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Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

rothy MIX Brackenbury. Dane.
hstructor. 55S Adams. Phone
adv
uncll to Meet-The city tcoun.
iii hold a special meeting this
ng to consider water matters
also the proposed lighting of
street. Purchase of a street
per may also be taken up and
upon.
Are Prepared to take care Of
trade, anything in the way Of
Fms and fryers. Give us Il trial.
Todd, 1852 Woodward Ave-.
"oo' adv
cd to Burn these cold morn.
Phone 12SW for delivery. adv
tie Fire feels good these morn.
Phone 12SW for wood. adv
giar Arrested-Arthur Helm.
ID by Los Angeles authorities
charge of burglary was pick
in Brawlcy last evening bv
y Shcriffs Evans and Free
ind is being held for an Off.
ho will arrive from the Angel
onight or tomorrow.
2. 9Th, Palace Theatcr. Hub
Operalogues. Tickets 81 and
valley Drug. adv
Amy Lyons, Cstcopath, 7O4
fifth ST. Phone ~. adv
'da Blesy Dance Studio. 723
E. Phone 4llW. adv
I for Killing Dog. c. Me
is held at the country Jail
charge of killing n dog. His
vas set for today before jus
laHficld but has been post
due to the absence of the
Harry Findley, specialist In
IS Of eve. ear nose and
'2-:4 Div Bldg. Phone
adv
r. L. Palmer. Chiropractor,
ss system. Rooms ~ -. Sank
h'y E'dg "acro. lis and
adv
"A. B. Hanson, Dentist. EI-
specialist. Davis Bldg.
gs by appointment. Phone
adv
hern Club Orchestra will play
lcrican Legion dance tonight ,
cry night excepting Sunday.
ov. II, inclusive. : cent
al - hutton entities Won to
the sly nights. ENccllcut
"or. III Ccutro CITY Park.
adv
ver Stolen Car-A Star sport
r ear 1927 model, stolen from
wilkins of Brawlcv was re
AT McXicali last nigh;
the cffurtS nf tho sh.riffs
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
F RESNO WOMAN KILLED
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. j.-An in
quest viii probably be held today in
10 the j"a.h Of Mrs. Q. Kuzarian,
Who vs. !H over and killed Iatr
last nigh, 1y al automobile Driven
by carr t... .iolhc. La Mothr w.u<
wa~ not j. by police.
Tie tir~; 1876 Robe dc Sargent
prml'> wrt+ ~hippcd from Ni,aiia,
Ga!arc couNty. september :.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

A. B. Hanson, Dentist. EI-
specialist. Davis Bldg.
|gs by appointment. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

r. L. Palmer. Chiropractor,
rs system. Rooms ~ -. Bank
by Ed" 'acno. lis and
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
Here Is Meanest
Man In World
Ey United Press Leased Wiz"

DETROIT. Mich., Nov. 5.-.Iohn
Brown, 81. is under arrest on Il
charge of asSaul, and battery fol
lowing complaint OF four children
that after they worked n odd Jobs
uround lis home nc paid them off
with hot pennies which he pitched
on the sidewalk and urged them to
pick up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Tie san Joaquin delta this ycaI
grew 1000 acres of celery. an in
crease OF - per cent over 1928.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
Winter Travel Starting. Winter

Winter Travel Starting. Winter
travel TO Cnlifornia from eastern
roiuts is oettin" quite heavy, and
S,ecucrS frcm the east on limited
4rnirs avg filled with tourists com
H." hr"c to SOc"d the wirto" ne
""r'ir" t. Y. T. Fri22ell. district
FREIGHT and passenger AGENT of tn"
Southern Pacifi". This official
also cnl's attention of valley resi-
Acnts 10 the savinr that can he
r2ado IN round trim rates to los
Angelic tor week ends. Going and
,rtnrnino on Sunday, leaving u
'H:SG =, IN. and returning leavino
Los Nncefcs al IL n. m. the rate
:, a fare and tonth or cvcr $40.
The rate is a riflc higher going
Saturday and returning Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

yer Stolen Car--A Star sport
r ear 1927 model, stolen from
wilkins of Brawlcv was re
AT McXicali last night
the efforts of the sheriff :
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Harry Findley, specialist In
IS OF eve, ear nose and
."-34 Div Bldg. Phone
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
NEWS BRIEFS
IL From City and County,

office and will be returned to the
: owner.
DR.. T. J. Ruddy, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist Of Los Angc
! les, will De in the offices Of Or. Il
f. Cunningham. 5:;2 Main St., for
examinations and operations, or
4 Saturday. Norrmbcr 9th. Call at
ofiic" or Phone, III for appointment
adv
Leaves For Prison.. A. Me
, kcc convicted of cmbcZZlcmcntfand
given a sentence Of from one to II
years, was taken to San Quentin
pcnitrn.i1rv this rIGrning. He was
accompanied by 4 SPECIAL deputy,
lr" .A'cn.
Doctor w. Z. Lyons, Osteopath,
Physician q Surgeon, Dunaway
bldg. Phones, office 731. Res IA.
adv
Work on Garage Starts-Thc
foundation is in for the garage be
ing erected by j. II. Schneider at
Fourth and broadway, and the ma
terial is ON hand to begin work on
the supcr-structurc. The garage Will
cost $50. 900 for the building alone,
and will be equipped with modern
fixtures.
Violin and Band instruments.
Williams Music Studio. Telephone
IJ7. adv
Committed to Norwalk Acacia
ToIentino, a Filipino, was tried be
fore Judge Cole yesterday on an
insanity warrant. He was commit
ted to the insane asylum at Nor
walk.
Given S25 Fine.-Mack Settle was
in police court this morning charg-
ed with INVESTIGATION. He was fin
ed 80 by Judge Hervcy, and was
allowed until November to pay
the fine. otherwise he will be re
qurcd to serve out the fine i'll jail.
Holds Court at Bard-Iustice ].
Mavficld was called to Bard town
ship this morning where he will
hold court for Justice w. f.. Hen
son. who was unable To hc on duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Canta,oupc Bedding or other trac
t.r wors. Roy l.. Hayes. talcNi"o
Ihcnc 733. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
Called to Coast. W. Hucklcn

Called to Coast. W. Hucklcn,
local manager for the Inland En-
pirc Gas Comnanv. was called to
Los Angeles tins morning ON busi-
ncsS 10, the company. Work at
the plput is progressing ana WORK
- hrildip" the holders for the gas
i going alo"c with a crew Of about
- unn. Worh on til" plant VIII
s.ort ?s soon - tin achiucry is
,l,inpcl from Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

\ for Killing Dog. c. Me.
is held at the country Jail
+ charge of killing a dog. His
vas set for today before JUS
bayfield, but has been post
due to the absence of the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
Given S25 Fine.-Mack Settle wa

Holds Court at Bard-]uSticc ].
Mavficld was called to Bard town
ship this morning where he will
hold court for Justice w. f.. Hen
son. who was unable To lac on duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Taken To San Quentin. \. Ne
Kcc convicted recently of forgery
will be taken to San Quentin to
morrow morning to sc,Vc from Que
to II years. Ira Atcn, a Su"cial
deputy sheriff will accompany him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
Work on Garage Starts-Th

Violin and Band instruments.
Williams Music Studio Telephone
L5-. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Fined 60, rocedinC-Roy +. Gou
" was fined go for speeding,
h..yirc been arrested hv the troffir
SQUAD. He paid the fine and was
"ivcu his liberty. The case was
o.""scd of in .tndgc Ma"firld 5
court this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Given Suspended Snntence-Nich-
elias Alexander was before Jnd@"
lIcrvcv in nolicc court this morning
charged with vagraucy. He was
Given 50 dqvs in Jail. sentence h".
N" suspended in cas-" he leaves
town
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

=. 9th, Palace Theatcr. Hub.
|Operalogues. Tickets 81 and
Valley Drug. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Dance Six Nights for 81 TO the
Southern Climb Orchestra at new pa
rilion in FL Ccntro City Park.
Good floor. Proceeds 20 to dctray
expenses Of Arm >ticc Day cclcbra-
'lon. Auspices American Legion.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Are Prepared to take care OF
Trade, anything in the way Of
ehs and frycrs. Give us Il trial.
|. T"dd, 1852 Woodward Av..
700. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Get Va-Pcr Marcel, 1t 5 per
moment. PariSicnne Beauty Shoppe.
Tel. 7S3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Amy Lyons, Cstcopath, 20
ifth St. Phone IA. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05
Doctor w. E. Lyons, Osteopatl

Physician 4 Surgeon, Dunaway
bldg. Phones, office 137. Res IA.
4 =,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

cd to Burn these cold morn
Phone l2SW for delivery. adv
tie Fire feels good these morn
Phone l2SW for wood. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Pda Blesy Dance Studio.
+. Phone 4llW.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Tgiar Arrested-Arthur Helm
|d by Los Angeles authorities
charge of burglary was pick
+ in Brawlcy last evening bv
y Shcriffs Evans and Free
|ind is being held for an Off
ho will arrive from the Angel
onight or tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-05

Committed to Norwalk Acacia
Toentino, Filipino, was tried be
fore Judge Cole yesterday on an
insanity warrant He was commit
ted to the insane asylum at Nor
walk
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

PAID FOR
PROPERTY
Continued from Page y

INC to the reorganization plans
The sale will be subject to the
approval Of Judge James II. Wilkcr
son, Of th" United States court il
Chicago.
The purchase price was an artifi
cial figure. based on a minimum Sc
~ the cunt 10 cover outstanding
Indebtedness and in no way repre-
S"ufS the NalEc Of the road.
The bid WIS made by Robert T
Swainc and Donald c. Swaziland
rcpresenting tho purchasers.
Preceding the sale. Herbert y
Lupdhal, special Master in Chanc-
cry. read the long legal notice.
The transaction, ono Of the big
gc>t financial deals in years, took
place in the entrance way of the
milwaukee station.
1t took - minutes for Lundhal
10 read the notice Of sale.
Several hundred persons. all hut
Il few curious spectators. were gath
cred outside the station or crowded
ia the lobby of the depot.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
KNIFE y. :.
TAKES ITS PLACE
ON DINING TABLE

california is writing new para
graph in the American book of ctj-
mcttc, according to j. T. Saunders,
freight traffic manager for South
cln Pacific CO., who SAYS that let.
tucr knives must soon be added 10
the list Of table cutlery required by
the perfect hostess.
For years past, Saunders cX.
planned, authorities ON etiquette
have insisted that lettuce ut table
must De cut, Spearcd and conveyed
to the mouth entirely with the salad
fork. just try this on n sector of
crisp and tender giant California
head lettuce, and You will quickly
discover it is not so simple as it
sounds. Hence The need for let.
illrc knife.
From 9,7il carloads in 1922,
shipments of California lettuce Ia
eastern markets this year viii
reach the amazing total of 21,0oo
carloads, Il gain of almost POO per
cent in : years. In 1920 shippers
ON our coast division shipped only
q carloads of the salad drlicacv.
This year. from the same territory.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Mckee Will Talk
TOLOcal Chamber

Frank Mckee. connected with the
California DEVELOPMENT board. and
located at Los AngelcS. viii be the
speaker Wednesday at the weekly
luncheon Of chamber of commcre
at the Barbara Worth hotel. His
'iSii VIII bc 10 arrange prclimiuarics
for banquet of the California de
VcloHmcut board members which will
be- held Saturday noon at the Bar
bara Worth The chamber board Of
directors viii meet Immediately aft
"r the luncheon aud hold their meet.
ing. .hStcad "f in the evening as
had been the custom. 10 permit those
who desire to attend the union
Thanksgiving services.
Members Of the California devcl-
opmcut board hold meetings in Va
riouS parts Of the state 10 promote
Development work. and to make
themselves acquainted with the
needs and the progress both prcScut
and futurc OF all sections of the
state. To get correct data on various
sections. for the purpose Of giving
proper Information To- prospective
settlers and To secure data for ad-
vcrti>iHg California 10 people in the
east and south. 1t is expected sew
cral prominent members of the
board viii be present here on the
occasion Of the banquet.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
CATTLE ENTRIES
FOR BIG FAIR
CLOSE SOON

With the largest and best live
stock exhibition ever assembled in
this county already assured. Hugh
T. Osborne, fair director and chair
man Of the livestock section, an
n0unceS that but two more days re-
nain 10 list entries for that divi-
sion Of the Imperial Valley mid
winter fair. which will open at
Brawlcy, December /. Importance
is being added to the exhibit by
the construction of permanent barns,
which have already been completed,
aid will take the place Of the tents
of former years.
Osborne reports that exhibitors
who have shown at previous fairs
will be back 100 per cent strong,
and that in addition many new ones
have been attracted by the fcatur-
ing Of valley livestock, which will
hc made possible by the commO.
dious new quarters. The FL Centre
district and south end stock raiscrs
have signed up in numbers, o.
borne states.
Only cattle which have success
fully passed the tubcrculinc test
viii be cXhibitcd this year. Last
minute applications may he placed
with Osborne at the Southern Trust
and Commcrcc bank. FL Centre, or
with W. ". Van Pclt at the Braw-
ley Chamber of Commerce and
should be filed not later than We'd
rcsday Dt tbs week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
SUPPORT GIVEN
ALJBI CLAIM OF
HENRY STEVENS

COURT ROOM. SOMERVILLE,
y. j.. Nov. 222.-In an unhurricd,
orderly fashion. the defense in the
Hall Mills murder trial today slcad-
ilv built up the alibi. defense OF
Henry Stevens.
Witness after witness corroborat-
Cd even down to detail so minute
As the weight of blucfish; the
loan Of a fish hook and the color
of q Spaniel dog, the statements
Henry Stevens made on the witness
stand Saturday when he was the
first ma.lo witness of the defense.
1t was believed that today would
mark the completion of the individ.
ual defense of Stevens and that to-
morrow the defendants counsel
would turn their attention either to
Mrs. Frances Stevens Hail or Willie
Stevens. accused jointly with Henry
Stevens and offer perhaps as re-.
markabic an alibi for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
State Farm Body
Endorses Bill

Charles l.. Childcrs, attorney for
The Imperial Irrigation District. has
returned from the state convention
Of the California Federation of
Farm Bureaus held ut Stockton.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
of last week. While there he sue
cccdcd in getting the convention To
pass 4 resolution petitioning con
grrSS to pass the Swing-J ohnson bill
at the first session of congress which
convencs in Washington the first
Monday in December, and getting
the unqualified endorsement of the
bill by the federated farm organiza.
tion of the state.
Following the meeting at Stock
ton. Childcrs went to San Francis
60 and took part in the conference
regarding rights of way asked by
the district of the southern Pacific
Land Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
MRS. DUMAS
SAYS GAS TOOK
HER BREATH

~ had gas ON tho stomach sc
bad that / could hardly breathe.
Everything ate went against me
Afi"r began taking Adlcrika, the
ea> left me and ! cat everything. "
Mr., +. j. Dumas.
Ad'rrika differs from most mcdi
ejrc- because If acts upon BOTH
upper and lower bowel. II gives
I'll" system REAL cleansing. and
clears out old poisons which usual
~ cause sour, gaaSy stomach. nor
v"u~n"ss, slc"plc>>urss, headache.
just ONE spoonful stops GAS, and
relieves that ta|l hloatcd feeling 81
that you can eat better and sleep
+ better. Even if bowels move daily,
Adierifa bring out much additional
poison which YOU never guessed was
! in your system and which may have
4 long caused trouble No matter
what YOU have tried for stomach
aud bowels Adlerika. will surprise
/ >oJ. Clements Drug Store and 9th
/ cr Grueeisie adv
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Burnham Will
Succeed Fuller

George Burnham. Of San Diego,
well known in Imperial Valley be-
cause Of his frequent visits here,
has been elected TO the presidency
Of the Oceansidc Commercial and
Savings Bank according to an an
nounccment just made. Mr.. Burn-
ham s election fills the vacancy
made by the death Of F. b. Fuller.
former Imperial Valley banker and
pioneer.
Mr.. Burnham has lccn active in
San Diego business circles for over
90 years, and rs vic, president aal
u member Of the D"ari of direct rs
IF the. South 'rm ,net and Com
mcrcc Bank. has haC occasion -
visit the vallcy many fines. He !.
also deputy gtanl commander of
the knights Teinplar OF California
and has been in FL Centre in con
rectiOn with Masonic affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

/, s,.,s .ais s.s.s. / FIN, Il 9f so, --asy
Three. Mesieans were frrht- for in
vcstigaiion, Us they are suspected Of
being wanted elsewhere. possibly
rs fu@ilives from state prison. Onc
of the men had Young hoy with
him, who was turned over to the
probation officer. Their names are
Juan Raimarcz. +. T. CampaS ana
Romcra Sala2on.
Guadalonpc Romcra paid So for
drunkenness.
Two men who came into town on
. truck from the coast were ordered
ont Of the city.
The ease of Lillian Gasslalc.
charged with >la>hing another col
orcd woman causing her to lose an
eve, was continued till Wednesday.
Her husband had paid the hospital
bin. and Judge Ncrvcy withheld
sentence until a doctor bin balance
Of $50 is paid.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
NOTICE TO cRED1Toas

N"tic" j. hereby given by Geo. ".
Allen administrator Of the estate Of
August korhoncn. deceased to all
persons having claims against said
deceased, to present them within
:eur months after first publication
Of this notice. 10 the undersigned
at l07 Echkopf Building, FL Centre,
California. the place selected to
.rau>acr husir,-s ii sad estate, or
file then within saGI months after
first puhi.cqtjoa of this notice in
the oftir. Of Cork OF Superior
Coar., Ir}",.al County.
Dated tt lGja day Of Novcm-
hcr, 1895.
GEO. ". ALLEN.
Administrator.
Ja,. v. Gla,sford, Attorney for Adj
m.ui.trator. - - y 13 90
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Many Cases I'm
Police Court

There was motley crowd of
prisoners in police court this morn
ing the result Of the police dragnnt
over the Weekend.
r dose Yrabarra charged with petit
hrcenY bad his case continued nm
til "Wednesday. He had n quantity
81 women $ silk wearing apparel on
him when t'0nd, and rs Judge Her
Acv did moi know what use he could
eaako Of it. after consultation with
thicf Sterling Oswalt il was dccid-
81 "a hold him for investigation.
= lndcr Singh, Il Hindu. admitted
Loing intoxicated and paid Il fin"
ri A2j.
: 1in Everett for u similar offensc
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

HAYpEN-EWING - Thomas \.
HAYDEN, 40. native OF Canada and
resident Of Phoenix, and Anna Ew-
nlg, 20. native of Colorado and resi-
dent Of Phoenix.
GfELI.O LARGOS - Andrado
GUcllo, -. native Of California and
p Sidcnt of camno. and Mary Lar
gos. native of California and resi-
dent "f Campo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Thanksgiving Service.

mal union Thanksgiving services OF
Fl Centro churches will be held
Wednesday evening at the Presby-
tcrian church, at which time Rev.
Arthur T.. Schultz of the Methodist
church will deliver the sermon.
There will be special musical mum
bcrs appropriate to the time when
once n wear the people of this nation
pause to give thanks for the bless
ings Of health, peace' prosperity
All residents of the city, are given
cordial invitation TO attend Tho
service.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Indians Are Married.--This NOR

ing Justice I. Mayficld performed n
ceremony which united in marriage
two Indians from thc Camno rcscr-
vation beyond Jacumba The par.
ties were Andrado GucllO and Mary
Largos. 1t required two interpret
crs. An uncle of the bride who
could speak Spanish and Dick Co
hen acted for the couple. The
ceremony was first translated into
Spanish by Cohen. to the uncle Of
the bride. who in turn translated il
into Indian, and in this way the
two were made man and wife, after
repeating the words of the marriage
rites in three languages.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

Bean growers in the New Hope
district Of Orange county, after
gypsum application and leaeh'ng
for alkali, have ordered 80 tons of
gypsum. n" al Ca4 r ~.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

Everything is ready for beginning
the construction of bridge across
Inc Colorado river at Blythe, River
side county
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

The San Bernardino c0wtcstinC
association keeps two testers busy
cont inuously, with herds on tho
waiting list.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

The residents of l'nvcrSi
lIei"hts. Riverside, have decided
purchase land for n public park.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

Fred Lott, Lakcnort. Lake count
returned from fishing trim on Il
Klamath river bringing n AZ poll
salmon
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Valley Growth Startling


te shipped. 1eel'@ 4
Valley Growth Startling
. Equally startling has been III
Growth of Imperial Valley lcttuc
shipments. From 1910 carloads i
the l91S-l9 season, the valley will
during the c0minp season. send east
word more than li.500 carloads q
lottucn. The fnmns Californi
=" lcchcr"' hc"d lctMcc d"Vclorc
"nd pcrf"rtcd bv Imnrrial Vallc
Growers has created thousands o
ne'" lettuce lovers throughout ii,
land
"Thcr" ie no fincr lettuce grow
rhap in California and 20 this bcrr
Witness the fnct that All the natio
'"Nv cats lcttnce. Fifteen wears 40
lettuce was regarded as u luxur,
"shilc TO-DAY il is pS cormonplacc i
the average american homo rs oai
meal aud coffee.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22

Headlines Vou never see: Nu,
Nillr Wins, Just aS Sport Write
rcdictrd
Imperial Valley press., 1926-11-22
Applause Generous

Varied musical selection on a
panath"pe. loaned hv N,chola< No.
yak Of the Imperial Muse -. for
The occasion. also came in for their
applause. The appearance Of Mss
'ruick ~h" nix. who was supported hv
Mrs. Il. NJ. Armstrong aS accompan.
lSt, brought another spontaneous
oufhurSt. Annabcllc and Edna
SiiltI, in Il gay Spanish dance for
which they Wore colorful peasant
costumes, and Harriet Stafford who
did an artistic toe dance. most pleas.
inglv represented the BlcSv studio.
OF even morr Importance than
The approved film which was shown.
according to the Younger children
present, was the story of Tho
Mouse Pie, told by Mr.. Miller
Details Of the miraculous recovery
OF Whitcy' the kitten from his
critical illness when his mother fed
him mouse pie. held the audience
brcathlcsS.
Perfect department or the part of
the children attc>tcd t0 their apprc-
clatldn or thc afternoon enter
tainmcnt. As "A result of the success
Of the matinee. II j. planned to
make them frequent events.
\ number of thcatcr parties were
in evidence. Chapcroncd by Mrs.
Frank \. fosdick, FRANK and Mar
garct MouSScau entertained MARY
Lynn Lien, Mary King. John King
and David Roberts, later going +"
the h. II. Lien home 10 partakc Of
birthday cake in celebration Of
Mary Lynn 5 birthday.
Mrs. Leroy Holt entertained Ian
ice Allison. Jane Scott, Katherine
Nuffcr and Margaret Loud rs her
luncheon guests at the Hotel Bar
bara Worth, after which they at
tended the matinee.
Mrs. ". W. Apple had rs her
youthful guests Margaret, Doris
Nell and Robert Chcsnut, Elizabeth
Never. Max SoneS and James Peek.
Members of the Woman 5 club
board, patroncsses and q number of
mothers were noted in the audience.