Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-08
BY LENORA holland
Press Staff CorreSpC ndent


en- last Wednesday afternoon, when
Mrs. D. V. Porter and Mrs. B. AV-
eritt. were cohosteSseS at a surprise
stock shower, given in honor OF
Mrs. Earl Osborne, at the Porter
home. Among those present were
Mrs. Ralph Gray of CaleXico, Mrs
Harvey Lyons, Mrs. Luther Wilson,
Mrs. Ellen Rodgers, and Mrs. Lafe
Minch of BraWley; MesdameS OWE
Vogel, T. w. FiShburn, Thelma Will
lett, Laura Barnes, Ethel Rodgers,
Juanita Lee, Sue Wood, b e S 5
Chandler, Gladys F'randsen, Floy
Willett, Essie Knapp Ruth Thomp-
son, Hazel Jordan, Jewel Torrence,
Laura j. Orr, Burta Fac McInnis.
Pearl Aulburg, Ruth Hamers0n;
Misses Viola Dirrim, Winifred
Woodward. Those that were unable
to be present, but sent gifts were
Mesdames V. r. Majors. Opal Wood,
Clarabelle Mahoney, Lola Winter,
Sarah Miller, Mae Wood, Stella
Breedloye, Mae Stooksberry, Julia
ST. John, Gladys Kieth, f. Steven
son, Viva Cheser Muriel Maurer,
Florence Holcomb, M. H. Gavin,
j Miss Helen Lee. Delicious refresh
ments of frozen pudding and pine
apple ice and cake were served at
! the close of the afternoon.
/ Heber boys beat the Mexican In
dependencies Sunday by score OF
/ 10 to 3, due mostly to the pitching
of Babe Thomas, who famed out
Ind
eral times. Heber boys We're great
! ly pleased with the result because
the Independence recently beat the
A. B. C. who had in turn beat Heber
the last two games. The boys feel
they have a chance now of beating
the A. E. C. Heber viii play the
Brawley All Stars Sunday.
Howard Davis was painfully in
jured Saturday evening when h
and Dick Stindt were thrown from
Davis motorcycle when tire blew
out. Howard received several Sc.
we're cuts and his clothing was ruin
ed.
Jessie, the small daughter o
Mike Ruiz was injured Wednesda,
by being knocked down on tn,
highway by a car driven by Ru
dolph Kruedger of Fl Centro. Tht
child was not seriously injured.
David Bradley returned Thursday
from Yuma after several days visit
MIS-. Eta Coleman and Mrs
Laura Barnes visited Mrs. Lois
Nice in Calexico Thursday.
Arden Edwards, cousin of Mrs
Hamerson is i'll at the Hamersor
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lane received
word of the birth of a son to Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkie Lane of Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane were former
Heber residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Ward. Homer
Hill. florence Sherlock and Dick
Neff were evening guests at the A
M Wood home Sunday playing AZ
and cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane anG
children were BraWley visitors Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs Lois Nice and children ano
Lila Coleman of Calexico were Sun
Gay evening visitors Of Mrs. Stocks
berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gauman Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Thompson, anC
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stewart ST..
and the children of the Thompson
families picnicked at Signal noun
tain Saturday.
Heber was well represented a.
the county fair on Monday
Henry Jordan who has been or
the sick list with intestinal flu is
better.
Heber had a disastrous fire early
/ Saturday morning when the lunch
loom owned and operated by Charles
Ewing was completely destroyed
when a gas stove exploded. There
was no insurance.
Mrs. Thurman Hall of west FL
Centro and five daughters visited
her aunt, Mrs. Irwin Stooksberry on
| Friday.
]. McDougal has accepted en-
ployment at the new bank building
/ in Ell Centro.
Raymond Barnes was over night
guest of Elwood st. John Sunday.
! Mrs. A. M. Wood received letter
from her brother, Raymond Damas
from Hong Kong. He wrote it while
crossing the yellow Sea; said it was
very cold and the water looked like
the Brawley Main. He expects to
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