Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-06
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

store, formerly known as Adalr
Brothers. A dry goods department
has been added also. The store has
been redecorated inside and out, and
presents very attractive appear
ance.
J. L. G. Swinney, superintendent
of the elementary schools of I'm
perial, and G. L. Madden, principal
Of Imperial high school, attended
the school masters meeting held at
the Planters hotel, in Brawley, Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Francis Hevener House has
been moved from the Brawley hos
pital to her home on south Imperial
avenue. .-
Mrs. Harry Case has as her house
guest this week, her sister, Mrs A.
j. Merwald of Philadelphia. Mrs.
Merwald plans to remain until Mon
day when she will journey to San
Pedro to join her husband who will
arrive with the fleet, being sta
toned on the battleship New Mex
leo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Loffer and
son, Franklin, Jr., returned to their
home in Lynwood Tuesday after a
brief visit with Loffer's parents, DR..
and Mrs. S. F. Loffer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Therrien
spent Sunday in HipaSs visiting
friends.
Theda McElroy's 18th birthday
was the occasion last Sunday of a
delightful dinner party arranged in
her honor by Mrs. Stella Lincoln at
the latter's home on West Eighth
street. Covers were laid for the hon.
oree's mother, Mrs. Gladys McElroy,
her sister, Pauline and Alice, her
brother Harold, and her grandma
ther, Mrs. Heath. The other guests
were Amy Cosand, Betty Boiling,
Mabel Thomas and Dottie Mallory.
Mrs. Ebert Newton was hostess
at a delightful social afternoon
Wednesday. An amusing baseball
contest added to the enjoyment of
the afternoon. Delicious refresh
ments appropriate to the Hallow-
cen season were served by the hos
tesses. The guests included Mines.
Hardy O'Dell, Jess Mcbride, Isaac
Mcbride, G.. C. Richards, Lawrence
Richards, w. G.. Herdman, j. r.
Kinnaird, Fred Waterman, Charles
Forsberg, w. H. Palmer, H. A. Wells,
Alex Meyers, H. o. Galloway, Henry
Havekorst, M. R. Hartsock, c. o.
Suttle and A. r. Carey
Mrs Dan Carter was in Imperial
Thursday visiting friends.
Miss Madge Miller of San Diego
spent the week in Imperial with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G..
Miller, of South H street.
Mrs. Irene Holman and children,
Kenneth, Harry and Mary Louise,
have returned from San Diego
where they have spent the past few
months Mrs. Hofman's mother, Mrs.
Chase, and sister. Iva Chase, are
spending the winter with her.
Frederick Henselmeier motored to
Los Angeles last weekend and re-
turned with his family Henselmeier
is a teacher in the Imperial Union
high school.
Mrs. D. Marchus and Mrs. w.
Stedman spent Wednesday in Win
terhaven on business.
George M. Conley spent the week
end in San Bernardino with his
family.
A. Y Preble spent the forepart of
The week in Los Angeles on business.
Mr.. Boatman spent the weekend
in Los Angeles on business.
Mildred Barnum has returned
home after a two weeks vacation
spent in Long Beach with her mo-
ther.
Kelly Yount of Winterhaven
spent the weekend in Imperial
with his family.
Mrs. Pat Caradine has been con-
fined to her home for the past sew
eral days due to severe cold.
Mrs. Florence Conger of Brawley
was in Imperial visiting friends Sat
urday.
w. Evanston, commercial teacher
in the Imperial high school, has
been confined to his home several
days due to a severe cold.
The Legion held an all-day rally
at the fair grounds Saturday, for
the candidates in the county cleo
ton.
Alfred Swinney and Ina O'Neall
motored to San Diego last weekend
ard brought back Swinney's neice.
Vernie Lee Englert celebrated his
18th birthday Wednesday, at his
home with several of his friends.
Indoor games furnished the amuse-
ment of the evening and in conclu-
sion delicious refreshments were
served Those attending were Doro-
thy Mae McChristy, Aline Nc
Gaughy, Marjorie Harris, Grace
Foster, Junior Brown, Burl Horton,
Florence Motto, Roberta Hart, Sybil
Freeman, Florence Brewer, Jim
Hugh House, Bill Dunn, William
Womack, Billy Trentham, Lewis
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