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Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
YELLOW DOGS ARE
ALL RUNNING WILD

70 .judg, from the activities Of
the yellow Dogs throughout the
Valley. that organization must hav"
raised substantial sum which will
be turned over to the building fund
OF the Brawlev Elks lodge.
The YeII-~> Dogs ran wild over
the valley, Id any comic means
that could be adopted to part the
rublic from its donations, was cay
crlv seized by the members of the
organization who worked hard from
morning until late at night and had
a load of fun doing it.
Last nights dance ut the Red
Wing pavilion. which brought the
day 5 program to a close, was at
tended by one of the largest crowds
ever present at dance in Imperial
valley.
Miss Ellis Simpson and Wolford
prve of this city won the prize
dance open 20 contestants from cit
les in the valley outside Brawlev.
Miss Simpson receiving "A silver cup.
By winning last night this couple is
eligible to enter the prize dance to
be conducted at Easter to decide
the dancing champions of the val-
ley.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
POMONA GLEE CLUB
HERE ON APRIL 9TH

Ii Centre will have an opportunity
to hear the Pomona College men s
gleC club in two concerts on April
8 when the club will sing before the
IL Ccntro Kiwanis club at noon and
at the Central Union high school
for Il concert i'll the evening.
The club is making week g tour
of Southern California and will
spend three DAYS in Imperial Valley
In addition to the concerts in FL
Ccntro the club will sing in Braw,
ley on the evening Of April and at
falexico high school on the after
noon Of the 9th. An evening con
ccrts in that city and La Jolla.
Holtville high scaool.
The club will arrive here the
afternoon of April s from San Diego
aud will make its headquarters at
the Barbara Worth hotel during its
visit to the valley. At the con
clusion Of the valley tour the club
viii return to San Diego for con
ccrts in that cit wand La Jolla.
Pomona glcc club has splendid
reputation in Southern California
musical circles and the program of,
fored this year is reported to be
unusually attractive.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-03-17
Episcopal Guild
to GiUe Cara PartU

The Woman S Guild of st. Paul s
church has announced clever card
party for Friday night, TO which
members of the congregation, their
friends and the public are invit-
ed.
The affair will take the form of
"a ST. Patrick s and "birthday par
tv. - Unique cards, carrying out the
st. Patrick s colors have been sent
out. Miniture bags of green are
attached to the cards, in which
those receiving them are asked in
rhyme to place "as many pennies
as you are old. Or it is suggested
that for those who do not care to
tell the number of their years, ga
dollar in silver will do just as
well. -
However, the committee in charge
wishes it emphasized that everyone
is welcome to come regardless of
whether or not they have received a
card.