Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-05
Mrs. Richard Ryder
Honored at Pink
And Blue Shower
MULBERRY & MAGNOLIA
NOTES
tBy Mrs. X. E. Ryder

ice cream and punch were served
and everyone suggested names for
the baby.
Those attending or sending gifts
were Mesdames Harold Cron, John
Knapp. Claude Rider, Earl Percy,
Vince Chalupnik jr., Vince Chalup-
mix ST.. A. J. Woelke, James zaji-
eek. Louis Lee. Ed Collins. John
Sucky, Mike Chalupnik, Lester Jurn,
Albert Jeska. Bert Pickett;
Dan G. West, Clyde Brown, R.
E. Ryder. L. E. Cotton, Si Mensch,
Harvey Lyons. Everett Lyons, Sam
Cox, Ballard Shockley. Eddie Sykes,
Sid Herd. Douglas Teel. Clarence
Bachar, Clifford Green, Jean Park
er. Harold Grey. Muriel Lyons, Rob-
ert Taecker, Herman Taecker, jim
my Ringold. Karel Koluvek, Rob-
ert White. Vernon Rider and Miss
Irene Cox Norma Ryder, Alice Re-
blk. Doreatha Lyons, Devita Rider.
Ruth Shoneman, and children. John
Cron, Marcella Chalupnik, Danny
West. jr., Marilyn, Doreen Brown,
jeanne Mensch. Roberta Taecker,
Jerry Nell Ringold. Jerry Parker,
anice. Emily Kolunek.
Mrs Esther Kavlik of BraWley
is spending a few weeks at the
home of her sister, Mrs. John Sucky.
Mrs. Harold Gray of Bellflower
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Pickett. She will attend
her sister Sue Ellens graduation on
her visit.
Mulberry school closed Friday
week ahead of the date previously
set for closing. The school was
inspected but found undamaged by
the earthquake. Eight graduates
received diplomas, although no eX-
ercises were held. The play Be
ware of Poison Ivy" was not given
as planned. Lehnis Lyons and Mary
Ann Singh were presented with
medals for good citizenship. The
graduates We're: Mary Ann Singh,
Rosa Salinas. Sarah 10 Green, Dor
othea Lyons, Alice Reblc, Peto
Gray, Joe Rider, Lehnis Lyons.
The Mulberry Community club
held its last meeting of the season
Wednesday afternoon at the school
house. Following the business meee-
ing the teachers, Mrs. John Nc
Intyre, principal, Mrs. Robert Pin
ner, Miss Katherine Detweiler, Miss
Lois Foote, were honored by the
mothers with handkerchief show
er in appreciation of their work
during the school year.
Refreshments of punch and cake
were served the teachers. pupils
and mothers in the summer house.
Mothers attending were: Mes
danes Dick Sutherland, Frank Bru-
ton, John Knapp, James Williams,
Seayer Dickerman, A. j. Woelke,
John Suchy, John Gray, Everett
Lyons, E. S. Jones, Karel KoluVek,
George Boaden.
Members of the Termite club
presented their teacher, Mrs. John
Mcintyre, with lovely gift. After
school was dismissed the club met
at the home of Roger Ryder for
the last party of the school year.
Games were played, and refresh
ments of sandwiches. soda pop and
ice cream were served by the host.
Members present were: Lehnls Ly-
ons. president of the club, Pat
Green, Roy Ruiz, Manuel Sanchez
Floyd Jones, and the host, Roger
Ryder.
Pupils Of the Mulberry school met
at the desert Friday night for
weiner roast. Chaperon.ng the group
were Mr.. Boyce Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Lyons and Mrs. Frank
Bruton Games were played by the
children and refreshments were
served.
Dan West, jr, was on the sick
list this week. He had a touch OF
influenza.
Paul Benson has returned to his
home at Dry Lake after spending
the winter at the H. E. Taecker
home. He will return in the fall to
attend school at Brawley high
school.
Miss Norma Ryder and Miss Sue
Ellen Pickett were business visitors
in El Centro Saturday.
Mrs. Dan G.. West and son, Dan
ME, spent a few days in Monrovia
with Mrs. Dan w. West. She re-
turned to the valley with Mrs.
Harold Gray who will visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Pick
EFT.
Paul Whittsett is in the valley,
coming from Van Nuys, to look al
ter his business interests.
Ecgene and Donald Bachar from
Brawley are spending the week with
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
r. E. Ryder.