Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-01
CALIPATRIA NOTES

CALIPATRIA NOTES
c. J. Moniz eighth grade teacher
at Fremont school. Is in the Brawley
hospital recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis. Mr.. Moni'
was taken i'll Thursday and it wa,
found necessary to operate at once
It is reported that he is recovering
rapidly,
Mrs. Verna Higgins gave talk
on cosmetology before the senior
class at the high school Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rose left
| Tuesday for Parma, Idaho, where
Mr.. Rose will be in charge OF the
/ hamper mill. The Roses went by
way of San Francisco where theS
will spend two weeks before going
to Parma. They will return to Cali
patria in the fall in time for the
pea picking season.
Miss Virginia Johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Norvel Johnson
underwent an appendectomy Thurs
dav at the FL Centro hospital. Other
complications were discovered and
at the present time she IS repo- ted
quite i'll.
Miss Eolia Morehead left for Les
Angeles Thursday morning wE2re
she will be joined by her sister for
trip to Nashville, Tenn. where
they will visit their mother. On their
return Miss Morehead will go 70
Parma. Idaho for the summer
where she is secretary at the ham,
per plant.
Mrs. Cecil Clouse and Mrs. Leon
ard Higgins were pleasantly sur
prised last Sunday with visit
from their mother. Mrs. j. B. Nc
Pherson of Redding. California. She
came with her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. C. w. Mcpherson and
two children, who were driving
down from their home in Oregon
They returned the next day.
A tWo-months vacation began for
Mrs. Homer Harris last Tuesday
when she boarded a train for an
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Texas, Louisiana and
Mississippi. Her first stop was in
Mineral Wells, Texas, where he,
brother and family live. From there
she will visit a brother of Mr.. Har-
ris in Dallas, Texas, before visiting
other relatives.
Mrs. Ray Wilkinson drove to Sap
Diego last week to take her mother
home. She left her small son, Gary.
for a weeks visit with his grand
mother and was accompanied home
by her father, Frank Rice, for a
short visit.
Mrs. w. B. Dixon and Mrs. U. J.
Sinclair were co-hostesses to Chapt
CIV, PEO., last Tuesday when the
group met at the home of Mrs
Dixon. Delicious cooling refresh
ments were served TO MeSdames
Elsie Mead, Louella Hoober, Grace
Brownell Bya Sperry, Lillian Will
son, Lillian Scott, Gladys Wilkin-
son, Ann Farmer, Ida Belle Swain
Margaret Lyerly, Ola Sperry, and
the hosteSseS, Mrs. Dixon and Mrs
Sinclair
Mrs. Lillian Scott was named as
alternate delegate to the president,
Elsie Mead, to attend the state con-
vention of PEG. which will be held
in Los Angeles in May.
Mrs. Hoober gave a most inter-
esting paper on Corners using the
poems of Patience Strong as A
theme
Mrs. George Gullett of BraWley
entertained recently with a bridge
luncheon having as her guests Mrs.
H H. Brandt of Brawley, Mrs. r.
w Ware of FL Centro and Mesdames
Cecil ClouSe, j. G.. Writ, w. E. Gul-
lett, D. D. Brownell, q. c. Brownell
Vance Wilson. M. L. McKendry
Herbert Reedy and A Sperry OF
Calipatria.
Mrs. Ware won first prize, Mrs
Clouse, second and Mrs. Brandt
low
Mrs. William Corn returned fro
Los Angeles Thursday where sht
visited her brother in-laW, Huber
ingram, and children. Her father
j. w. Hall, accompanied her anC
will go from Los Angeles to Colo
RADIO where he will spend the sum
mer visiting relatives and friend
near Denver.
Mrs. w j. Young has been quit
i'll the past week with an attac
of the flu.
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