Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-15


the Pinochle Gesellschaft on Satur-
day evening we're Mr.. and Mrs. T.
G.. House. A delightful evening
was spent playing pinochle with
the prizes at the end of the evening
going to Mrs. Jack Carleton and
Elmer Forester for high and TO
Miss Mildred Frohly and Jack
Carleton for low. Members present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Carleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frohly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Forester, Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Havens. Misses Helen Carle-
ton and Mildred Frohly. Hosts for
the next meeting will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Havens.
Friends of Mrs. Evan Hewes will
be sorry to hear that she was i'll
last week; however, this week she
seems to be feeling much better
A charming Mothers day dinner
was enjoyed on Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Austin, as the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Wagner and sons,
Russell and Gene.
Mrs. Elton Christian was hostess
to Mrs. George Austin Monday
evening, while George Austin was
host to Elton Christian at fish
dinner given in the Masonic hall
the same evening.
Sunday visitors of Walter Paine.
who after his long illness is now
recovering very rapidly, were Mr..
and Mrs. Billy Carr and daughters,
Iny nd ~ AT,-
Charlie Lott, Mrs. Lottie Mason, r.
Stewart, William Paine, and Harry
Hoppin.
A very pleasant day in Andrade
was spent by Mr.. and Mrs Ed Har-
rington who were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Osborne on
Sunday.
A pleasure trip to San Diego was
really enjoyed by Miss Marie Yu-
kawa and her guests, Misses Betsy
Mazda and Marjorie Shicasi. In
San Diego they visited several
friends.
Several of the McCabe Camp Fire
girls, Mary Roher, Shizui Sakai,
Hanaka Nishida, Kiyoko Morinaga,
accompanied by their advisors, Mrs.
Moline, attended a council meeting
in El Centro on Thursday evening.
Girls from other camp fire groups
also attended the meeting.
With the end of the school term
at Davis Agricultural college on
Friday, Albert Steele accompanied
by Alan Yourman of CaleXico, re-
turned to the valley on Saturday.
Arthur Martin whose serious ill
ness has caused his family and
friends great sorrow is now, hap
PLY, improving very much.
Mrs. Ned Frame and small son,
Curtis, motored to the valley on
Sunday to spend couple of days
with her husband who is develop
ing his ranch in this community.
Joe Rodriguez returned to his
home here Friday, announcing the
arrival of baby daughter born
last week at Valley Center where
Mrs Rodriguez is staying with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Rodri-
guez.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Paine and family on Monday, were
Mrs Mary Feeler and her son,
Franklin, of Julian. Mrs. Feeler,
teacher at Julian was celebrat-
ing the closing of the school term
there on Friday.
A delightful weekend was spent
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine and
daughters, Dorothy and Caroline as
they motored to Riverside on Friday
via the Warmers ranch and Teme-
cula, finding that drive extremely
beautiful. On Saturday, with their
hostess, Mrs. Alice Lydick and sons,
the Paines attended the Ramona
pageant.
The immediate neighbors Of Ned
Frame received quite thrill when
he set fire to his field of wheat
stubble late in the evening, AS the
wind was blowing, the fire made a
beautiful sight when seen in the
distance, and as it was kept well
under control, there was no dam
ger to neighboring property.
While working with a horse last
week, C. w Martin Of Los Angeles,
staying with the c. G. Smiths, re-
ceived a kick on the leg which be-
came so painful that Smith was OBJ
liged to rush him to Los Angeles
for medical aid. Smith returned
home Saturday, reporting that
Martins leg was greatly improved.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stall last week were Mrs. Stall IS
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs OS-
car Cook and their daughter, Mrs.
Rose Hickey. all of Los Angeles.
After visiting here for several days
they returned on Friday to Los An
geles.
A former pupil of McCabe, Jackie
Webb, who moved to Meloland dur
ing the fall has returned to Nc