Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-09
Heber Study
Group Meets at
Beck Home
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HEBER NOTES .tae.
The study group of the Heber
P.-T.A. met wednesday evening at
the D. c. Beck home. The topic
of the evening was Authority in
the Home" and the discussion was
led by Mrs. Byron Netzley. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Neff and daughter Kay, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Ray Payne, Mrs. Claude Terrence
and daughter, Claudine, Mrs. Edith
Bruton, Mrs. Ella B. Ware, Mrs.
Juanita Lee, and Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Beck. Refreshments were
served to all attending. The next
meeting will be held next Wednes-
day night at the H. P. Ware home
and Mrs. Harry johnson Will be
| in charge. %. eyc;.i. J.
Prior to the meeting the execu-
tive board of the. P.-T.A, held a
short meeting at which they post
poned the next regular meeting un-
| til the 25th of February
! JOilll MOTIFS NloitStt SlIoAN I"iii6
in inland last Friday.
Harry Equitz and Dale Heinie
returned to Heber last week from
Woodlake, California. They have
moved into one of the Jeffries'
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gardner
made a pleasure trip to Painted
Gorge last Sunday.
Joe Chaimberland returned to
Arizona last week after spending
some time in Heber.
Mrs. Ray Barnes and son, Ray
mond, and grandaughters, Trudy,
Wilma, and Dorothy Hoage, Mrs.
Irwin Stooksberry and daughters,
Kay and Marcile, and Fern Ingle
enjoyed an afternoon on the des-
ert Sunday.
Jack Kinne of Ell Centro was a
visitor at the Van D. Ingle home
Sunday.
Miss Evelyn. Meyers was an over
night guest of Miss Ruth Boone
Wednesday.
The Imperial Irrigation district
election for the, Heber-Perry pre-
cinct was held in the lobby of TIE
Heber hotel Wednesday. The results
were Al votes cast for Evan T.
Hewes and 2 votes cast for Mark
Rose. Those serving on the election
board were Mrs. Hazel Porter, Mi
John Stindt, Mr., Randolph Robert
son, Mrs. Pearl Waggoner, and Mr.
Harry Bowman.
Mrs. Sue Wood was an overnight
guest of Mrs. Lille Faust Tuesday
Bernice Hester celebrated her
ninth birthday Tuesday at party
given her by her mother, Mrs. Os
car Hester Friends present in
cluded: Cecil. Ruth, and Lulu Mae
Sweat, Dorothy Lee Switzerland,
Betty Lou White, Dolores Kneitz.
Vivian and Wesley Porter, Marcile
and Kay Stooksberry, Doris Bacon,
Betty Duff, Dorothy Wood. Rather
inc Hester, Mrs. Burke Duff and
Mrs. Tom Wood. Games were played
by the children and jello and were
served.
The students in the 7th and 9th
grades in Heber grammar school
are competing in a poster contest
sponsored by the P.-TA. The pos
ters are for the P.-T.A. cake walk
TO be held on Feb. IL.
There we're AZ present last week
at services of the Heber Community
Sunday school, Rev. Mr.. c. A. Nc
Calmon was unable TO be present
becaue of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davis have
moved into one of the Gardner
houses.
Mrs. Roger Hillhouse has been on
the sick list
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Few, Mrs.
Garland Quattlebaum, and Jim Ray
burne left for Alvarado, Texas last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gardner
spent the day in Brawley last Mon
day.
Miss Ruth Boone spent the night
Tuesday with her cousin, Betty
Boone, of Elm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lee spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Hester.
Mrs. Burke Duff has been on the
sick list.
Miss Hazel Lee of FL Centro was
a visitor at the r. Robertson home
Sunday.
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