Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-29

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tess to the Eben club at its last
meeting. Miss Ruth Asbury, presi.
dent, appointed Mrs. Wiley Man.
ming, Mrs. j. A. Wallace and Mrs
Raymond Rose as a committee II
nominate officers for the coming
year. Miss Elizabeth Detweile
gave a talk on the oceanic islands
their people and industries. Thos'
present were Mrs. j. d. Writ, Mrs
Raymond Rose, Mrs. r. L. Sperry
Mrs. G.. Roy Thompson, Mrs. Ar
thur Williams, Mrs. Wiley Manning
Mrs. j. A. Wallace. Mrs. Charlie
Mccullough. Mrs. Herbert Reedy
Mrs. H. j. Ingram, Mrs. C. A. Sper'
ry, Miss Adella Travers. Miss Ell
eanor Lechler, Miss Ruth Asbury
Miss Elizabeth Detweiler and Mis-
Ioie MONTGOMERY. Miss Montgom'
cry served refreshments, assisted by
her mother. Mrs. E. L. Hiteman
A farewell party honoring Mr.
and Mrs. John Kissinger, who arc
moving to Los Angeles, was given
recently when a group of friends
went to the desert for steak bake
In the group were Mr.. and Mrs
Kissenger, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Shultz. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Legge and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Sinclair, Jr.
When Mrs. M. j. Augustine en-
tertained her card club recently,
Mrs. Newton Swain won high hon
ors and Miss Ealia Morehead won
second. Easter favors and flowers
were used by the hostess for de-
corations. Other members present
were Mrs. Wiley Manning. Mrs. f.
Rademacher, Mrs. Cecil Clouse'
Mrs. J. C. Hatfield. Mrs. R. l..
Sperry, Miss Ida Johnson. Mrs.
] A. Wallace, Mrs. Raymond Rose,
Mrs. CLYDE Powell and Mrs. w. ID.
CHATTER.
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Harshmah were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
o. Hoober Sunday
Mrs. E. H. McMath expects 10
leave early next week for Elsinor
where she will remain until fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nobel recently
attended a family reunion in River
eide at the home of Mr.. Nobefs
s,ster Mrs. Frank Rineman. Mr..
and Mrs o. R. Stroh of Calexlco
accompanied them. Mrs. Stroh Is
also a sisted of Fred Noble.
Visitors at the home OF Mr. anu
Mrs G. C. Brownell this week are
Mr. Al. Witherell, mother OF
Mrs Brownell, Miss Edith Wither-
ell a sisted and Miss Mary Clark
an aunt.
Miss Dorothy Stewart. sister OF
Mrs. ]. ]. Farmer and friend, MIS-
lanes Armstrong of Los Angeles
visited at the Farmer home recent
" Mrs James Stewart, mother
of Mrs. Farmer. returned nome
with them.
Palm Sunday was observed al
/ tho little Brown church with ap'
propiate services. Palm branches
were given to the chiliren at the
close of the children's sermon as
a reminder of loving obedience to
their parents, to be kept during the
year. More interest is being showr
IN the church services by an in
crease in attendance each Sunday
Easter services will be held at Ere
mont school at the regular hour
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Mrs. Frank Grubel was hostess
to Chapter G. v. p. Q. E. at me-
home near the city limits last Tues
day. The new president. Miss Adel
Ia Travers. appointed the following
committees to serve during th'
wear: year book. Mrs. G. A. Sperry
Mrs. E. l.. Mead. MRS. Frank Hew
EFT; courtesy. Mrs. Vance Wilson
Mrs. J. II. Harris and Mrs. J. }
Farmer: music. Mrs. Frank Cru
bel. musician. Mrs ID. ID. BroWnell
historian. Mrs. VIM. Corn, publici
ty. Mrs. r. l.. Sperry; auditing
Mrs. w. B. Dixon and Mrs. j. {
HATFIELD: parlimentarian, Mrs. Q
C. Brownell and reciprocity. Mrs
VIM. Corn and Mrs. w. B. Dixon
Miss Marion Dixon was a visitor
A pleasant evening at bridge wa
spent at the home of Mrs. Grac
Mcdonald last Tuesday when Mis-
Julia Riley and Miss Ruth Asbur
entertained for Miss Marion Dixon
who is spending the Easter vaca
lion here. Mrs. Eddie Radem8che
won first prize and Mrs. Earl Holm
uuist second. Miss Dixon was pre-
sented guest prize, and MISS Mari