Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-26
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

The McCabe teachers are spend
ing their Christmas vacations in
their respective homes. Those
who remained in the valley are
the Mesdames Elizabeth York, Gla-
dys Layne, Ethel Paine and Miss
Majken Moline. Mrs. Vera Fem
returned to San Diego Friday,
while Miss Helen Van Fleet mo-
tored to Redlands to be with her
parents.
Miss Barbara Horner, grand
daughter of Fred Paine, motored
to the valley on Tuesday, Decem-
Der l6, accompanying Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Moore and daughter Kath-
crime, of Los Angeles. The Moores
returned on Wednesday.
Visitors in the valley recently
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Huff of
Riverside. They came to the val
ley on a business trip and during
the day visited their son, Will Huff
of Holtville and John Lydick in
this district.
After visiting with his grandma
ther, Mrs. Sarah Lydick. in San
Diego, Stanley Lydick, accompan-
led by a friend, Kenneth Webber,
motored to his uncle's ranch on
Sunday. He remained with his aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine
and daughters, until Tuesday. Ly-
dick lived in the valley five years
ago and attended the McCabe
grammar school. However, Webber
had never been in the valley before
and was greatly interested in be-
ing shown the country.
In order to spend the Christmas
holidays with her husband, John
Lydick, Mrs. j. l.. Lydick and
sons, Don Lee and Jackie, motored
to the valley from their home in
Riverside on Saturday. On Christ
mas day the John Lydicks motor
ed to San Diego to spend the day
with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Ly-
dick.
Christmas day was spent at home
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine and
daughters, Mildred, Caroline and
Dorothy; they had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mason OF Los
Angeles, who motored from Los
, Angeles on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner and
sons, Russell and Gene were hap
py to have their daughter, Miss
Cathleen Wagner, home with
them for Christmas. Miss Wagner
arrived from Riverside on Satur-
day and will spend until today
with her parents. While here, Miss
Wagner visited her many school
| friends.
! Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
and daughters of Meloland were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mo-
line and family. Miss Majken Mo-
line, Henry and Everett.
A Jolly evening of games was en-
loved on Sunday evening by the
/ Misses Mildred, Caroline. ano
Dorothy Paine and their guests
the Misses Majken Moline ano
Barbara Horner, and Stanley Ly-
dick and Kenneth Webber, at the
F. w. Paine home.
On Sunday evening Miss Maker
Moline and Miss Mildred Paine
were visitors of Miss Roberta Fer
guson of Seeley.
A delightful evening was spent
on Sunday by the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Smith and theil
sons, Glenn and Carol. They werG
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rapson ant
daughters, Daisy and Annie Let
and Miss Sybil Ship and her bro
ther, Marvin Ship, all of Ell Cen
tro. The young people spent the
evening playing ping pong
Weekend visitors of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Fred Veliquette and family
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Clay
pool and son Maynard. of Perris
and Mrs. M. II. Claypool of On
tario. On Friday evening Mr. anc
Mrs. Willis Kennline of San Di.
ego we're also guests Of the Veil
quettes.
A trip to Yuma and to Andrad,
was greatly enjoyed on Sunday b.
Misses Caroline Paine. Barbara
Horner. Dorothy Paine. STANLEY
Lydick, and Kenneth Webber Thi
trip was TO show Webber the NAM
interesting points around Yuma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ori Florri and Mr.
and Mrs. Evan Derrick motored L
Los Angeles to spend the holidays
visiting friends and relatives. Mrs
Derrick plans to visit her father. |
G. Mooney.
At a delicious waffle supper OF
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jal
Steele and Miss Katherine Steell
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Harrl
MoSer Of Imperial. After dinnel
they enjoyed the evening playinl
lcards.
,rhe Frank Stalls were hosts a