Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-15

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Mrs. H. 1inwald has returned
from the coast after a weeks visit
with relatives and friends.
Members of the Federal Schol-
arshjp association held their first
meeting of this year Wednesday
to elect new officers. The mem
bers are: seniors Marion Belford,
Evelyn Hicks, Leonard Moore, Rob-
ert Shimmamoto,, Marion Varney,
and jeanette Vestal; juniors Amy
Cosand and Toru Kimuro, and
sophomores-Gladys Bosnian, Gladys
Burton, Pauline Hart, Helen Joy
Kinnaird, Pearl Sonoda and Albert
Lee Newton. The officers elected
are: president, Amy Cosand; vice.
president, Helen Joy Kinnaird;
and secretary and treasurer, Paul
inc Hart. The outgoing officers are:
Marion Belford, president; Amy
Cosand, vice-president; and Muriel
Hutterway, secretary treasurer.
Miss Willie Alice McChristey was
the guest of Miss Hortense Taylor,
Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Preble were
business visitors in San Diego
Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Houston return
ed to the University of California
last weekend after spending the
holidays with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Houston.
Mrs. H. v. Gray spent the week.
end in Los Angeles on business.
Mrs. d. v. Stewart spent a few
days of the week in Los Angeles.
George Conley was an Ell Centro
business visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Wilson left Sunday for
Los Angeles where she will spend
the weekend with her mother.
Mrs. d. j. McChristey, Mrs. A.
Y Preble and Mrs w. j. Webb
were hosteSses at surprise given
in honor of Miss Willie Alice
McChristey's fourteenth birthday
at the home of Mrs. Preble Wednes-
day night. The Valentine motif
was cleverly carried out in decora-
tions favors and refreshments. The
evening was spent in playing games
and in dancing. The guests were:
the Misses Gladys Bosnian, Marie
Lane, Dovie Brown, Helen Joy
Kinnaird, Frances Williams, Hor-
tense Taylor. Gladys Burton, Mar
tha Jane, and Virginia Rae Preble
Dorothy Mae McChristey, and the
MeSSrs. Clyde Caradine, RoSSer
Russell, Clinton Taylor, Junior Will
son, Frank Keyes, Rodger Bos-
man, Earl Hinsen, Roy Temple
ton, Willis Vestal, Greed Hudson
of this city and Tommy Sue and
Aileen McChristey cousins of Will
lie Alice of Ell Centro.
D. c. Gale of Eureka, spent a
few days of this week here on
business.
Mrs. John England was hostess
at pot luck dinner Wednesday
for the members of the American
Legion auxiliary. After the dinner
their regular meeting was held and
the remainder of the day was spent
in playing cards. Mrs. E. Stedman
won the first prize and Mrs. Grace
Denham received low.
The Non-Partisan League of I'M
perial held their social meeting
at their headquarters in the Mas
onic building Thursday evening
The members and their respective
families brought their own lunch
for an enjoyable get-together
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Worth
ington's country home was the
scene last Thursday evening of a
delightful church affair when Mrs.
Worthington, assisted by Mrs. j.
R. Worthington and Miss Clara
Worthington, entertained the wom-
ems organization of the Imperial
Community church. During the
business session that followed the
pot luck dinner, the group re-
organized their Friendship club.
New names were drawn for the
coming year. The slips bore the
members name her date of birth
and wedding anniversary. Each
member remembers her friend"
| whose name she has drawn, on
commemoration days throughout
the year, without revealing her own
identity. Indoor games furnished
the entertainment for the remaind-
er of the afternoon.
j. G. Emerson of Santa Monica
returned to his home during the
forepart of week after spending
few days with his friends MIR.
and Mrs. o. D. Van Dyke.
Mrs. George Bars brother Liney
Helm of Mecca arrived Wednesday
and will remain indefinitely. Helm
suffered stroke of paralysis about
a year ago and it was thought
that the climate of the valley would
prove more beneficial than that of
his home town.
Miss Dorothy Minor of Calexico
became the bride of Patrick Glow
of Los Angeles Thursday of last
week. The couple will make their
home in Yuma where Glow is en-
ployed. Mrs. Glow was formerly of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Ralphs were
host and hostess at a lovely and
enjoyable pot-luck dinner given at
their home Saturday evening. The
guests present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Wetherford and sons Edgar and
Jack, Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Ramey
and son Richard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Kinniard, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Lee Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Dolsan, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Trent