Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-08

rem, Mary Bell and Paul were re-
cent visitors in the valley. Mrs.
Grimes came down to visit Mrs.
Mac Bell who has been very i'll in
the El Centro hospital. While here
Mrs. Grimes and her children were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer For
roster.
Mrs. Eva Bell who has been very
i'll In the hospital was able to re-
turn home on Monday, January Z.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Burch and
children. Rosa, Mariana, Joseph,
and Emil, and Bossi Birch and Aug
ust Ming enjoyed picnic trip to
Yuma on Sunday and then visited
the site of construction on the ALL
American canal.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Veliquette and family were
Mrs. Veliquette's brother, Morris
Myers, who was accompanied by a
friend, Mr.. Hymes, both are from
Encinitas. When Myers and Hymes
returned they were accompanied by
| Myers mother. Mrs. Nettie Myers.
who has spent several months with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Veliquette. Mrs,
Myers was going to Ontario where
she will be the guest of another
daughter.
The New Years day football
game at the Rose Bowl was attend
ed by Albert Steel, Arthur Martin,
and C. E. DALEY. They returned
from Pasadena on Thursday.
Roger Walton, rural attendance
supervisor, was visitor at the Nc
Cabe school on Friday.
Several days of last week Mr.. and
Mrs. John Frohly and Miss Mildred
F'rohly enjoyed visiting friends and
relatives at Los Angeles and near
| by towns. They attended the rose
parade at Pasadena on New Year S.
On Saturday they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bell, for
mer valley residents; Sunday until
Tuesday they spent visiting rela-
tives in Altadena and Newport
Beach. When they returned on
| Tuesday they we're accompanied by
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Alexander and
John Sumner. Sumner is Mrs.
Frohly's nephew and he plans to
spend the remainder of the winter
with the Frohlys and attend the
Ell Centre high school,
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Alexander of
Redondo Beach are spending sew
eral weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. Evan Hewes. They came to
the valley with the John Frohlys
on Tuesday, January /.
c. F. Burlington, who spent last
year with Frank Stall, came from
his present home in San Joaquin
to spend a few days in the valley
He is again the guest of Frank
Stall.
A dinner guest Of Miss Dorothy
Paine ON Sunday, January 8, was
Miss Lucille Sheiber of Elm.
Sunday afternoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Paine were Frank
Stall and his sons. Glenn and Don
Lee, and Mrs. Lottie Mason.
A delicious Dutch supper was
given by Mrs. Lottie Mason on
Thursday evening, January 3, for
her brother, Walter M. Paine. The
supper was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Moretti and was
enjoyed. by Mrs. Jennie Moretti
Mrs Dudley Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Moretti, and the Misses Fun
ice and Jane Laughlin, the honor
guest and the hostess
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Swarthout will be very sorry to
learn OF the death of their small
son on Tuesday. The baby's death
resulted from pneumonia.
| Visitors of Mrs. Paul Payne of
Calexico, former resident of this
district, were Mrs. Dora Stall, Mrs
Jenny Moretti, Mrs. Dudley Laugh
lin and her two daughters, Eunice
and Jane. The Laughlins and Mrs.
! Moretti we're visitors in the valley
from San Diego. They returned TO
San Diego on Sunday, January 6.
The weekend was spent in the
valley by Miss Eiko Yukawa, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Yuka-
wa, who motored here with friends
on Saturday to be with her parents
and sister, Marie. AS Miss Yukawa
is a student in the Mercy hospital
training school in San Diego she
seldom has an opportunity to come
to the valley to see her parents.
| Henry Moline, who has been
passing the holidays here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moline,
left Saturday, January S. for Davis
where he attends the agricultural
college. Henry enjoyed month IS
vacatioE at home before returning
to school.
Another Davis student who re-
turned to school on Sunday, jan
uary 6, is Elwood Veliquette who
cne,ft hiS bn1idavc with bic l,ar