Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-14
HOLTVILLE NOTES

clubs will meet Friday at 10 o'clock
in the Masonic temple at Holtyille,
President Mrs. H. T. Miller an
nounced.
Club women will be guests of
Holtville Rotarians at a luncheon
in the civic center. Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson will speak.
Important business will be dis
cussed during the morning session
in which there will be forum
on child welfare, talks by the
PIT. A. county president and the
president of the Y.WCA and w.
C.TU., the president of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary, a represen-
tative of the tuberculosis Associa-
ton, and by the county chairman
of child welfare of the federated
clubs.
Southern district convention plans
will be taken up for the Novem-
ber gathering in Long Beach.
Mrs. H. E. Fudge gave fare
we'll party Monday evening for the
l.. M Hawkins, and her daughter,
Miss Bessie Grow, who are leav-
ing for Fresno. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Phillips of Fresno are &C
companying them. Those present
were Mrs. A. D. Yeary, Mrs. Retta
Looney, Mrs. Betty Love, Mrs. Julia
Atkins, Mrs. George Harlan, Mrs
Bonnie Adhesion, and Susan E.
Clarke, Mrs. Margaret Phillips, Mrs.
Vivian Blackwood, and daughters,
Joan and Jean, Mrs. Sina Little,
Mrs. Ira Conners, Mss Fern Gre
sham, Mrs. Tom Grisham, Mrs.
Virgie Fudge, and Mrs. l.. NJ Haw-
kinS, Miss Bessie Grow, and Mrs.
Charles Phillips of Fresno, and
hostess, Mrs. F. E. Fudge.
Amateur boxing matches will be
held Thursday at the high school
athletic field by the FLA, be-
ginning at o'clock. Program for
the evening will contain Japanese
fencing, Swiss wrestling, Juijitsu
act, and clown boxing besides an
entertaining bout of amateur fight
erS.
Herbert Fincher, adviser, stated
that the matches would be spon-
sored by the boys taking FLA, and
is to raise funds for chapter activ-
tiles.
Mirage" annual staff cf HUI.
HIS. held its first meeting of the
year to discuss plans and arrange
work which is to begin soon. Editor
in-chief, Chrystle Spear has as
signed each staff member to jobs
for which he is best fitted.
Mrs. Morris Wormington and son,
Charles, of San Diego arrived Sat-
urday to spend a few days with
her mother. Mrs N. R. Wormington.
George Dickerson is seriously i'll
with double pneumonia.
W.W.G. of the Baptist church
held its first meeting of the year
at the parsonage. After a pot-luck
dinner, President Pauline CARRIER
called the meeting to order for an
election of officers. Vivian Mad
dux was elected president; Lucille
Phillips, vice president; secretary,
Violet Moore, and treasurer, Ester
Boone. Pauline CARRIER was named
White Cross chairman; Peggy Pow
ell, devotional, program chairman;
Mable CARRIER and Elsie Henry
membership chairmen. Mrs. M. A
Kendall is the adviser of the Guild
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McIver are
the parents of a baby daughter
born Oct. IL. SIZE weighs six
pounds, six ounces.
Jack Grey suffered rib bruises
in a scrimmage practice Wednes-
day night He will be unable tc
practice football for a week.
A. B. Carvath, Forest Fergerson
Tom Fisher of Holtville and Walter
Wakefield of Ell Centro left tc
spend several days near Visalia
hunting deer.
The tWo-year-olca daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Wheat fel
from her tricycle., injuring hel
wrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Carvath re-
turned Saturday from vacation
at Visalia
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Layton are
the parents of a seven-pound baby
girl, Peggy Joe. She was borr
Sunday morning at o'clock.
Mae Henry is staying with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Henry
for week. She is leaving Sunday
for Santa Ana where she is at
tending a business college.