Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30

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made the trip with them.
Miss Ruth Ann Sinclair has ac'
cepted position as bookkeeper fol
Frank Fleming during the pea sea-
son.
Mrs. Helen Williams came dowr
from Los Angeles TO spend the week
end visiting old friends. Mrs. Will
liams is now assistant to Miss JOS
ephine Marie Dowler, voice teacher
and has opened her own studio in
the same building as Miss Dowler
Mrs. T. j. Allen was hostess to
the Wednesday bridge club this
week. The hostess served dainty
refreshments to MesdameS w. j.
Young, Joe Williams, j. G.. Writ,
Joe Bailey, Herbert Reedy, G. A.
Sperry, and Harrison Martin. First
prize was won by Mrs. Writ, second
by Mrs. Reedy, consolation by Mrs.
Bailey and travelling prize by Mrs.
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Gullett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gullett went
TO San Diego Tuesday to attend the
funeral services of Everett Gullett
which were held in San Diego We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thetford
are the happy parents of a SON born
at the Brawley hospital on January
IA. The baby weighed eight pounds,
nine ounces, and he has been named
Edward Howard III.
Mrs. Adell Del Lingo is in Los
Angeles this week on business.
Ina Faye eagle, small daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Faye eagle, died at
the home of her parents last Sun
day. Funeral services were held at
the Hopes mortuary in BraWley
on Tuesday. Rev. Percy Jesson OF
the Calipatria Community church
conducted the services. 1nterment
was in the Mountain View Genet
cry near CaleXlco.
Miss Blanch Writ, Miss Juanita
Quick and Miss Cleona Clouse
drove to Palm Springs Sunday on
a pleasure trip.
Mrs. M. L. McKendry entertained
her bridge club Wednesday evening
serving dessert to Mrs. Vance Will
son, Mrs. G. Roy Thomson, Mrs.
Reed Wilkinson, Mrs. Guy Wood,
Miss Diane Stinson, Miss Ella
Wetherby, and Miss Ann Wall. Mrs.
Wilson held high score and Mrs.
Wilkinson, consolation.
Mrs. Raymond Rose was happily
surprised Monday evening when a
group of friends gave her kitchen
shower at her new home on South
Lake avenue which was completed
Just before Christmas. Many lovely
and useful gifts were presented to
Mrs. Rose.
After the gifts were admired
bridge was played for the remain
der of the evening.
Invited guests were: MesdameS
Reed Wilkinson, Earl HolmquiSt,
Clyde Powell, Leonard Higgins, M.
L. McKendry, Harold Hoffman,
Jack Bryant, Newton Swain, Carl
Bennett, w. D. CHATTER, Ralph
Burdin, Robert Sperry, Herbert
Reedy, Cecil Clouse, w. T. Fowler,
Les Rogers, Dennis Ford, and the
Misses Cleona Clouse and Eolia
Morehead of Calipatria; Mrs.
George Gullett, Mrs. M. j. Augen-
stein of Brawley and Mrs. Augen-
STEMS mother, Mrs. John Wolff who
is visiting her daughter from Neb-
raska, and Mrs. S. E. Olson OF Nj
land.
Mrs. Ford Held high score, Mrs.
Bryant, second and Mrs. Wolff,
consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Sperry drove
to Ell Centre Wednesday evening
and while Mr.. Sperry attended a
meeting of the Hipass board, Mrs.
Sperry visited at the home Of MI.
and Mrs. John Kepley.
The senior class of the Calipa-
tria Union high school went on
their annual Ditch day Friday. Ac-
conpanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Thomas, Mrs. Frances Rademacher
and Mrs. Tracey Sorenson they left
early for Big Bear where they en-
joyed sports in the snow until Sat-
urday afternoon. Much to their dis
gust, they found on their return
that school had been dismissed Fri
day on account of the rain.
The Calipatria schools were dis
missed Friday on account of the
rain and again at noon Monday.
This will delay the closing of school
until June 7 if no more days are
missed.
On Thursday Jan. 80, the choir
members will be entertained by the
official board of the church at a
dinner at Hoober Hall. This is an
expression of appreciation of graft
tude for the loyalty and services
of the group of young girls and their
leader, Mrs. Ethel Garrett, who
have provided the music for the
church for the past two years.