Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-24

Mrs. p. N. Myers returned sun
day from a visit to a friend in
Coronado. Myers drove over to the
coast city to bring her home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Young and
children, Lois and Bruce, and Mrs.
Young's mother, Mrs. Maud Wat
kins drove to Los Angeles Friday
to visit relatives, returning Sun
day.
Mrs w. C. wilkinson came over
from Point Iona Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of her uncle,
Sidney Cox.
New residents of Calipatria are
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. Wolf of Oak
land who are living in one of Mrs.
Palmers cottages on Lake avenue.
Wolf is in the employ of the New
Cal electric corporation and will
have charge of the supply store.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hurst and
three children are newcomers to
Calipatria from Kansas. They are
located on the Sinclair ranch east
of Calipatria where Hurst is en-
ployed. Mrs. Hurst is a sister of
Mrs. Fred Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bedwell and
three children have returned from
vacation at Ocean Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. v. H. Vawter and
children, Richard and Verma, have
returned from their vacation at
Ocean Beach.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Baxter
at the Brawley hospital Thursday
night was a seven pound, ten
ounce boy who was named Boyd
Sanford. The Baxters have an
other child, daughter, about two
years old.
E. H. McMath, principal of the
high school, returned to Calipa-
tria Monday and has opened the
office at the school for regular
work. Mr.. and Mrs. McMath have
only recently returned from trip
north and Mrs. McMath will re-
main in San Diego until the first
of September when she will 90
to Compton to visit her parents
until the weather is cool enough
for her to come to Calipatria.
Miss Lucille Guest, secretary to
McMath will be in the office for
the remainder of the summer. The
high school building is being put
in order for opening next month.
Charles Baird is janitor at the
high school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Phillips and
three sons have just returned from
a two weeks vacation tour which
took them to San Diego, Los An
geles, Bishop, Mammoth Lakes and
the Yosemite. Phillips is bus mech
anic at the local high school.
Dick, Frank and Fritz NutbroWn
went to Alpine Sunday to attend
family reunion when their bro
ther E. A. Nutbrown of Washing
ton came for visit. Other men,
bers OF the family present were F..
A. Nutbrown, their father, Mrs.
Inez Benson, Mrs. Norma Beale
from San Jacinto, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Benson and children
who are spending the summer at
Live Oaks.
MISS Anna Baretta and Marlin
Hightower were married August IL
at Yuma. AS the young couple
wished to keep their marriage a
secret for a time, their only wit
ness was John Baretta, brother of
the bride who accompanied them
to Yuma. Mrs. Hightower is book
keeper for the Nev-Cal Electric
corporation. Hightower is connect
ed with Hightower's mems furnish
ingS store here.
Mrs. Norvall johnson and daugh-
ter, Virginia and Miss Ollie Mar
racini left Saturday for a trip to
the middle-west. After seeing the
Grand Canyon, they will go to
Gallup, N. M. to see the inter-
tribal Indian celebration. They also
expect to visit an uncle of Mrs.
Johnson's who has a trading post
on the Navajo Indian reservation.
Mrs. Emma Palmer has gone to
San Diego where she is visiting
her daughter for few weeks.
Mrs. Wiley Manning, who was
IN a Los Angeles hospital for OBJ
servation last week, is able to leave
the hospital and is much improved
IN health. Mr.. Manning spent the
last week end in the city and feels
that his wife is improving rapidly.
Mayor w. G. Wilkinson came
over from Point Loma Monday to
attend the meeting of the board
OF equalization Monday night. His