Langston.
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Scott on Thursday night were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Magaw and their
nephew Jimmy Magaw of Calexico.
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theatre.
Mrs. Harry James was happily
surprised Tuesday afternoon when
she was given handkerchief
shower by the children of her
room. Much credit for the sue
cess of the affair, which was plan
ned by the children, is due Bill
Christian and Edward Hall who
had charge of the games and also
to Rubylee Roberts, Maxine Nc
Bride, Betty Forsberg and Marichen
Waterman who were on the refresh
ment committee After a number
of exciting games, refreshments of
milk nickels, cookies and pop corn
balls were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Lorah OF
Ell Centro spent Wednesday at
the Wesley Roberts home.
Ralph Engebretson spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Riverside at
tending to business matters.
Norman and Forrest Dupont
spent the weekend at the Have
korst ranch visiting Mrs. Henry
Havekorst.
Mrs. Will Meyer was guest at
the John Waterman home recent
ly when Mrs. Waterman entertain
ed in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Herman Rau, who will leave soon
for the summer months.
Harold Forsberg was away the
past weekend. On Sunday night
he was the guest of Bob Elliott of
Plaster City and he spent Mon
day night with Dick Miner Of Ell
Centre.
eliminating their study of Mex
leo the children of Mrs. Bettis
room enjoyed Mexican dinner
on Thursday, the main dishes be-
ing tortillas and frijoles.
Mrs. Sherroll Belts spent the
weekend with her husband in Los
Angeles and while there secured
house for summer. She returned
home with Miss Alice Trout of
Ell Centro.
Betty Forsberg was guest Of
Genevieve Moody in Ell Centre
Sunday.
Waldrop Meyer spent several days
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member of the CCC camp at Ell
wanda.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Herdman left
for their home in Van Nuys on
Monday. They expect to be away
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M Pardue of El
Centre We're dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Sharp Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott, Virginia
and Roderick spent the Weekend
in Los Angeles visiting at the home
of Dams parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roderick Scott.
Miss Billie Carr was an over
night guest of Miss Cecile Rum
sey on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w w Weeth and
little son expect to leave Satur-
day for Ramona where Mrs. Weeth
and the baby will spend the sum-
mer with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hayekorst
happily celebrated their forty
third wedding anniversary on Sat-
urday night. Their guests for dim
ner included Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Havekorst, Louise, Peggy, and Ann
Amelia Havekorst, Mrs. William
Bostian, Norman Dupont. Norman
Jr., and Forrest Dupont and Miss
Vera Havekorst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Traner,
Ward McGrew and daughter Eve
lyn all of Ell Centre were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Scott