Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-04
BY MRS. S. T. ROBINSON
Press Staff Correspondent

The graduates from the Seeley
Union grammar school are Eliza
beth Howard, Irene Williams, Al
lene Smith, Anita Pichardo and
Olin Derrick. Graduation will be
held at the Seeley school. No part
will be taken in the elementary
graduation at Central Union as
has been customary in the past.
Rev. Munroe Lowe will conduct
services at the Seeley Union church
Sunday morning, May 6 and every
one is most cordially invited.
Miss Henrietta Blank enjoyed
visit of several days with her sis
ters, Miss Leona Blank of Santa
Ana and Mrs. j. C. Hillebrecht of
Orange who motored down to help
celebrate Miss Blank IS birthday.
Mrs. R. Lytle and daughter Phyl-
lis of Dixieland spent Monday with
Mrs. Mamma Herrick.
Mrs. George Wooliscroft was ap-
pointed principal of the Lantana
school for the coming term by the
board of trustees Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Diehl entertain
ed the Rev. Gaylord and B. Mon
tague of Los Angeles at their home
over Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T Robinson
motored to San Diego Tuesday for
the day.
Miss Helen Rose of Mulberry
district was guest Saturday OF
Miss Allora Gallaher.
Miss Eunice Sprinkle and Miss
Mollie Mcbride are making their
plans to sail for Honolulu as soon
as their schools are closed.
Mrs. Ernest Bucher left for the
coast Saturday to remain out of
the valley during the summer
months.
The Westside Country club met
at the home of Mrs. Olive Cannon
president of the club on April 26
with IA members and several visit
orS present. A delicious luncheon
was served. The tables were very
attractive, the prevailing color be-
ing green in keeping with spring.
The appointments made a pretty
setting for the event. A profusion
of flowers added color and beauty
The interesting program sponsor
ed by Mrs. Veva Green was enjoy
ed by all. Prizes given were won
by Mrs. Victoria Rich and Mrs.
Thomas. Members present were
Mesdames Green, Diehl, Higgins,
Hull, Klump, Dickson. Lytle, West
morland, West, Curtis, Ferguson,
Gallaher, Rich and hostess, Mrs.
Cannon. Visitors: Mesdames Googe,
Thomas, Varney, Hockenberry and
Ryle of Imperial; Mrs. Hadden of
Brawley and Mrs Kent of Elm.
A moonlight party was enjoyed
on the desert Friday evening De-
licious steaks cooked over a camp
fire were served with the rest of
the pot luck supper and a jolly
time was spent by Mr.. and Mrs. n.
P. Pearse, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wooliscroft, Mabel and Merlin
Wooliscroft, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Ferguson and son, Claude, Mr.. and
Mrs Lonnie Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs
Gene Higgins and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Meadows and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
son Harold, Mrs. Elmo Long and
daughter Elsie Mae, Mrs. Plesher,
Mary Cook, Pauline Daley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Shaw, Thomas and
Bobbie Brooks.
The cake walk given by the
Christian Endeavor was well at
tended by the young folks. Punch
was served with the cake.
Mrs. Elmo Long who has been do
ing the cooking for the White cafe
gave up the work to be home with
her family.
Lonnie Murphy enjoyed a visit
from his parents and a sister and
brother from Fullerton last week.
Troop 5, Boy Scouts of Seeley,
with Scoutmaster Meadows spent
the night near Live Oaks Saturday
and Sunday took a hike on the
mountain. All came back tired but
had a good time. Mrs, Meadows
and children accompanied them.
Scouts Merlin Wooliscroft, Harold
Robinson, Thomas Brooks, Robert
Hui, George Uchimeya, Jockie
Yoshida Ezell and Kenneth Brew