Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-15
Clubs
Society
Anne Davis
Notebook


are donning play clothes with vaca-
ton at hand.
And while on the subject of COM
ncements-modern education has
certainly done one thing for which
it can be proud, it has enabled
young people to talk easily and we'll
IN public. In my day it was agony
to make public appearance, even
in Sunday school program, but
young students, from the lower
grades on, can get 10 their feet, and
say what they have to say with ease
and poise, certainly an asset in an
age when public speaking seems to
be in the foreground, and when
salesmanship is SO important.
With school over, all of us are
busy with plans for our vacations
which will vary from trips to ex-
tended stays at mountain and coast
resorts.
The Arno C Yaeckels are looking
forward to a bit of fishing in the
High Sierras some time in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P. Meyer
and their daughter, Elizabeth, will
leave about July IL for a trip to
the East coast. DR.. and Mrs. Freder-
ick Powers Heald and their chill
dren, Alan and Phillip, will make
Long Beach their headquarters. DR..
Heald is anticipating a months
vacation, part of which will be
spent in Los Angeles clinic doing
special work, and part at the
beach, just vacationing.
The Warren Curriers' have leased
the w. E. Walters attractive home
at Pine Valley and are already en-
joying 1t for weekends. This week.
end they are in Beverly Hills at
tending the Berkeley hall COM
mencement, their son, Warren III,
being student at the school. He
will accompany them back to the
valley and about July he and his
mother will move TO Pine Valley
for the summer.
Many OF the city teachers are
looking forward to trips or to spe-
clal study, but the Eugene Water
mans are looking forward to a sum-
mer in the valley. Reason-they're
purchased the Edwin Aiken house
at 849 Olive and are going to have
lots OF fun remodelllng and redecor-
atlng. II there is any summer left
by the time they are safely moved,
they will take quick trip to Lake
Iahoe. The Leo DeCelles are taking
the Waterman'S former home. And,
incidentally, but perhaps not to
Mr.. DeCelles, his summer will be
spent in writing his masters thesis.
Summer schools however are TAX
ing many of the teachers. Mrs Ruth
kepley, county instruction SUPER
visor, will go to UCLA in July after
month of putting up fruit, which
she confessed is one of her hobbies,
and at which her friends declare
she is an expert.
Howard Cooper will 60 to use.
and Mrs. o. G. Carleton, county in
Structlon supervisor, will teach this
summer IN New Hampshire univer-
sity. Mr.. Carleton and their daugh-
Ter, Helen, accompanying her east.
=. l.. Hiteman, county Superinten-
cent, with all the business of the
summer months to take care of. will
remain at home taking a short va
! cation Of two weeks the latter mart
OF the summer.
10 many, news of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Walton will be of interest
as both were residents of Ell Centre
ior many years and as Mr.. Walton.
through his work as attendance
supervisor for the county schools.
was known throughout the valley
Mr.. Walton Is now assistant direc-
tor OF attendance for the Stockton
CITY schools. and Mrs. Walton has
just been promoted to the position
OF Office manager for firm of eight
optrlcians in that city who main
taln a central office. On the night
that she obtained news of her new
position, according to word received
from her by friends in Ell Centre
She found beautiful new upbols.
tereo chair and a big bouquet of
lowers waiting for her when she
arrived home, the gift from her
EMPLOYERS. The Waltons have pur-
chased home across the street
from Stocktons we'll known art
museum and have enough space so
that Mr.. Walton can now induloe
ms 1avorite hobby, gardening. They
i,aVe the famous 81 varieties of
lowers and many shrubs, fruit
Irees' and a vegetable garden
MrS. Herbert S. Harris received
good news this last week in the form
Oh a letter from her relatives in
norway, a letter sent air mail IN
way 8 and reaching her exactly
one month later. Prior to this time
MRS. Harris had had only two letters
rom ner people since the German
INVASION OF their country. In this
laSt misSive they seemed to be hap
pier now that spring has come after
long and hard winter, and appar-
ell1iy nave enough food and cloth
ing as no mention is made of any
lack. That they still have their
courageous Norwegian spirit, was
evident from the determination ex-
pressed to continue as a nation.
Ihree weddings in less than year
is the record for the w. M. Will