Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-21
Social Briefs
of Interest

Worth golt club.
Mrs S. o. Lingo, former resident
now living in Fullerton, was in
FL Centre Tuesday morning on
business.
Mr., and Mrs. David H Newkork
OF Aberdeen, Washington have
been visiting the A. S. Newkirks
Of this city, the two lien being
brothers. The visitors had not
been in FL Centric for six years
and have spent several days here,
ending their visit Tuesday after
noon.
Choir practice for the Christian
church choir has been changed
from Wednesday to Thursday of
this week and will be held at the
home Of Mrs Russell Graves. 724
He'll, at 1880 o'clock.
90
Miss Margaret Plemons has gone
to Los Angeles to enter Sakyer's
business college where she will be
a student for several months.
Miss Elizabeth Meyer has pledg-
ed Delta Delta Delta sorority at
Stanford University. according to
word reviewed by friends here.
Miss Margaret Loud is also a mem
Der of that sorority.
The Rev. c. Rankin Barnes,
vicar of the Episcopal churches in
the valley al the time St. Pauls
church was erected, has been ap-
pointed to succeed his father, the
Rev. Charles l.. Barnes, in the San
Diego church.
McCabe-Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
P. T. Martin drove to their ranch
in this district. Mr.. Martin re-
NAMED while Mrs. Martin return
ed to Los Angeles Sunday by way
OF the train.
McCabe-Miss Fern Hime, who
is new residing in FL Centric. spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. D. Hime.
90
McCabe-A group of McCabe
picnickers had lunch at Aqua Ca
liente on the Butterfield stage
route Sunday while driving to
Julian by way of Vallecito. Those
attending were Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
Lydick, J. B. Lydick, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred w. Paine, Misses Mildred and
Caroline Paine, Don and Jack Ly-
dick, and Frank Gillett.
90
McCabe-Miss NADIA Brown was
the overnight guest Of Miss Bar
bara Hatch Of FL Centre, Saturday
night.
McCabe-George Austin enter
tanned friends from Orange Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E.
Smith motored to the valley Fri
day and spent until Saturday af-
ternoon with Austin.
90
Holtville-The Girls Guild of
Holtvile attended a pot-luck sup
per and party Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs. G. w. Garbar.
90
Holtville-Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Ferguson entertained members Of
the La Comida bridge club Sunday
evening with q dinner and bridge
party. Mrs. Lloyd Louden won
high score for the ladies and For
rest Ferguson high tor the men.
Those present were: Mess-s aad
Mesdames Virgil Edwards, Cla-k
Butler. Walter Reynolds. Wlourt
Garrick, Lloyd Louden.
Holtvil1e-Nineteen tables were
filled Saturday afternoon at the
bridge tea given by the Holtville
Womens club at the civic center.
FL Centre was well represented
both in number and high scores.
First prize was won by Mrs. J. K.
Fahring, second prize was tied for
by Mrs. w. A. Vie and Mrs. B. E.
Lemons, both of Ell Centre: third
prize went to Mrs. Hoyt Parker,
and door prize to Mrs. Don Turney.
Mrs. E. V. Edwards was chairman
of the committee in charge and
Mrs. J. R. Snyder, Mrs. Laural
Ferguson, Mrs. I. H. Shaw, Mrs.
H. T. Miller and Mrs. Sam Webb
were hostesseS.
TO-
Holtville-The American Legion
unit will sponsor a bridge tourna-
ment beginning Saturday, Jan. %,
to include five parties to be held
every other Saturday at l o'clock.
Holtville-The Holtville girls of
the G. A. A. of the high school at
tended a play day in FL Centre
Saturday. Sports included in the
days entertainment were basket