Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

hankie shower were given Tuesday
morning at the H. V. Ellis home in
honor of Mrs. o. A. Sherman who
is leaving this weekend with her
husband for NogaleS, Tex. The
breakfast was given by members OF
the last years Woman's Improve
ment club board. HosteSSes were
Mrs. j. w. Lawson, Mrs. E. E. Kel-
SO, Mrs. H. V. Ellis. Guests were
Mesdames James Otter. Earl Cav
anah, Adolph Binder, F.. l.. Young,
Allen MaineS, Kenneth Owens,
Maurice Sattinger and Mrs. Sher-
man.
Next Tuesday evening there will
be meeting Of the Arts and Crafts
section and a sack luncheon" at
the Woman's improvement club
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coke Little were in
town visiting the Leroy Littles Coke
Little was a member of the Calexco
Motorcycle corps when he left here
to go to Hemet, Calf as a flight
instructor. From Hemet he was
transferred to Ryan Field in San
Diego as flight instructor and has
been just recently called for active
duty. His first post will be in Las
Vegas, Nevada.
The chairman or the day at the
weekly KiWaniS luncheon was F.. L.
Young. The entire club enjoyed a
current events quiz. The one visitor
was a former Calexican, Albert
Lowe of Pasadena. Next weeks
chairman will be Tom Burlington
and the speaker will be Coach Ed
Covington Friday noon the club
will put OH a program for the Ell
Centre Kiwanis in Ell Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. p. Anderson held
open house to a number of close
friends Sunday evening. The oc-
casion celebrated the Andersons
twenty seventh wedding anniver-
Sary and Mrs. Anderson'S birthday.
Mrs. A. McLachlan, secretary
treasurer and Mrs. Robert Elliott,
program chairman of the Calexico
Red Cross chapter spent Tuesday
in San Diego observing the work
being done by the San Diego chap
ter. Accompanying them We're Mrs.
P. P. Anderson and Mrs. R. L.
Glasby. The ladies took with them a
large number of dolls for Bundles
for Britain
Mr.. and Mr.. Don Stanifer re-
turned Tuesday from months
vacation spent in Oklahoma Stani-
fer is in the U. s. immigration
service.
Calexico Junior Women's club
met for the first time Tuesday
evening. some so members and
prospective members gathering in
the club house for the session pre-
sided over by Mrs. Milton Wad-
hams. president.
Bonnie Roberts was elected sec
ond president, succeeding Ev-
elyn Crook who presented her res
ignation and Annette Caughlin was
chosen to succeed Eunice Hindle
as the clubs representative on the
Cavalcade board, Mrs. Hindle also
having resigned
After the business the meeting
was. turned over to the program
chairman. Annette Caughlin, who
introduced Martha Tannar, men,
Der of the Holtville high school
faculty. Miss Tannar spoke on the
arts and crafts and displayed SAM
pies of the work which had been
done in her classes.
The refreshments were served by
the committee. Mickey Smith was
chairman. and her assistants were,
Barbara StraWn, Barbara Baldwin
and Mrs. Tony HyneS. While re-
freshmentS were served, Mrs. H. A.
Jarvis played selections on the pi-
anO.
The Eastern Star meeting which
was held Monday evening was en-
joyed by some so odd members and
visitors From Imperial, the wor-
thy matron, Hilda Nelson, and
from Holtville, George Yearly,
worthy patron, attended After
the regular business meeting there
was travel shower for Mrs. A. j.
Homolo and Mrs. j. H. Mccoy
who are leaving next week to attend
the grand chapter meeting to be
held In Long Beach. Mrs. Mccoy
was presented with a lovely piece
of luggage and Mrs. Mccoy was
presented with a lovely piece OF
luggage and Mrs. Homola received
many gifts for her trip.
The refreshments were then
served, and the committee with
Bert Reddish, as chairman and j.
H. Mccoy Fred Bradford, and Tom
Young as assistants, worked out
the entire serving on the travel
shower theme. The next meeting
two weeks from Monday, Will e
white elephant ridge party.
The Earl Conleys stopped on their
way back to their home in Ell
Paso a few days ago to visit old
friends helt. The Conleys had
been in Los Angeles, called there
by the illness of Mrs. Conley'S SIS
ter. who is better now.