Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-02

hutl WllKlNSOil, LOIS 1Oulls, oSi
tina Haggerton, Maurine Brooks
Freda Kerr, Gerry Cox, Billy June
Legge, Nancy Major, Barbara Mead
Betty Welker and their leader, Mrs
Gertrude Coulter; and Mary Gull
lett, Donna Jean Kemp, Peg Lyerly
Betty Jean Quarles, Rowena Nc
Kendry, Donaldine Elliott and theil
leader, Miss Ruth Ann Sinclair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mead and
daughters, Barbara and Virginia
spent last week end in Riverside
visiting Mrs. Mead's brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tillman
Cox. Mrs. Mead's mother was also
in the party.
At a recent meeting of the Greer
Guards of Calipatria the following
officers were elected Commander
/ Mrs. Berna wilkinson; financial of
ficer Mrs. Helen Holmquist; adju-
| tant, Mrs. Gertrude Coulter; quart
ermaster, Mrs. Loie Ford; chief OF
operations, Mrs. Irene Wilkinson
and public relations officers, Mrs
Margaret Lyerly.
These officers with the COM
mander comprise the local staff anc
are automatically first lieutentants
The remaining members are al
second lieutenants. They are Thel-
ma Bryant, Lyle Beckman, Anne
Wall, Eleanor Lechler, Hortense Nc
Kendry, Willette Love, Drusilla
Hoffman. Bertha Clouse, Catherine
Hunt, Marie Carr, Lucille Wallace
and Helen Kuns.
Uniforms have been ordered anC
they expect to have them in a very
| short time.
Mrs. Ethel Garrett and Mrs. Bya
Sperry were hostesseS to chapter
CIV, PEG. on Tuesday afternoon
when the meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Sperry. The usual
business meeting was held ano
plans were discussed for the recip-
procity meeting which will be held
in Calipatria on the first Wednes-
day in April.
Mrs. Lillian Wilson read a most
interesting paper on Founders
Day"
Refreshments were served tC
Grace Brownell, Edith Corn, Ethe
Dixon. Ann Farmer, Ethel Garrett
Gertrude Harris, Adella Herring
Lois Hewitt, Elsie Mead, Lillian
Scott. Bya Sperry, Ola Sperry, Lii
liam Wilson. Gladys Wilkinson anc
Mary Sinclair.
The Womans guild of the Com
munity church met Thursday for g
social hour The program consisted
Of study of China led by Mrs
Mary Sinclair, humorous reading
by Mrs. Roy Thomas, and a reading
/ by Mrs. Lillian Wilson.
Mrs. Joe Bailey and Mrs. L. T
Morehead were hostesses.
Mrs. 3. l.. Major and Mrs. l.. T
Morehead were hostesses Wednes.
day afternoon at a stork shower
honoring Mrs. Lynn Travis. Tht
party was held at the home o.
Mrs. Major. Spring flowers wer,
used for decoration and refresh.
ments were served by the hostesses
The guests were entertained with
a vocal solo by Barbara Mead
accompanied by Mrs. Travis ant
piano selections by Nancy Major ant
Grace Morehead.
Mrs Travis received many Lowell,
gifts which were presented in /;
beautifully decorated carriage draw
by Grace Morehead.
The guests were Mesdames Pau
Carrick, Maybelle Lents, J. 3. Less
ley, Victor Carrick. W. D. CHATTER
Harold Hoffman, Lota Cook, Julii
Hay, Ellis NighsWonger, Clark John
son. Sandal, Clarence Hibbard
Sheriff. Taylor. T. r. ones, Perc,
lesson, E. l.. Mead, Newton Swain
Carl Bennett, Inez Benson, Cliffort
Bedford, Lynn Travis and the
hostesses. Mrs. Major and Mrs
Morehead
Mrs. Travis and son, Howard. lef
Sunday for Billings, Montana Il
visit Mrs. Travis parents, Mr.. an,
J Mrs. L. c. Howard.