Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-03
GIRLS WATCH
PACT PLAY
AT CALEXICO
,CALEXICO NOTES

6uSlleSS girls enjoyed CWO-
act play when they met at the
home of their president Miss Dobbs.
Members OF the cast included Miss
es Evelyn Little, Marie Dobbs, Faye
Dobbs and Jackie LaVine. During
the business meeting Mrs Nora
Bacon was honored for her work
with the group. Hostesses were Mrs
Anne Homola and Mrs. Irene Phil
lips.
Masons are reminded OF the
meeting Thursday night in Holt
vile of the I. v. Officers associa-
ton, which will be held In the
lodge hall, with dinner at 7. Mrs
Lloyd Louden of Calexico is in
charge of the dinner. Among local
men who will attend are Lloyd
Louden, T. E. Pledger and Dick
Emerson.
A particularly able discussion on
the Rotary code of ethics was pre-
sented by W.. w. McEuen Of Ell
Centre to D. l.. Goodrich, when
the club held its regular meeting
at the golf club. Visiting Rotarians
included J. w. Donohue, o. G..
Horne, McEuen and G. B. Collins.
Visitors were ]. E. Erickson of San
Francisco and WHY'S Myers
Calexicans were urged to attend
the good citizenship" meeting
Thursday night at the Baptist
church, at which time Judge
Vaughn Thompson will speak on
Prevention of Juvenile Crime and
Delinquency-the Modern Way" E.
A. Nance, county probation officer,
will tell how the county Is meeting
the need. The Methodist choir will
furnish music.
Virginia Cole Pritchard will give
her first book review of the sea-
son in the city library at o'clock
Friday night. Twice Told Tales Sec
ton members are sponsoring the
reviews.
There will be a meeting of the
Calexico district, Imperial Yuma
area, Boy Scouts, at the city hall
Friday night at 7:30, according to
j. H. Mccoy, chairman. Budget
matters concerning the forthcom-
ing drive for welfare funds, will be
discussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kubler left
Wednesday for Los Angeles where
they will attend a family reunion
Friday night, honoring Mr.. Ku-
bler's sister, Mrs. Kate Koch, who
has been visiting in this country
several months. Mrs. Koch will
return with the Kublers, leaving
from here for New York where she
will board the Europe, sailing Nov.
20 for her home at Schassheusen,
Switzerland. She spent part of
her time in the valley visiting her
brother in the Mt. Signal district.
Twice Told Tales section men,
bers were guests of Mrs. M. G..
Barmore, section chairman, Tues
day afternoon, hearing book re-
view by Mrs. David l.. Goodrich.
During the business session Mrs.
George Kirk was appointed secre-
tary. Guests included Mesdames
j. c. Pearson of Covina, G. R. Por-
ter. I. Schlatter and Miss Elizabeth
Kelso. Members answering roll call
were Mesdames E. E. Kelso, Emma
Donohue, Ray Bomers, Luis Alva-
rez, George Kirk, o. A. Pratt, o.
p Mandrapa, r. L. Glasby, p.
w. Wofford, j. w. Lawson and
Barmore.
Friends of Mrs. A. R. Verhil will
be interested to learn she is max
ing her home in Chicago and can be
reached by mar at 8707 South
Chicago avenue.
I. Schlatter returned from hunt
ing trip to the Kabab forest in
Arizona, in company with B. A.
Harrigan.
j. e. Erickson of San Francisco
was business visitor in Calexico.
Mrs. j. G. Pearson of Covina is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. NJ G.
Barmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kelso and
niece Elizabeth are planning on
a trip to Laguna for several days.
George Kirk left this morning on
q business trip to Sacramento.