Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-27

courtesy of John Depaoli, manager
of the Holtville theatre
Ruth A Talboy. regional super
visor of home making, was a visitor
last Tuesday at the high school
She was especially interested in the
new arts and crafts class.
wednesday at the civic center al
] 1880 a meeting will be held for all
those interested in the Townsend
cid age revolving pension plan. DR.
/ L. A. Bowman will introduce men,
bers of the El Centro club who
will aid in organizing a like club in
Holtville. Ell Centro officers are
Milton Glenn, chairman; DR.. Goble
Hurst. vice chairman; Josephine
King, secretary and S. o. Buck
treasurer.
! The vocational class at the local
high school, taught by Miss Bea-
trice Floyd, visited the Eastside
dairy last week, to learn the sani-
tary methods used in handling
milk. Forrest Ferguson also gave
them an interesting talk concern
ing chicken raising as a vocation
one day of the past week.
/ l.. F. Young. former owner of the
Hop Lee grocery store. sold out to
Lew Coon and has gone to Stock
! tn.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Theodore w. Bolin
became the parents of a baby son
Saturday evening. Mrs. Bolin is at
the Valley hospital.
Forrest Ferguson purchased a
new Studebaker last week.
! Charles Slocum was in charge OF
the program at last Fridays Ro-
tary luncheon at the civic center
Miss Virginia Williams and Miss
Ellis Hanback, of the local high
school gave two readings, Mr.. Slo-
cum gave an illustrated talk on au-
to greasing, Mayor Sam Webb an
nounced that next Friday, there
would be a SERA meeting and that
other organizations of the city
would meet with the Rotary clut
to discuss welfare work, Barney
Burke, of the Holtville Ice and Cole
Storage company invited the Holt
vile Rotary club to attend a meet
ing of the Southern California Ice
Industry at the Barbara Worth
hotel in Ell Centro December IA. He
said the El Centro Kiwanis clut
would also attend the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace N. Kent
were host and hostess to gather
ing of former Chapman college
students who have banded together
to form the Panther club. Tht
meeting, last Saturday, was a get
together followed by a lovely din
ner.
Walter Nilsson celebrated hi
tenth birthday last Thursday witt
lovely dinner followed by out
door games. Those who enjoyed
the event were; Helen and Percy
Thomas, Ella, julius and Walter
Hoffer, Rena Niboli, Ernest Outlet
and the Nilsson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wallace are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birtf
of a daughter, Sylvia Kay, borf
Tuesday at the La Solana hospita
in El Centro.
Joe Enz, who left early last weel
to represent the dairy department
at the California Farm Bureal
convention, returned Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Kent ant
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. A. H
Smithson enjoyed a picnic luncl
on the desert Sunday.
A. P. Shibley attended meet
ing of Scout executives in El Cen
tro last Wednesday night wher
plans were made for reorganizinI
the Imperial Yuma council. War
rem Currier was voted general chair
man of the reorganization com
mittee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tex Cornelisol
motored to CaleXico last Tuesda,
where they took in the Tom Mi,
Wild West show.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Beale motor
ed to San Diego Saturday and re
turned accompanied by Beale ,
father who will spend the winter il
Holtville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Louden en-
tertained their nephew, Paul Lou
den, of Oryille, Wash, for Severa
days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bovee ant
Harold Gates spent Sunday at Pin
Valley.
Jake Neidiffer, Allen Bruke ant
Richard Blackburn went duck hunt
ing early Sunday morning.
Miss Marie Potts spent Saturda,
and Sunday at the Hoyt Parke
home southeast of Holtville.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Weather
bic left last Tuesday to spend fev
days at National City.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Vencill ant
son, Howard Vencill, and wife
motored to Boulder dam last Fri
day
Mrs. Gordon Schneider entertain
ed as her guest, Mrs. Richar'
Schwartz of San Diego, a few day
last week.
Walter Neidiffer and j. P. Sharl
were visitors at the Ed Poore sheel