Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-21
|. .v.Rura| Com munity News
Nortf1end Church
Young People
Honored
MAGNOLIA A-MULBERRY NOTES
lRy Mrs r E RYdarl


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTES
(By Mrs. X. E. Ryder
Business visitors in San Diego
Monday and Tuesday were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles LaMark.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cline of
Ventura are house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Boaden on Mag
nolia canal, Mrs. Cline and Mrs.
BOaden are sisters. The Clines lived
in the Mulberry district in 1915.
Miss Frances Reeves, teacher of
the young peoples class OF the
Community church helped enter
tanned the class Friday evening at
the Ben Schoneman home where
a wiener roast was enjoyed The
losers in contest treated the win
ners to the refreshments. Out door
games were enjoyed by the class
which included Mr.. and Mrs. Noel
DoWden, Misses Ruth Schoneman,
Ina Fay Jacobs. Ruth and Hope
Strieby, Melvina Stewart, June
Williams: William Schoneman, Bert
Knight, Stanley Boaden, RAYMOND
Woelke. i'm and Gene Johnston and
Earl Schoneman
Mrs. Myrtle Patton Of Redondo
Beach is visiting with her daughter,
Miss Frances Reeves, a teacher of
the Magnolia school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johns enter
tanned party of friends Sunday
with a turkey dinner. Special hon.
ors were for Mrs. William Boaden
who celebrated her birthday the
following day, and Mrs. Mamie Allen
of Pasadena who is visiting in the
valley. Seated at the tables were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Cline of Ven
tura, Mrs. Mamie Allen of Pasa-
dena, Mr.. and Mrs. William Boaden,
Mrs. Myrtle Patton of Redondo
Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Teel,
Miss Frances Reeves, Ezra Lee, the
hosts Mr.. and Mrs. Jahns and their
sons, Darrell and Marvin.
The Mulberry Community club
met Tuesday at the school base
ment and the ladies spent their
time sewing costumes for the op-
eretta, 1.-The Life of Daniel Boone,
which was written by the pupils
of the 4th and 5th grades. Mrs
Robert Pinner, the teacher, states,
it consists of singing, speaking
and dancing. April 26 will be open
house at the Mulberry school and
at this time the play will be given,
starting at 1870 pm.
Mrs. Forrest Switzerland, vice.
president, presided at the short |
business meeting when it was decid-
ed to postpone the jitney supper |
scheduled for April 18th. due to
other social activities in the COM
munity. A silver tea was arranged |
for at this time for the 26th fol-
lowing the operetta.
Refreshments were served at the |
close of the meeting which was at
tended by Mesdames George Boad-
en-, John Knapp, Forrest Souther-
land. John Gray, Seaver Dickerman,
A. G. Jones, Douglas Teel, A. j.
Woelke. Karl Koluvek. John Suchy,
and the teachers of the school, Mrs.
John Mcintyre. Mrs Robert Pinner,
Mrs. Barney Foote, Miss Catherine
Detweiler, and Miss Ruth Schone-
man.
Constructor p. c. Mcdowell of |
Brawley has begun construction on
a new California stucco modern g.
room country home on West road
and Usage canal for Mr.. and Mrs
D. Shank.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jones were
hosts Saturday evening to a buffet
supper. Those enjoying the eve
ming were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pinner, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Foote
Miss Catherine DetWeiler and
Fiance. Mr.. Jack Hart, with Keith
md Judith Jones.
The Epworth League of which
Miss Ruth Strieby is president.
a box supper will be
leld at the church basement Friday
evening. All boxes are to be wrap
oed in newspapers. The proceeds
will be used to send delegates to
Summer Institute.
Rev. Fred Essig is visiting his
amily in Los Angeles this week.