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Teaching Child Screen Actors

lect and teaches the children such
intensive and instantaneous concen-
tration that they are able to absorb
knowledge with remarkable rapidity.
The educational statutes require
that the picture children be given
three hours instruction daily If there
are three or less youngsters Of school
age on the set. If there are more
than three the law requires four hours
of instruction. In both cases the
studies must be identical with the
texts which the children would have
If they were actually attending public
school.
Each teacher must have the sane
tion of the board of education and
the hours of instruction must be
terminated by o'clock in the after
noon. The teacher receives her pay
from the picture company.
Little frankie Lee, one of the best
known children in pictures, and Mary
Jane Irving, almost equally as well
known. are members of the cast of
Against the GRAIN These have
their private tutors, who also comply
with the state, county and city laws.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Frills o the Films.

MARTHA MANSFIELD. who will
shortly appear in the screen ver-
sion of the we'll known play Potash
and Perlmutter," Is one of the beauties
of the stage to whom the present
exotic gowns that breathe traditions of
other lands are particularly becoming.
In one of the scenes of the picture
she appears in fetching gown of ivory
crepe satin fashioned after the draped
model, making use of Egyptian en-
broidery so much in vogue just now.
Metal cloth sandals which carry out the
bright cofors of the embroidery are
worn with this gown.
Another charming idea of the season
Miss Mansfield has demonstrated in
the gown, whose dominant note Is a
width of satin of brilliant color ar
ranged at the left hip into a gigantic
flower bow. Over each shoulder Is a
strap of f1esh-colored tulle, which Is al
most invisible and serves to keep the
frock in place.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
TWO NEW STARS

"HEN the moving picture season
opens (and. gentle reader, you
may be astonished to learn that the
moving picture year starts Septem-
ber - two new stars will be seen in
the movie armament. They are Mary
Philbin and Reginald Denny. Univer-
sal made them both.
Mary Philbin has won her stardom
through a rigorous course of movie
training. 1t started when Carl
Laemmle saw her photograph in a
beauty contest in Chicago and sent
her to Universal City. even though
she didn't win the first award, and
1t ended when she repaid all his conf
dence and all the training by a
superbly played role in Merry Go
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Avenue Grand.

lage Blacksmith" and Aesop Fable,
Springtime"; Tuesday and Wednes.
day. Strongheart, with Irene Rich. in
"Brawn of the North" and Stan
Laurel. in Kill or Cure: Thursday
Alice Brady, in The Snow Bride" and
Smoky. in "A Jungle Romeo; Fri
day, House Peters, in Lost and
Found and Jimmy Adams, in Ouch;
Saturday, Henry Hull, in The Last
Moment" and Charlie Chaplin, in
"Sunnyside."
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Another Good One Gone

7 OU1S CALVERT. Shakespearean
II student, actor and lecturer. who
died while asleep last week in New
York, first came to this country in
support of Lily Langtry in 1887. and
later was associated with Sir Her
bert Tree and Sir Charles Wyndham.
He was born in 1859. made his the
atrfcal debut in London in 1885. and
within year was engaged to play
with Sir Henry Irving
In 1909 he became classical direc-
tor and producer for the New, now
the Century, Theater in New York,
and besides his own Shakesperean
productions he appeared recently in
"R. u. r." He Who Gets Slapped"
What the Public Wants" and Dear
Brutus." and was to have had a part
in the new play, Children of the
Moon"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Keith Vaudeville
At the Hippodrome

THE famous old New York Hippo
drome Is not to be torn down and
turned into an apartment or a busi-
ness building. after all. 1t was E. F.
Albee, directing power of the Keith
interests, who saved it,
Beginning this fall. it will be re-
opened with the dignity and beauty
of the Keith handiwork as a metro
politan temple of vaudeville of the
first rank. Although a long block
from Broadway, at 43d street and 9Th
avenue. the Hippodrome has been con-
sidered, since its opening in 1909, as
one of the foremost theatrical insti-
tutions of the world.
1t is reported that Mark Luescher.
who was its manager under the Dill
lingham regime, Will manage 1t az
B. r. Keith's Hippodrome.
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Creator of ''Yarmark

singer, who studied in Warsaw and
Dresden and had become a popular
prima donna in Russian mosicaI
comedies Mr.. Makaranko and his
wife speedily became popular on the
American stage with their Russian
and gypsy songs.
When he advertised that he was
preparing a strictly Russian act with
folk songs and dances. based on the
great fairs held yearly in Russia. his
countrymen and women are said TO
have arrived in droves to appear in
1t. Only those with talent and ex-
perience were selected. but the cast
of twenty in "Yarmack" includes for
mer assistant district attorney of
Petrograd, a baroness. member OF
the Russian Battalion of Death and
half a dozen actors and actresses of
note on the Russian stage, to say
nothing Of a former captain OF u
Russian submarine, under the czar.
and his bride. the daughter of the
Rock efeller of Petrograd, who was
killed during the terrorist regime.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Carolina.

Today, Mary Miles Minter and An
tonic Moreno, in The Trail of the
Lonesome Pine; tomorrow. Rodolph
Valentino; Lila Lee and Nita Naldi,
in BLOOD and Sand; Tuesday, Agnes
Ayres, in Racing Hearts; also Har-
old Lloyd comedy: Wednesday and
Thursday. Richard Barthelmess and
Dorothy Gish, in 1.-The Bright Shawl;
Friday, Viola Dana, in "A Noise in
Newboro": Saturday, Wallace and
Noah Beery, in "Stormswept"; also
Pathe News and Aesops Fables
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Round" which has just opened at
Rivoli in New York. Every critic has
been full of praise for this new and
brilliant young actress. On the
strength of her performance as Agnes
Urban in Merry Go Round" Univer-
sal will star her in four Jewel pic
lures the coming year.
Reginald Denny made his big hit
with his remarkable work in "The
Leather Pushers." Yet it was not
until they had tried him out in a
longer feature that Universal felt rea-
sonably certain of his ability as a
Jewel star. Jack London's The
Abysmal Brute" furnished this proof,
however, and now Universal Is an
nouncing four Reginald Denny pro-
ductions for next year. These pro-
ductions include The Man About
Town" and spice of Life"
Evening star., 1923-07-22

THE great majority of children act
ing in motion pictures are intel
Iectva,ly above normal.
notwithstanding the fact that chill
dren of the acting profession have
the reputation in other spheres of
life of being impudent and spoiled
u is quito the contrary. says Bertha
Wiley wynne, a teacher assigned by
the Los Angeles board of education
to tutor youngsters working on pic
ture sets.
II taught in the public schools for
many years" says this teacher, "and
my work during the last year with
the children at the studios has given
me a chance to compare the children
i'll public school and those In the
studios"
Miss Wynne, who is tutoring Bruce
Guerin, Turner Savage and Red"
Ruben between shots" Of Frank
Borzage's First National picture,
Against the Grain" believes that
acting In pictures sharpens the intel
Evening star., 1923-07-22
MAKING PICTURES A
LIBERAL EDUCATION

"ONE secures wider, more solid and
more useful education through
making pictures than through a uni
versity education" declares King
Vidor. Goldwyn director of Three
Wise Fools"
All arts and sciences are employed
In the motion picture industry, says
Mr.. Vidor
The directors of screen plays have
to be conversant with every element
germane to the filming of every In
dividual story.
The director spends weeks and
months in libraries and art galleries
and laboratories in exhaustive re-
search and experimentation.
He must be particularly aware of
the reactions of colors to various de-
greeS of lighting. He must know the
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Faire Binney J.
In Second Youth

DISTINCTIVE PICTURES has cast
Faire Binney for the role of Helen
Remick, the fiapper, in it's new produc-
ton. Second Youth" featuring Alfred
Lunt and Mimi Palmeri.
Miss Binney has played in what
Fools Men Are" 1.-The Girl from Porcu-
pine,n Here Comes the Bride" with
John Barrymore. and THE Frontier of
the Stars" with Thomas Meighan.
Albert Parker 10 directing Second
Yo,lthW
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customs, traits and traditions of the
locale in which his drama is set.
He dare not commit anachronisms,
distort facts or violate taste.
All this is contended by Vidor, who
adds:
Gothic churches. Malay huts, ST.
berian fora and fauna. Chinese lore,
Tahitian taboos, American fashions
of 1873, Irish slang and colloquial-
isms. medieval mythology, penology-
all have como into photoplays directed
months.
And, after intensive study, the
knowledge of these things Is imme-
diately utilized. Once man has
done a thing he knows it-up to a
certain point.
The irremediable flaw in a four
year colleges course is that d great
deal Of the knowledge obtained is
neither applied at the time nor later.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
DANIEL MAKARANKo. who ar

nANIEL MAKARANKO. who ar
ranged and produced "Yarmak,'
the Russian carnival revue, Is a ma
tive of Rostov. on the iver Dom. in
Russia. He acts as official announcer
as we'll as comedian in the act and is
a fellow citizen of Balieff, who serves
in similar capacity with the
"Chauve-Souris." and also of Efrem
Zimbalist. the famous violinist.
Makaranko Is a graduate OF the
National Conservatory of Dramatic Art
in Russia. having attended the school
at Harkov. He made a reputation
for himself on the stage of Petrograd
and Moscow, and played in the same
company with Nazimova under the
direction of Paul Orleneff. one of the
greatest of the Russian actors.
After serving in the Russo-Japa-
nese war and rising to the rank Of a
captaincy, Makaranko came to this
country with his wife, a charming
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow and Tuesday. Theodore
Roberts and May McAvoy, in "Grum-
py": Buddy Messenger, in Buddy at
the Bat" and Kinograms; Wednesday,
Dorothy Dalton. in "Fogbound"; Jim
my Adams. in Green as Grass" and
and Antonio Moreno, in "The Excit-
ers"; Billy Vance, in Small Change"
and George O'Hara, in Fighting
Blood" No. Z; Friday. Strongheart, the
wonder dog, in The Silent Calr";
Stan Laurel, in collars and Cuffs"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Apollo.

To-day and tomorrow. Strongheart,
with Irene Rich. in Drawn of the
North" and Stan Laurel. in Kill or
Cure: Tuesday and Wednesday. The
Village Blacksmith" and Aesop Fa-
BILE. "Springtime"; Thursday. Henry
Hull, in The Last Moment" and
Lige Conley, in "This Way Out;
Friday. Alice Brady. in The Snow
Bride" and George OHara. in Fight
ing Blood" round S; Saturday. House
Peters. in Lost and Found" and Jim
mie Adams, in The Dude
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York.

Today and tomorrow, May McAvoy,
Elliott Dexter, Lois Wilson and
George Fawcett, in only 3S,' and
Cliff Bowers. in Tail Light; Tues
day, Wandering Daughters" and
Harry Pollard, in "The Courtship of
Miles Sandwich; Wednesday. House
Peters, in Lost and Found" and
comedy, Small Change; Thursday,
Clara Kimball Young. in 'Cordelia,
the Magnificent" and Aesop Fable.
"The Stork's Mistake: Friday. Lloyd
Hughes and Madge Bellamy, in Are
You a FailureT and George O'Hara,
in Fighting Blood" round 8: Satur-
day, Strongheart, with Irene Rich,
in Drawn of the North and Stan
Laurel, In "Kill or Cure"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Rumanian In Six Days'

GEORGES CALLIGA, a young Ru-
~ manian actor signed by Goldwyn,
will make his first screen appearance
in America in six Days"
Calliga was a boy soldier in the
Rumanian forces on the bolsheviki
front, was wounded, and after the
war studied in Paris. where a French
cinema producer discovered" him.
His family sent him to London to
study to get him out of "the
clutches of motion pictures. and he
arranged his university lectures for
the evenings and played in pictures
In the daytime.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Jack Holt. in
The Tigers Claw" and Charlie Chap
lin. in Caught in a Cabaret; Tues
day, Brandon lyman and Naomi Chill
ders. in Success: Wednesday, Bebe
Daniels and Antonio Moreno. in 1.-THE
Exciters"; Thursday, Dorothy Mack
all, in Mighty LAX a Rose; Friday.
Dorothy Dalton. in "Fogbound'; Sat-
urday, Norma Talmadge and Eugene
OBrien, in "The Voice from the
Minaret." =.
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Home.

Today and tomorrow. Dorothy Phil
lips in Paid in Advance; Tuesday.
Herbert Rawlinson in "Nobody's
Bride; Wednesday and Thursday
Jack Holt In "The Tigers Claw;
Friday. Wyndham Standing in The
Inner Man; Saturday. "Hoot" Glib
son in Double Dealing"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. The Village
Blacksmith" and Aesop's Fable, THE
Burglar Alarm; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Strongheart. with Irene Rich.
in "Brawn of the North" and Stan
Laurel, in XIII or Cure; Thursday,
Alice Brady. in The Snow Bride" "
and Dan Mason, In THE Shippers
Sermon; Friday, Henry Hull, in THE
Last Moment" and Harry Pollard. in
THE Courtship of Miles Sandwich" !;
Saturday, House Peters, in Lost and
Found" and Cliff Bowers, in The
Tail Light"
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Liberty.

a Nation; I ' tuesday r "The Man from
Glengarry"; Wednesday. Viola Dana
in "A Noise in Newboro"; Thursday,
"The Challenge: Friday. Where the
Pavement Ends; Saturday, Bebe
Daniels and Antonio Moreno in THE
Exciters"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
A Western Without Cowboys

story of the northwest without q
mounted policeman. The story GEN.
ters about a white girl reared among
Indians. who in order to win white
husband kidnaps a young man. one
of a party of four adventures who
come into that country prospecting.
1t is said to be essentially realistic,
logical and plausible, the story being
built on an incident which actually
happened thirty-five years ago.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
New.

Today, Hoot Gibson, in Dead
Came; tomorrow, Leah Baird. in
when Husbands Deceive; Tuesday,
John Gilbert, in The Love Gambler; ;
Wednesday. Wyndham Standing, in
isle of Doubt; Thursday. Herbert
Rawlinson. in "Nobody's Bride; Fri
day, Monte Blue. in Tents of Allah; /;
Saturday, feature and comedy pro-
gram.
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Takona.

Tomorrow and Tuesday. Mary Miles
Minter, in THE Trail of the Lonesome
Pine; Mermaid comedy and Kino-
grams: Wednesday and Thursday,
Rupert Hughes Souls for Sale;
Snub Pollard comedy and Aesop's
Fable; Friday and Saturday, Pola
Negri, in bella Donna; Christie
comedy and Kilograms. Special pro-
gram for children Saturday, 2:15 pm.
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Regent.

Today, Pola Negri in Mad Love-;
Monday, Gladys Walton in THE Law
ender Bath Lady; Tuesday, The
Strangers Banquet; Wednesday, Matt
Moore in THE Jilt"; Thursday. Viola
Dana in "Glass Houses: Friday
Richard Talmadge in THE Cub Re-
porter; Saturday, Richard Dix in
'The Christian"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swanson
and Theodore Roberts, in "Prodigal
Daughters; Tuesday, Viola Dana, in
"a Noise in Newboro"; Wednesday.
Walter HERS, in Sixty Cents an
Hour; Thursday and Friday. Milton
Sills and Anna Q. Nilsson, in THE Isle
of Lost Ships; Saturday, Dorothy Dali
ton in 'iFog Bound"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Favorite.

Today. Charles Chaplin in THE
Kid; Monday. Irene Castle in Free
Air: Tuesday. Hope Hampton in THE
Light in the Dark; Wednesday.
Gladys Walton in Crossed Wires:
Thursday, Katherine Macdonald in
Heroes and Husbands; Friday,
Leatrice Joy in Minnie; Saturday.
Charles Ray in Two Minutes to Co."
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Elite,

Today and tomorrow, Thomas
Meighan, in THE Ne'er Do Well';
Tuesday. Agnes Ayres. in Racing
Hearts; Wednesday. Constance Tai
madge. in THE Yelled Adventure"
Thursday, Ellen Terry, in THE Bo-
hemian Girl: Friday. Montague Love
in Whats Wrong With the Women;
Saturday, Gladys Walton, in THE Love
Letter"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Photoplays This Week
AT THE PHoToPLAY HOUSES THIS WEE

THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
RIALTO-Three Wise Fools with notable Shown this after
COLUMBA-Revval week Rudolph Valentino in The Shek"
This afternoon.
METROPOLITAN-Dorohy Phillips, Islander the Woman"
Shown this afternoon.
PALACE-"Triaing With Honor, base ball story Shown this
afternoon.
CENTRAL-Harry Carey, Desert Driven Shown this
CRANDALLSJ. Warren Kergan, in "A Mans Man" Shown
Evening star., 1923-07-22
American.

Today and tomorrow, Souls for
Sale; Tuesday, Has the World Gone
Mad: Wednesday, The Man from
Glengarry"; Thursday. Mary of the
Movies; Friday, Agnes Ayres in
Racing Hearts; Saturday, Jack
Holt In THE Tigers Claw"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Raphael.

Today and tomorrow, Milton Sills
in "The Isle of Lost Ships; Tuesday.
"Hoot" Gibson in Double Dealing;
Wednesday, Has the World Gone
Mad; Thursday, Dorothy Dalton In
Fog Bound: Friday. Bebe Daniels
Evening star., 1923-07-22
Princess.

Today and tomorrow. Master of
Mem; Tuesday, The Isle of Lost
Ships: Wednesday and Thursday
THE Christian; Friday, Helen Chad
wick, in Gimme; Saturday, Jack
Holt, in THE Tigers Claw"
Evening star., 1923-07-22
PhotopIays Next Week.

RIALTO-"Vanity Fair" with
Mabel Ballin as Becky
Sharp.
METROPOLITAN Children
of the Dust" a Frank Bor-
cage production.
PALACE-"The Man Next
Door," Emerson Hough's
western love story.
COLUMBIA-Jack Holt, in "A
Gentleman of Leisure"
CENTRAL-"The Mysterious
Witness" THE Man Be-
tween" "One Stolen Night"
CRANDALL'S-"The Abysmal
Brute" "The Man who
Waited" "The Snow Bride"
Evening star., 1923-07-22

and THE Eagles Talons." No. 2: Sat
urday (open 3 p.m.), Roy Stewart. in
Burning Words; Pearl White, in
''plunder" (last chapter). and 'In
the Days of Daniel Boone" (first
chapter).
Evening star., 1923-07-22

in THE Exciters"; Saturday, Roy
Stewart in Burning Words"
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-04
Will Examine
Super-Croesus

Harry D. Walker is still held nj
the county Jail, and thus far ha,
been unable to prove his statement
of having plenty of money in the
Dominion bank ut Ottawa, Canada
with which to make good several
thousand dollars worth fof checks
which he scattered around the south
end of the valley.
Walker is still unaware of the fact
that the officers at the Jail have
been informed by the bank officials
that he is unknown there, and still
insists that he is entitled to plenty
of pie and cake. Far from getting
these Injuries, Harry was "nicked'
for So by the prisoners kangaroo
court, his offense being entering
the prisoners tank without their
permission.
1t was stated at the Jail today
that Walker will be examined as to
his sanity, the officers being firm in
the Belief that his supposed wealth
exists only in his own overworked
Imagination.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-04
Junior College
Meets Imperial
Here Toni ght
BY GORDON MESEROL
Inninr. Cnlleoe ReporIer

As an "opener" for the basket
ball season, the Junior College team
will play the Imperial All-Star
Alumni tonight at 1880 O'Clock, at
the high school gymnasium. e.
The Fullerton Junior College
girls basketball team viii lplay the
Ell Centre Junior College girls here
Saturday, December 8.
Miss Evalena Baker, coach, de-
clares that the Ell Centre Junior Col
lege girls are in better condition
than ever before. They have, be-
sides their daily practice, a work
out two nights q week in the high
school gymnasium.
Winter Relay Carnival
Kenneth Grumbles, fast sprinter,
will attend the Winter Relay carni-
val held at Occidental college De-
cember 8. He is entered in the 10
yard high hurdles, open to college
men. He will also run the 75-yard
high hurdles, open to college novices,
and will participate in the forward
passing contest for distance and
ACCURACY.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-04
CLOSING OUT SALE
MONDAY. DECEMBER 10

On the Frank McComb Ranch, miles north and
miles east and miles north of Holtvile,
miles due south of the High Line store. Follow
the signs
SALE STARTS AT 1890 O'CLOCK SHARP
GOOD FREE LUNCH AT NOON
1872 Head of Choice Dairy Cattle in this Sale
SO EXTRA CHOICE COWS
Hosteins, Jerseys and Guernseys
NOTE-Practically all Of these cows have fresh
ened since September, several extra heavy milk
ers These cows are averaging right at pound
of butter fat per day now. Few extra choice
heavy springers. Don's miss this sale for choice
heavy producers
rs HOLSTEIN HEIFERs MONTHS TO
YEARS OLD
All from registered Hostein bulls, heifers with lots
of quality and raised right. 40 Of these heifers
are heavy with calf. Be good big cows with
their first calf.
Registered Hostein Bull, years old. 81 Milk
Calves. good work horses and harness. SO
mixed chickens
HOGS sows, with pigs by side, heavy with
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-04
SCOTCH
BARITONE WILL
SING HERE SOON

If YOU pine for the romance OF
the "old days 'don t fail to
hear Glen Ellison, baritone, and Al
ta~fIill, pianist on Tuesday Deccm-
Der II at The local high school audi,
torium.
Few artists before the musical
world today. can interpret the
Scotch songs with real understand,
ing of the emotional intensity un-
derneath the Scotch reserve. Glen
Ellison is one of the few.
His clear sweet baritone is ad'
mirablv suited to the pure melody
Of those beautiful old songs. lie
sings fhem with Il deep and tender
sympathy that brings out all the
poignant sweetness that is indigen-
Gus TO them.
December II will give Ellison $
Gcy0tccs il chance to hear him. He
is in finer voice than ever and
the concert promises to be a big
event. Cards of admittance to this
concert may be obtained from the
Imperial Valley Hardware Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-04

pig, Duroc boar II shoats, weight 60 pounds
each.
40 tons Alfalfa Hay. 1918 Dodge Touring Car
IMPLEMENTS AND FURNITURE-Wagon and
rack; 2 horse disc; plow; mower rake; oil
tanks oil drum; stlee v; Platform scales; vice
and small tools; FURNITURE-3 burner Oil
stove; ice box; dresser; tables; bed springs
and mattress; small phonograph; kitchen cup
board; chairs ETC.
NOTE-Roto and Acin selling out this choice
herd and going back on visit to France. Don't
miss this closing out sale.
TERMS-$100 under cash; over $780, ~ in 8
months, Ha in months. Purchaser to give note
and approved security, drawing 10 per cent in
terest from date. All notes to be approved by
clerk. No property to be removed until settled
for. Anyone buying cows more will be
given long time monthly payments.
D. L. zINN, CHAs. JOHNSON, Auctioneers
Office $40 Main st. Phone 172
M. c. Blanchard, Clerk Clay Brewer, Ringman
RoTo ACIN, OWNERS
Imperial Valley press., 1923-12-04
HOLTVILLE
Bv Press Staff Correspondent

Bv Press Staff Correspondent
HOLTEILLE, Dee. 4.-The Farm
Center met at. the Civic Center
Monday. About 25 women attend
ed. Many beautiful articles of
handwork were displayed as Christ
mas suggestions.
The literary section of the Study
Club will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. E. Wells on
Maple st.
Miss Ada Hershberger, Essie
Lora Jones and Marie Tomicie aof
Los Angeles, spent Thanksgiving 9
at the home of the j. w. Wulffs.t
Mrs. Joel Anderson returned Sat
urday from San Diego where she
had been visiting her mother and
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards are
enjoying 4 visit with Mr.. Edward S
brother and wife of Los Angeles.
The Allen Harvey family is plan
ming on moving from the valley
within the near future. They will
probably locate in one of the coast
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Parks arc
spending several days in Los An
geles on business and pleasure.
Harold Kendall for whom vide
search has been made for several
months, surprised some of his rela-
tives in Los Angeles, by appearing
at their home on Thanksgiving Day.
The Kendalls are happy 20 feel that
the long strain of the search has
ended.