Imperial Valley press., 1934-10-17
Alamo Verde Section News

SueSO lnurSQdy OF MIS- Eva AnQer-
son OF Los Angeles, at the home of
her son. H. R. Anderson, in Ell Cen
tro. Mrs. Anderson is spending the
week with her grandchildren in Ell
Centro, while Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son attend the Masonic convention
in San Francisco.
Friends will regret to hear that
Miss Bartologio is i'll and unable to
teach her classes at the Verde
school. Mrs. Ray Simmons of Cal
exico is substituting for her.
Mrs. Ruth Hawk and Mrs. Leroy
Hawk attended the reception given
by the Holtville Women's club at
the Give center Friday.
Members and friends of the Verde
PIT, A. will meet today, at which
time Mrs. Raab of Ell Centro will
speak on the subject, The Story of
Life for Children"
Helen Hawk was a dinner guest
of Dorothy Paine Monday evening;
later the girls attended a business
meeting Of the Associated Women
students at the home of Cecile
Rumsey in Meloland.
Mrs. Anne Dearborn spent the
weekend with relatives in El Centre.
The patrons CT the AlamitoS
school district were guests of the
teachers Of the school Thursday
evening at q pct luck dinner. AT
ter dinner the evening was spent in
viewing the new addition to the
school and other improvements
made by the beard, and in playing
games. Ali present enjoyed the eve.
ming and the hospitality .cf the
teachers.
The first Alamo Verde farm cen.
ter meeting of the season will be
held in the Alamo school tomorrow
evening. A splendid program is be-
ing prepared and all members and
friends are urged to be present.
A number of Verde farm center
member and All club members took
the tour along the All American
canal construction work, to Pilot
Knob, Hanlon Heading, lockwood
gate, Laguna dam and Bard on Sun
Gay, October ID. Those who went
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Amick and
daughter, Ruth; Mrs. c. R. Nc
Queen and daughter, Jeane, and
Asako Sakrai. All enjoyed the fine
trip and the well-conducted tour.
The Alamo PIT. A held its first
meeting of the year Friday, October
IL, at the Alamo school, An import
and business meeting was held dur
ing which Mrs. Lilies was elected
president to succeed Mrs. Ogier who
has resigned. A reception was then
given the teachers, the school child
ren putting on a splendid program
fer their entertainment. Refresh
ments of punch and waters were
served at the close of the afternoon.
Mrs. C. R. Mcqueen and Mrs,
Roy Amick Of Verde, Mrs. Guy Tut
tie and Mrs. Pearl England of Ala
mo attended the PIT. A. county
council at the Harding school in Ell
Centre on Monday.
Miss Joyce Fllingame, a former
resident Of Verde, motored to the
valley from Jacumba on Saturday.
While here she attended the A. A,
U, w. tea given at the Barbara
Worth hotel in Ell Centre.
Marie Knutsen Of El Centro was
an overnight visitor of Helen Hawk
Thursday. The girls enjoyed horse
; back riding in the evening.
Mrs. Kingsbury, Miss Tanner and
Miss Beatrice Floyd of Holtville ac-
companied Mrs. Hawk to the bridge
! tea given by the Women's Univer-
sity club at Ell Centro Saturday.
Mary Velasco entertained a group
Of friends at a dancing party Friday
evening. Those enjoying her hoSpi-
tality we're Barbara McAfee, Harriet
and Louise Laborde, Gladys Brown,
Jacoba Lunsenberger, Gerald Ri
vers, Leroy and Wayne Bonesteele,
Wylie McAfee and Steve Proscal.
Billie McAfee and Helen Hawk
went on the geology excursion trip
to the oyster beds south of Dixie
land Saturday. In the evening Hell
en- was a guest of Evelyn Strickler
in El Centric and attended the car.
nival dance given by the Associated
Women Students of junior college
at the gymnasium.
Mrs. Blanch Sparks OF Alamitos
returned last week from the Iona
Linda Sanitarium where she has
been the past month. Mrs. Sparks
is suffering from a heart ailment
and is slowly improving in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Starner
plan to entertain at dinner Tues
day. Invited guests are Rev, and