Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-30
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McCube Notes

hours of quilting, the guests sur
priSed their hostess with pink
anG blue shower of many lovely,
useful gifts. After the dainty pack
ages had been opened, Mesdames
Northrop and Waegele, assisted by
Beth Kramar, served delicious re-
freShments of sheIbert and cake
with iced tea.
Among the twenty-five neighbors
and friends present were: Mes
danes j. F.. Gallaher, D. Gross, G.
L. DUBOIS, C. w. Waegele and
baby, Virgil Colfman with Virginia
and Charles, Max Stroh and baby,
Claude Lindsey, Ernest Shumard
with Fern and Jean, Earl Northrop,
Mayme Martin with daughters Lois
and Carol besides her mother Mrs.
Dora Lester, John Golf, Ralph
Sprague and baby, Joe zumstein
with Hans and Annie Lou.
Mrs. Elton B. Christian, All club
leader active in the summer camp
at San Bernardino mountains
which ended Thursday evening, ac-
companied her sister Mrs. w. L.
Bennington from camp to her
home in Riverside. There they were
joined by their mother, Mrs. r. w.
Haworth, who came down to the
valley for q few days visit with
the Christians before taking up
her summer residence in Live Oaks.
Mrs. Bennington returned to Ri
verside this Saturday.
Henry house went to San Luis
Obispo by bus late Sunday to
spend three Or four days at the
college there on business and
visiting acquaintances.
Barbara, Marian, Donald and
Glenn Stall with their mother,
Mrs. Frank M. Stall, plan to go up
to Torrance for the Fourth OF
July with their andparents at
their uncle, Gordon Cooks home.
McCabe All club are at home
again after an interesting camp
period in the mountains near San
Bernardino. The McCabe girls sew
ing club demonstration team won
q first prize cup for their work.
Mike Henos won the cup presented
to the high point boy chosen from
the entire car for all-round
good citizenship Mike was popular
with the whole group and all were
glad to see him win on athletics,
bugling. citizenship, good sports
nlanship, and handicraft, besides
singing.
With two Of their group leaders
accompanying them, Mrs. Wally G..
Brandt and Mrs. Elton B. Chris
tlan, McCabe All club was repre-
serted by twelve members: girls
present were Barbara Brandt, Ester
Corda, Rose Marie Davis, Lillian
Havens, and Annie Landolt. Boys
included Don and Wally Christian,
Billy Fargo, Leo Katriner, j. f.
and Marlin Stewart, and Kenneth
Taylor. Billy and Don placed first
in the "First-nighters" program
with their duet of cowboys songs.
The McCabe young people were
in charge of the first flag raising
made the most points at swimming,
did exceptionally well on stunt
night, in addition to being the only
group Which entered into every
activity open for participation at
camp. Imperial county Alters won
the baseball game from San Ber-
nardino county which climaxed
camp events on the last day. The
team was chosen by members
themselves after play-off of various
tribal games.
Eiko and Harry Kikuchi OF San
Diego spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Yu-
kaWa.
Baby Harold Mac" Mason is con-
Valescing from a severe attack of
tCnsilitiS which was complicated
by teething.
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