Imperial Valley press., 1934-01-18
HOLTVILLE NEWS BRIEFS

luncheon was served and the day
was spent in quilting
Mrs. Len Campbell recently re-
turned lone from Visalia where
she has been visiting relatives for
| the past month.
Mrs. Arthur Gould was hostess To
the Thimble club at her home last
Thursday. Two quilts were worked
on during the day. Those being
present for the day were as fol-
lows: MeSdameS I. A McKinnoi.
Loyal Wkitmer, Burton McKinnon
U. B. McKinnon, Edwin Nilsson,
Fred Buckel, Oscar Hill, J. A. Peck,
Minnie Vase, Sara Mills, Louis
Brodie. John Mcqueen, Sam Cole,
Clarence Wade. Callie Dean, Gladys
Ferguson and Miss Potts.
The EaStSide- Sunset home de-
partment will meet at the Friends
church on Tuesday. A pot lucH
luncheon will be served. after which
District Attorney Elmer Heald Will
speak. Following his talk Mis-.
Glenn will preside over the regu-
lar monthly meeting and the sub
ject will be, Better Buying of Floor
Coverings
J. J. Truttman spent last Tues
day in Yuma on business.
Mrs Elmer Baxter left las.
Thursday to spend several days i'll
San Diego with her daughter, Mrs.
Poindexter.
Mrs. Paul Eggler has returned
from a few weeks visit with rela-
tives in Eugene, Ore.
Mrs. Margaret Bliss OF Paso
Robes has been spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. J. K.
Fahring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb motored
10 San Diego on Sunday to spend
the day with Mrs. Mary Webb
mother of Mr. Webb
w. A. Myers of Terrence county.
New Mexico, is visiting with MI.
and Mrs. H. H. Myers. w. A. My
ers is the father of H. H. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bohland ar
rived last Monday from Lindsay TO
spend a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Bourgoin.
Mrs. Gordon Schneider and son.
Gordon. motored to Ventura lasy
Friday where Gordon attends Sc
nior high and Junior college.
Jesse Guidotti of tie local tele-
phone office attended a Southern
California Telephone company con-
ference in San Diego last Thurs
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry B. McFar-
land attended the monthly meet
ing of Methodist preachers OF I'M
perial Valley held at the SAND dunes
south of Holtville Monday alter
noon. Besides Rev. and Mrs. Nc
rarland others present were: Rev.
and Mrs. @. P. Rogers OF CaleXico,
Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Malan OF FL
Centre Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Har-
vey of Brawley, Rev. and Mrs. r.
W. Hewlett OF Imperial, and Rev.
and Mrs. Paul Hershey OF Magno~
liza.
A surprise birthday party was
given January l3 at the Civic Cen
Ter by Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Brown
in honor OF their son, J. D. Brown,
VINO became 10 on January 10. The
evening was spent III dancing aid
playing games, one OF the mos5
outstanding OF which was a treas
ure hunt in which Miss Alice Ric--
nond and Charles Hebert wera
the winners by discovering the
treasure. Refreshments consisted
of chocolate and a beautiful birth
day cake consisting of three tiers
on TOD of which were the 10 pink
holders and green candles. Guests
were: Misses Pearl Cornelison, Alice
Richmond, Juanita Wade, Enza
Rita Broderick, Dorothy j. Acker,
Leila Crippin, Leila Hall, Billie
Cooper, Dorothy Woodbridge, Ellis
Harback, Mary Lou Harris, Ruth
Hudson. Maude Maynard, Helen
Henderson, Lillian Mills, Sara
Drinkard and MessrS. Levon AIS
derion, Teddy Hall, Albert Var
Der Linden. Conner, Boyd, Tommy