Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-12


BOis jourHeyed to Santa Maria
where she planned to spend a week
visiting with relatives.
Miss Mildred Paine now living in
Riverside motored home Friday
night to srend the weekend visit
Ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Paine. On Sunday. she re-
turned, going by way of San Diego
where she stopped to see her grand
mother, Mrs. Sarah Lydick. She
was also accompanied to San Diego
by Miss Betty Upholt of Escondido
who was the guest of Miss Dorothy
Paine during the weekend.
Ned Frame left Friday for Los
Angeles where he planned to spend
week visiting with his family.
Arthur Martin, who has been
i'll for nearly eight weeks, is still
in bed but his condition is much
better now.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Birch and children, Emil, Joseph,
Mariana. and Rosa, on Monday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and
son. Clem Jr., of Meloland. Their
daughter. Rose Mariee Miller. has
spent the past week as the house
guest Of the Misses Mariana and
Rose Birch.
Mrs. Lottia Mason accompanied
her nephew. Carl Moretti, to San
Diego on Saturday where they were
guests of Mrs Helen Laughlin, Mrs.
Jenny Morettl. and Moretti's wife
and youns son who are spending
the summer IN San Diego with
Mrs. Laughlin. They returned on
Sunday.
AS fitting close for the school
year on Tuesday night last week
the McCabe All club members
treated themselves to a dance in
the McCabe school house. About 80
members of the club enjoyed the
evening dancing, along with the
following sponsors of the club: Mrs.
Caroline Thanner, Mrs. Ethel Paine,
Mrs. Fred Sunstrom, Mrs. Elton
Christian. and Mrs. Sariego. H. Lee
Landerman spoke to the group a
few minutes about their club work.
Visitors of Bill Paine on Sunday
were his brother and sister, Frank
and Theresa Paine, and his cousin,
Miss Maudie McVey of Omaha,
Neb., who is yacationing in San
Diego with her aunt, Mrs. Kather-
Inc Paine. During the afternoon
the Paines and Miss McVey were
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Paine
and daughter, Miss Dorothy.
A birthday dinner in honor Of
Mrs. j. H. Pritchard was given on
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
jay Steele. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Pritchard, Monroe Prit-
chard. Miss Katherine Steele and
Albert Steele.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo OSa and family on Sunday
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. La Bruch-
erie and daughter, Miss Rosalie.
Friends of Miss Lucille GoSs will
be sorry to hear that she is in the
hospital recovering from a recent
appendicitis operation. Miss GoSs
was stricken the early part of last
week.
Mrs. Fred Paine entertained at
dinner Friday evening Mrs. L. V.
Upholt of Mt. Signal and Miss Bet
ty Miller, both teachers of the Mt
Signal school. Fred Paine and
Miss Dorothy Paine also were pres
ent.
A trip to Puente was made on
Saturday By Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Har-
rington who we're accompanied by
Mrs. Smith Wagner and her
daughter, Miss Edna Wagner. MISS
Wagner, from San Diego, spent
last week in the valley visiting her
parents. The remaining week oi
| her Two weeks vacation from the
training school at the county hos
pital in Sar Diego she planned Wis
iting friends in Puente. The Har-
ringtons and Mrs. Wagner return
ed home Sunday night.
Miss Rosalie La Brucherie accom-
panied Mrs. Q. J. Jennings and MISS
| Ethel Dannenburg to Los Angeles
on Wednesday where they all at
tended the graduation exercises OF
Hammond hall where Miss Sylvia
Etler, daughter of Mrs. Jennings
graduated. They returned to the
valley on Thursday.
Sunday was delightfully."- spent in
the mountains at their summer
cabin at Eckner Pass by Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Frohly, John Summer