Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-17
NEWS OF WCABE DISTRICT

planning at the end of the week
to accompany them to Boulder
Dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Paine and
daughters, Dorothy and Caroline,
entertained at dinner Sunday,
Mrs. L. V. Upholt and daughter,
Betty, and Jeff Lamoree. In the
afternoon Mrs. Paine and daughters
Mrs. Upholt and daughters visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton at Mesquite
i Lake.
Monday evening guests of Miss
/ Dorothy Paine were the Misses
Helen Hawk and Grace Griggs.
Later in the evening they attended
the A. w. S. pot luck Mexican
dinner Miss Helen Bezdechek of
this district also attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Wagner
and daughter, Sally Mae, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wagner, and family.
1t will be a surprise to friends
of Miss Alice Holman to hear
that she became the wife of Rob-
ert Doig of Holtville on Monday.
The couple are now on a short
honeymoon, when they return they
will be home to their friends at
! their home in Holtville.
Friends of Mrs. Gladys Layne
will be sorry to learn of the death
of her mother on Saturday, March
10. Mrs. Layne's parents live in
San Diego. During her absence
from school Monday and Tuesday,
Newton Layne substituted in her
j place.
| Another McCabe teacher who
! has been absent this week is Mrs.
Frances York Mrs. York has been
absent all week as she is i'll with
the flu. Her substitute has been
Mrs. Frances House.
! Last weekend was spent in San
Diego by the Misses Marie and
Masocko Yukawa.
A visitor early part of this week
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Paine and
| family was j. d. Lamoree, who
is a cousin of Fred and Walter
Paine. Lamoree arrived from his
home in San Francisco last Thurs
| day, expecting to spend two months
with his relatives, but he was called
! suddenly back to Berkeley on re-
ceiving word that his youngest son
was seriously injured in an auto
mobile accident Tuesday night
March 13. Wednesday, March IA,
Mrs. F.. w. Paine gave a farewell
dinner to Lamoree, who left the
next morning. Those present were
Walter M. Paine, Fred Paine, Dor
othy and Caroline Paine, Jeff
Lamoree.
Mrs. Lottie Mason is living in
Ell Centro now with her niece and
family, Mrs. Helen Loughlin.
The results of the exhibits placed
in the fair by the McCabe All
Clothing club was the winning of
third place in the county COM
petition. Girls in the club who
won first place for their dresses
! were Rosa Burch, Betty Veil
quette, Tujuge Tsuyi, Rosie Green,
Gertrude Katrina, and Yoa UShi-
yama. Other first prizes were won
Dy DOVey LeSSlle, hlilllhd uJl,
Mary Louis Arieago, and Frances
Hayworth for the towels they made.
Second prizes for their garments
were won by Annie Salazor, Tao
Ushiyama, Ida Katrina, Mildred
Osuna, Lena Lenky, Kinmike Tsuji,
and VaSSil Wilerson, third prizes
were won by Frances Hayworth,
Mary Sarieago, Annie Salazar,
Kiyoka Morinage, Suznka jam
ashita, Shizuyo Nakahara, Mildred
'Osuna. Dovey LESLEY, Rosario
. LarSi&.
Several livestock prizes were won
by boys in McCabe. Jean Tanners
guernsey heifer won fifth, Johnny
Thanner's guernsey heifer won
third, Tony Landold's Holstein heif-
er won fourth, and in the poultry
division Joe Northrop won many
prizes with his chickens.
Mrs. I. Thanner and Mrs. Wet