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New Britain herald., 1927-03-15
ACCUSED MEN REELECTED
WcStport COnStab!cs, Now on Trial,
 Get Pubiic Approval.

Westport, Mass, March 15 tI9 - Harry F. Sherman, Charles H. Hit and Ome- D. BriShtman, con- stables of this town on trial in the federal court in Boston on charges of liquor law violation, were re- elected at the town meeting yes terday. Philip sherman, another constable. also indicted after inves- tigation into the seizure of liquor from the stranded schooner Doro- thy Earle, was defeated by Antone Deandradc.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-15

night 10 answer a charge of over. loading his truck. He had been ar. rested last Friday by State Officer Charles Phelps. He was found guil- ty and fined $75 and costs.
 Eugene s. Boener Of Newark N. J. arrested yesterday afternoon by Constable Fred Cailen on a charge Of speeding. was fined s!o and costs. He was said 10 have been hitting s5 miles an hour on Farminston avenue. Grand Juror ". J. Foran prosecuted.
 Disturbers to Be in Court
 Ameiio Caruso of Newton avenue and Dominick Forgionio Of New Britain will appear in cour. to- night on breach Of the peace charges. They were arrested Sum- day night by Deputy Sheriff F. w. Furrey after they had created q dis turbance or a trolley car. l. is possi- bic that count Of intoxication may also be made against each man.
 Notes
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Plainvlle NJ. F.. church will meet this evening at the home Of Mrs Herbert Sprague or Forestvillc avenue
 George Siss Is a patient at the New Britain General hospital. where he Is undergoing treatment 10 save several fingers of his hand. He in- iured them Saturday afternoon when he caught his hand in a buzz saw.
 The executive committee Will meet at T:So o'clock tonight in the Con- gregational church parsonage.
 The Py'hian Sisters will give an- other Of their series of whists in Odd Fellows hall tomorrow night at s o'clock. Refreshments will be served. The public Is invited.
 Mrs. Charles R. Clark entertained the Woman's Federation executive committee al her home yesterday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Charles W. Moody. Mrs. stephen Dietzko. Miss Elizabeth Norton. Mrs. w. A. Bailey. Mrs. C. A. Bedford, Mrs Edwin Hills, Mrs. II, A. Castle, Mrs. H. S. Smith and Mrs. o. NJ. Baker.
 The Merry Makers will meet at 1:S0 o'clock this evening at the home of Miss Josephine Pesillo Of Harts corner.
 There will be q meeting Of the Girl Reserves tomorrow evening at the home Of Miss Emma Hills.
 \ son was born Sunday night 70 Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Salmon of Whit ing street.
 Tnnonlent. { rooms all inlnrnYe-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-15

The Berlin Motherhood club will hold its regular monthly meeting to- the home of Mrs. Stanley Galpin. Mrs. Galpin will be the speaker and will give all address on her recent trip abroad. All women are invited to attend. Refreshments will be served.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-15

During the month of February there were IS deaths. II marriages and fifty-three births recorded in the office of City Clerk Thomas E. Steele
New Britain herald., 1927-03-15
RUNAWAY HORSES l DASH INTO TRAIN |ne Killed, Second Shot Later, After Deraihng Car
 DRIVER REPORTED DRUNK
finance Board to Meet Tomorrow Evening-Paper Goods Announces Date of Stockholders Meeting and
 Reports of Past Years Activities.

James Tighe. 35. of Kensington
 ,ill be arraigned before Judge
 (eorge c. Griswold this evening to
 nswer to charges of drunkenness
 the result of a runaway and
 'reck which ended in the killing
 f two horses and the derailing of ne of the passenger cars on the
 Berlin -Middletown electric line. He
 'as arrested last night following ] he crash at 6:30 o'clock and bdged in the New Britain lookup 3y Constable Frank Brown.
 According to witnesses who saw he accident, the two horses were | |hade unruly by the clumsy hand- ing of the driver on Christian
 .ane and a runaway resulted. the |wo animals becoming panic tricken from Tighe's efforts to ontrol them. The horses were (wned by Ferdinand Olson Of Ibeckley and when they became kanic stricken they started for home. turning up the tracks at the |'eckley crossing and continuing long the tracks until they became kntangled at the trestle.
 The electric train with Motorman Cooper and Conductor Henderson truck the horses with terrific im- bact, dcrailing the front of the Train. Both animals were terribly |acerated. one being killed instant y and the other being shot by Of- fcer Brown. who was summoned Eo the scene.
 A wrecking crew worked on the herailed car for about five hours before through service was re- bumed. Passengers were transport ed by busses from the Berlin sta ion to the Beckley crossing until he wreck was cleared from the racks.
 The owner of the horses stated (hat he did not have any idea that |righe was under the influence of |iquor when he took out the horses And stated that he would not have let the man drive them if he had been aware that he was incapable pf handling them. Both horses were known to be docile animals and 1t was due to Tighe's tactics that the runaway occurred, it is alleged. .....
 The crew of the train which struck the team stated that they were not able to see the obstruc- ton until they were too near to apply the brakes. Tighe was sep nrated from the wagon during the runaway and was apprehended later some distance from the scene of the accident. Passengers on the train received no other injuries than a slight shaking up.
 Prosecutor Charles r. Lewis will handle the case for the state at the krial in the town court tonight.
 Business Meeting
 The Kensington Fraternal Bowl Ing league will hold business meeting and social this evening at 7:30 o'clock at Tabs hall. Kensing. ton. All team captains are request ed to report.
 The bowling league Is nearing Inc end of Its season and this year has gone down on the records as Neing one which attracted consid-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-15
ing Estimates op Fire Loss

The regular meeting of Rev. T. J. keena branch. Ancient Order Of Hihernians will be held at o'clock this evening in Eagles hall on Meadow street. Final arrangements will be made for the St Pa,rick's night entertainment 10 be held on Thursday evening in Red Mems hall.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

Only $500 for lovely old home of I
large rooms. Here you will find the pretty
reception hall so many homes do not have
today: the beautiful dining room has 3 large
hay windows and a pretty open fireplace: :
there is a large kitchen with pantries and
bedroom or library with about 8 windows
tile bath on second floor brick foundation
and basement and inclosed garage: hotiwatcr ,n
whose work has called him out of cltE,
herefore the sacrti"se- in m, price; ,o wHr,h Grnt
chickens. had splendid garden and mad" A
good hit of money off shruhbery Thls nome
s located in one of beautiful Takoma Park
finest sections. next door to S4o.0OO
estate, and is in excellent condition.
No cash-S7. .5OO--S55 a month for a
splcndidly built English gray shlnsle ,,;;c hnnga
porch: omen pantry with huilt-in REFRIGERATOR
tiled hath open freplace. hot-water heat
oak floors. A splendid buy; close to school,
stores and trolley.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

~ LAND NiL\Ch n
A very attractive story-and-a-
half shingle bungalow; six large
rooms, hot-water heat. electric
light; thoroughly modern and
we'll built; nice lot; we'll kept
lawn: located in restricted sub
division II minutes to 18th and
Pa. Ave.
Price. $1,000.
ELLERSON & WEMPLE,
7,34 18th st. Main 6O3
Evening star., 1927-10-09

$3.50 CASH-NE BARGAIN.
$50 cash. balance on easy terms; buys q
modern six-rOom home. colonial porch
good lot alley: white section. Make offer.
Lincoln S1S3.
o483 18th AT COLUMBIA RD.-EXCEL-
busy corner: $4,000 below value. OWNER.
Col, Aso2s ~ .xsxah--s, "a - .p.A ~
Evening star., 1927-10-09
sALE-sUBURDAN PROPERTY.
SNAIL HOUSE BARGAIN.

Large garden lot: large porch: electricity;
bus service: high. healthy location: near
end of new Edmonston road, Riverdale
Heights Maryland Only SlSOo: terms
Call after ) 30 at 1913 st. NV. Apt 1.
mr. phnpe Decatur .S.t93
Evening star., 1927-10-09

No cash down-as10. .ooo--Besutiful new
colonial home of g lovely large rooms in
development of high class homes. A pretty
center hall with colonial stairway divides
the spacious living room about ~ ft. long
with open fireplace from the cheerful dining
room. The kitchen is very conveniently
planned with open pantry and huit-in rrfrig
orator Th re are 3 large bedrooms sewing
room, tiled bath and fine attic: also garage.
Read this carcfully-Brck new o
rooms . baths. hot-water heat oak floors
50. 500 . blocks from bus connecting every
is minutes with 1lth st. trolley. 1@t floor
has g beautiful rooms and bath: .nd floor
2 rooms acove and bath. Good locatlon.
Lot. 50x15o. with privilege of buying more
ground Splendid opportunity for home or
investment Easy terms to rcsnonshle party:
Financial pressure cause of extremely low
price. Cannot he duplicated for less than
So 1000.
Lovely. new colonial home on corner lot
in fine location in District for exchange for
clear lots Has snlend,d rooms. s,eeplng
porch. built-in garage; This is priced right
and is u very pretty home.
'HOOSE YOUR HOME.
. LAWRI,
Evening star., 1927-10-09
SAIE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(COntinued.)
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
(Coutipued,)
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK.

] f nGm n @ 3 % a"d % ea~s see E s % .p"
basement
has
S
&c % sa n,f Ta e'm % w war n ?o trolley an" stores owner transferred
Evening star., 1927-10-09
NEW DETACHED HOME

NEW DETACHED HOME
Overlooking Bladensburg Blvd:
Large corner lot. 3Oth and
Evarts St. NE. In growing
community. Six large rooms,
pantry, attic; living room with
open brick fireplace. modern
kitchen; numerous closets; 3
large bedrooms; h.-w. heat;
front and rear porches, sleeping
porch. House 20 it. wide. Open
for inspection.
Price, $o,75O,OO-Terms.
~. Line. 67S3-J.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
Open Sunday
r. D. LILLE.
Lanrel prl az and csrroll Aye Aye Takoma Park.
Shepherd 30a2.
OUR REAL HOME VALUES.
CAR FARE

Lanrei and CARROLL Ave. Takoma Park.
Shepherd 3oa..
OUR REAL HOME VALUES.
CAR FARE.
I. Beautiful room and bath home. a
Water heat. electric LIGHTS. BE Beantiful % view. lew
F snssi ssoe $500 cssh s' and $50
5rGe% and hath bum
is1es Th small ms sat ss5h aS%s s"s
Lot siss,rs,1 sssGdd f1nsaow
siSo s19Soc ah fhuh s5 ns s@Ffn monb se Only saoSo
GaTYsr xassr sanfaoT bright 3" r4m spss
lot with plenty shade; only one car fare.
to to 5S shS9 sGs cash
o. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor,
945 K St. NV. Main 537l.
Takoma Park and Vicinity.
located where ysne; sKo, are Increasing.
On paved street. 3 squares to bus So 500
for this nearly new 5-room and hath bun
galow, with oak floors huIt,n features. ga
chaser.
Another 5-room and bath shingle bunga:
low: sleeping porch; attic; oak axe deors. o. Level
reasonable terms for quick sale.
Built for owner, home stucco hunga-
low over hollow tile: a number of, spe-
cial features. Beautiful flowers and shrub
berry: tile garage paved street: close to
ST 900 cash: discount for larger cash pay
ment. Silver Spring: new bungalow: s
rooms: till, bath. with pedestal basin. and
shower: oak floors: sleeping porch finished
attic: electric range: built-in garage: lot
50x220: $500. Only $3.50 cash and
easv terms.
rooms and bath. oak floors. bult-n garage.
electric range: large corner lot. Only
$1,000. $500 cash and $50 per month.
No renewal of trust necessary.
And l have many other. properties that
might interest YOU priced from S4.70O up.
G. w. VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar st. Takoma Park. d. C.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
.VA\TED-FARMS.
SAIE-AtREAGE

DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
snenild tract. containing l6l acres.
located only 3 3I0 miles from Me
mortal Cross az Bladenshurg. No
steam shovel work necessary. The
only large tract on this new highway
suitable for immediate DEVELOPMENT.
Can also he used for golf course.
country club or institution. Approxl-
rla'elv 1000 feet on the new concrete
road and within the new sanitary dis
t-.ct Can he purchased now ~
fEUre that YOU viii have 10 admit is
pT-EiXFss PRopFRRAAfFS DEPARTMENT
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
Realtors.
1912 Eve ct NV Franklin Q5O3
Evening star., 1927-10-09
WN\TED-ACREAGE.

farms. close in or on near highway: sale or
exohanee for city rrnperty Box 1923. City
p q or Adoc's 41SS
HAVE ABOUT SI5 600 CASH FOR ACRE
age within 20 miles D. G.: prefer Mont
ronery Co. or Va. on pike. Address Box
211-C Star office
25 TO IS ACRES-PAY CASH.
Nd or Va. within miles District Give
full details as to conveniences. etc. Ad-
dress Box 1924 Star office.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
UNUSUALLY GOOD
FARM VALUES.

ON OR WITHIN ONE MILE OF BALTl-
MORE AND WASHINGTON BLVD.
35 acres room home, barn. etc. spring
- acres : rooms and bath. elec-. heat.
acre. rooms and bath. cleo. heat
rarage: Sc 500
$50 acres: most desirable home and farm:
20 acres. house and outbuidngs; State
road frontage: Sl3?5n ,.n... State road
% acres no improvements Stdte io"u
frontage: $4,000.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

y. e. VALAND COMPANY
1910 Vermont Ave ". "3a.
trss, S:'S s35o6 G each eqnty 81 God eaeh Each;
i9l2-i9lS 4ith NW.-New Groom all
modern detached homes. SIO.500 each
equity. 81 500 both.
o29 9Th SW.-Business property and res.
ide ce 50 900: equity - 500.
sc~es. fronts 100 feet on new Ier II Hchwav
10 mics from d. G.. Sc 500. equity. "a 900
tradn for house in D. c. Or close by Va
Evening star., 1927-10-09
SATISFY YOURSELF
SEE 1909 LIVINGSTON ST. TODAY
ENZY-.'OM E'ORTA I'll .E-HOME

i0iiG lin =, EE3 rms 1Ity wa,er: i;.r'
sewer: $3.50. 4s2i Jsv st. N.E.--S rms:
cleo: CITY water. $1,000. CONVENIENT; .eFns
ooIjJ ''''' i'" '''"
MASS. AVENUE HEIGHTS PRICE ONLY
81 800; easy terms: modern sPmi-!ct1"hed
brick home of large rooms and = baths:
center hall u9u' metal WPdt0PT--fTlpUni
AMI screened throughout: hot-watcr heat:
elc'trtCItv front side and lawns uaN"i
alley extra lot for brick garage. = real
huv III one of the most exclusive residential
sections of Washington Phone Nam IfGS
Evenings and SUNDAY Adams $50.
FRISTOE REALTY co
Evening star., 1927-10-09
C&T,E-HOI-SES

So5 OOO-IN OLD CLEVELAND PARK.
overlooking Cathedral: near school. very at.
tractive, detached. broom house: largs
rooms. screened pOrches, two baths: alsI
maids room with bath; Gear garage: fret
time offered Address Box 303-C. Star office.
10'
BEAUTIFUL NEW STUCCO HOUSES
rooms detached; especially we'll built. eX
tremelr modern: garage: fine northwest sec-
tion of city. Builder must sacrifice. Won
Garful bargain. $40 500. CleVe. 561 wv.
Evening star., 1927-10-09

GROOM. BATH BUNGALOW. AMI. HOT
water neat; house in excellent condition:
lot 6Oxluo garage: near car ana bus lines.
RTrf M AUpSSch pSoae Ii7 5segson
NO CASH PAYMENT. $50 MONTHLY. IN
clude.s adjust completed S-room bungalow
on elevated fertile lot. S0Xl5O. with large
with artistic fireplace: five bedrooms. tile
modern improvements located in exclusive
lust off boulevard Owner and builder, ".
r. WILSON. Call Adams 568
LEAVING FOR WEST. MUST SELL MY g.
room h9uss iso amd; property has three large
fruit. beautiful trees. shrubbery, hedge.
large conservatory. for raising flowers: terms
can be arranged less than rent. OWNER.
Price. 10000 Call Hyatts. 1903. 9'
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED BEAUTl-
iul Virginia bungalow. Fairfax pl., Clar-
BUNGALOW-5 ROOMS: AN l.: 2 BLOCKS
from end l4th st. car line: $i.s00; small
Takoma i'iirn' Park. ark cIeve. cs 5Gst. 9'eI" %
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. CELLAR. PORCHEs,
attic. tile bath. hot-Water hnnt large lot;
Va. %'0" clarea"on '''1s 55a.I.G. H. 10:
are ar looking for. large yard, plenty of shade,
modern Aimpro vemcnts. This home is in good
condition and convenient TO cars. stores.
nl"': zAS'TzISdER S1 Si5 st 'sy n% 'is%i' MAIN
BRICK. PEBBLE DASH, 4 ROOMS. BATH:
Se@%ers,s, street, ,ds SriGsS to, eaicEa sass.
Evening star., 1927-10-09
SAIE-FARMS.
fContiouedl

i-9(3 ACRES. I-IDI ACRES.
lcro: 16 miles from d. c. Terms Address
FOX o61.C Star nffian
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
VALLEYITES ARE
INVITED TO JOIN
GOODWILL TOUR

Imperial Valley residents arc in
Nited to join San Diegans in the
'' Good Will' excursion into Ari-
zona. The sight secrs from the
coast will arrive in FL Centre at
500 clock on Sunday morning and
will return via INLAND, arriving at
Brawley on Friday morning. The
train will return to FL Centre from
Brawley, arriving here in the morn
ing and will start ON the return
trip from here to San Diego at 1:2O
p. an.
The excursion has been arranged
by the San Diego chamber of com
hicrcc which extends an invitation
to all persons i'll Imperial Valley TO
join the "Good Wilio tour. lnfor-
nation and reservations may be
made with ID. c. Ramsey, San Di-
ego and Arizona official or V. r.
Frigzell of the Southern Pacific Of
flee, both in FL Centre.
The itinerary is so arranged rs to
place the passengers in the cities
enroute at the best time to see
sights or conduct business. One Of
the features of the trip will he the
journey over the Apache Trail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
Local Golfers
Will Be Guests
of Yuma Club

On Sunday the Yuma Golf club
is preparing to royalty entertain the
members OF thc FL Centre Golf Club
on the Yuma Gibbs grounds
Matches between the mems and
women : teams of the two clubs will
be PLAYED for cups.
\ luncheon will be served for the
visitors at noon. and in addition to
golf. swimming will be available fo~
those who wish to participate in
that sport. The Yuma golfers en-
tcrtaincd the local club royalty last
year, and are planning to make this
years affair equally successful. All
members of the FL Centre club, and
members of the FL Centre teams.
are urged to plan to make the trip.
The party is to leave here at :
Z" clock Sunday morning. and all
who plan TO 60 are asked to notify
e. w. Rcmclc. secretary of the club
or Tom Gill by Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
PLANS MADE FOR
CHINESE LUNCHEON
AT GUILD MEETING

Plans for Chinese luncheon. to
which the public is invited. were
made al a meeting Of the Presby-
tcrian Guild yesterday, and April
- chosen as the date for the af-
fair. Tine meeting was held at the
home of Mrs II. III. CAY. 4SS Ell
Centre avenue.
Details of the organization FOR the
Chinese luncheon were planned.
Mrs. T.. p. Sargent viii act as chair
man, and Mrs. A. VI. Williams will
Ec in charge of an entertainment
program which will be given.
Mrs. Minor N. Sweeney presided
at the business session. at which Il
large number of the Guild members
were present.
Mrs. Cary served refreshments at
the conclusion of the meeting, as.
sisted hy Mrs. Dwight Smith.
Mrs. L. 2. Sargent will be hostess
to the Guild at it's next meeting.
which will be held ut her home in
Nav.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
ENTIRE NOS APRIL
FOOLS DANCE IS
A. SUCCESSFUL EVENT

One of the cleyerest affairs given
by the Entire Nos Club this season
was the April Fool 5 dance at the
Ten Thousand Club last night,
which was attended by large num-
Der of the members.
Decorations in keeping with the
general atmosphere created much
amusement Coat hangers wcrn
hung from the chandeliers; strange
potted plants composed of lemons
and onions on sticks: vegetable bou-
quets and clever placards carried
ont the spirit of the affair
Match dances included a flower
dance, a question dance where part
ners were found by the answers to
nonsense questions. number dance
and string dance.
April Fool pranks added to the
fun. Each member had been r"-
ouested to bring cup and spoon.
These were deposited on table
and much interest shown in the sur
prise refreshments until an April
Fool' sign ended all hope. Gay
Ounce caps were distributed during
favor dance.
Two novel dances which were
particularly popular with all pres
cnt were the clever numbers given
by pupils of the Wooda Blesy dane
ing studio. a popular bear dance
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06

Tucker, Mrs. Dan Scott, Mrs. ".
3. Johnston, Mrs Hazel Summers
and Miss Agnes Parmelee.
The next nesting Of tile club will
be Wednesday, April f3, at tie
home Of Mrs. Fred Waterman, vino
will be assisted by Mrs: Isaac Nc.
Bride,
The Community Bridge Club met
last Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Hazel Summers. A pleasant
afternoon was spent at cards, after
which delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs. Frank Vogt achiev-
ed high score honors, and Mrs. HON
er Spear, second.
Those present were Mesdames
Claude Smith, w. ID. Johnston, John
Zenos w. A, Swerdfeger, Arthur
Farley, Belle Mcmillan, Virgil Ed
wards, Ralph Engebretsop, Ward
McGrew, w. o. Pond, r. Neifert,
Homer Spear, Frank Vogt, Laurence
Richards, Miss Agnes Parmclcc and
the hostess. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. John Ienos.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
P00RN|ECRANC
misfortune

CHICAGO, ILL. - Another poor
American inventor has struck fame
and fortune. We had our Ford, Edi-
son, Bell, DeForrest, and now we
have Charlie Default, the Chicago
auto mechanic who gives to the
motoring world a strange, new,
simple invention that for only a few
cents cost instantly makes old or
new tires absolutely puncture proof.
1t is not a liquid, filler. liner or steel
contraption, but new, different,
proven success that completely ban
ishes punctures, rim cuts, valve
leaks, slow leaks, makes tubes and,
tires last twice as long and in.
creases riding comfort. No mors
changing tires, no more repair ex-
pense. Its amazing SUCCESS has
taken the motor world by storm az
the one sure puncture proof invef-
tion. Mr.. Defaults company wants
agents in every locality to Introduce
II quickly. They will send Fres
Trial and Free Supply 10 start
agents, with details Of $500 week
Drawing Account to evevyone who
writes quickly 70 Puncture-Eir Cor
porat!on, l74a Morse Ave. Chicago. :
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
GRANT COMPANY
NAMES KLECEL
LOCAL MANAGER

Russell J. Kliegcl. who has been
connected with the FL Centre branch
of the I. $. Grant Automobile
Equipment Co. for several months,
has been named manager of the To-
cal office, which set n new high
record for sales in a single month,
during March. The company is
making plans to extend its service
to its Imperial county patrons.
B. w. Lee of the San Diego of
ficcs and personal representative of
L. S. Grant has been in FL Centre
for several days.. supervising plans
for extending the business. He was
much impressed by conditions in the
valley and as the company is al
ready located i'll commodious quar-
tcrs he said this, morning that he
believed little difficulty would be
encountered in preparing the local
offices for new business.
Among the new services to be of
fcrcd the motorists will be a com
p,cte wheel equipment shop. Align
mcnt of wheels and handling of
brake Innings will be offered in this
new branch. Mr.. Lee also said that
the office would be able to handle
the strengthening of disc wheels
through its San Diego department
for valley patrons. Previously this
business was all handled in Los An
geles and while the switch to San
Diego will expedite this service
to great extent the company hopes
to equip the local shop with similar
service.
The T.. $. Grant Equipmcn. com,
pany was established here in 1925
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
MRS. J. E.. BROCK
ENTERTAIVS FOR
NJ. T.. LADIES' AID

Thirty five members of the Meth,
cdist Ladies' Aid gathered vcster-
day at the country home of Mrs. i.
+. Brock. where they cnioyed an
elaborate pot luck luncheon served
by the hostess, assisted by Mes
danes y. A. Contos and Leslie Me
Connell.
4 short business session followed
the luncheon. \ program, An
Afternoon with the Weslevs, was
given under the direction of Mrs.
Jones. In addition to an interest
ing talk on these great leaders, Mrs
ChnrltS f.. Soncs read one of the
Wesley hymns. and Mesdames Joe
King and James Maxwell sang an
other.
The next meeting will be held ut
the home ii Mrs Charles l.. Child
trS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-06
Mrs. Charles Forsberg
Hostess TO Members
of Emmanuel Circle

Members of the Emmanuel Circle
crioyed delightful day at the
country home Of Mrs. Charles Fors-
borg Yesterday. about % members
accompanied by their children be
ing present. \ delicious pot luck
luncheon WAS served at noon.
The afternoon was devoted to
games and an entertainment pro-
gram given under the direction of
Mrs. Forsberg. Mrs. Richard Jones.
Mrs. Paul Coglrv and Mrs. G.. W.
VI Nhislrr.
Mrs. Albion Miles lead the drvo-
tions which opened Il short business
:, ssion. Plans were made by the
members to meet at the Baptist
hurrh next Tuesday for u .'house
cleaning session.