Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-04

lett sunday Tor ventura accompan-
led by Gordon Schneider. They re-
turned Monday while Schneider re-
manned to attend the graduation
exercises of his son, Gordon, Jr.
w. F. Chandler, of Escondido,
returned home Sunday after a
three-day visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. P. Denny.
Mrs. Gordon Schneider is in Ven
tura where she plans to attend the
graduation of her son, Gordon, Jr.
Mrs. Elmer Baxter, son Robert.
and Arthur Richards left Monday
for San Diego where they plan to
spend the remainder of the week.
Miss Martha Tanner left Satur-
day for her home in San Diego and
will spend the summer months
there, returning in September.
Miss Beatrice Floyd and her mo-
ther, Mrs. D. G. Floyd. left for their
home on the coast Saturday.
Pupils of Marie Reitz jenkins
violin school gave a lovely recital
Monday evening at the Holtville
grammar school auditorium. Local
children taking part in the pro-
gram were: Francis Simpson, who
played "Estrellita"; Harold Arp,
Cleveland Knight, Warren Looka-
doc, Juliann Nilsson and Francis
Scroggins in the choir of first year
pupils played School Days March"
Francis Simpson, Marvin Brodie,
Kenneth Gideon, Elmer Knight,
James Naples, Robert Munson,
Billy Terry and Estul Wilfong rem
dered plantation Medley" Garry
Me Back to Old Virginia" and "Di-
rector's Choice March"
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. FL
dred Ferguson was the scene Fri
day evening of surprise party for
Rev. and Mrs. Irving P. Algiers.
The affair was to show the ap-
probation of the members of the
congregation of the work of Rev.
and Mrs. Algiers in their six years
here. Forty persons were present
and presented the guests of honor
with gladstone bag and a bill
fold. Sunday was the last church
service at which Algiers will be
present.
Miss Hilda Augspurger and her
guest, Miss Lucille Erickson, of Los
Angeles, left Friday for Los Ange-
les for the summer. They went by
way of San Diego to visit the fair.
Mrs. Sam Webb and Mrs. Villa
Carpenter spent Thursday with
their father in Ramona.
Awards of six second class, four
first class, Is merit, two Star Scout
and one Life Scout badges were
made at the court of honor held
at the elementary school auditor
ium last week. Those receiving first
class awards were: Grady Walton,
Leon Looney, Joe Edwards and
Jack Night, all of troop No. A. Sec
ond honors were given to John
Ishomoto, Leslie Bovee, James
Thierault, Norman Sharp, Clifton
Scroggins and Deforest Branden,
the first of troop No. 20 and the
following of troop No. "A. Star
Hiroshi Okawa and Mitsuo Sanfat-
su, both of No. 20, and the one
Life Scout award was won by Yo-
shio Kashiki, of troop No. 20.
Mrs. H. A. Lewis of San Diego
has taken over the duties of l..
Casebeer as assistant to the assist
ant deputy in charge of liquidating
of the Holtville bank. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis have made arrangements to
rent the Walter Mitchell residence
during the summer. Casebeer has
returned to Los Angeles.
Hio Miyahara and Marvin Walk
er of the Holtville high school were
the only local boys to finish among
the ten highest scorers in the In
vitational Junior Pentathlon held
at Barbara Worth field in Braw-
ley.
M. c. Jernigan and Noval o.
Walker are planning on entering
two of their coon dogs in the San
Diego Coon Hunters association
field trials to be held in the near
future at Pala. Jernigan will en-
ter his dog Drum" and Walkers
entry will be Julia" Tennessee
Importation with a good reputation.
There will be three indoor ball
games this week instead of the
usual two. Monday the Fire De-
partment teams met the Ice Com
pany team. Wednesday evening the
Creamery will face the Hardware
nine and the extra game will be
on Friday evening with the Fire