Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-01
McCABE
By DOROTHY PAINE
PreeG Staff COrreSnnndent

house on Thursday evening, April
26. The children entertained them
selves with games during the eve
ming. Club members who attend
ed were Harry Vorting, Vexcl Wik-
erson, Betty Veliquette, RoselGreen,
Susie Vorting, Anna Vorting, Ros-
enda BurgoS, Davy LeSely, SuZuko
Yamashita, Ayako Nakamura, Mill
dred Osuna, Eugene Thanner.
Johnnie Thanner, Emil Burch, Min
| osu Shigematsu, Joe Shigematsu,
Mary Lousia Sariego, Tony Lam
dolt, Fritz Landolt, Rosa Burch,
Gertrude Kathriner, Ida Kathriri-
er, Len Lesely, Frances Haworth,
Burnetta Wikerser. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thanner Mr.. and Mrs. Lesely, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Harrington, and Mrs.
| Fred Paine attended the weiner
| roast.
Sunday afternoon, April %, Miss
sS Caroline Paine, and MaSocko
Yukawa, Billy Carr and Hanzel
Smith enjoyed horseback riding.
The following program was put
on at the McCabe school Friday
afternoon, April 81, under the SUI
pervision of Mrs. Frances York, IN
celebration of public school week:
Health song; a bird unit consist
ing of readings and songs about
birds by the children from the AM
ORGANIZATION room; 1.-The boy who
wanted things different'' by the
children from Mrs. York room,
Hungarian dance by some first and
second graders; song by four
girls; a drill by some fifth and
sixth graders. The following moth
ers were present at the program
Friday: Mesdames G.. Stokalper, g.
E. Nice, w. H. Carr, G. Hayhursty
Elton Christian, John Haworth, r.
w. HaWorth, r. E. White, Beatrice
Nikitas, K. Landolt. w. G. Green
lee, M. R. Hartsoak, T. E. Hall, r.
win Stooksberry, and Ray Barnes.
Miss Mildred Alexander was the
honoree at desert party Sunday,
April 29, at Mt. Signal, as her par
ents gave a surprise birthday party
for her. Miss Alexander and her
friends enjoyed games and hiking
and a delicious picnic lunch. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Reed and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Reed and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baker and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Rice and children.
Elburton and Edith, Mr.. and Mrs
O'Reilly, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid of Calexico, Dr. and Mrs. Hale.
Friends of Concha Osa will be
glad to hear that she is back IN
school again after a week a0-
sence due to illness.
Last weekend Mrs. William
Greenlee and children, Lois, Dor
othy, and William, and the Misses
Neva and Eunice Hunter of Ell Gen.
tro motored to Banning, where
they were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. L. Hunter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter are Mrs. Greenlee s
parents. On Saturday they motor
ed to San Bernardino on a shop
ping trip.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wagner and family, Russell,
Cathleen and Gene Wagner. were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom, and
William and Frances Sunstrom.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopptn
and Miss Mary Frances Hoppin.
Sunday morning Albert and Pau
Etheridge and Edmund Edge were
guests of Warren Brockman. He
took them on an airplane tour over
the valley.
A trip to Yuma, Ariz., was en-
loved Sunday, April % by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred W. Paine and Mrs. Lefty
v. Upholt. In Yuma valley they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Payne
and family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Col
by. They also motored over to La
guna dam on a sightseeing trip.
George Yukawa and his daughter,
| Marie. motored to Hemet Saturday,
| April 28, returning Saturday night.
They motored up to see the Ramcna
pageant.
! Taking advantage of the full
moon Wednesday night, April 70,
| the Misses Billie Carr, Hazel Smith,
and Dorothy Paine enjoyed morse
back ride in the moonlight.
Leaving Friday nothing, April
27. Miss Dorothy Paine accompan-
led Jerry and Betty Upholt, and
Miss Mary Frances Brandenburg to
Los Angeles. Miss Paine spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mason and Miss Barbara
Horner, visiting with her sister,
Miss Mildred Paine, and cousin.
Miss Annie Paine. The Upholts
and Miss Brandenburg spent the
weekend with Billy Upholt at
Westwood. Motoring home Sun
day they stopped at Long Beach
with Miss Helen Musgrove, enjoy
ing swim in the ocean there, then
motoring on to Escondido and
home over the Inkopah Gorge.
The farm bureau meeting at NC
Cabe school house was attended
by a large crowd, Friday night,
April 27 The business meeting
consisted of two talks, one on TIL
age drainage, the other on dairy
ing. After the business meeting
the recreation committee proyid-
ed dancing for the guests. Robert
Cary played the piano for the dane
ing.
Friday Mrs. Vera B. Fem left to
spend the week END in San Diego,
taking with her Mrs. George Aus
tin and Mrs. Gladys Iayne. Mrs.
Austin visited friends and relatives
in San Diego. Miss Helen Van
Fleet, third and fourth grade teach
er at McCabe, also went home last
| weekend.
A group OF young people, includ-
ing Paul and Albert Etheridge OF
McCabe, enjoyed a swimming party