Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-12
HOLTVILLE NEWS BRIEFS
BY Louise Rogers, Staff Correspondent

Mrs Norman Brodie entertained
number of friends with a quilt
ing party at her home Thursday
The guests enjoyed a delicious po
luck luncheon at noon, after which
they spent the afternoon quilting
Those present were: MesdameS Tee
Buckle, Fred Buckle. Pearl Glib.
bofs, Phoebe Brodie, Sam Cole, En-
ma Cragg, George Townsend from
El Centro and Evelyn Marring from
Alamo.
Richard Carr celebrated his sixth
birthday Saturday with a lovely
party. Games were played during
the afternoon, after which delicious
refreshments of birthday cake and
punch were enjoyed. Those helping
Richard celebrate his birthday
were: Betty Jean Gardner, Eddie
Domene, Robert Lee Cole, Charles
Saylor and Tonne Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Domene spent
the weekend in Los Angeles.
Miss Grace Nelson, who teaches
school in Indio, visited Mrs. Richard
Yazell over the weekend. Miss
Nelson is Mrs. Yazell's cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Shibley spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting in
San Diego.
The nominating committee of the
Imperial County Federation of
Women IS clubs will meet at the
Planters hotel in Brawley Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock Mrs. Ira
Feldman will be chairman for the
day and Mrs. James Mackie, Jr.,
will represent Holtville.
The Woman's club of Holtville
wish to announce that their next
meeting will be Mrs. Irving Raab IS
last lecture. Her subject will be
Happy Married Life.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen ,Marquand,
Mrs. Keith Savage and son, Dick,
and Carl Streeter left Friday for
Los Angeles, returning Sunday eve
ming. Mrs. Savage will remain in
Los Angeles until this weekend
when Mr.. Savage will go after her.
The Rotarians held their weekly
meeting and luncheon Friday at
the civic center with President A.
P. Shibley presiding. Vocational
service was the topic for the day,
which was generally discussed by
the members present. The Rotar-
ians are looking forward to a spe-
cial treat next Friday, March is, in
the form of Marc Goodnow of the
University of California who will be
their guest speaker
Friends are congratulating Leo
Zunsteim for winning the silver
trophy awarded Sunday, by the
chamber of commerce to the win
ner of the "Swiss SWING The
cup has to be won three times be-
fore it becomes the permanent
property of the winner.
Dr.. James Graeser is visiting in
town for a few days.
Friends of Miss Billie Cooper will
be glad to hear that she has return
ed from a four months visit in
Ciudad, Obregon, in the state of
Sonora, Old Mexico. While visit
ing there Miss Cooper resided with
the J. C. Huffakers. Huffaker ac-
companied by his daughter Barbara
and son James, arrived with Miss
Cooper Friday morning Miss Huf-
faker is staying with the Coopers
indefinitely.
Misses Barbara and Marion Jones
i,,
Friday evening and were greeting
friends in town.
Richard A. Yazell motored to San
Diego Monday accompanied by
Pierce Shibley and Clayton Rogers
They will attend meeting of the
Shell oil company.
The Missionary society met Thurs
day in the forenoon at the social
hall of the Methodist church. Mrs.
william Wigington and Mrs. r. Mer-
cereau were hostesses for the day.
A business meeting Of the Ladies
Aid was conducted in the hall dur
ing the afternoon. The next meet
ing of the Ladies Aid will be held
at the home of Mrs. Charles Hun
ick OH the Harold Bell Wright
ranch west of Holtville. Mrs. Roy
Thompson and Mrs. Edward Ken
ney will be hostesses for the day.
Mrs. Forrest accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Laura Shonts of La
Junta, Colo, and her small son,
Douglas, are leaving wednesday
morning for Los Angeles. They
will spend the week visiting friends
and relatives
o. L. Ellis will leave Wednesday
for Los Angeles where he will spend
the rest of the week on business.
Fred Clavel of San Diego was
visiting friends In Holtville over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcqueen en-
tertained group of friends re-
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