Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-02
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

on West Eighth street.
, w. j. Van Doran, who resides on
West Eighth street and has been
very i'll during sojourn on the
coast. will be back home in the near
future, it is hoped
The Imperial county fair grounds
5 is the scene of great activity as it is
, TO be opened tomorrow. The wea-
| ther man is looking with favor up
| on fair week and large crowd is
expected
Miss Madge Miller of San Diego
spent the weekend in the valley
visiting her sisters Miss Mary and
: Marjorie Miller respectively of Ell
: Centro and Imperial.
, A. E. Wright formerly of Holt
! vile and now of Whittier spent a
few days in Imperial on business.
Wright was former member of the
: Imperial school board.
) w. Housewright of Mesquite Lake
district witnessed the Orange Show
at San Bernardino last weekend.
| Miss Isabel Parish and William
Wendell also visited the Orange
: show last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Neil were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Con-
ley Saturday night.
Miss Barbara and Miss Inez Wal
ton spent the weekend as guests
OF their aunt, Mrs. Claude Black OF
North F street
D. K. MacFarrar has been confin-
} ed to his home the past week be-
cause of illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Conley and Bill
and Ebert HouseWright were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hart
Monday evening. The evening was
spent in card playing.
Little Geraldine Hart has been
absent from school this week be-
. cause of a severe cold.
Mrs. ]. F. Nelson of Chula Vista
visited with her sister, Mrs. George
Harris of this city, last weekend.
Mrs Nelson was former resident
of this city number OF years ago.
She was the motor guest OF Mrs. j.
: T. Ellis who spent the weekend in
San Diego, returning here Sunday.
/, She accompanied Mr. and Mrs. E.
Kinnamen on their return trip to
San Diego The Kinnamens were
: the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
: Hudson over the weekend.
Frank Dell, evangelist superin-
t tendent of California Friends
= church, who is conducting services
: in Holtville, was accompanied by
w. Alger also of Holtville to Imper-
ial Monday. Both men were here
: for business purposes.
A dinner was given at the home
i of A. C. Williams February %.
Those present were the following:
Messrs. and Mesdames E. Boyd, C.
, Suttle, Bill Mabry, Bill Greenlee,
Merle HartSock. and the Misses Lois
and Dorothy Greenlee, Francis Will
/ liams and Bonny Chisholm.
, A shower for Mrs. Joe Hurst of
FL Centro and Mrs. Melvin Sheldon
Of Seeley was held at the A. c. Will
liam's home February %. Those pre-
sent were MeSdames Clarke Suttle,
F.. E. Boyd, A. H. Sheldon, Ben
Thompson, Homer Chisholm, Merle
/ Hartsock, Wilfred Allen, Bill Green
: lee and the Misses Dorothy Green
! lee and Francis Williams. Delicious
refreshments were served later in
: the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Jones of El
Centre were the dinner guests
+, Thursday night OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
Carey of North F. street. Mrs. Jones
was formerly Miss Merle Mathis OF
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hart spent
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
HartS mother, Mrs. MacFarrar.
, Mrs. o. Hainey and Mrs. Otis
Morris were Ell Centre visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs. George White has been con-
this week because of a severe cold
Miss Margaret Weiss and Miss
Beatrice White were the guests of
Miss Ottie Mae Ashley of Ell Centre
Sunday.
Mrs. E. Padula, kindergarten tea
cher at the Imperial Lincoln Gram
mer school, was confined TO her
home last week because Of illness.
Mrs. Maurice Van Dyke substituted
during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Merriman spent
last weekend in San Bernardino
where they witnessed the Orange
show.
Mrs. w. G. Gott and daughter
5 Barbara Jane are the guests OF
Mrs. Walter Pool at her home on
= North E street, this week.
J. C. and Clyde Oliver and Carl
: Miller motored TO San Diego last
: weekend and were accompanied on
= their return trip by Miss Era Mae
Oliver, who is spending the week
with her parents. Mrs. Oliver who
has been very i'll with bloodpoiSon-
ing in her arm is reported to be
] much better. Era Mae plans to re-
1 turn to San Diego where she attends
: State college, next Sunday.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln was confined
to her home Monday because of a
slight attack of influenza.
Curtis Gabrielson has returned to
his home in Huntington Park at
ter spending week in the valley ON
:. business.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln was hostess
= Sunday morning at a delightful
: breakfast for her Sunday school
q class. After the breakfast all at
n tended Sunday school. Those pre-
r sent were: MARCEL Ansely, Virginia
Averill, Marjorie Harris, Roberta
Hart, Jackie Murphy, Theda McEl-
roy. Bonnie Mae MOTTO. Martha Jane