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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.

We aniuFed your program over the
radio Wednesday evening. The songs
and music were fine and everything
you said about the Island is true,
We find, though, that the ferry rates
are too high for making very many
trips. We made a trip about I'VE
weeks ago with the car and five pas
sengers and it cost US S4S5. I sup
pose those things cant be remedied.
You see We are some OF the old
sed-to-be-residents OF the Island, and
still hold our property, which lies east
of the beaut 'ful Canyon road where
on every Sunday morning buggies and
Fords came with full loads Of visitors
to enjoy a day on Vashon very often.
The Defiance and the Lark, the boats
we had in those days, had to make
extra trips to take the big crowds
back to town. Has all that stopped?
We saw at most about 20 people.
While over there we drove around a
great part of the Island Are all the
docks on the east side out of eondi-
ton? Are there no passengers boats on
the east side? Those were the days
Wen. we will have 10 hope for bet
Ter ferry rates, so We can make some
more trips.
With best OF wishes for Vashou
Islands prosperity.
MRS. OLIVER LARSAN.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.
1913 Gath Ave. 5. w.

You mention that you wanted the
constructive criticism OF listenersip
20 vuur program Of Wednesday even.
Ing [ am glad to say. l. myself euuld
nnd no criticism 10 make.
The music end OF the program was
well taken care OF. Yours Is one of
the best quartets have heard for
some time over the rpdio The solos
by Miss Smith were real solos
You may think that radio listeners
expect to- be- furnished with musical
Hn ertainment ln shape Of musical
novelties, but ! must say that the talk
by Mr. smock was one OF the most
Interesting fearufes Of the program
Sorry % say I have never been on
Jour island but your ,alk has excited
soy curiosity to see Vash1n Island
Your description OF those Vashou
.giruwherfica was enough TO make any
ones mouth water
Yours Tor even "a better Vasaon.
GEORGE G. CRUDE.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
KIRKLAND, WASH.

| have just listened to your pro
gram broadcasted by KFOA and 1t was
good The quartet singing was fine. /
liked the Come Where the Lilies
Bloom" made me feel just like going
in fact all the singing WAS good, And
the editor--I could not just catch his
name-makes one feel like there is
not much choice between Vaahon Is
land and heaven. with the advantage
that the former is more easily reached
than the latter
I think VIII move over and, being
a person OF very simple tastes. one OF
those three hundred egg hens wuult
'abundantly supply my most extraga,
CANT needs
a little rose covered bungalow, over
looking the blue sea, with back
round OF white lilies" and only one
snow white hon to care for ana such
on income as S25 per day. | feel ms
most extravagant dreams are coming
true.
MRS II ). WILEY.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
TIE noME ON vAsHoN u,

Survey the islands on Puget Sound
And see which you'd like best to live
on,
Your choice, will be, after looking
around,
The one and only one, Isle OF vashon
City mansions as homes, midst bus,le
and strife,
Nay be all very fine to look upon.
But for comfort and real pleasure in
life,
None beats the quiet modest home on
Culture is not confined to condition
nor place,
Scarce more among rich than poor
is it shown,
1t consists Of kindness, and natural
grace,
And these shine in the home on
Vashon
For lasting joy that all seek to find,
Which endures, even after this life
is gone,
There's the Christian life and peace
OF mind,
That's found in the dear home on
Vashon
The island home. midst fruit trees in
bloom.
And flowers in profusion all year
round,
Were its charms but known, things
sure would boom,
On Yashon and the whole Puget
Sound.
n NJ
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE. WASH.
aIta EanntleroY

! haze bCuH listening 20 your radio
9scrram given by your Commercial
club oyes station RFOA and while d
s.lll fresh DO H} memory want
tu tell you how much ! Cnioyed II.
i think &c is @ wonderful WY tc
i've the Island publicity. letting the
enHip of ihe Northwest know what
beautiful aud productive spot you
have. live across the sound on
fauaileroy Beach and spent many
lovely days last summer riding across
1u ne ferry and picnickins ON your
wonderful beach
about thirty years ago, when I was
% verg small child, my parents always
peui the summers az Vash0n Island
and they were Che happies summers
~ my childhood. picking berries Dig
sing clans and doing everything g
child enjoys
A few years iaJer my uncle taught
school ai Nashon and we visited him
often, and ] we'll remember all the
wonderful applies and other fruits we
had to eat while over there.
We had q discussion the other night
bout the length Of the Island and
was very glad to learn tonight just
what II really was.
ana very fond Of the beach. and
trust some day ! will have q home oil
my own on Vashon Island. Hopinl
YOU will be- on the air again very
soon, am
MRS. F. y. BECKER
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE WASH.
East 77lh and 25th Ave. n. E
3 9 d No 1 Rrx go

r. :. D. Nc. !, Box go
Had some neighbors over last night
to hear radio and incidentally heard
your speech on Vashon isle. Also
your poem, which we thoroughly IN
ioyed. After listening to some of your
quaint REMARKS got quite curious as
TO your nationality. Wondered if you
had been to Ireland lately and kissed
the Barney Stone.
You might let us know when we
meet on the radio. One neighbor spoke
up and said: Jokes aside, the best
sleep | ever had in my life was on
Vashon Isle" So there's one booster
for you.
Fancy paved highways quite nov
city ON an island No mosquitoes, two
doctors starving to death, eggs worth
$500 apiece, and such quantities of
fruit
You must get the Vashon chorus to
sing over radio "Tis a Little Bit OF
Heaven, and They Call 1t Vashon
ls.e, Don't believe Olcott would
mind "one bit"
/ have a mental vision of Vashon
Isle, but won't be satisfied until l
pay it visit.
Again thanking you for last nights
entertainment and hoping to hear
from you soon again.
MRS. j. S. ROBERTS.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.
35h e seth Street

We have just been listening to your
very fine program from station KFOA.
The talk by Mr.. Smock has so i'm
pressed us that we are going to visit
he Island this next week.
The poem on 'The Island Straw
gerry" was good.
We will expect to sample some OF
your strawberries when we visit the
island.
The musical program was enjoyed
very much. Garry Me Back" was
ung in pleasing manner and just
saemed so sweet. Also Home. Sweet
Home.
MIR, and MRS. NJ. D. VAN HORNE,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11

never Visited your beautiful Island,
but after hearing your boosters to-
night have fully decided to do so in
tha yerv near future.
1t must be beautiful and restful
place for a home. and judging By your
.rogram, you must have delightful
population, as your songs and music
were not all jazzy like so many we
hear nowadays. but good and whole
some and l hope to have the pleasure
OF meeting some of them soon.
Now, wishing you all, the residents
of Vashon Isle, the California of Wash
ngton The land OF sunshine and flow
ers. success and happiness always.
DIR. H. U. ROGERS.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
CHARLESTON, WASH.
Boy 799

HaVing been tuned in on the KFOA
Broadcasting Station all evening. this
being the customary thing for me TO
do each day, choosing one local sta
ton in turn, your program came IN
aud I sure was glad TO hear it. The
songs by the quartet We're fine; so
we're the songs by Miss Hoyt, also
those by Miss Smith but what wa
most interesting Of all was the Yer
instructive and descriptive talks o.
Va5iioH Island and its products.
The various berries the egg out
put, and the priae-winning layers, tho
arious beautiful flowers, the magnih-
ent views. The line paved roads on
Vashon island the salmon cannery
lie fine beaches, and many other at
fractions too numerous TO mention.
Truly, Vashon Island must be thu
isle OF Vision" as Mr. Smock de
cnbed 81, and his piece OF poetry
"Vashon Isle" surely did prove II T.
MI who were listening in on this pro
ram. The announcement about til
various prizes. as donated by the di'
5rant organizations and producer,
and the system Of coming these letters
as they are expected to arrive in ans
wer to Tie request, with the various
comments on this very excellent pre-
gram, / am sure is very fine, and the
only fly in the ointment was that ii
lid not last longer, for, personally, I
think this means OF letting the worlt
at large know of the coNmunity r.
which one lives Is very fine idea
and truly represent 20 the world tn
u such community is the right spir'
lf progress and advancement and
nlty Of purpose and that such com
mun.ty is. therefore bound to adyanc
and prosper.
/ iuccreiy hope that / may be TO.
tuuate enough to hear from this, tn
Isle of vision" again in the near fu-
ture. and that some Of these days !
mqy be able 10 make a trip 10 yopr
home and see for myself all thesc
wonders thar are on this Little Bit Of
Heaven,
hoping 10 hear from you some OF
THESE days.
MARTIN BUELOW.
p. ST. almost forget 10 mention
t but that soug, Home, Sweet
Home was the most appropriate end.
ing to the poem, 'Nashon Isle and
HE ending OF this very fine program.
NJ. b.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SPRINGFIELD. ORE.

listened last night 10 your radio
program from KFGA, Seattle
! Thought ! was pretty well satisfied
with my new sixroom bungalow and
Eve acres here n Western Oregon.
near Eugene. until ! heard the editor
OF she News Record % have forgotten
his namel tell in his rich clear voice
% the wonderful climate and great ad
vantages OF Vaahuh Island. We en-.
infed the PROGRAM very aiuch and
would like to hear more about Vashon
Island.
MRS G. C. ANDERSON.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.
610e 10th Ave. N. E.
c o Mrs. Robt. Porter

Since publicity is the key TO the
Vashon Island situation and the pro-
gram adopted and so ably carried out
III your radio broadcast last night,
covers the ground so well, it seems
constructive suggestions upon the pro-
gram would be out of place; unless.
repeat repeat is constructive The
speaking and singing We're good and
Impressed the hearers as ii each and
Nil who we're doing their bit" had
their heart N it, with the dollar In it
forgotten for the time being. thus
giving assurance to the listeners in
that Vashon Island citizens have a
good foundation for their praise of
and love for their Island home.
ROBT. MARI
The poetical effnsion herewith Is
for you to judge if it is worth print
ing.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
TACOMA, WASH.
5a12 S. Hood ST.

am very glad that am permitted
% give my opinion on the program of
May "a 1t was simply grand, for |
yas getting tired OF Seattle music.
Their orchestra music Is very firing
10 the nerves, for they do not know
chen to stop. | would like to say a
few words to help the rights to boost
1yely Vashon Island. | have been
,here several times helping with the
berries. enjoyed 1t so very much
lover on Lisa Beulah- The berries
we're so large that four of them filled
be box, | was also over on Ellisport.
could hardly believe It, the beauti-
iii sea breeze drlfted IN on Us so that
my very lips were salty. My one say
INK was. Oh. If could only live here
'og here in Tacoma / have lost my
health with ueurltis. Oh, how | would
love to pick berries there again. Per
hups there could be place open for
me picking currants this summer
could pick eight crates Of strawberries
and over, so ( would do my best at
The eurrants. II would help my health
would Ike TO ask that the beautt
Dl little program may get larger and
stay and be a booster, to provoke the
Seattle friends to better themselves
am very glad Vashon Island could
.9 IT, And the speaker. oh, please
lei him stay with us, aud may God in
heaven bless him for he forgot not
Gbd In the Islands creation
want to say that ! haye attended
their lovely berry festivals II Ger
tainly was grand, had all The cream
md Strawberries wanted
Hurrah for Vashon island and their
splendid music
MRS ArG KNAPPERT
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.
hh9n KirkMnnd Plaoe

I listened to your program this even
ing and liked it very much, / en-.
ioyed tine talks most. would like %
live on Vashon
The talks were very interesting.
There surely are q lot of eggs there
Anyone who lived ON Nashon should
get real healthy, I'm sure.
ia love to have some Of your de.
liclous straw berries sud crr1m now
The poem Mr. Smock read WINS worry
nice People who like strawberries
should bear about yours.
$40 know some people on Vashon
and we visited them once. We all
nope To- visit the Island again soon
Hopins To- receive one of your gifts
Nm,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
puYALLuP, WASH.



You certainly took a very pleasing
say Of telling the people OF the ad-
Yantages OF your wonderful island and
i'm sure made many friends over the
radio last night
We enjoyed the beautiful voices and
interesting talk | learned things
abuut the Island ana OF the Valley
ala not snow before.
Shall look forward to more of these
concerts.
MRS. w. H. ROE.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
AUBURN, WASH.
331 Fourth Street n. E,

wanl 10 express my appreciation
OF the radio program broadcast over
station KFOA Wednesday evening,
May 26, which was sponsored by the
Vashon Island improvement Club.
The quality and class of music
given made one feel that the Island
people enjoy good things.
Tho statistics We're astonishing to
me and wished had been given
slowly enough for me to write them
down.
was an Island girl and the ad
dresses made me- homesick to visit
the most beautiful Place | have ever
seen.
(Mrs.l BEULAH WRIGHT DAY.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
EVERETT. WASH.
q32o 9th ST

Just a few lines 30 let you know ",
enpoyed The Vashon Island program
3yer Radio Station KFOA this even
ing. Your talk was excellent, and
men the fact abou hits part of the
country are known, 1t should grow
hp leaps and bounds.
Hoping we may be zone in a hun
irod."
l.. N. sHEFFER
p. s. Wish Harry could have lis
tened in, he might NOT think so much
Oi Arizona.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.
d9e7 Evane+on Ayr

| wish to acknowledge the recep-
lion Of the Vashon Island Commercial
Clubs radio program, broadcast over
HFOA Wednesday evening at $50 p.
VI. 1t came in unusually clear and
was very interesting, espec ally the
talks by Mir. r. Monroe Smock and
his poem on the Vashon Island straw
berry.
If boosting ever brought any results
here's hoping it does to Vashon Is
land.
MRS. j. H. CLAUSEN.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.

Z. 2. 0. No. ~ acN
listened in on your program given
by the Vasnon island lomm.reiai
CLUB over Radio Station KFOA last
evening from $50 to 1000 p. NJ. and
was pleased with H. Especially the
talk Of the editor OF your paper and
would surely like some of your straw.
berries AS am out OF your coming
OF Seattle II ! should receive any gift
will drive 10 express office on notice.
p. n. LIPPY.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.


have Just had the pleasure of lis
tening TO the wonderful broadcast
sponsored by the Yashou Comiucrc IA!
Club.
am sold completely. As a sales
man of the high power class, We Edi-
tor wins the button
"1hey sing when they come,
And sigh when they leave"
Is masterpiece,
Me for Vashon sometime this sun
mer.
r. H. LEEPER.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.

5O2t Seventh Avenue N. E.
Wish TO thank you Tor Tie fine pro
gram OF May &c. Every number was
good and we thoroughly enjoyed the
poems. Keep on boosting. We are
proud OF VashoH. Hope to hear from
you again
(Mrs. S. h CHRISTINE SIMMONS.
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH.

~ r. ~ NO ~ OoS oTf
We heard your program the other
night and it was fine. Especially the
poem on the strawberry.
We are very fond OF old-fashioned
music. We have an Atwater-Kent Ra-
lio.
With best wishes for another pro
}ram
MIR. and MRS. VAN ZILE.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
2o3 Thackeray place

Your program broadcasted Wednes-
ay evening, May 2G, came in as clear
Is any program have ever heard.
enjoyed all OF it.
HELEN X. yANPELL.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11

n. 2 D. No I. Box IS
Why Do Vosh0n lslguder8 long back
20 "Oi NiraiuuY
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11

Take your meals at the new
dining room of the Cash and Car
ry Grocery,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-06-11
SEATTLE, WASH,

MRS. j. H. CLAUSEN,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-20
CHARMING BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN FOR
SANS SOUCi CLTB
y iilLiililiiiiiii

Mrs. Harry Horton was hostcs,
At charming bridge party at her
Brighton street home last night
when she entertained the sans Souci
Cub members and number of
guests
Thanks giving colors and dceora
tions were prctfily used. Prizes
were won hy Mrs W. G. Reed and
Miss Eyaiyn Homau for the club
and bv Ms. William FIpning aud
Mrs Melvin ~liPmau vi Iu> Angc-
jos for the guests. Assisting Mis-.
Horton i'm serving. a- the close ut
the games, Hcrc Mrs J. r. Mitchell,
Miss Rose ~ammuus aau Mis-,
Avettc Saumous.
Thosr gn3oe.ng tnr 4ffas were
Mos Iamr> h.a,rta~ IoHnson Ken
daif Perkins. C. Iou>Srau. !. H..
Mitchell. ". e. Eee#. Joha -. Ac-
\rec aHs ,hs Mis-, Ga>e ~ammpa~.
EysltH BeMan aH4 Ireae Brooks.
club mcmheGs. ar the following
guests. Ilesaames William Gau-
SON. Wiliaa fl,mn2, IIaoeA Rich
aJdsan. Ed4W n. IIer,rv. J. b. Nc
Nccce and Misses RS. ~anman,,
Williams, --sanf Aosdire ana Mri
YIN Shipman of Los Angeles. and
Misses Iye'fc Samron> and Regina
. Malta
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-20
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HOLTVILLE
NY l.~s. s,afG C.ri..po,.isn,

Ny Hr~ss staffs sCsrfr.poudent
| HQl.TEu.l,Et Nov. 20l- Ar. an.
Mrs. Harry Proctor Of Pasadena Wi
make their future home in Holtville
Mr. Proctor has accepted the posi-
tion of assistant cashier vacated b,
Fred Holmes, in the Holtvillc bank
Mrs. Gordon Schneider entertain
ed several friends ut luncheon
Wednesday, Those present were
Mrs. W. +. Moshcr and Mrs. l.. C.
House and Mrs. c. c. Coggins OF
/ III Centre.
! Mr.. and Mrs NJ. c. Blanchard en-
! tcrtained the Eclipse Bridge clab
! Wednesday evening at their home.
Mrs. w. II. Kirby had "a her din
ncr guest Wednesday, McsIamcs @.
/ {. Harris, +. A. Willard. John
Zcnos, j. X. Fahring. Elmer Hart
zog and +, \. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jenks. Mrs.
Clifford Uhl and +. Roy Thompson
have been attending the Sunday
School teachers short cougse given
1T the htt HbulS( CuulCU Ill I'll Ten
tro this week.
The county Y. w. {. \ had their
annual meeting at the home Of Mrs
II. Is. Gracser Monday evening. \
pot luck dinner was cnjnve.. r..
Iports We're given by the different OF
ficers and new officers ior the
coming year were elected ~ To-
lows:
Mrs. II. O. Wood. presidcat; Mrs.
J. Y. Near2in. vicc-presidcnt; Mrs.
J. Jardin, secretary; Mrs l.. y.
Harris, treasurer; Mrs. II. \. Ter.
wiliigcr. finance chairman; Mrs. c.
Il. Collins, girl reserve chairman;
Mrs. II. Purcell camp; Mrs. c. II.
Eckcrt. home chairman.
Elect Business Staff
The senior class organized Il bus.
mess staff OF the class pay las;
Monday They were chosen as fol
lows: Lucille llucbner. business
manager; Lois Phillips. advertising
manager; Erncstinc Edwards ana
Carol Williams. property managers;
Martha Rycrson, prompter; Hen
riet,a Woody, chief usher.
Miss Helen llucbner entertained
Il number of the grammar school
teachers and their friends at the
home Of her parents. MIR. and Mrs,
". l.. !iucbner Wednesday. y pot
tack simmer was enjoyed. Those ut
ending were Mcssrs. and Mesdames
..yH laync. Perry Hunt, .Iamc> Kay.
Walter REYNOLDS and George Ear!
NJ. tac M.>s"s Mildred Bergen. Fl.
II E.L.tJrc. Margaret Gillespie.
.,i.y, .,aNy and the hostess. Hclcn
e. ...... nj III Mcssrs. G;rrick, IL.
=. .Ac.,er. .Ncq hotmcs. y. :. Acrea
.l.i cd iioimrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-20
The Law Should
Look Into This

although declaring that he is
pleased to welcome the new propri
elor Of the FL Centre Drag store
~ this city, DR.. Il. T.. Cunningham
stated this morning that ne is
ainking seriously Of changing hIs
Y:mc rs Il result of tAc arrival of
the newest addition to I'll Centre
business mon.
The new proprietor Of the store
is also Il. T.. Cunningham, and the
doctor has already experienced some
If the confusion that is in store for
both gentlemen. This morning the
doctor received an express package
paving charges on it, only 70 dis
cover that it was not intended for
him. but for the drug store.
We can sympathize with both
gentlemen. having double in town
Who gets much % our personal mail,
while we often Get his bills and
shipments Of no use to u single man.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-20
- -f~1IE~x'
Thanksgiving
49, r
Menu

Here is regular "old time
mcnu for your Thanksgiving bay
dinner. While simple, it is~intcr-
,Sti9g enough to give any cook am
pie opportunity to display her skill.
suggestions for the preparation o:
this meal. together with other
Thanksgiving hints. viii bc publish
ed in these columns next week.
Clea. Tomato Soup
Cheese Crackers
Chestnut >tutfing Roast Turkey
Gihlet Gravy Mashed Potatoes
Crcamrd Onions
SquaShcd CroquettcS Celery
Mixed Pickles Olives
Cranberry Conserve
Thanksgiving Salad
Bustor Brown Bread
New England Pumpkin Pie
CI!r, Frappc Crisp Cookies
Nuts Coffee Fruit
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-20
Worln1f71.e=:r117l''s' l1f1.=:17l'' Ir11ttl.e'rl''e:ss'tttss INT.
-ti.LiioIltitL.i.IiIi

thc Central Union &irl reserves in
charge of Mrs. Ev#.iua Moore and
Miss Louise Kelley. took u hike to
the tAm&r ranch west of town,
poE arivn2, games were played,
and the girls rowcd in relays on the
Ehmkc pond, after which they lined
rp for Il hearty picnic supper ending
with huge cake made in the form
"a. the gin reserve emblem. Songs
were sung around the camp fire,
ani the party returned to town in
"a truck IN time to ioiu the hila
school >erpcutia".
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-20
REBEh All L. o. O. f.
LODGES or ! ..LLEI
HAVE GET-TOGETHER

Members ut tie EahrkaA and !. q
q. +. Iua4e> ffam I'll ot the VA
l.v gathered at Imperial last might
NHcrc thyy wcfe guests of tAe !nu,e
rial lodge at deIiyhtfu! @r;-iugylh
a..
\ Pot luck dinner preceded the
evening $ p,oggam, which included
ID nHmncr ot splendid talks ou 'odg,
work and ma>je3l numbers.
The principal address ot The eve
rin- wa> given by Bey. Spencer
.IaeE>on.ef lIoltvlllc, WHO chose foa
li> subject, .'rAc Gaod saiauri-
Tan.
Old fa,AioNrd dances. which in.
tiudcd The famous square dances,
completed the successful evening.
y large crowd MAS present.
Prcsidin4 during the evening were
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Nslic. district deputy grand maS:ee
"nd Nh. E..laheth Wln>low of r.
Cen;ro. di>5.ict deputy president.