Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-16
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff CORRESPONDENT

n ldlsC tloWd Vi I1CS1DC pCoplN
enjoyed Sunday, February IL, as
they motored to the Black Butte
mountain in Baja California. This
mountain is about 25 miles from
Mexicali and interesting because il
is an extinct volcano. AT the foot
of the mountain are interesting
mineral hot springs and also salt
bed. Members of the picnic party
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoppin, MI
and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred w. Paine, Mrs. Sam Par.
ker, j. B. Lydick, Mildred, Dorothy
and Caroline Paine, Frances Sun
strom, Mary Frances Hoppin, Cath
leen Wagner, William Sunstrom
Russell Wagner, Robert Parker ant
Gene Wagner.
Calexico visitors OF Mrs. Cnar
lotte Gillett on Thursday, February
8, were the MeSdames j. c. Candle
Lila Steinmetz, and her son, Jerry
Since tie unfortunate automobile
accident in which j. +. Burns wa
seriously injured last week, Bobbi'
and Edward Burns have been thu
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John d.
BoiS and family.
Gordon Cook, brother Of Ms
Frank Stall, has been seriously il
with tonsilitiS.
Recent guests Of John Goss ant
children. Blanche, Lucille, Bernice
Quebell, and John .Jr., were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leslie Schunemann and chill
dren. Betty Lou and Lloyd, RESIDENT
CT San Diego. When the Schune
manns motored to the valley Wed
nesday, February 7, they stopped
at Jacumba and brought little Lor
raine Goss home TO spend the week
end with her father. Sunday th
GosseS motored to Jacumba takinl
Lorraine back to be with her moth
er. Walter Schunemann is stayin
with the Gosses; he will be wit
them for some time as he is work
ing in the valley now. His wife an
children, however, returned to thel
home in San Diego on Monday.
Last Friday, February 9, Misse
Marie and Masocko YukaWa spen
tie day in San Diego. Masock
went to attend a concert given b
the Amphion club Friday evening
Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Herschel Grandey were guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tomlinson II
Heber.
A visitor of Mrs. Frank Stall ol
Friday, February 9, was Miss jun
Faulkner. Miss Faulkner is tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cook
Her home is Long Beach.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. H. f
Fudge and her son Raymond wert
Holtville visitors Of Mrs. Y. D
Hime.
The weekend guest of Miss Earl
enc Northrop was Miss Mary Ed
gar.
A picnic to Salton Sea was en-
joyed on Sunday, February II, b.
Mrs. Lillian TEurloW and Mrs. JOIN
Moore.
There was a delightful Dime
Gance at the Northrop ranch Sat
urday night, February 10, at whicl
the Misses Earlene NortErop ant
Mary Edgar were the hostesseS.
chop suey dinner was served afte
the guests had enjoyed an evening
of dancing. Guests of this charm
ing affair were the Misses Glady
Womack, Ttelma House, DIAMOND
Palmer, Aileen Crandall, Elizabetl
Tagg. and Maybelle Kinnear; tn
Messrs. Monroe Pritchard, Johnn
Edgar, Carl Landerman, Bob Mack
John Sarrio. Boyce Palmer, Gilber
House, Bob Landerman and Ralpl
Adams.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Y
D. Hine and family this week Wer
Mr.. Bird, his son, Ernest, Mr.. an
/ Mrs. Fred Bird and children, Fredd
and Ammonia Jean.
During Tuesday, February 6, MI
and Mrs. Frank BezdecEeck ant
family had the following visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chittendel
and son, Donny, from Long Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. M. Gay, formerl
of Los Angeles and recent new
comers in Ell Centro; Mrs. J. F.. Bee
decheck and her mother, Mrs. Ben
nett, of Ell Centro.
Arizona visitors OF Mr.. and Mis-
Frank Stall last week were MI
and Mrs. Rex Hickey. The Hickey
were enroute from their Eome il
Tucson to Los Angeles where the
planned to spend several days witt
relatives. Mrs. Hickey is a cousin
of Mrs. Stalls.
A new semester begins at UCI.i
Friday, February 16, so Misses Mi
dred Paine and Majken Moline, al
ter weeks vacation, left earl.
Thursday morning for Los Angelo
to register for their last semester
of college work. The girls were
accompanied by j. A. Peck and hi
daughter, Tommye Peck, of Holt
vile.
A new activity started at tie Nc.
Cabe school this week. A sur
porch IS being added to the soutf
side of the Americanization build.
ing in order to lessen the heat il
the building this spring The worE
is being done through the CWA
appropriations.
A pot luck supper with a the
atre party afterwards was thorough.
ly enjoyed by group of high schoo
girls on Monday night February II