Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-14
HOLTVILLE NEWS BRIEFS
BY AUDINE ROGERS
Press staff Correspondent

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Press Staff Correspondent
Miss Viola Butterfield, accom-
panied Mrs. Anna Kingsbury, SON.
Ralph Kingsbury and daughter,
Helen Kingsbury, motored to Los
Angeles Friday returning late SUM-
day evening. Miss Butterfield Wis
tied her parents who reside in that
city.
Mrs. Ritz of Los Angeles was in
Holtville visiting her daughter,
Mrs. William Burke, during the
past week.
The Christian church will hold a
special yesper service Sunday for
the Girl Reserves of the Holtville
high school under the supervision
of Mrs. Anna Kingsbury. The SER
vice, beginning at O'Clock, will be
union service with the program
in charge of the Girl Reserves. Ev-
eryone is urged to attend.
Mrs. Hoyt Parker, who has been
i'll and confined to bed for several
days is much better.
Mrs. Hazel Storey was hostess
Sunday at a lovely dinner given for
her brother, David May, son, How
ard. daughter. Miss Eugene May of
Ell Centro and Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
and two daughters of CaleXico.
Mrs. Perry Hunt expects to re-
turn Monday, December II, from
Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt have
been spending the past two weeks
in Eldorado, Kansas visiting Hunt S
parents.
Mrs. Elmer Baxter spent the
weekend in San Diego.
Lewis Mitchell and Miss Delma
Denny were dinner guests Thurs
day at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Earl Briggs of Ell Centro.
Mrs. Lloyd Louden entertained
her bridge club at a lovely party
Saturday evening. After the de-
licious pot luck dinner, served at
7 o clock, the evening was spent in
playing contract. Those present in
cluded: MeSsrs. and Mesdames
William Gerrick, Walter Reynolds,
D. V. Edwards. Forrest Ferguson,
DR.. and Mrs. L. Smith who substi-
tuted for Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Eng
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Lou
den
Mr.. and Mrs George Mayfield of
Imperial were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Long.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Neidiffer was the scene of a lovely
birthday dinner Friday evening
honoring Cleo Allen. A delicious
turkey dinner was served, ending
with the cutting of the huge birth
day cake. Those present includ-
ed: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Allen,
Jack Maddox, Homer Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Neidiffer, Miss Hill
da Allen and the honoree, Cleo
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Little and
sons. Dallas and Darrell, returned
Wednesday evening from Texas
where they spent the past three
weeks. Little received a telegram
informing him his father, who re-
sides in San Antonio, Texas was
seriously i'll thus necesSitating the
trip. A. V. Stephens accompanied
them on the return trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald England
motored to San Diego Saturday ac-
companied by England's cousin
from BraWley who was to consult
physician about the injury he re-
ceived when thrown from a horse
recently.
MI. and Mrs. Bud Torrents ac-
companied by his father, P. j. Tor
rents, returned Saturday to Holt
vile. They have been all over the
northern part of the state during
the past four months and now plan
to make their home there.
D. E. Layman accompanied by
his daughter, Crystal, motored to
San Diego wednesday on business
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Anna Gay motored to San
Diego Saturday in her car, which
she purchased the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Mills moved
into their new home Saturday. 1t
has been remodeled and additions
built during the past few weeks and
is situated next to their old resi-
dence which burnt down last
The Holtville Union high school
put on by the music class
under the supervision of Arthur
was a complete success.
Both Wednesday and Thursday
nights saw a capacity crowd fill
ing the high school auditorium.
Jodie Whitmer and Jack johnson
motored to San Diego Sunday re-
turning Monday evening accompan-
led by Miss Betty Domene, who has
been visiting there.
The Holtville unit of the Town
send old age pension plan has 35
members signed for membership
and when they get 100 they will
be entitled to a charter. Officers
elected are: Dr.. L. A. Bowman,
president; Mr.. Watson, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Fred Cline, secretary; G.
E. Boren, treasurer. They plan to
hold a meeting every Monday night
at the civic center at 7:30. Head
quarters will be Grogan'S barber
shop.
The annual meeting and election
of officers for the chamber OF
commerce will be held the third
Monday in January, that is, Janu-
ary 81.
The Imperial Milk Producers
plant had another honor added to
their list when their cheddar
cheese took first prize and their
tillamook cheese second prize at
the Arizona state fair held at Phoe-
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