Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-29

spending the time with her aunt
Mrs. Fred Hudson.
Mrs. w. d. Gott and daughter
Barbara Jane were all day visitors
of Mrs. Olga Pool Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. E. Anderson of
Calexico attended Mrs. Carmen
Gibson's recital held in the Meth
odist church here Thursday eve
ming.
M. M. Dizney accompanied the
Kingsburys of Ell Centro to Los An
geles where he will spend the week
end with his family.
Frederick Henselmeier spent the
weekend in Los Angeles with his
family.
E. j. Smith of La Sierra is
spending several days in the valley
recuperating.
Ellsworth Replogle of Pasadena
spent the weekend in Imperial
and other points in the valley on
business.
H. A. Woodward, representative
of the Kenyon Calendar company
made his 26th annual busineSSYisit
to Imperial Friday afternoon. Wood
ward resides in Huntington Park.
The board of directors of the
city council have decided to dispose
of idle property and unowned prop
erty around Imperial under special
inducements to those who want to
buy it on the rental basis.
The Lions club met Thursday
evening to be entertained by an un-
usual program. Between 35 and
40 members attended, General
Pelham D. Glassford, the speaker
of the evening spoke of the gener-
al labor situation here and other
short subjects. The high school
male octette, under the direction
of Mrs. Lee Landerman, sang sew
eral numbers and Mrs. NJ A. Mac
key concluded the evening with a
facetious speech.
Mrs. B. j. Wandry spent the
weekend in Los Angeles visiting
her sister Mrs. Gertrude Dehn.
Ivy Barnett of Whittier and for
mer teacher in the Imperial Union
high school, was a business visitor
in Imperial Thursday. He is max
ing governmental examinations for
the CWA and the SERA.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Liggett and
daughter of San Diego were Friday
business visitors in Imperial. Lig-
gett was former owner of the air
port and has property in various
places through the valley.
r. A. zahn, brother of Mrs. E. F..
Lindsey of La Mesa and formerly
of Imperial, is moving to La Mesa
soon, where he will engage in the
chicken industry. He recently
purchased the stock of white leg
horn chickens from Ken Hickox.
The new school board has de-
creed that unless there are suffi-
cient reasons all teachers must
reside in Imperial with their fam
lilies.
Burt C. Ross of the Los Angeles
Pacific Employers Insurance COM
pany was an Imperial city business
visitor Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Worthington
made a trip to the mountains
Thursday and arranged for their
summer cabin in Echner Pass.
j. P. Eyer, manager of the Desert
Grapefruit company is making al
terations in the building and is 60
ing to create a bonded warehouse
for receiving, carrying, and storing
of grain.
Paul Cosand is now working at
the irrigation district in the water
department.
r. z. Gaiser and B. w. Strick-
land of Los Angeles, representa-
tives of the Commercial Union line
were visitors in Imperial Wedrcs-
day evening.
Mrs. George Wright who is in
the Mercy hospital is reported to
be improving
A swimming party was enjoyed
by the members of the baseball
team, three faculty members and
the Girls Athletic association, at
Kenyons plunge, Wednesday. Those
present were George Harris, Roger
Bosnian, Willis Vestal, Wade Jones,
Roy Templetons Nevin House.
Leonard Moore, Clinton Taylor,
Raymond Stevens, Greed Hudson,
Donald Hicks, Mr.. Green, Mr.. Mau-
pin, Mr. Buxton, Helen Joy Kin
naird, Dovie Brown, Willie Alice
McChristy, Lorena Drake, Frances
Williams. Virginia Rae Preble, and
Hortense Taylor.
S. c. Love of Ell Centre spent
Saturday Afternoon in Imperial.
Miss Dulce Mccall spent Sunday
in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Templeton
motored to San Diego to spend the
weekend.
On Thursday evening, the Imper-
ial Union grammar school will hold
their annual commencement eXar-
cises and will graduate 48 from
Lincoln school, five from the Amer
icanization school, five from Dun
bar and seven from Rose. On Fri
day evening, June 20. boys and
girls will be graduated from the
Imperial Union high school, OF the
20 graduates there are five honor
students in the class. These are
Marion Belford, Evelyn Hicks,
Leonard Moore, Marion Louise Var
nay Hazel Jeanette VeStal