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Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
Wo192@n;s Weea7r2sE.13!'s' Int@rests interests
Informal Birthday
Party Giren At Home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horne

In celebration of Mrs. Horne S
birthday, Mr.. and Ms. O. G. Hornc
informally entertained a group Of
friend, ~ bridge at their home last
night; The house was prcttily
decorated with pink roses.
At the close of an evening Of
oards. Mn and Mrs. c. L. CogginS
received the prize for the highest
combined score
Refreshments, which included in.
dividuai birthday cakes were scrv-
ed
TAo,' present included NJ. and
Mrs. Howard =. Meyer, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Gill Nh and Mrs. i. L.
fahs, Mr., and Mr.. G. +. Coggin5
and M. and Mrs Horne.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
TO GIVE "LITTLE
SISTER" PARTY For
FRESHMEN GIRLS

High school Girl Reserves of the
sophomore, junior and senior class.
cs viii act as hostcsscs to the fresh
men girls at Little Sister, par
ty, to be given tonight mt the home
Of Phyllis Welsh, 7G2 Brighton ave.
nuc.
Each Of the older girls has drawn
the name Of freshman, to whom
she will act as obi. sister
throughout the year Tonight each
big sister will bring n box, packed
with supper for two, and picnic
viii b" enjoyed on the lawn of the
Welsh home. Punch win be furnish.
ed by the club. The affair will be
hold from ) to : o clock.
Mrs. Evalcna Moore and Miss
Edith Hcdrick viii be the advisors
present.
All mothers of high school Girl
Reserves are invited to be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
VI USIC SECTION
OPEN S SEASON
WITH RECEPTION
lilIiitiitiItIti

Successfully opening its fail pro
gram, the music section Of the Wo-
mans Ten Thousand Cub ycster-
day held an informal meeting, fol.
lowed by reception, at the club
house tea room. y number of mem
bcrs and guests attended the affair,
and several new members signed the
section : roll.
Mrs. /. c. kimball jr., chairman
presided. Informal talks were made
~ Mrs. Elmer \. Todd past chair
nan of tac section, Mrs. -. Rob.
erts. Mrs. Albert Hale, Mrs. u. T.
Roberts and RS. Carl .iorford,
president of the federated clubs OF
the county.
Mrs. +. W. Ferris resignation as
secrctarv-trcasurer was accepted
with regret, and Mrs B. /. Roberts
elected to that office.
The tea room WAS decorated with
pink and white roses, and refresh
mcnts were served following the
meeting.
Year books, covering the section ;
work. were distributed. An inter
csting program has been outlined
by this group for the year.
Cotton is being raised as a sue
ccssful experiment in the San Fer
nando valley, Los. Angeles county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
Officers Installed
AT Christian Church
Missionary Meeting

Officers for the coming year ; ae-
tivitics of the Christian church
Missionary Society, including Ms.
Walter Eayburn, presidents; Mrs.
Charles Collier yicc president; Mrs.
Phil knights, sccrctary; and Mrs.
Briggs. treasurer, wcr" installed at
recent meeting OF that organiza-
tion
The installation followed pot
luck luncheon at the home Of Mrs.
Rayburn.
The meeting. which was attended
by i members, was the tir>t Of tho
season. Plans for the wear : WORK
were made.
The next meeting. which will be
guest day. will be held at the
home of Mrs. Cornelius Reed on
NoX. 9.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
OUTLINE PREPARED
BY ORPHA MILLER
FOR SEWING CLUBS

For the benefit of girls who are
members Of the Sewing Clubs. spon-
Sorcd by the Agricultural Extension
service. the following outline of the
wear : work which will be taken up
has been prepared by Miss Orpha \.
Miller, in charge of the work. The
program may also be of interest to
those who are not familiar with the
work sponsored by the clubs, as it
gives an excellent idea of the prac.
tical value Of club work.
Tho l926-l927 club season is to
hc October 1926 to March %. 1927.
Enrolment in the club began Sep
tcmher 20. The clothing program
adopted by California for the 1926
1927 season is as follows:
First Year:
Make towel (hand sewing.
Mako sewing apron with
club emblem lmachinc and hand
sewing
&.-Matc holder (hand and ma
chine srwiugt
t.-Dam a pair Of hose.
study shoes and hose.
6.-Makc a pctticoat (kimona
type.
I-Studv selection OF color and
matorial for dress, Make II
page sample booklet of Illustrating
color and material
S.-Makc a kiuona sleeve wash
dress.
9.-kccp a home record of all
sewing. This is turned in at close
OF season.
Second year:
L.-Mak" a holder (Rcvicw ma
chine sewing.
Make a pair Of bloomcrs (ma-
chine and hand sewing.
&.-Study shoes and hose.
Make Il model showing sct-in
pocket.
Study selection Of color and
material for 4 dress. Make a -
page sample booklet illustrating.
color and matcrial.'
G.-Makr "A dress with set in
sleeves.
Make u hat of same material
as drcss.'
S.-kccp home record Of all
sewing, This is turned in at close
ct season.
We must have this club season
J., the best ever.
club girls, club girls,
You re on top,
Keep il up, keep it up.
Don't you stop
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
See it At Brunk s Sunday. adv
Milk Contains
Many Vitamins

" Every boy should hare quart
OF milk a day until he has attained
his growth; and every girl should
have a quart of milk day until
she has weanrd her las: baby. -
Quoting one of the world . great
est scientists in nutrition, II. e.
sherman, Of Columbia University.
Further. we are told, if we wish
70 remain young and hay" the best
health, We may well follow the
practice of using "A quart Of milk
a day throughout our adult life.
Using it, mind you-not necessarily
drink ing it. Made into cream soups,
bread, custards, puddjngs, scallop
/ ID with other foods, in cocoa-who
cares in what way, Just 50 long as
the daily quart IS there
Occasionally, but very occasional-
. il indeed, we find a person who can
hot take milk, even when il is
cooked into or with foods. These
persons arr exempt, but we cannot
help feeling sorry that they 70
life nutritionally crippled in this
way.
Why milk and why 50 much milk
II is the cheapest source Of th"
needed animal muscle building food,
II is the richest of all foods in
; houc.building Substances: lime and
PHOSPHORUS.
IT contains all thrcc--or f6Gr, if
there are four viianinN. If the
milk is produccd by healthy, right
v fed aud carrdtor COWS.
Milk is not u ''curc all, al
though when it is used 10 replace
part Of our modcrn whitehead,
mrat and potato dietary it is q
Cure for much. NOt every wrong
ran be rightcd by using more milk,
bu; many of them may.
The moral Of our story is 20 use
milk if vou wish thc happiness of
good health. Give it 10 children in
i the abundance needed to make them
strong Take. a daily quart your-
self. DRINK il raw if IT is clean and
! agrccs with you and YOU Iik" 1t.
, Boil it, if YOU need TO. Learn to
make it into attractive dishes.
/ spread the good news. of IT'S value.
xl1-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Home department project leaders
and are placed on exhibit 50 that
any one may get hat ideas as well
as plan their own hats. The prof
ct leaders of each Farm Home de
partmcnt are prepared to assist
the women of their own group. and
hat materials of velvet, silk and
felt are on sale by the county Farm
Home department at the extension
rtficc. We suggest that If You are
Interested in hats You have your
project leader with vou when you
n'e'.r sorr plans for a hat al the
exhibit; Everybody invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

How Do You Put summer cloth
away for the winter DO Won ft
them away soilcd or leave tn,
hanging in Il closet all winter pa
~ SoiIcdo OF course. the prop
way to care for anything YOU pl
on wearing next summer is to put
away clean but NOT ironcd, I
crcascS or folds will rub even VIII
clothing is carefully covered
you scrd your laundry to the Y
lcv Steam Laundry for rough d
finish the flat work viii come ba
finished and the clothing all fro
aud sweet, rcadr To fold away uIl
warm davs come again. And on
ln cents pound,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Artisans Have Always lavishod
their genius on rcccptaclcs worthy
Of fragrance and none have been
more appropriate to hold liquid
sweetness, than the DcNilbiss Per.
fumilcr. The Francis Drug Store
has just received fascinating oncs
of amber, jade, gold traced with
'loisounc, hand painted crystal and
hlcel; scattered with golden flakes,
one for every type of feminine
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
SEELEY
~ Press staff Correspondent

SEELEY, Oct. -. Gcorgc Camp
ben and =. Il. Christian apcut scv-
cral days hunting and prospecting
near Fink Springs. They killed srv-
cral rattle snakes less ,han two
feet long with II rattlrs. The
snakes we're = reddish pink in color.
y. '"arsr is entering the real cs-
l'atc business ir San Diego
Mrs. John Nelson left Wednesday
morning for her fall work as eos
tuner in Santa Ana.
Mrs. and Mrs. John Nclson enter
tanned the Young Married People S
Sunday school class Of the Scclcy
church Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank PcnnOck was elected
| S,ccttary-Trcasurcr of the SccIcy
Community council at their meeting
Monday evening. The following or.
ganiZations have bccu asked to CO.
operate in the Community Council:
The SrclrY Farm Center, the Home
Department., the Parent Teachers
Association, the West Side Country
Club, the Christian Endcavor, the
Ladies' Aid, the Sunday school and
the Union Congregational Church of
Scclcy. The council is made up Of
one representative from each Of
these organizations. The pastor Of
the Scclcy church is the chairman.
The purpose Of the council is the
care and maintenance Of the Com
munity hall and its equipment.
The next meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association will be held
at the Sceley school, Thursday aft.
ernoon, Oct. 81.
Mrs. William Schultz is curing
dates and packing them for ship
ment. She is receiving many orders
from her friends.
William Schultz is busy getting
his ranch back into alfalfa after
two years Of vegetables.
otto Mackcy is working on the
CaleXicO-Seelcy road.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
HONE DEPARTMENT
HAT EXHIBIT TO
BE HELD OCT. 1918

Miss Orpha \. Miller, county
home demonstration agent. makes
the Following announcement regard
ing a hat exhibit:
The semi-annual hat exhibit of
the Farm Home department Will be
held in the extension service office
saturday the 10th, and Monday the
18th. from ~ to clock. These
hats have been made bv the Farm
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
J. &. Freshmen VIII BE
Guests At "POU-WOlC'

Sophomorcs of the Junior College
will entertain the j. c. Freshmen
with "powwow to be given to-
night at the gymnasium.
! Invitations in the shape of wig
vans have been sen; out. and deco
rations in Keeping with the Indian
pow-wow idea will be used A pro-
gram of music and other entertain
mcnt features will be presented.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

A corSage, boutonniere, YOU
must have some kind of artificial
flower to complete your costume.
Salomon 5 has Il complete and fas-
cinating display of the newest IN
costume flowers. Two tone petals
are developed by use of double fac
cl satin or vc'vct and satin, the
color contrast made by difference
in texture. Every flower has II
touch Of metallic-it may be leaves.
stems, cord or the flowers them
selves and some especially dainty
blossoms have metallic sprinkling
on petal edges which resembles the
ghstcnimg Of dew in early morning.
Ono of the very smartcst SPRAYS is
Of black and silver for the new
black and white ensemble. As TO
price, will YOU believe that most
Of them gre only 500 or $50!
This shop also has a darling display
o. real linen handkcrehicfs in white
and dainty colorS with narrow or
wide hem, as You wish, and every
" hankcy' has Il hand embroidered
design of drawn threads, long
French knot roses, or Lazy daisy.
They cost only - cents, real linen
tool But Salomon' : is full Of these
surprises which you should see TO
truly appreciate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
Friends Attend
McHarg Funeral

Funeral services for Sidney Nj
l;arg, CalrXico pioneer business
man who died suddenly at his home
hear Corcoran Wednesday night,
were TO be held this afternoon in
Los Angeles at the Pierce Brothers
Undertaking parlors.
The services were to bc in charge
Of the Mason Lodge. Among CaleN.
leo friends who left to attend were
{. B. Moore. Of the First National
bank, of which McIIarg was the
frs; president; ". II. Lorcnz, {.
y. Perry. Mrs. Virginia Griswold,
Mrs. Herman AutholZ. Mrs. Fred
Guntcrman and Mrs. 7. J. Mitchell.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
.& SHOPPING
r. : < r2acr Pc; G.; !; :,< '

It's Amazing how becoming the
new Chanel red and Jungle green
are to all people, whatever the com
plcxion, 1t is especially pleasant
to wear Il becoming color which is
Fashionable aft"r the many months
we have all worn tan shades under
various ramcs. knowing that not
one woman in ten really looked well
in them. Lines, too, are becoming
this yeal-the bat sleeve, the pea
SAINT sleeve, the blouscd back or
wide beltcd mOdcl-all are feminine
in line and add 9raccfulncss to the
WCarer.
White always stands out, but this
girl wore two piece sport suit of
white ribbed Jersey, trimmed with
black buttons and loops, white shoes
and a stunning rcd felt hat. Oh,
very smart!
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
Chicken Dinners

70 prepare, but 81 popular. I
easiest Way 10 >2tiSfy the fam
craving fer chicken is to go to
Liberty Cafe. Thcv serve . chicl
Ginor which is drlciously cook
and cvcryenr likes this little e;
with the "homcv mir. The d
rcrs are So reasonable, too--6j &c
oi Wcdn. sIay and Friday and
cents on SUNDAY. Les, than \
,rt;ld cook il frr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

What : in Nance Well, Abe
BuIzard was arrested the other day
III Pennsylvania with Il wagon load
OF purloincd poultry.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
The Day of the Electric rcfrigc


rator has come, There are 50 many
good points about the Frigidairr-
drv air. no bother about lee, con.
stant temperature. But the thing
which Is most appealing to women
is the row Of little drawers, marked
off iuTo cubes. There is something
fascinating about those many ice
cubes all ready to drop into water
or place around cold dishes. Then the
possibilities ofscgcd for fancy frc"1-
ing, Cubes of frozen buildings, cubes
of iced salads--c? I YOU just see
Your table with delightfully."- arranE-
ed combinations Of cubes. sounds
absurd. but there ism I Womah IN
r. Ccntro who ism intrigued by
the dainty service possible # one
owns Frigidairc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

furniture in cUlorcd magazine
plates, now YOU can actually see and
purchase it at the /. V. Hardware
Company. The lines arc graceful
am artistic wiIhout destroying Il
substantial air that this furniture
carriCS-a and it is prominently sub
stantial, furniture for lifetime.
Where to bcrin on its individuality
Well, an outstanding feature is that
the wood is visible, around the back,
the arms and the lower edge is ma-
hogany of golden hue, hand carved
and frankly showing wood has
been concealed by upholstery for so
long. colors are unusual. Que set
is developed in deep green mohair,
another is Of self striped, taupc, mo-
hair so woven as to resemble cOur-
deroy. Arms are Of wood aud mo.
hair, but backs may either match
the arm upholstery or the cushions,
which are tapestry covered or Of the
new linen friczc. This material is
tapestry body with vclvcty
brocadcd design and usually of gaily
combined coloring. The occasional
chair "makcs' The karpcn set, II
may match the davenport or it may
form Il striking contrast, hut near
" all have wooden arms and few
are of the ovcrstuffed - style,
Seats are deep and shaped backs
fl against one rcstingly. Remember
this is the first display of karpcn
furniture in lmpcrial Valley and
everyone will be talking about it.
So-you had better see it for your.
self, and soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

The latest candies, called "dini
tapcrs are almost Il yard 10
They come in all colors.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

charm and, speaking Of types. tn
Francis Beauty Shnppc specialize
in types rs rcgart.s crcams, powd,
and rouge. There are 80 many co
lors obtainablc in cosmetics tia
the average woman is lost when
comes to choosing. Mrs. Mckil
ncy las made Il study of indy
ddlls a d can really tell YOU VIII;
shades and treatment your colo
in.S accoS. Talk it over with h,
md mike sure that yoi ave ,rul
descloi i'g your own personality.
Another costume of beige crcl
de chine with with ycstcc an
puffed sleeves of metallic cmbroi,
cred rcd georgctte, set off by re
hat with bicgc appliqucd design,
worthy of notice.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
There is a Hint of Hallowc

in the air and that means the
GINNING of the social season,
some reason that liallowc 'cu pal
start, them all. Unusual novcld
are in the shops this fall for pri|
and faNors, and il is just these III
extras that make successful emf
tanning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
Ice-BOx Cakes


As rule desserts that are gaici,
IL prepared havc Wi1e and we'll
deserved popularity. Eat upon Sec
onl thought. one that mry he made
S,.,vIal hoU~S before >c@Ning OF even
the daY before is also great help
t. the housewife who prepares her
cWr meals.
Irc-boX ca,;cs will come under the
LIST # desserts prepared tn" day be
fore They ave delicious and nour-
ishiny, since they are ma1r from Il
>pongc cake foundation with the
addition OF d custard and whipped
crram.
The fist thing You do is to line
the bottom and sides Of spring
form or cake pan with lady fingers
rr Slices Of sponge cake about one
r,ur'h +" one half inch thick. or
II lady fingers are used, separate
thrm and piarc the rounded Sldc
, toward the pan. Prepare the fill.
iug, then add a layer Of cake, then
filling until your mold is full.
Pace in the refrigerator for II.
- HbuIS. III llillHS VIII H'IN al
Ia the lady fingers and will be-
come firm. When ready to serve
remove the outer rim or mold, GOV
or top with whipped cream and gar
uish with chopped nut, or candicd
fruit.
Chocolate Ice Box Cake
80 lady fingers
y pt. whipped cream
cggs
- lb. sweet chocolate
) tbsp, water
= tbsp. sugar
Line ,hc sides and bottom Of u
small spring form, melon or bundt
torm with lady fingers.
! Chocolate Filling-Mcl' chocolate"
in double boiler, add sugar and th"
water with the yolks ri eggs well
beaten cook SLOWLY until thick
/ and smooth, stirring constantly.
When cool, add the stiffly beaten
whites of eggs. Place filling in
/ cake form, following directions
above.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Slate /, new shade of blue, rich
soft and universally becoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Pockets Of pastel ribbons wo'
together set off black dress n
".
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
Sec il At Brunk S Sunday. adv

The EIks Of Woodland, Iolo coun-
tv. are building home to cost
s5J 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Peggy saw black satin dress
with white. embroidered vcstcc,
and black hat. The first complete
black and white ensemble she has
noticed on the street, and very at
tractivc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15
Chocolate Ice Box Cake

Headlines that trli tine story;
ms WIFE $ AIM TOO ACCIIt
ATE.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Phone For Desserts That ) Il
"cw slogan but one We can adopt
since the Richard,,r Bakery open
cd jhc branch shop il N. @. King =
grocery. When you give your
grocery order just state what kind
Ct buns, cake. pics or fancy cookies
YOU w~nt and they vii bc delivered
with your grorcrics-hut don I for
get to say, Richardson > - so YOU
VIII be sure you are getting the bak-
cry goods W.;h tl,a "hoMc.bnkcd
flavor. This bakery HIS "A romplcr"
assortment, fresh daily ard if you
;,honc ear, YOU will fine they have
~ thing Vol may d,slrc.
The newest in glassware for the
table is called "footcd glass and
the lines are lovely.
It Has Arrived karpcn furniture!
lor have studied and admired this
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Gertrude Edcrlr THINKS Il rainy
day brings her good luck. Chang"
the platitudc to "Fin" weather. for
Gertrude EdcrlcS today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

"Why Men Leave Home ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Don t YOU love the piquanry of
the French cigarette dolls
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

Cotton is being raised as sue
ccssful experiment in the San Fer
nando valley, Los. Angeles county.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-15

1t Has Arrived karpcn furniturc.
\ OF have s'uditd and admired this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-19
Leave EN- on,
Advice of
Morgan
Health Officer Says Light
indies Best Year
Round.

1 .bough suit of combination under
To keep out the cold and chilly air.
l wore it six months without eXaggera-
ton,
But now l can't get 1t OIL cause lost
the combination.
II R, HERMAN G. MORGAN,
III city health officer, today was
reminded Of that old refrain
when advice was requested con.
corning the, critical question of
changin' 'em.
Now" said Morgan. THE mod
ern trend, and it is indorsed by
hygienic research, is toward light
underwear. Women have \ co.
operated splendidly along that line.
but for the man who has worn
heavies these winter months, an
ounce Of precaution is worth many
grains Of aspirin. Don't let a few
hours Of balmy air fool you. Leave
'em on and look for the worst is
better than take EN- off and nurse
the flu
Seriously, 1t is bit early to give
the heavies the air, that is f1gur-
atively speaking"
Those hardy souls who wear
lights all winter have the approval
of city health authorities. Dr. Morg-
an predicted one fine year all per-
sons would scorn the tonnage now
used next to the skin in these semi
temperate climes.
1.-The lights are winning gradual
ly," Morgan said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-19
YANKEES BEGIN
SCRAMB FOR
ROYAL H0N0RS
Only Twenty-Four to Be
Presented to Court
200 Apply.
Bn Times Special

LONDON, Feb. II. - Approx
mately 400 American women soon
will be scralnbling as vigorously as
the social amenities will permit for
twenty-four invitations to meet
King George and Queen Mary at
this seasons royal courts.
The scramblers will include wo-
social eminence. The privilege they
seek is that Of waiting for hours
in a motor car in front of Bucking-
ham Palace for the brief moment
during which they would be led be-
own names uttered aloud in the
royal presence the while they per-
formed a meek and graceful curtesy.
That is what happens to an
American woman when she is 'pre-
scented at court"
American embassy officials al
ready have received nearly 200 APP
pncdIlOnS Tor presentation. AL least
200 more applications will be re-
ceived before the courts take place
in May and June.
Presentation to the king or queen
at the court of st James is a mark
Of social attainment in every Amer
lean city from New York to San
Francisco as we'll as in British cities.
This year eight unofficial American
women. are to be present at each of
three courts by the American Am
bassador and Mrs. A1anson Is.
TIoughton. These courts will be
held at buckingham palace. In addi
ton all the wives and relatives of
members of the American embassy
staff will be presented as well as
relatives of American diplomats in
other countries who happen to be
in London.
\ A fourth court will be held at
Edinburgh, Scotland, but Americans
probably will not be invited, SO only
twenty-four invitations are available
to satisfy the social aspirations Of
about 400 women.