Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-08
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press staff Correspondent

grades at the McCabe school on
Friday. November 2; it was enjoyed
by several Of the students parents.
| The program was as follows: song.
Star Spangled Banner, followed by
the flag salute which was led by
Stanley Mitosinka; a dramatization
and group of songs by Mrs. Ethel
Paine's room; recitation by Ora
ciella Castro; a play, "How Boots
Fooled the King' by members of
Mrs Gladys Layne's room. The
cast was as follows: Betty Smith,
announcer; king, Raymond Carr;
queen, Mariana Burch; princess,
Shirley Brown; Boots, Emil Burcli;
old man and his sons, Stanley Nit
osnika, Johnnie Thanner and Ra-
phael Sariego; crcckery vender,
Mary Roherer; her daughter, Fran
ces Haworth; attendants to the
king, Harold HavenS, Tony Lanholt,
Joe Shigmatsu, Martin Mitosuika,
Frank Osuna; stage managers.
Thomas Slovak and Raymond Vel
iquette. cane dance by Mariana
Burch, Mary Roher, Mary Louisa
Sariego. and Frances Haworth from
the fifth and sixth grades; reading
by Rosa Green of the eight grade;
concluding number, "Old Black
Joe.'
A gay Halloween spirit prompted
large group of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Burch and children,
Rosa, Mariana, Emil, and Joseph,
to gather at the Burch home on
Wednesday evening, October 81,
and celebrate the night of ghosts
and witches. Those who enjoyed
the fun were the following: from
McCabe were Tony Lanholt, A..
Ming, B. Burch, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Chinini and children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Scheuber of Imperial, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Furrer and children of
Mt. Signal, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Null
ler and children of Holtville, and
H. Schafer of Ell Centre
Fred Paine returned from 10
day visit in Los Angeles on We'd
nesday night, October 81. Paine
visited friends and relatives while
On the coast.
Luncheon guests of Miss Dorothy
Paine on Thursday, November /,
were the Misses Helen Hawk, Marie
Knudsen, Evelyn Hicks, Helen
Cooley. and Grace Griggs.
Supper guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Burch and children on Mon
day night, October 90, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hofer and three children of
| Holtville, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Diethelm
and son, Charles, from San Fran
cisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and
two children of Holtville; Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Rohrer and son from BraW-
ley, Ed Rohrer from Brawley, Ern-
est Wullseheger from Holtville, Joe
Arnold Jr. of McCabe. NJ. and
Mrs. P. Eggler of Holtville, 3
Burch and A. Ming of McCabe.
Friends OF Mrs. Caroline Than
ner surprised her on her birthday
Thursday November l, by arriving
at lunch time with several lovely
gifts. Mrs. Thanner's luncheon
guests were the Mesdames Ida Wat
erman, Will Meyer, and H. Wetze-
! tel.
On Wednesday night, October 81
Miss Dorothy Paine was an over
night guest of Miss Marie Knud-
sen in Ell Centro.
The marriage of Mrs. Charlotte
Gillett and Paul Payne on Satur-
day. November 8, will be a surprise
to the many friends of Mrs. Gillett
in this district Mr.. and Mrs
Payne are living in CaleXlco.
On Halloween eve Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Havens entertained with a
weiner roast, later followed by a
dance. The weiner roast was held
on the HavenS ranch and was
greatly enjoyed by the following
! guests: Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. House, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Havens, Mrs. Rube New
man, George Newman, John New
man, Emery Rhodes, Elmer House
Earlene Northrop, Thelma House
Mrs. Maggie Havens, Gilbert House
Bobbie and Howard Havens, Mrs
Beatrice Wilson, Bill Waegele.
The recent marriage of Miss
Kathryn He'll to Dick Hammer OF
FL Centro will be a surprise to the
many friends Of Mrs. Hammer who
live here. Mrs. Hammer who lives
in Ell Centre, was a resident OF
McCabe for many years.
A most interesting desert trip
! tolro,, fl,o ,ryool--nro6 hIr Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Paine and daugh-
terS, Caroline and Dorothy, Mr.
and Mrs. John Lydick and sons,
Jackie and Don Lee, Miss Frances
SunStrom. and j. B. Lydick. The
party left Saturday afternoon Tor
! the Tinajas Atlas, a natural wat
j ering home in the Arizona desert
near the Mexican border. about SO
miles southeast Of Yuma. After
spending the night on the desert
and climbing the mountains in
which the natural water tanks arc
on Sunday, the p!cnickers returned
tc the valley we'll pleased with their
Weekend.
Pete LaBrucheric accompanied
the Ell Centro Junior college foot
hall team tc Phoenix en- Saturday
morning. After a hard game Sat
urday night, in which the El Cen
tro junior college came out the
losers by a score Of 10 to 7, the
team returned on Sunday.
/ Andrew Thaanum OF San Diego, a
former resident of this district
spent last week in the valley attend
ing to business matters here. He
returned to San Diego on Tuesday