Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-26

San Diego when they went over 10
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy wilkinson have
announced the arrival of a son.
Gary Ray, born at the Brawley
hospital April 13. The WilkinsonS
have another son, Duane, ABOUT
four years old. Mrs. wilkinson is
expected home from the hospital
in few days.
Miss Ruth Asbury spent the
weekend at the home OF her par
ents in Alhambra.
The Sewing club met at the home
of Mrs. Dina Baxter Tuesday. Mrs
w. j. Young, Mrs. Thelma Smoot
and Mrs. Harrison Martin were
the only members present, the 9TH
ers being unable to attend on ac-
count of illness.
j. G.. Writ and sons, Glenn and
Wayne, j. L. Love and Mr.. Doug
lass went over TO San Diego Fri
day to see the Hogue twins when
they won another victory over
their opponents.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Rademacher last week
end were Mrs. Rademacher'S moth
er and sister, Mrs. M. S. Wetherby
and Miss Louise Wetherby from
Los Angeles.
Wilbur Horn was in Calipatria
last weekend renewing old ac-
quaintances after an absence OF
three years spent in the northern
part of the state where the Horn
family is now living. Wilbur at
tended the grade school and COM
pleted high school in Calipatria.
Mrs. A. l.. House, and Mrs. Judd
Humphrey and daughter of Impe-
rial, Mrs. H. A. Humphrey of Braw-
ley and Mrs. Walter Wakefield OF
FL Centro were guests of Mrs. Joe
Williams Wednesday when they
brought a covered dish luncheon
and spent the day with her.
The Arts and Crafts section of
the Calipatria Women's club met
at the home of Mrs. w. j. Young
| Thursday. The members have made
some beautiful designs in copper
| for scrap albums and pictures this
| winter. Members present were Mrs.
Ralph Burden, Mrs. Frances F'oW-
Ter, Mrs. Gladys Taecker, Mrs. Her.
bert Reedy, and Mrs. w. J. Young.
A new ten-foot electric fan has
| been installed in the Union church
| and will be used Sunday morning
| for the first time. Church services
] which usually close the first of
June will continue during the en-
! tire month according to an an
nouncement from the church board.
The Ladies Aid met at the church
| Thursday when the annual cleo
| ton of officers was held. The slate
included Mrs. w. E. Gullett, presi-
dent, reelected for second term;
| Mrs. Fred Noble, president;
Mrs Ralph Burdin, recording sec
. retary; Mrs. w. B. Dixon, cor. sec
| retary; and Mrs. j. j. Farmer
| treasurer.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs Vance Wilson and Mrs. Ray
Anger.
The local Aid will be guests OF
the Westmorland Ladies Aid at the
next meeting on May 4, when they
meet at the home of Mrs. w. A
McFadden.
Miss Ruth Asbury was hostess
to the Ebell club Wednesday when
they met at the home of Miss Adel-
la TraverS.
The new officers officiated fol
the first time. They are Mrs. Den
mis- Ford, president; Miss Eleanor
Lechler, vice president; Mrs. Jerry
Rose, secretary; Mrs. Alice Reedy
assistant-secretary; and Mrs. w
B. Dixon, treasurer.
Mrs. Rose drew the guest prize
The club presented Mrs. Fore
with a painting by Bonnie Welch
as wedding gift.
The program was in charge OF
Bessie Young who gave a very
interesting paper on Siam.
Members present were Miss Ruth
Asbury, Miss Eleanor Lechler, Miss
Adella Travers, Miss Julia Riley
Mrs. Ethel Dixon, Mrs. Louise
Manning, Mrs. 1rma Mccullough
Mrs. Hortense McKendry, Mrs. I.oie
Ford, Mrs. Frances Rademacher
| Mrs Alice RapdV Mrc larry Pos,