Imperial Valley press., 1936-06-17

mer as the attendance permittet
The hostesses for the Afternoon
were Mrs. Paul Carrick and Mrs
D. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Russell wen
to Los Angeles Saturday to visl
for a few days.
Virginia johnson, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Norvell johnson, ha
been visiting this week with he
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs
Walton Johnson of Ell Centre.
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Miss Marie Rabold of Los Angelo
has been hired to take the place o
Miss Grace Mueller as librarian anC
Spanish teacher in the. Calipatri'
Union high school, Miss MuelleI
notified the school board some tim'
ago that she was resigning Mis-
Rabold is a graduate of U.CL.A
and has done graduate work a
use. For the past six years sht
has been librarian at the Los An
geles public library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Quarles anc
daughter, Betty Jean and Mr.. anC
Mrs. o. w. Holmes spent last week
end in Long Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Cook enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Werve of El Centre
and Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Van Dyke
Of Brawley.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hewett anc
children spent last Sunday at Jul
ian. Mrs. Hewett's mother anc
brother, Mrs. B. F. Purdy and Cliff
Purdy accompanied them.
Mrs. Vance Wilson and Mrs. c. A
Sperry have been notified to ap
pear for jury duty in superior court
July 6.
Flag Day was observed at the Lit.
tie Brown church Sunday. Several
Boy Scouts were in attendance and
gave the history of the flag and led
the flag salute. Reverend Robert S
sermon was appropriate to the oc.
casion. Mrs. Arthur Williams sang
a solo, and also played for church
in the absence of Adella TraverS.
Jack Young returned to San Di-
ego Friday after spending six DAYS
here visiting his mother, Mrs. j. j.
Farmer. Jack recently returned
from a cruise to Panama with the
fleet. A division of the fleet, in
the ship to which Jack is
assigned, will soon sail to Seattle to
be overhauled. Whila here Jack
and Geraldine Young were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Gene Werve.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Sperry ano
son, Robert Jr., went to San Diego
Friday, returning Sunday. While
there they rented a house which
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sperry will oc-
cupy during the summer.
L. E. Sinclair met with an acci.
dent while on his way to his ranch
near Calipatria which might have
resulted seriously. His car ran of
a bridge, turning over five times
but Mr.. Sinclair came out with
only minor bruises and scratches.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Farmer enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Brownel
for dinner last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Elliott have
moved to Hotel wilkins in Nilanc
in order to be nearer their tomato
ranch.
Naomi Hinsley left Friday u
spend two weeks in Los Angelo
visiting her sister, Mrs. Georg
Antony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bryant an
Mrs. Higgins drove to Julian, La
guna Pines and Jacmnba Sunday
Tuesday the Biyants accompanie
Reed Wilkinson to Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Wilkinso
and children. Reeda and Ruth, M
and Mrs. Wallace Fleet and M
and Mrs. Wallace Fleet and M
and Mrs. Frank Fleming will leay
soon for Yellowstone National par
where they will spend part of th
summer, later returning to the Will
inson home at Point Iona near Sa
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilkinson hay
gone to Alberta, Canada, whei
they will visit with Mrs. Wilkinson
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rice.
Mrs. Helen E. Manford has loca
ed at Mission Beach near San d
ego where she owns part interei
in a riding academy. Her daugl
ter Marian, is with her.
Among those who spent the da
at Jacumba Sunday were Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. L. Love and children, j
anne Huery, Mary Helen Hue
Ralph Gullett, Dayne Minton an
Milton Storey.
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