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The producers news., 1927-06-10
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
BEGINS JUNE 18th

Beginning with Tuesday, June i4th,
the Sunday school classes at the
Lutheran Church Of plentywood are
TO have parochial school for four
weeks under the direction Of Miss
Mabel Foss, who was here last year
also. The five lower grades, or the
classes of Miss Hanna Nordgren,
Helen Hegland, Signe Heyerdahl,
Margaret Hanisoh and Clara Onetad
will meet from one TO four, and the
six upper grades or the classes of
Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mrs. G. G. Chris
tianaon, Mrs. S. H. Klovstad, Mrs.
VIM Hegland, Miss Mabel Nordgren
and Miss Dyste will convene in the
mornings from 8 TO t2.
The classes will consist of 40 morn
ing pupils and as afternoon children.
Subjects TO be taught in graded ar
rangements for eight classes will be
catechism, explanation of the Bible
and its study Songs will also be
taught TO the children. Glasses are
to be held in the Lutheran church
basement.
The producers news., 1927-06-10
BORDER COUNTRY NEWS

Miss Laura r. Anderson was din
ner guest at the farm home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G, A, Anderson.
Mrs. @. Willis, Mrs. +. y. Kirk and
daughter, Berniee, arrived visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs @. !. Shall
better.
Miss Edna Walkden is visiting Miss
u. Wilson
Mr. Clark Bliss and Mr.. Gordon
Willis motored from Minneapolis and
are house guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Anderson.
Miss Laura Anderson who has COM
pleted a successful term at the Me-
Harry school, Is visiting az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mellarry.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clawson en-
tertained at dinner in compliment to
Mrs. 9. Beach and daughter and Miss
Laura Anderson. Places were laid for
fourteen guests.
Mr.. Fred Hanson Of Flaxville, Wis
tied at the home Of Mr., and Mrs. 9.
|. Shallbetter on Wednesday.
The producers news., 1927-06-10
q GRADUATE FROM
PLENTYWOOD HIGH
Largest Class Ever Graduated From
Local High School Receives Diplo-
mas-Rev. Silas Fairham Speaker
of the Evening.

plentywood High Class Of 1927 was
graduated Thuraday June End, at
It's Commencement exercises held at
$500 o'clock at the Orpheum Theatre.
The hall was crowded TO capacity and
many could not get into the building
because Of lack Of standing room.
Royal Greer waa Yaledictorian Of the
class, Eleanor Stambaugh, Salutatori-
an. This was the largest class plon-
tywood has yet had, consisting of %
members. The program as offered
on that evening was as follows;
Professional High School Orchestra
Invocation II. L.. Calvert
"Amaryllis" Girls' Glee Club
"Gypey Love Song Girls Glee Club
Address, "The Call Of Tomorrow"
Rev. Silas Fairham
Vocal Duet, Lovely Night, o Tender
Night
Helen Hegland, Ruth Goucks
Presentation Of Diplomas
Supt M. 0. Glorvicls
"Almond Blosaoma' Girls Glee Club
FLOATING With the Tide"
Girls Glee Club
Benediction Rev, r. A. Clifford
Following are the names of the
1927 plentywood High graduates
Helen Crohn. Gladys Dodge. Olaf
Granvold Royal Greer. Raymond
Guenther. Helen Hegland. Kathleen
Kennedy. Louise knight, Orinda Le-
cy, Ardis Lee, Marguerite Lee Ray
Mann. Elwood Manney, Irwin Marsh,
Donald Nicholson. Mabel Olson. Paul
Olson, Gilmore palubieki, Gordon Pet.
erscn. Eleanor Stambaugh. Floyd Viii
lard. Icy Wolfe and Lynn York
The producers news., 1927-06-10
PIANO RECITALS
HELDAT ANTELOPE

This week there were held In Ante-
lope two piano reoitala. one the 6th
Of June by the pupils of Mrs M p
Oatby at the Lutheran Church and
another the 9Th OF June by The nun,ls
Of Katherine Marion at the aame
place.
The prograa Of Mrs. M. p. oatby'a
pupils was as follows:
f. Duet, Gaiety Polka paldi
Adolph and Nora Romatad
2. Recess March Martin
Loip Olson
3. Hungary Koelling
Gordon Iloven
a. Reading Family Traits"
Jean Oatby
5. Narcissus Nevin
Helen Larson
6. Vocal Trio Meadamea
Grayson, Olson. Hoven
Z. Duet, young America Weston
Nora Romstad and Lois Olson
s. Catch Me If You Can Beutel
Sue Clark
o Vocal Selections Mrs. Richardson
10. Duet, Valse Schumann
Nora and Adolph Romatad
II. Reading, Cured Helen Larson
70. III Trovatore Fantasie Dorm
Adolph Romstad
10. Cantilene Devaux
Nora Romstad
! Ia. Duet, Mazurta Krentzlin
Helen Larson and Sue Clark
Katherine Marron's pupils gave the
following selections
/. Trio, Robins Lullaby Krogman
Dorothy Richardson, Ardella Stone
and Marie Hedges
2. Wild Flowers Wenrich
Woodland Waltz Metcalf
Jerald Richardson
3. LaCzarine Came
Minuet IN G Beethoven
Walter Hanson
A. Music Among the Pines Wymen
Tripping Feet Bohm
Velma Clark
B. Vocal Solo, Moonlight and Roses
Lenmart
Helen leglant
accompanied by Mae Grave
g. Duet, Playing Soldiers Jesse
Dorothy and Donald Richardson
z German Song Beradi
Promenade March Beraldi
Marie Hedges
8. 2nd Mazurka Godart
Venetian Love Song Nevii
Helva Hanson
.. School March Streabbol
Prince Charming Waltz Foi
Ardella Stone
10. Montain, Sweetheart Heinz
Minuet l, Antique paderewsls
Donald Richardson
II. Duet, Frolic Of The Demons
Wenricl
Lois and Velma Clark
II. Dance Of The Roaebuds Keat
Stephanie Gavotte Czibukl
l3. pianologue, When Mother Sang
to Me a~ Coz
Marie Rib
accompanied by Mae Graw
Ia. Group Of Melodies William
Jsrald Richardson
Rustic ~ Spring sindinI
.r tHLoig Clark
i6. Duet, Boys Brigade StreabboI
Belva and Walter Hanson
/ ~. Glide Waltz - Vanderbee
Twilight Reverie Gu
Margaret Richardson
Is. Loretta Waltz Berald
Marie Hedges
10. Trio, Summer Morn Eggeloin
Belly
Hanson, Lois and Velma Clar
20. Vocal, Sometime, Somewhere,
Somehow Vibratu
J Helen Heglan
accompanied by Mae Graw
2t. Country Gar0ens Grange
Belva Hanson
%. Duet, Home Sweet Home
- Burguie
JernId and Mnrtrnrst Etehardao,
The producers news., 1927-06-10
Benetliction
CIRCLE MAN INJURED
IN FALL FROM HORSE

Circle. Earring Man Of Circle
whilb riding 4 supposedly gentle
horse. met with an accident the other
dav which proved painful The horse
SHE'D. causing The cinch to loosen and
hit Che horses feet, causing him to
iump aidewaya. thereby throwing Mr.
Man who laaded on the ground with
sufficient force Go become unconsci.
aus. lIe was badly cut and bruised
The accident happened on the Horse
Creel, trail. where he was found by
George Lytle and Harry Gilbertson
who took him home
The producers news., 1927-06-10

"That son of yours certainly has
got will of his own"
"Yes, that's why I'm cutting him
out Of mine"
The producers news., 1927-06-10
LUTHERAN CHURCH

A. NJ, Egge, PASTOR
No Sunday school until after Che
close Of the Parochial School
Services &C Dooley at / 4 a. m.
Confirmants meet after services.
Services &C Raymond at 5000 y, m.
Sunday school after services.
A term Of -four weeks Of religious
school will be held at The lutheran
church basement beginning Tuesday
morning. June IA, bt 0,00 o'clock with
Miss Mabel Foas ae teacher Parents
are urged TO send their children rcgu-
larlY.
The producers news., 1927-06-10
Choose Your Words

One day a man walked into a fur
store and said: .o..a ..I, 4.
II want to get n set Of fura like
the black ones in the window
"Oh, you mean skunk z" said the
salesman. hf.
(Ed. Note.-May he rest In pcaco,)
The producers news., 1927-06-10
LIBRARY NOTES

Thefc viii Do a atory.houf Tor rIlI'
dren at the Library on Saturday
morning. Children up TO eight yeali
of age should come at 1000 o'clock
Those from eight Go fourteen year.
nc t0.80 o'clock. Ten minutes Of
each story period will be devoted 70
posture exercises.
FRANCES n. WHEELER, Librarian
The producers news., 1927-06-10

Mrs. Chas r. Taylor entertained u
few friends at her home Monday az.
ternoon in honor Of the birthday an
niveraary Of both Mrs, Taylor and
son Carl. About fifteen youngsters
were present to enjoy an afternoon
Of games and luncheon. Some of the
parents came in 20 spend the even
ing.
The producers news., 1927-06-10

A ukeele and 80 yictrola records
were stolen from a room in Hartley
Hall. Columbia College dofmitory'
An those IN noighboring rooms have
perfect alihis
The producers news., 1927-06-10
Seniors Ilntcrtained

Mrs. Il. T, Lee entertained the
graduation class at her home last
Thursday evening. Games dancing
and luncheon eoisted of the evenings
entertainment and very enjoyable
time was had by all.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
Methodist Episcopal

Brigadier Bradley, the Salvation
Army S division commander of the
Orange Belt, which comprises all of
Southern California outside of Los
Angeles, will be the speaker at the
morning service at the Methodist
Church. Two eornetists of the Sal
walton Army will also be with him,
and will play a eornet duet. The
choir will render the anthem, s'On
Life s Highway" (Brown).
The evening hour of worship will
open at 7:30 o clock, when the pas
tor, Rev. Arthur +. Schultz, will
give an Armistice Day sermon en-
titled THE Real Meaning of Arm
iStice.'
The Sunday school extends an in
Eitation to all who do not attend
elsewhere to join one of its classes.
Our shcool is larger and better than
ever.
The young people meet in the eve
ming at 6:30 for a devotional hour.
This is an interesting service.
Tuesday evening under the aus
rices of the Ladies' Aid, a congre-
gational party will be held at the
parsonage to which all adult mem
bers of the church and congregation
are invited.
Next Sunday Holy Communion
will be observed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
WILL. BE GIVEN BY
CARD COMMITTEE

What promises to be one of the
most attractive social events of
next week will be the bridge lunch
con to be given by the card commit
tee of the Woman 5 Ten Thousand
Club at the club house on Wednes-
day. Luncheon will be served at |
o o'clock, to be followed BY bridge at
. O'Clock. The affair will mark the
opening of the bridge tournament
series.
An invitation to all club members
and their friends. as we'll as other
women of the city who enjoy bridge
is being extended by Mrs. James w.
GlasSford, chairman of the commit
tee. New comers to the city will
be specially welcome. The admis-
sion price will be the same as that
IN vogue for the bridge tournaments
during the past seasons, no addi-
tional charge being made on account
Of the luncheon.
Two prizes, one for high and low
score. will be offered. Scores made
will also apply on the season prize
to be awarded for the highest total
score at the close of the tournament
in the spring.
Reservations may be placed with
Mrs. Glassford, telephone 420. or
with any member of the committee.
Women who cannot be present for
the luncheon may come later for
the games. it is announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
Second Baptist Church

The church is making extended
preparations to take part in the In
pcrial Valley San Diego district as
sociation, which will convene in
Calipatria November 1l-l3. The
pastor will preach the Introductory
sermon Friday evening. The choir
of the local church will render a
special program of music, Sunday
afternoon. Plans are being made
to have some of the workers of the
association remain in the district
during the next week.
The pastor will preach Sunday
morning and evening. The choir
will render excellent programs dur
ing both services.
Hoo a.m.-Morning worship. An
them, "Come Thou Fount of Every
Blessing" (Lyon). Jubilee selec.
tions.
1880 p. m.-Evcning worship. An.
them, "Guidc Me o Thou Great Jc-
hovah.' (Finley). Solo-Miss Ethel
Payne. The ordinance, The Lords
Supper will be observed at the close
of the evening services.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
First Baptist

"Stack Arms,' will be the sub
lcct of Rev. c. f. Flanagan s Arm
lstlce Sunday sermon at the eve
ming service 1870 Sunday evening.
For this special patriotic service pat
riotic colors will be used and stacks
OF army rifles will be an unusual
feature. The music of the service
will be under the direction of Mad
anne Katherine Ward Kupelian and
will be patriotic. In addition to
the patriotic songs for the congrega-
tion the choir will sing 81 Salute
Thee, Old Glory by Miles,
and "We re Tenting on the Old
Camp Grounds Members of the
American Legion, Spanish War Vet
Grams and all veterans are especial
ly invited to this service.
AT the morning service at II o.
clock the choir will sing the an
them Jesus, Loving Shepherd, by
Gelbel. The sermon will be on the
subject, Hints from the House
holder on How to Use the Bible, -
from a parable of Jesus. The hand
W S'uich iciioWSHlp VIII De extend
ed to new members and the Lord 3
supper will be observed at the close
OF the service.
The Young Peoples s meeting at
e:30 will be led by the young men
who will endeavor to match the
splendid meeting put on by the
young ladies last Sunday evening.
Young people cordially invited 20
this service.
The Sunday school under the di-
rection of r. NJ. Armstrong, super
intendent, with a fine staff of teach.
ers is gaining ground every Sunday.
Those not attending anywhere are
invited to join some class. The
Men s Glass meeting in the lobby of
the Country Club gives a fine
chance for men to drop in.
The meeting of the Imperial Val
ley Baptist Association at Brawley
on Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week will be attended by large
number of delegates from the local
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
First Presbyterian

Sunday school $3.50 n. m. Lesson:
Amos Pleads for Justice. Amos
5: l, 2-15, 21-24. Read chapters
. and y. Golden Text: LET JUS
tice roll down as waters, and right
cousness as a mighty stream" Amos
SPA.
Sunday morning worship 1l:00 a.
III. Communion service. Sermon
subject: "A Feature of the Ideal
Civilization, = Armistice Sunday
meditation. Morning anthem: !:
"Come unto Me-" by Gounod-
Shelley. Sunday evening sermon
subject: "Peace, the Possession of
Adequate Resources.
Intermediate and Senior Christian
Endeavor at $3.50 p. m. Senior top
ic "What Should Be the Christian 5
Attitude toward War'' Matthew
$50, 3S-4s. (Consecration meeting).
The Guild meets Tuesday with
Mrs. o. G. Horne, 1910 south Sixth.
One o clock luncheon with Mes
DANES c. +. Coggins, and A. NJ.
Williams joint hostesses.
Wednesday evening prayer meet.
ing subject: "The Highest Knowl.
edge Philippians 3:s.
Personal Workers Conference at
the country home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. c. Hurlburt, Thursday evening,
1870. We cordially invite you to
ali services.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
State st. Christian

The new order of worship, intro
duced at last Sundays morning SER
vice, charmed all who attended and
met a great need. Its worth is found
chiefly in the fact that it allows
everyone present to share in the
worship.
The worship theme for tomorrow
mornings service is, "The Peril of
Moral Shuffling,' being the study
of an Old Testament character. Spe-
cial music.
Everyone was delighted last Sun
day evening with the addition to
the service of Mrs. Jenkins orches'
They will play each Sunday eve
ming. You will want to hear them
tomorrow night. The church has
just purchased set of new hymnals
from which the pastor will take his
evening sermon, 'The Life of
Christ in Song Prof. Todd will
be at the pipe organ.
Sunday school attendance contin-
ues to grow. The interest is run
ming high in all departments. The
hour is 9:30.
The Imperial County Christian
Endeavor Convention which is be-
ing held at the Presbyterian church
in Brawley, will hold its closing
sessions Sunday evening. The con
vention opened Friday evening
and continued through Saturday,
Sunday afternoon and evening. The
few Christian Endeavorcrs who do
not attend the convention tomorrow
oN ening will be led by Howell Pitts
and Chester Collins at $3.50.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
FRESHMAN CLASS
GIVEN RECEPTION
BY .SOPHONORES

In the high scool gym, gaily dec
grated for the occasion, the sopho-
more class gave a reception to the
freshman class last night. \ large
crowd was present and the evening
was spent in playing lively games.
The reception Is an annual occur
ence and the courtesy is always re-
turned by the freshmen later in the
year.
Chairmen of committees in charge
OF the party were: Social, Helen
Palmer: decoration. Betty MeMil-
Ian; and refreshments, Marie Bettis.
The main event of the evening was
an entertaining track meet between
the three groups organized as col
leges. Harvard,' Princeton, y
and "Yale,' being represented by
their respective colors.
Faculty members present were:
Mrs 4 H. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Ketchen, Miss Helen Wal
lace. and Miss Edith Hedriek. Much
credit for the successful evening was
due to Mrs. Keller and Mr.. ketchen,
sophomore advisers, who assisted in
planning the games and decorations.
A Chicago teacher finds there are
46s words meaning Glove : IN the
English language. Almost as num-
erous a sgrounds 70 rdivorce.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
WOMEN DISPLAY
/ GREAT INTEREST
! in LYRIC CLUB

A most successful meeting OF the
Imperial Valley Women's Lyric
Club was held at the Academy of
Music last night, about 40 members
being present.
During the short business session
which was held, Mrs. r. A. Chestnut
of El Centre, Mrs NJ. II. Huev of
Calexico, Miss Martha Ryerson of
Holtville and Mrs. NJ. j. Nerbovig
of Rrawley were elected as members
Of the advisory board. Miss Julia
Grogan was named as treasurer.
1t was decided that meetings will
be held on Tuesday evenings at
$50 O'Clock, the hour being chosen
Ia order that members of the chorus
interested in night school and those
from other valley cities will be able
to attend.
Under the direction of John c.
Canton, the first rehearsal was held,
and several of the selections which
viii be presented at the first con
eert were sung. Plans for the first
T9hlic appearance of the chorus
were discussed and the first con-
cert date will be shortly after the
holidays.
1t was announced that all who
are interested in chorus singing are
inN tied to attend the rehearsals, the
next of which will be held Tuesday
evening.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned by calling the secretary, Mrs.
Cali p. Harrison, at the county
clerk s office; Or from any of the
other members of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
Outdoor Ball
League Formed

An outdoor baseball league, with
four teams represented, has been
formed for the season, the teams
making up the league including:
Valley Steam Laundry, Leverett
House s Imperial Valley Cubs, I'm
perial Valley Hardware Co., Braw-
ley, and the Brawley Mexican team.
Games assigned to the Cubs will
be played on the FL Centre diamond
although the players are largely res
idents of Imperial.
Tomorrow the laundry team will
play the Brawley Mexican team in
that city, the Cubs playing the
hardware team here.
John Kepley has been appointed
manager of the laundry team and a
fast brand of baseball is assured to
sport followers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
HOME DEPARTMENT
LEADER ANNOUNCES
PROJECT MEETINGS

The following schedule of the
work of the home demonstration
agent, Miss Charlotte Wyard, and
the department s meetings is an
nounced for the remainder of the
month:
Monday, November 7, office and
board of supervisors meeting.
Tuesday, November 8, Magnolia
Mulberry, "Weight Control.'
Wednesday, November 9, Spruce,
Hats and Christmas Suggestions.
Thursday, November 10. office
and field, organization of club
work.
Friday, November II, home visits.
Saturday, November -, office or
field, organization of club work.
Monday, November II, Acacia,
Hats and Christmas Suggestions.
Tuesday, November Is, Eastside,
Hats and Christmas Suggestions.
Wednesday, November 16, home
visits.
Thursday, November II, Alamo
Verde, Hats and Christmas 'Sug-
gestions.
Friday, November 18, home visits.
Saturday, November 10, office.
Monday, November 21,2S inclu-
sive, office, annual report.
Tuesday, November 29-30, field
organization work.
A special note Of the fact that
Christmas suggestions will merely
be introduced by the agent is made.
The illustrative material will be
displayed and set of patterns left.
The project leaders will conduct the
follow-up meeting which will be on
Christmas gifts.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
Penny Lunch for
School Children

SANTA ANA, Calf, Nov. s.
While worried adults moodily con
template the high cost of eating,
200 little folk at Artesia school daily
bring to classes the penny for which
they receive a delicious warm lunch.
Nearly all of them Mexicans, the
cheap meal Is of more than usual
benefit. Soup made with a meat
stock, spaghetti and tomato sauce,
stewed or fresh fruit, fruit .jcllo or
other simple dessert make up the
menu. Sales of donated clothing,
together with the childrens pennies,
defray the cost.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
Yuma May Copy
Our Courthouse

Considerable local interest is at
tached to the election in Yuma to-
day in which taxpayers will vote on
bond issue for the erection Of a
courthouse, to replace the building
burned to the ground early this sum
lner. The bond issue is for 800, 900.
Sketches of the proposed new struc-
ture, printed in the Yuma papers,
show that the new county building
las been patterned after the Impe-
rial County courthouse. The gem
eral opinion in Yuma is TO the effect
that there will be practically no
opposition to the bond issue.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-05
No. 1275-Dept. 2
NOTICE
In the Superior Court Of the State
of California, in and for the
County of Imperial

OF CAM Oruld, IN ana 1OI LQe
County Of Imperial
In the matter of the Estate Of p.
I. Nice, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
administrator of the estate Of p. +.
Nice, deceased, has filed petition
herein praying for authority to
lease real property belonging 10
said estate and consisting of a
dwelling house and lot and further
described as follows:
Lot Eight (S) Block Sixty
One (61) in the Townsite of
Brawley, said County and
State.
and that said petition is hereby re-
ferred to for further particulars.
And further notice is hereby Civ
en-, that said petition will be heard
on the Eleventh day Of November,
1927, at ten 'clock of said day at
the court house in Ell Centre, said
County and State and in Depart
ment III Of said Court.
And further notice is hereby Civ
en- to all persons interested in said
estate to appear at the time and
place hereinbefore mentioned and
show cause, if any they have, why
the order prayed for in said petition
should not be granted.
C. G. MOUSSEAU,
Clerk, of Said Court
C. P. Harrison, Deputy Clerk.
Dated October 2lst, 1927.
Oct 26tl0