Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-16

and interment was in Forest Lawn
cemetery in Glendale. on Tuesday
The Womens Guild of the Com
munity church held a pot-luck
luncheon in Hoober Hall last
Thursday Mrs. Lloyd Love presided
and the installation of officers was
held The new officers are: presi-
dent. Mrs. w. E. Gullett; vice-pres-
/ ident. Mrs Vance Wilson, treasurer
Mrs William Corn, corresponding
secretary. Mrs. Cecil Clouse and
recording secretary. Mrs. Peter Day
! ton The Rev. Percy Jesson offered
/ the prayer of conservation.
Mrs. I9ta Cook conducted the de
i Totlonals.
A rising vote of thanks was given
the retiring officers for their ex-
cellent work of the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval johnson en-
/ tertained with a dance and SWIM
ming party at Kendalls swimming
pool as a surprise for their daugh-
ter Virginia, on her birthday last
Monday. The invited guests includ-
ed Junior Bradford. Clinton Feland
OTIS Crabtree, Paul Marsh. j. l.
Love, Sonny Little, Bob Writ, Her
man Hoskins, Stanley German, Ber-
nard EdmaiSton, Robert Bedwell
Cleona Clouse. Joanne Huey. Iwon
Fade, Ruby Nell Love, Edna Thet-
T
Diboll, Lucille Guest, Grace Writ,
and the guest of honor. Virginia
Johnson. Mrs. William Withers ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs johnson.
The wednesday bridge club was
entertained at the home Of Mrs
J. G. Writ this week. Delicious COOL
ing refreshments were served by the
hostess Guests preent were Mrs.
Tom Allen. Mrs. Herbert Reedy.
Mrs Harrison Martin. Mrs. r. L.
Sperry. Mrs. Ted Becker, Mrs. Joe
Bailey, Mrs c. A. Sperry, and the
hostess. Mrs. Writ.
Mrs. c. A. Sperry won first prize.
Ms. Bailey second, and Mrs Allen
ilr guest prize.
Mrs Ralph Burdin entertained
the bridge club of which she is q
member at her new home on In
ternati0nal avenue recently. Dainty
refreshments were served to Mrs.
William Corn. Mrs. Earl Fleming
Mrs j. B. Iessley, Mrs. A. L. Miller
Mrs E. L. Mead, Mrs. W. E. Gullett
Mrs. C. H. Everett. Each guest re-
oeiVed a prize.
Mrs. c. H. Everett was hostess to
Der bridge club Wednesday after
noon when the guests were Mrs.
Pete Davis. Mrs. HartWell Hoskins,
j and Mrs. j. B. LESLEY Mrs. Hoskins
won first prize and Mrs. Davis
! consolation.
In a report of the sale of U. S.
/ savings bonds for the fiscal year
ending Dec 81. 1899. the Calipatria
! post office. which is q third class
! office rates first in its class IN the
sale OF savings bonds in the state
OF California and sixth in its class
in the United States. Their state
sales are more than double that of
their nearest competitor, Palos
VerdeS estates
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Bennett had
as their guests one day last week
Mrs Benefits mother and sisters.
Mrs. Betty Coulter, Mrs. Frank
Proscal and Mrs. Carl Tilton and
Mr. Bennett's mother, Mrs. E. L.
Bennett. all of Ell Centro.
went TO San Diego on fishing trip
yer the last weekend.
John Kiss 1ger and Fred Waldron
are now operating the Shell service
d fation on Main street. Arlington.
the former operator, has gone TO
inland
Fred Young has bought the bar
Der shop formerly owned by Frank
Burdin and took possession the first
II NAV. -
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Becker and
children and William Corn and
Stanley German spent the week -eild
Il Big Bear where the men spent
,beir time fishing.
pose Marie Keele celebrated her
seventh birthday with party when
s,or mother invited several OF her
little friends to help her celebrate.
The guests were Adrian Withers,
Geraldine Russ. Joe Panosh. Leo
Kiseinger. Ralph and Grace More
head. Dwight Lamb, Dickie Hoff-
man. Duane Wilkinson, Janet and
Shirley Pond, Myrtle, Mary Frances
and Anne Faye Carrick, Joan Miller.
Bobbie Cow, Eddie Phillips, Shirley
awson. Doris Jean LESLEY, hay
Engle, Martin Herrle, Geraldine
lanes. Bonnie Kerr, Nelta Jones
Rita Mae Bedford, Cecile Ann
Young. Ruth Jackson, Ruth Nor
man. LaVerda Minton. Donnie Mil
Ter. Hilda and Eldon Keele
Mrs. Cecil Jones, Mrs. L. T. More
head. Mrs Faye Carrick and Mrs.