Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-18

SOCIETY
10llier Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collier an
,ounce the marriage of their daugh.
! cr, Miss Inez Collier, 10 Homer HaV-
| rnale The wedding took place i'll
| ,erk,loy, Saturday, October L, II
Ian Souls church, the happy coVpl9
! eaving Immediately for three
5eeks honeymoon trip in northern
| ,alifotnia Miss Collier was one OF
| / Centro's fairest daughters, beau
ful and accomplished, and will be
.reatly missed i'll social circles OF
| he cily. The marriage is he con-
animation of a romance begun when
As boy and girl together the young
peop.e attended the Il Centre High
| School. The Golfers and he Hav-
a,r1a,es were among he fins to come
% FL Centre and have been closely
Identified with the early history OF
| he city. Homer is the only son OF
Lewis Havermale. who was edltor OF
he Imperial Valley Press and who
5 row connected with the Los An
seles Times. After the honeymoon
,fr. H,.yermaIe will resume his work
n he service of The government.
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News Notes.
Membership in the Red Cross must
BE renewed annually, except III he
.ase of those taking out life mem
rership. Many of the resident mem
1ers of the chapter enrolled a its
organization or soon thereafter Thai
vas year ago last May and unless
you have renewed since that date your
membership has lapsed. A large
lumber enrolled during the Christ
mas membership drive in 1917 and all
Uch are eligible 10 vote at The eiec-
ion announced for October %. Drop
in at headquarters and see to which
class You belong. Rnewe If you find
your time has expired, so that you
can participate in the election.
William II. Bricker has re urned to
Ell Centro after an absence of sew
sral months, most of which were
.Dent "a northern points.
The entire quota of pneumonia
.ackets included in the emergency
all were completed yesterday by
,sed Cross workers and will be sent
AZ once 70 San Francisco Workers
viii now devote themselves 10 the
aaking of surgical supplies until
.,ther quotas have been received.
!. :.
1t was certainly an inspiration yes
erday 10 listen to The very excellent
crori of Mrs. s. f. De Rackin of
imperial. who attended the confer
ence held recently in Los Angeles in
the interest of The United War Work
campaign. Mrs. ED Rackin is
pleasing speaker at all lines and
brought 10 the committee The vcrr
message needed to awaken instant
ineresl in he great enterprise about
10 be undertaken.
On account of the ban on public
meetings of all kinds, he Community
Singing announced for tomorrow
Saturday evening. on Main street,
has been Indefinitely postponed The
president of he club. Mrs W. w
Apple, says for everybody to gel
busy today and buy and sell Liberty
Bonds SO that the next Community
sir2 may be real jubilee celebra-
lion.
j. F. Seymour, Ben Salomon, Mrs.
Thomas Beeman, George A. Raglan.
Miss Ruth Dickey and Mrs. V. s.
Campbell represented FL Centre yes
ierday at he meeting in Imperial
held for the purpose of organizing
the United War Work campaign
which is to begin on November II.
4
Mrs. Warren CIrrier of Holtville
was in The city yesterday, going on
70 Imperial in lhe afternoon to as
sist in the organization of the Unit
ed War Work campaign. Mrs. Cur
rier and Professor 3. r. Crandall
were he Hollville representatives
rrasnnt al lha conforanoo