Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-29

of Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Acker.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Smith was the scene of love-
ly birthday dinner Sunday in hon.
or of Mrs. Smith. Those who en-
joyed the charming affair were:
Messrs. and MesdameS, Paul Mick
ey, William Mui'rey and son, Billy,
Sam Reimer and daughter, Marie
Ann.
Holtyille high school students who
motored to Los Angeles Friday to
attend the U. S. c. banquet and lee
ture given for high school students
interested in attending university
We're: Milton Bailey, Dale Cooper,
Halbert Huffman, John Van Der
Linden, Glen Fudge and James Ry-
erson. While there they visited
Frederick Brown, "a former Holt
vile high school student who is at
tending college in Pasadena.
Mrs. Mildred Priddy spent the
weekend in Alhambra with her
mother and her son.
Mrs. Mark Rose, who was serious
ly i'll last week, had not shown much
improvement the first of this week.
Heart stimulantS were being used.
Hans Julian Lund of Holtville was
recently elected to the History club
there. Membership in the club is
limited to students with a high
scholastic average who are interest
ed in history. Lund is a graduate
STUDENT in the history department.
members of the Eastern Star of
Holtville attended a combined Holt
vile, Ell Centre, Calexico meeting
Monday evening in the Elk's club
at Calexico.
AT the Rotary club luncheon Fri
day in the civic center Father
Sweeney of st. Joseph's Catholic
church gave an interesting talk on
the work of Father Sierra who es-
tablished nine missions in Califor-
MIA when California was as yet un-'
explored country. K. c. Burke was
chairman of the program.
Eugene Dhalval, six weeks old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Such Singh DIAL
val, is seriously i'll with the flu at
the Holtville hospital.
Rev. Amos Clarke is in a critical
condition caused by heart trouble.
He is confined to his home.
Mrs. Frank Bruno and daugh-
ter, Patricia, returned Friday eve
~ icif OF &c
and Mrs. Ben Smith.
The adult classes of the Christian
church gave a gay party Friday eve
ming at the civic center. The eve
ming began with the holding of a
kangaroo court with games and de-
licious refreshments following. The
merry evening was enjoyed by over
10 members and friends of the
church.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Vineyard and
son, Billy, of Pasadena arrived in
Holtville Sunday to visit several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
B. Perritt.
The Junior Girls of the Nazarene
church held a gay desert party Sat-
urday with weiners, marshmallows,
pickles and SO ON holding the CEN
ter of the stage at noon. Mrs. Rob-
ert Amstead and Mrs. B. B. Perritt
were chaperones. Those attending
were: Velna Clayton, Dorothy
Brown, Dorthea Rogers, Gertrude
Perritt, Ethel Grey, Winifred
Brown, Sarah Goodwin, Edda
Shultz. Venita Baldwin, Mary May
nard, Mildred Brown, Audrey Am
stead, Versie VILLA mson and
Claude Ruth Acker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones of
San Diego motored to Holtville Sat-
urday to visit Mrs. Jones parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rogers.
Miss Grace Sprinkle who is at
tending college at Pasadena is Wis
iting her parents.
The second party of the dessert
bridge tournament sponsored by the
Women's club was held Saturday
afternoon at the civic center. The
party of nine tables was served de-
licious dessert by the hostesses, Mrs.
James Mackey, Jr., Mrs. w. j. Wen
rick, and Mrs. Howard Vencill pre-
ceding the games. Mrs. K. C. Burke
won the high score prize for con-