Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-07
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

! Tor wednesday. he was III the Val
ley looking after his ranch inter
ests.
Miss Gladys Taylor was the din.
ner guest of Miss Alberta st. Laur-
ant Thursday evening.
The Women's Organization Of tn,
Community church held then
monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Stella Lincoln of West Eighth
street in the form of pot-lucE
lunch, Wednesday. The members OF
the organization are: MeSdameS w
c. Bowman. A. L. House, Cora Nc
Call, c. D. ash, J. MCGEE, NJ J. Ben
nett. W. J. Stedman, T, 7. Hudson
H. Frayel, E. T. Mann, J. E. Bran
denburg. J. K. HickcoX. c. z. Co
sand, D. Vinzant, Van Sayige. B. w.
Keyes. J. ". KeyeS, L. Applewhite, B.
/ Stevens. NJ. Tumlison, E. B. CiX,
/ Clara Worthington, c. Critic, B.
Mallory, J. L. C. Swinney. D. Mar
chus. Stella Lincoln, R. P HALEY,
and Miss Dottie Mallory.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Colt Of Braw-
ley were the guests OF Mrs. Olgo
Fool Wednesday evening.
Miss Marjorie Miller was hostess
at an Easter egg hunt, held at the
home OF Mrs. Stella Lincoln for the
members Of her Sunday school class
Easter morning. Bernice Helm won
the prize for finding the most EaS-
ter eggs. The members are Bernice
Helm, Marilyn Engle, Hazel Parish,
Florence Riddles. Marjorie Stevens,
Ina league. Joyce Ware, June Ware
Cleo Bosnian. Sally Hynes. Barbara
England. Helen Young, Marie Nc
Coy. Phyllis Trimble and Helen
Savadge.
Miss Era Mae Oliver has returned
to San Diego to resume her studies
at State college after spending the
Easter vacation with her parents.
MeSsrS w J. Webb. w. Pellitier,
and Carl Conley witnessed the
league game in Yuma Tuesday by
the Chicago White SoX and the
Pittsburgh Pirates. On their return
trip from Yuma they were unfor-
tunate in having their car hit a rut
about two miles east of Imperial,
Earring it 50 the window glass broke,
slightly cutting the occupants.
Mary Collins is rapidly improving
after being seriously i'll with pneu-
monia the past week.
Miss Marjorie Miller was confined
to her home two days this week be-
cause of illness.
Mrs. R. P. HALEY Of this city and
her daughter, Mrs. Richard Emerson
of Calexico spent an outing in the
mountains Tuesday.
Mrs. T. c. Lawson was confined
to her home because OF illness this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Abrims have
moved from their residence about
Is miles east Of this city to Holt
vile where Mr.. Abrims is employed
with the Union Oil company. Mrs.
Abrims was formerly Miss Gather
inc Bosnian.
A meeting was held by the board
members of the Community church
this week. j. K. Hickcox is the new
treasurer in the place Of George
Varney, who has resigned.
Mrs. Roy Pemberton and children
are spending two weeks in the
mountains.
Kenneth Hoffman has returned to
work at the Imperial Irrigation dis
trict from FL Centre. He started the
first on draughting.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hanks spent
an outing Sunday at Salton Sea
where they visited the mud pots.
Mrs. Mable Bathrick of Garden
Grove is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Mackey Of this city.
Miss Mary Moore, Imperial Union
high school domestic science in
structor and A. H. Maupin, science
instructor, spent Saturday at San
Diego.
Miss Helen Oakley and Fulton
Foster were the dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. l. D. Hanks Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Arnett motor
ed TO San Diego Friday.
D. Blank has returned from Los
Angeles tc work in his old place at
the Imperial Irrigation District.
Miss Eva Caudle spent Easter
with her mother at CaleXico.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln and Miss Mar
jorie Miller were hostesses at din
ner given at the home Of Mrs. Lin
coin Sunday. The guests were: the
Misses Wlnifred COnley, Corina Nc
Call. Marion Belford and Evelyn
Hicks CT this city and Sergeant w.
F. Orr, Captain John Lincoln, Lieu
tenant John Park, Lieutenant Press
Duttlin, and Corporal Claude Wynn
Ct the San Diego Army and Navy
academy at Pacific Beach. The stu
dents Of the academy returned TO
Pacific Beach Monday after spend
ing the Easter holidays at the home
/ Of Captain Lincolns mother.
Mrs. Frank Netting was business
visitor in CaleXico the first Of the
/ week.
William Taylor Of Pasadena spent
the Easter holidays at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. II. A. Ditto. Their
father, Rev, Taylor was formerly the
/ pastor of the Imperial Methodist
church.
c. T. Gibson is now able 10 be out
again after being confined TO his
home for ten days on account OF
illness.