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for her fifth grade pupils Tuesday
afternoon. The picnic lunch was
served on the lawn at the home of
Mrs. A. P. Shihley. Following the
dessert of ice cream and cake, Mrs.
Joe Harris chaperoned the young
sters at a swimming party
Mrs. Jess CardWell gave a lovely
birthday party Wednesday after
noon for her daughter, Lola Fay.
The children enjoyed a gay after
noon playing games followed by
the serving of delicious refresh
ments. Small guests who helped
little Miss CardWell to celebrate
her eleventh birthday We're: Claudia
Ruth Acker, Jewel B Richards
Betty Sabin, Margaret Joe Nelson
Margaret Burke, Eva Francis
Walker Bobby Maxwell Margaret
Harlan and Mrs. Coy Carey who
acted as assistant hostess.
The junior department of the
Methodist church gave a farewell
party Tuesday afternoon for Eileen
ST. Jeramain. Mrs. Phillip Griffin
and Mrs. Siegrist, teachers of the
group, acted as hosteSses. A gay
afternoon was spent playing games
and ending with the serving of re-
freShments. Those who enjoyed
the occasion were: Betty Keeble,
Francis Mercereau, Eileen ST. Jera~
main, Billy Murray, Earl Shaw Jr.,
BILLY Duncan, Roger Griffin and
Marcia Mercereau.
Mr.. and Mrs. LEROY Little will
leave Saturday to spend the week
end in Jacumba. Mrs. Little plans
to remain there to spend the sum-
mer.
The Thompson Bros trophy was
presented TO George Gilliland on
Tuesday afternoon in assembly.
Roy Thompson presented the award
to George with an appropriate
speech.
Following class night Tuesday.
students of the high school held
a dance in the new Memorial hall.
The music was furnished by Wes
Hanson and his orchestra.
Mrs. A. P. Shioley and Mrs. Mil
dred Freddy gave their two fourth
grade classes a lovely party We'd
nesday. Many mothers attended
TO enjoy the occasion Pot luck
luncheon was served on the lawn
of Mrs Shibley's home to about SO
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Rogers.
and Mrs. Ed Caar, Tom Rogers and
Miss Engrita Broderick motored to
San Diego early Thursday morn
ing where they spent the day with
Mr. and Mrs. c. =. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sullinger
became the proud parents Of baby
girl Thursday evening. Mother
and baby, who weighed 7 pounds,
are confined at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Crippen.
Miss Evelyn Burns became the
bride of Edward Webb in Yuma.
The ceremony was performed by
the Baptist minister The bride
groom is from Coachella and the
bride a graduate Of the Foltville
high school. Mrs. Webb is making
her home with her parents at pres
ent as her husband is working at
West.
Mrs. Richard Yazen and step
daughters, Miss Eveylen and Lu-
cille Warren, plan to leave Satur-
day for San Bernardino to make
their home. Yazell was recently
transferred there.
The Holtville American Legion
will sponsor an Exposition ball Sat-
urday at the new Memorial hall.
This ball is being given to help pay
the expenses of the Imperial VAL
ley girls drill team which will ap-
pear in San Diego at the exposi
ton on Imperial Valley day. An
eight-piece orchestra will furnish
the music.
Pupils of the jenkins violin
school will give a recital Monday
evening at 7:z5 in the auditorium
OF the Holtville grammar school.
This recital is open to the public.
/ Mrs. Viola Butterfield entertain
ed her kindergarten pupils and
their mothers Wednesday morning
at the gy9mmar school. Games
were enjoyed by the youngsters
and delicious refreshments served.
The pupils had their pictures taken
in their graduating caps of black
and white.
The kindergarten graduation eX-
erciscs were held Tuesday evening
at the grammar school. Miss Viola
Butterfield, teacher Of the class,
instituted commencement for the
youngsters two years ago. The