Imperial Valley press., 1941-07-06

Dwight F. Smith drove to Mis-
sion Beach Wednesday morning
where he was joined by his wife and
daughter Betty who went with him
to attend his uncle'S funeral in
Long Beach,. Their son Dickie Wis
led the y. Thanners while his
father was on the coast
Rose Marie Davis was hostess
for her 18th birthday party Tues
day afternoon, at 2:30, assisted by
he mother, Mrs. Earl Davis. The
time was passed happily with games,
the opening of many pretty gifts,
and refreshments were cake with
ice cream. Classmates and friends
who gathered to help Rose Marie
celebrate included: Jackie La Barge,
Barbara Jean Brandt, Ester Corda
Isha Gill, Lillian Havens, BERTHE
Lou and Marjorie Hines, and Jane
Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hayhurst
moved from Silsbee district to Dix
leland this week SO that they
can be nearer his work in Plaster
City.
Guests Of the Hirschel Grandeys
on Saturday evening were the Harry
Lees and the John Lees, both of
Ell Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kirchner with
baby Peggy, left Thursday for
motor trip to San Diego over the
holidays, visiting friends. Kirchner
will drive his wife on up to Bur-
bank for week with her hister
there, Mrs. Walter Caldwell, while
he returns to the valley to take
care of business. Then he will
meet Mrs. Kirchner at her sisters
and they will continue on up the
coast to San Francisco for a two
weeks visit with his parents. After
that Mrs. Kirchnel hopes to spend
some time with her parents in San
Jacinto.
Mrs. Fred Havens of Calexico was
a visitor of Mrs. A. Ray Kramar
and worked some of her exquisit
stitching into the new quilt on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hackleman
were hosts Saturday evening at a
pot luck dinner which was followed
informally by three tables of pin
ochle. Guests present for the fun
were: Mesdames and Mssrs. Curt
Anderson Earl Anderson, Earl Nor
| throp, Frank Rosenbaum, Ralph
Sprague, Jack Wardiow, Stuart Zinn.
| Mrs. Mamie Martin is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Dora
Lester, who is here from Missouri
to-. spend several weeks. Recently
they made up a party with Lois
and Carol Martin, Mrs. J. Steele,
the j. H. Pritchards and the Max
Strohs with baby Derald to visit
the All American canal. Escorted
by Earl Northrop they inspected
Drop 4 and afterward had a picnic
lunch on the desert near the drop
McCabe All club members and
their group leaders wish to eX-
press their appreciation to Mr. A. L.
Jencks who donated both his time
and truck to transport them free
of charge to their summer camp
at San Bernardino and home again.
Rev. M. Lowe and his son, Alger
Lowe, are building new refrigerat-
ing room addition to their Grade A
dairy barn.
Steven Kramar will return Fri
day from the Christian Congrega-
tional church camp at Carlsbad,
Calf, where he has been enjoying
the ocean breezeS for a week with
several of the Seeley young folks
They were accompanied by their
pastor, Rev. Smith, of the Seeley
Community church.
Miss Masako Yukawa went to Los
Angeles on Thursday for the 4th OF
July celebrations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Moline left
Monday to spend the summer in
the Laguna Mountains. Their
daughter Majken returned from
teaching at Alhambra for her va
cation in time to accompany them.
Craftsman Called
To Army Service
Kenneth c. Gotham of El Cen
tro, craftsman of the Imperial Ir
rigation district, was among the
reserve officers ordered to report