Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-25
Edna Earl Wishon
Guest Of Honor
AT Heber Shower
HEBER NOTES

I1CDEh lNoAEo
On last Friday delightful Stork
shower was given for Mrs. Edna
Earl Wishon, sister OF Mrs. Gladys
Frandsen, at the home of Mrs,
Ray Barnes. Those present or send
ing gifts were Mrs. Iva McAllister,
Mrs. Zona Mcbride, Mrs. Alta Lee
Freeman, Mrs. Pearl Waggoner,
Mrs. Sue Robertson, Mrs. Mary
Wood, Mrs Vera Chamings, Mrs.
Florence Neff, Mrs. Clay Williams,
Mrs. Kay Conroe and daughter,
Pauline, Mrs. Bess Chandler, Mrs.
Hazel Jordon, Mrs Gladys Frand-
sen, Mrs. Ray Barnes, Mrs. Juanita
Lee, Mrs. John Mcbride, Miss Wy
nellie Darter, Mrs. Earl Briggs, Mrs.
John Briggs, Mrs. Pete Anderson,
Mrs. Herbert Lee, Mrs. Ella B.
Rre, and Mrs. Van R. Majors.
Unity refreshments were served
to all guests attending. Mrs. Wish
on received a host of beautiful
and appropriate gifts.
Mrs. Jack Chandler of Ell Centro
was Hcber visitor over the week
end.
Miss Evelyn Robertson has been
suffering from a severe case OF IN
fluenza during the last week.
Miss Helen Louise Philips re-
turned to Heber last Friday from
Stockton, California where she has
been visiting friends and relatives
for several weeks.
Miss Alberta Burns of Los An
geles is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Clarence Fairchilds this week.
The Heber P.-TA. celebrated
Founders Day with a birthday tea
Thursday afternoon in the school
auditorium. Honor guests included
the past presidents. A pageant
Schools, Then and Now" was Civ
en- by pupils under the direction of
Mrs. Edith Bruton and Mrs. Susie
Hevener Mrs Frances Dyer had
charge of the music.
THE traditional Founders Day
Hthday cake was cut by Mrs.
Claude Terrence, the second past
president Mrs. Ella B. Ware, pro-
gram chairman poured.
The silver offering, Founders Day
gift, was dropped into miniature
valentine box. A modest sum was
realized.
Miss Carmen Gibson, music Su-
pervisor for rural schools, called at
the school Wednesday afternoon for
a final practice of the 5th, 9th, 7th,
and 9th grades for their part in
the American Cavalcade which will
be given at the fair March 4th.
Mrs. Hank Waltrip has returned
to Hebcr from Holtville where she
has been nursing in the Holtvlle
hospital.
Mrs. Mildred Burdick of CalcXicO
and Mrs. M. Fryer of Los Angeles
were dinner guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Robertson Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Grant Bennett has been on
the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. KOunS and
Mrs. Kouns' mother, Mrs. Jane
Brown, of BraWley were visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barnes last
Sunday.
Raymond Barnes was one of the
\ Glegates from the Ell Centro west
ley club to the annual Methodist
Youth Convention held in Coro-
nado last weekend.
Miss Marcille Stooksberry has
been i'll for several days this week.
Last Saturday evening was the
occasion for much hilarious fun at
the P.-T.A. Cake Walk and Carnival
held at the Heber Skating Rink.
Dancing, games, fortune telling and
cooked foods were some of the
things enjoyed by those who had
the good fortune to attend. The
committee in charge of planning
the Carnival reported that the af-
fair was a splendid financial sue
cess; large sum of money was
cleared.
Miss Pernie Price was the holder
of the ticket that won the quilt
that was made and given away by
the ladies'.
Mrs. Juanita Lee and Mrs. Betty
Payne went to Mt. Signal Monday
afternoon for the district board
meeting of the Parent Teachers
association.
Last Sunday Reverend Roy Tuck
er of the Calexico Methodist church
~1Eas the visiting minister at the
fber Sunday school
An attendance contest with
Claudine Terrence and Beverly 10
Robertson as heads of opposing
sides was inaugurated. The prize
to be given the winning side will
he an Easter breakfast. All are
urged to attend,