Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-24
McCABE
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

spent several weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Alexander.
returned to her home here Sunday
night, April %.
At their cabin in Eekner Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly, Misses
Mildred Frohly and Josephine Ham
ilton spent last weekend. Mrs.
Frohly's hay fever became so bad
in the valley she had to spend
the weekend out as the mountain
air relieves her.
Little Glenn Stall has been i'll
with an insect bite, but he is again
we'll and up.
Mrs. L. NJ Smith, mother of c.
e.. Smith, visited her son and family
last week. She accompanied Martin
of Los Angeles to the valley Sun
day, April Is, and returned to her
home in Long Beach on Thurs
day, April 10.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs Clyde
Havens, Mrs. Verna Kirkpatrick
of Oceanside spent two days this
week in the valley. She motored
over Monday, April %, returning
Tuesday. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, Havens'
sister, visited many other relatives
and friends while she was here.
Miss Earlene Northrop Carl and
from McCabe at the Landerman-
| Bayless wedding in San Diego,
Saturday, April 81.
Leaving Friday afternoon, April
20, Mrs. F. w. Payne, Mrs. Harry
Hoppin, the Misses Dorothy Paine
and Mary Frances Hoppin motofed
| to San Diego to spend the week
end. Mrs. Hoppin and her daughter
were guests of Mrs. Hoppins moth
er, Mrs. A. j. Ferris and her sister,
Miss Anne Ferris. Mrs. Paine and
her daughter were guests of Mrs.
| Sarah Lydick, Mrs. Paynes mother.
Miss Mildred Paine accompanied
her uncle, Frank Lydick to San
Diego on Saturday, April 81, to
spend the weekend with her
mother and sister While in San
Diego the Paines visited Mrs Wal
ter Paine and children, Theresa
and William Paine. Misses Doris
Moline and Eiko Yukawa.
Fred Paine accompanied Ed
Campbell on Sunday, April %, on
trip to the Tenajas Atlas in
Arizona. These are watering tanks
used by the early travellers across
the Sahara desert and through this
valley. 1t is very interesting trip,
as the wells, located about forty
miles east of Yuma, are large nat
ural wells deep in rock in a small
mountain range, they are so locat-
ed that they are rarely dry.
McCabe girls who took part in
the Girls Athletic association
play day" at Central high school
were the Misses Lois Greenlee,
Margaret Britton, Caroline Paine,
Frances Sunstrom, Mary and Ros-
allie La Brucherie, Elizabeth Mem
! eth, Edith Rice. Misses Paine and
Britton were members of the cast
of Grandma Pulls the String"
which was directed by Miss Green
lee.
Miss Masocko Yukawa spent from
Thursday until Sunday in San
Diego. She returned home Sum-
day via Los Angeles.
Miss Majken Moline accompanied
Miss Tommeye Peck of Holtville,
to the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Moline, on Thurs
day, April 18. Miss Moline was
taking advantage of the spring
vacation given at U. c. l.. A. dur
ing mid-semester. She returned to
| school on Sunday.
A breakfast given by Miss Edith
Hedrick and Miss Verna McKeehan,
Girl Reserve club advisors, in hon.
or of the old and new Girl Re-
serve cabinet members. was at
tended by the Misses Caroline
Paine, Margaret Loud, Ethel Pearl
Cross, Genevieve Henderks, Mary
Katherine Horton. Katherine Sur
face, Elizabeth Meyer, Maybelle
Kinnear, and Roberta Barrett.
Mrs Frances York is to have
charge of the program at McCabe
school to be given Friday, April
27 in honor of Public School
Week. Mrs. York is the primary
/ teacher.
| Fred W. Paine attended the Pio-
neer picnic at the Fairgrounds on
saturday.
Friends of w. H. Helm, a we'll
known resident of Silsbee, will be
sorry to hear of his serious illness.
He became i'll Sunday evening:
members of his family are ex-
pected down Immediately.
A six day trip to Davis was en-
joyed by Albert Steele: he motored
up on Sunday, April Is, and re-
turned on Friday.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Martin on Sunday April %, were
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Slersher,
pastor of the Baptist church of
CaleXico.
A sightseeing trip to Yuma
Arizona was enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Roderiquez and sons.
Joseph, Benjamin, Harold Edward,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Osuna and
children, Mildred and frankie, Nick
Gomez and Julian Cabrillo.