Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-04
NELOLAND
Mrs. A. +. Meyer

of the weekend was a surprise
shower and luncheon Saturday by
Mrs. d. c. Scott in honor of Mrs.
Ward McGrew Guests were en-
tertained with baby contest. Mrs.
Herbert BergStedt was awarded
first prize and Mrs. McGrew a spe-
cial prize. a basket of dainty gifts
Guests invited were members of the
Meloland Wednesday club and a
few close friends of the honoree;
and included Mesdames Elbert New
ton. Charles Forsberg. G. G. Rich
ards. II. A. Wells. Arthur Farley,
Clarence Bush w. G Herdman. Fred
Waterman. Earl Maddox. Henry
Hayekorst. JesSeMcBride. Isaac Nc
Bride, Hardy Odell. Merle Hartsock,
Lawrence Richards w. H. Palmer,
Ralph Engebetson, J. r. Kinnaird,
K. K. Sharp. Dwight Smith. John
Waterman, w F. Meyer Herbert
Bergstedt, Herbert Harris, I. w.
MeGreW. Harry James. Edith Gar
row. Alex Meyer. c. A. Magaw,
L. G.. Goar, H. o. Galloway, Robert
Doig. w. j. Gregg, Frank Voght,
Miss Vera Havekorst and the hon.
oree. Mrs. Ward McGrew.
Kenneth Bush and Miss Alma
Kirk of Los Angeles were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farley
Saturday. Upon their return home
Sunday they were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bush who
spent the previous week with the
Farleys.
Mrs. Charles Forsberg and Mrs.
Lawrence Richards entertained the
Meloland Wednesday club at the
Forsberg home recently, Plans were
completed for the club dinner May
and Mrs. w. II. Palmer was
awarded the prize for guessing the
most people from their likes and
disIikes. Refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of the afternoon to
Mesdames Henry Haekorst, Isaac
Mcbride. Fred Waterman, Jesse
Mcbride, Ward McGrew, D. c..
Scott. H. A. Wells, Lloyd Craig,
Merle Hartsock Hardy Odell, Alex
Meyer. w. c. Herdman, Arthur
Farley. w. H. Palmer, G.. C. Rich
ards. w. j. Gregg, J. r. Kinnaird,
Earl Allen, Ebert Newton AMI L.
CT. Goar. The club meeting Tor
May 5th was postponed until May
10Th and will be at the home OF
Mrs. w. j. Gregg with Mrs. Ebert
Newton assisting.
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Mrs. Merle Hartsock presented
her piano pupils in a pleasing re-
cital recently. Appearing Oh the
program were Margaret and Betty
House. Joannc and Charles West
morcland. Howard Havens, Eunicc
and Allen Hartsock. Beth and Glenn
Kramer.
Mrs. Clement Meyer and baby
daughter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Meyer for two weeks while
Clement Meyer is in Los Angeles.
Miss Helen Rumsey and the Alex
Meyer family attended Open House
Day at State College Sunday. Un-
yelling of the Aztec statue in the
! Quad and a pageant on education
were part of the outdoor program
Sunday afternoon.
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Closing public schools W"ek, The
| upper and intermediate grades OF
Meloland school presented a pro-
cram Friday afternoon. Characters
in a play by the upper grade pupils
we're play.zl by Mary Jane Peters,
Carmen Engebrctson. Muriel Meyer.
Maggie aud Annie Lara. Virginia
Scott. Elsie Leja. Annie Ruth Spru-
| ell. Clifford Richards. Philip Al
nond. Shizuko Sakaniwa The third,
fourth and fifth grade children gave
program OH Japan. Talks on
life III Japan and songs were fol-
lowed by a playlet Japanese Fes-
tivals" written by the children and
played by Beverly Meyer. Kiyoko
Hiramoto, Harold Maddox. Josie
Turner, and Sophie Odermatt. AT
the close of the program japanese
tea and rice cakes were served.
Mrs. David Cate arrived Thursday
from San Diego and spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Rich
ards.
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On Wednesday Mrs. Herman
Woo1s and Mrs Charles Fors6erg
attended the annual meeting of the
Missionary society of the Imperial
Valley Baptist association held In
Brawley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Havens and
family OF Seeley and Mrs. Bertha
TIallman of Ell Centre were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Doig Sunday
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Donald Peters and George ForS-
berg were San Diego visitors Sat
urday and Sunday.
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