Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-25

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Centre were dinner guests Friday
of MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Spcrry.
On last Thursday night a group
of young people drove to Mammoth
Wash northeast of inland for a
steak bake. In the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Higgins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Adams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Jcrnigan, MI and Mrs. Bill
Kellerman, Miss Cleona Clouse, Miss
Grace Writ, Jack Rutherford and
Sam McGchee of Brawley.
Another group who enjoyed a
steak bake at the same place that
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Holmquist and Dickie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Coulter, Miss Edna Thetford
and Rceda Wilkinson,
Mrs. Vcrna Higgins made a buSi-
ness trip TO San Diego last Tues
day.
Miss Blanch Witt who VAS ser
iously hurt in an automobile acci-
dent recently Was able to return
to her home last Wednesday, While
her bruises are still painful, she is
able to be out some Jack Fleming
who was injured in the same acci-
dent returned to his home north of
Calipatria Tuesday
MI and Mrs J. G. Writ took their
son, Bob. back TO San Diego Sat
urday where he will attend col
lege this winter. Bob has been work
ing in a dog and cat hospital this
summer in San Diego and has spent
the last week visiting home folks
Sunday evening tne members of
the high school faculty were enter
tanned at dinner at the home OF My
and Mrs. c. w Chamberlain when
, the evening was pleasantly passed
with informal conversation.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Ray HightoWer Mrs. Alice Foran,
/ Mrs. Frances Rademacher, Miss
| Dorothy McAdam, Miss Josephine
: Connor, Roy Thomas. James Tye
I and c. S. Huey.
Mr.. and Mrs Riley Manning and
children, Riley Jr. and Patsy, spent
the past weekend visiting at the
I home of Mr.. and Mrs Wiley Man
ming and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hoffman. The ManningS live in Los
Angeles.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Martin
went to San Diego Saturday and
stayed over Sunday to attend the
, bali games.
I After spending the summer in
Beaumont Mrs. Julia Hay has re-
turned to her home here Mrs. Hay
will soon celebrate her 91st pirtl4-
day.
! Miss Ruth McKendry, who has
been attending the University OF
| Chicago for the past year, is visit
, ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M
l.. MCKendry. She arrived Satur-
day from San Francisco.
Mrs. w. G. Wilkinson and Mrs.
Roy kuns Friday took Jack Will
kinsOn as far as Los Angeles on his
way to Palo Alto where he will enter
Stanford university Ior MS third
year.
Clyde Powell and Frank Grubcl
were hosts last triuay TO their
many friends from Callpatria and
INLAND to a dinner served at
Herrle'S cafe. A delicious turkey
dinner was served to more than
200 guests.
Serving began at 5 80 and continu-
cd through the evening and guests
came and went at their pleasure
and all reported a good time.
Calipatria Union high school
opened Monday with an enrolment
OF 1877 which was an increase of q
over that of last year according
TO c. w Chamberlain, Superlntend
ant.
Paul Cook, superintendent OF grade
schools, reported a ucCreaSc IN at
tendance for the first day having
only 1873 at Fremont and 80 at
Bonita. making total of 247 as
against 304 last year on opening
day
Coolers were installed in the
grade schools during the summer
which makes the rooms more COM
Portable for both teacher and pu-
pills.
The Calipatria Lions held their
first meeting of the year at the
home of Mr and Mrs. Clarence
HibDard with the new president
aul Cook. in charge. About 18 men,
berS were present and several
guests including the Rev. Mr.. Gud-
nun GudmundSSOn, pastor Of the
Congregational church, c. ".
Chamberlain, Ted Lambert OF the
Valley Auto Supply Co. Ernest Page
and an official of the Union Oil
company. Mrs. Ethel Garrett was
present as pianist for the club.
The American Legion Auxiliary
held their first rcgularc meet
ing Monday night, September 30
when plans for the years work