Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-01
NEWS OF MCABE DISTRICT


John Dubois made a business trip
to Upland on Tuesday.
AT the Silsbee school Friday
night, November 2, the Silsbee
school children will entertain their
parents with a Halloween party.
Albert Steele motored down from
Davis last week end with some
friends to spend the two days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Steele, and visiting friends.
The boys and girls. members of
the Eucalyptus All clubs enjoyed a
weinie roast Wednesday evening at
the sand hills south of Seeley.
The overnight guest of Miss Bet
ty Veliquette on Monday night, Oc-
tober 30, was Miss Evelyn Rosen.
baum. The two girls attended the
circus Monday evening.
After attending the football game
played by the Ell Centro junior col
lege and the Oceanside junior col
lege on Saturday night, October 27,
Miss Dorothy Paine entertained a
few friends with cards, after which
refreshments were served to the
following: Misses Betty Upholt,
Eugenia Brandenburg, Mary Fran
ces Brandenburg, and Billy Bran
denburg, and Miss Caroline Paine.
Mrs. Anna Paine, aunt of Fred
Paine, who spent two weeks in the
valley visiting with the Fred
Paines, accompanied Mrs. Ethel
Paine to San Diego on Saturday,
October 81, Mrs. Ethel Paine, spent
the week end with her mother, Mrs
Sarah Lydick, who resides in San
Diego.
John Lydick, vino spent a week
in Riverside with his family, re-
turned to his ranch here on Tuesday
night.
On Sunday morning Mrs. l.. v.
Upholt motored to Escondido ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Betty Upholt, who spent several
days in the valley visiting her many
school friends here. Miss Upholt is
living in Escondido this year with
her father.
Little Frankie Giliett spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Ell Centre
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Gillett, and also his great
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gillett who are visiting their son.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stall and children over the week
end were Mrs. Stalls brother aiidd
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cook and
Budd and Benny Cook, of Lynwood.
On Sunday, the joint birthdays of
Mrs. Stall and her brother, Ben
Cook, were celebrated at a birthday
dinner given by their bother, Mrs.
w. L. Cook. The delicious dinner
was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stall, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Cook, Cor
don Cook, Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Cook
Buddy and Benny Cook, Glenn, Don
Lee Stall and baby, Barbara STALL
Walter Paine has not been well
for the past week. He has been i'll
with severe cold.
Mrs. Charlotte Gillett was a guest
Saturday night, October 81, at a
birthday dinner given by Mrs. Ell
mer Weiben in Calexico in honor of
the birthdays of both Mrs. Gillett
and Mrs. Weiben. About 25 guests
extended them greetings.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Billy Carr and family on Sunday
were Mrs. Lottie Mason and Walter
Paine. Mrs. Mason spent the day
with her brother.
Imperial visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. D Hime and family on Sunday
evening were Mr. and Mrs. r. Wich-
ers and family.
The recent hunting trip to Utah
by John Jackson and Emil Burch
proved very successful for the two
men. They returned to the valley
Friday with two deer, both of which
were shot by Burch.
Sunday guests of the Misses Mari
anna and Rosa Burch were the
Misses Ada, Hilda, Clara, and Nita
Kuhn.
Miss Concha Osa, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lorenzo Osa, is spending
this winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Miller.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. D.
Hime and children, Fern, Kirk, and
Buster, were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner and
sons, Russell and Gene, motored to
Riverside Saturday. Gene went on
to Los Angeles where he attended
an F. F. A. conference at the union
stock yards. He returned to the val
ley Sunday with Paul Thornton,
agriculture teacher in Central high
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner visit
ed relatives and their daughter,
Cathleen, in Riverside. until Tues
day, when they returne dto the val
ley.
McCabe people will be very inter
ested to learn of the birth on Fri
day, October %, of baby daugh-
ter at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bezdecheck, Jr The little
girl has been named Luanne.