Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-15
McCABE
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent


Geshellschaft, the first meeting
being held by Miss Thelma House
at the P. G.. House home on Thurs
day, May 10. The high scores for
the evening were held by Miss Mil
dred Frohly and Monroe Pritch-
ard; the low scores we're held by
Miss Earlene Northrop and James
Southworth. Members of the club
are the Misses Thelma House, JOS
ephine Hamilton, Earlene Northrop,
Helen owen, Mildred Frohly Leota
Derrick; the Messrs. Gilbert and
Elmer House, Monroe Pritchard,
Dale Taylor, James Southworth,
and Hobert Herrick.
Mrs. Frances Hamilton, mother
of Miss josephine Hamilton, left
Sunday May 6, for Pittsburg. Calf.
She plans to spend few weeks
there with her daughter, Mrs.
Edith Mertes; from there she will
journey on to Corvallis, Ore. where
she will spend the summer with
her niece, Mrs. Annie Horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F'rohly, Earl
Northrop, the Misses Josephine
Hamilton, Mildred Frohly, Earlene
Northrop, and Joe Northrop spent
the last weekend at the Frohly
cabin in Eckener Pass. They went
up to visit Mrs. Earl Northrop and
Mrs. Mary Treshill who spent the
preceding week at the cabin.
Mrs. John Frohly spent four days
in San Diego last week with her
;eta Inf h.
ly accompanied her nephew, Carl
Huffman OF Calexico, to San d.
ego.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly were
greatly pleased Tuesday night, May
8, to have as their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Findley of Mesa,
Ariz. The Findleys are old friends
of the Frohlys, whom they hadn't
seen for about four years.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frohly and daughter,
Mildred were Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Lamont of Los Angeles.
Visitors of c. G. Etheridge and
sons, Paul and Albert, and Robert
Cary on Monday night, May z,
were Etheridges nephews Cecil
Etheridge and Theodore Money OF
San Diego.
Bob Cary who has been staying
with C. C. Etheridge and sons this
year left Sunday, May l3, for his
parents home in Ontario. He plans
to spend a month or two there
while his parents take a trip to
Texas.
Miss Fay Boone was a visitor of
McCabe school on Friday, May IL.
She was a guest Of Miss Rosie
Green.
The McCabe school presents its
final program Tuesday evening,
May Is, at the school house. The
! program will consist Of a pageant
put on by the combined classes and
, the eighth grade, graduating class,
exercises. All friends are urged to
attend.
! At the Mt. Signal school Miss
Betty Upholt entertained group
of friends at a scavenger party,
Saturday evening. Dancing occu-
pied the evening entertainment.
Miss Grace Griggs and Gene Wag-
oner won the spot dance. Those
who were present were Miss Helen
Hawk, Bob Hawk, Paul and AL Eth
eridge, Bob Cary, Bill and Frances
Sunstrom, Bob Parker, Helen Bez-
decheck, Grace Griggs, Russell and
Gene Wagner, Dorothy Paine,
Billie and Fred Carr, Mary Frances
and Billy Brandenberg, Georgia
Downing, Woodrow Mayfield, Jer-
ry Upholt, and the hostess, Betty
Upholt.
| Bob Cary left Sunday for On
tario, where he is planning to re-
main for month at his parents
ranch.
To spend the day in the noun
tains, Sunday, Mrs. Upholt, Eu-
| genia, Mary Frances, and Billy
Brandenburg, Frank Gates, Betty
Upholt, Dorothy Paine, Bill Sun
strom, Russell Wagner, and Jerry
Upholt drove to Pine Valley, where
they enjoyed their picnic. After
/ the group met at the Howell cabins
! at Bankhead, part of the party
went to Lake Cuyamaca and the
rest drove on to Escondido.
Leaving Saturday afternoon, Bry-
an Lydick, Mrs. Lydick, and Carol
Paine drove to San Diego. After
a weeks stay at the Fred Paine
ranch, Mrs. Lydick returned to her
home.
J John Lydick returned to River
side Saturday to spend the week
end with his family.
! Mrs. Lottie Mason was guest
at a Mothers day dinner with
Charlotte Gillette and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stall at the latter IS
home.
Friday evening Marie Yukawa
went to San Diego, where she re-
manned as guest of friends for the
weekend.
Gathering at the S. E. Grimes
home Saturday evening, May IL, a
party of friends enjoyed a meeting
of the Pinochle Geshellshaft club.
Mrs. John Frohly and P. G.. House
won the high score and Mrs. Earl
Northrop and Clyde House, the low
score. Those who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Forester, Mr..
and Mrs. P. G.. House, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Northrop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Havens, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frohly, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Grimes,
James Forester, and Jack Har-
riSon.
Mrs. Earl Northrop and her
mother, Mrs. Mary Treshill of I'M
perial spent 10 days last week at
Eckner Pass in the John Frohly
cabin. They returned to the VAL
ley THURSDAY. MAY 10. Mrs. North