Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-01
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT SEELEY


Howards' home
San Bernardino accompanying his
sister back who was visiting her
for the day.
Miss Mariana Stearnes is a guest
at the Seeley hotel and expects to
spend several weeks here. Miss
StearneS comes to the valley every
winter from San Diego and enjoys
the wonderful winter climate here.
The Seeley Ladies Aid had an all
day meeting Wednesday, January
81, and delicious pot luck dinner.
The afternoon was spent in quilting
and social time with a short bus
mess meeting. Ladies present:
MeSdames A. r. Ferguson, c. Fer
gason, Wise, West, Higgins. Hall,
Robinson, Gallaher. Schultz, Shell
don, StearnS, Townsend. McHone.
and Elizabeth Robinson.
John Trammell, Archie Beeman
and Earl Upshaw are driving trucks
on the highway work this side of
J Yuma.
Fred MaStick left for his mines
near GlamiS on Tuesday.
The Westside country club held
its regular meeting Thursday, jan
uary 25, at the home of Mrs. Gene
Higgins. A delicious pot luck dinner
was served. A short business meet
ing was held following which Mrs.
Hull, program hostess, read very
interesting and instructive paper on
Better American Speech.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent in making plans for the
medicine show, an entertainment
(which the club will put on Febru-
ary 8. Members present were Mes
danes Cannon, Gallaher, Curtis,
Dickson, Lowe, Ferguson, Westmor-
land, Schultz, West, Diehl, Sheldon.
Klump, Greene, Hull and hostess,
Mrs. Higgins. Guests were Mrs.
Elizabeth Robinson and Mrs. Lonnie
Murphy.
Mrs. Francis Bransford an d
friends from Indio were visiting
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Of
telie and family.
L. G.. Beleal was very pleasantly
surprised Sunday by a number of
friends calling to help celebrate his
fiftieth birthday at his home. The
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. p. N.
Geddjs, and Mr.. and Mrs. Art Klein
sing of El Centro, George Harrison
of Brawley and Mr.. and Mrs Nor
Imam P. Pearse. Mrs. GeddiS pre-
sented him with big birthday cake
and the afternoon was enjoyed
playing bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Meadows and
boys Ronnie and Dickie motored to
Campo Sunday for the day.
Don Van Horn of Ell Centro was
a weekend guest of Harold Robin
son.
The Seeley Christian Endeavor
held its regular meeting Sunday
night with - members present.
Plans were made for a party to be
held this week.
! Mrs. A. Plecher and family were
pleasantly surprised Friday evening
by a visit from her sister, Mrs. j.
G.. Goodrich, and cousin, A. G.
Brooks, of Los Angeles. They left
Monday for Palo Verde where Mrs.
oOOCllC I'LL ChpOCbo w live Oll IlCl
ranch there for several months
looking after her business interests.
Mr. Brooks enjoyed the visit with
his two sons, Thomas and Bobbie,
who make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Plecher.
The Seeley baseball boys were
winners over Holtville nine on the
Holtville diamond Sunday afternoon
in a very exciting and we'll played
game which lasted 10 innings with
a final score of to IL. There was
| plenty of fine stick work on both
teams with Busby and McElvaney
leading in that capacity Next Sun
day Seeley will play at Calipatria
with their team.
The Plaster City Bridge club met
Thursday with Mrs. Chiffon, men,
berS present were Mesdames Elliott,
Cline, Ashcraft, Price, and hostess,
Mrs. Chiffon; the Misses Gwen Ell
lott, Mary Sue Lay, and Annie
second prize, Mary Sue Lay. Deli
cious refreshments were served.
Miss Henrietta Blanc entertained
| guest from Santa Ana over the
week END.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo Long and
children, Elmo Jr., Elsie Mae, the
twins Robert and Charles, enjoyed
the day with DR.. and Mrs. Kenneth
! Hayes at Indio Sunday.
Beriah Brown, Jr., brother of Mrs.
| N. P. Pearse, is spending week or
two at the Pearse home. Mr..
Brown s home is at San Luis Obs
po.
Seeley Boy Scouts Troop 5, will
hold their own Court of Honor
Friday evening, February 2, and at
7 o'clock pot luck supper will be
held in Community hall. Court of
Honor will be held in the Seeley
Union church. Many of the Scouts
are going up for advancement.
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