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BY GARDNER MACK
KFNF-shenandOah-IlIO-21O

Observation-Disclosures
8 D. m.-Concert.
KMA-ShenandOah- 6O-S04.B
2 p. m.-Instrumental Trio; Talk;
KsD-St. Louls--S5O-S4B
s D. m.-WEAF Program.
KMOX-St. Louig-1OOO-2
II D. m.--Dance Music.
WEW-+St. LOuis-8SO-35&.5
p. m.--Musical Program.
Observation-Disclosures
. $3.50 3. m.-Studio Program.
WCBD-ZiOn City-67O-3a4.6
D. m.-Classical Concert.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
d. m.-Dance Music.
KDKA-E. Pittsburgh-050 -S15.6
1885 p. m.-Grand Theater Revue.
WCsH-POrtland-s SO-S6l.2
8p. m.-Strand Theafer.
9p. m.-WEAF Program.
WCAE-PlttNbuFgh- 6S0-B15
D. m.-Musie Hour.
8 p m.-WEAF program.
II p. m.-Maggio's Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
1:30 p. m.-Beech Nut program.
SD. m.-WEAF program.
WLW-Clncinnatl
Z D. m.-The Bandbox Boys.
1880 D. m.-Organ.
s. p. m.-crosley Orchestra.
8:AS D. m.-AccordiOn and baritone.
p. m.-Cohcert Orchestra.
10 D. inland O'Dance Music.
MISUNDERSTANDING
1880 p. m.-Hawaiian Entertainers;
8p. m.--WEAF program.
10 p. m.--Maids Of Melody.
WMAK--Bu9falo-66O H46
p. m.-Buffalo Theater.
1850 D. m.--WGY program.
\ D. m.-Musical program.
10 p. m,--Irish Folk Songs; Old Melo'
1870 :; m;orgsS; .oo-,o.
1880 p. m.--WEAF program.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
p. m.-MusIcale.
1880 p m.-WEAF program.
p. me-Air cruise; Rine's Orchestra
WJAY-CIeveland-
p. m.-Dance music: scores,
8 p. m.--Melody hour.
3 p. m.-Voeal program.
$3.50 p. m.-tnstrumental: scores.
-CIeveiand- SO-s65.5
1880 p. m.-Violinist.
p. m.-Dance Orchestra.
. p. m.-The Bltzefs.
10 p. m.-Dr. Roueche's Orchestra.
II D. m.--Romo Failrs Orchestra.
WTAM-CleVeland-4-5 -390.6
Z p. m.-WEAF program.
10 p. m.-Studio program.
II 3. nl.--Dance orchestra.
KSO-ClaFinda--132
1850 D. m.-Musical program.
WFAA--Dallas--6OO -Ae0.5
l 1:Ab p. m.--Baker. Hotel mus1c.
$3.50 .. m.--Carl Green's Violin Choil
IL p. in.--Thsater Hour
WOC-DaVenpOFt-8
Z D. m.-WEAF program.
p. m.-Studio program.
10 .. m:--Crescent Music Hour.
WHO-Des MOlnes--B60- 1854
1883 D. m.--Younker'B Orchestra
$50 D. m.--The Vietorlans.
$3.50 D. fi.--Bankers String Trio.
EVansville--1270-2S6
| Q p. m.-Request program.
10 p. m.-PleasuTe PIX. program.
| WBAP-FOrt Worth-6oO-499.1
1 $3.50 D, m.--Musical program.
| 1880 p. m.-Scores; concert.
/ 11:3O D. m.-Mexiean Orchestra.
| KTHS-HOt SpFings--5eO-3e4.4
| p. Morgan: Arlington Orchestra
| D. m.--Soprano: banjoist.
WDAF-Kansa0 City--SlO-370.2
l .. m.-"Sehpol Of the Air.
D. m.-WEAF program.
| 10 p. m.-Kaufpan's Orchestra.
12:l6 a. m.--NighthaWk Frolic.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| D. m.-WEAF program.
adelphia--740-40Ss2
$3.50 D. m.-Dance orchestra.
delphla--500-b08.s
$3.50 p. m.--WOO Trio.
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WJZ-New YOrI5-Se0-4BI
p. m.-Dog talk--"Collies."
6:15 D. m.-The Granadaa.
$3.50 .. m.-Traveiogue.
.. m.--Stromberg Carlson Hour.
5 p. m.-The COntinentals.
. p. incorrect time; musicale.
$3.50 .. m.-PennsylvanIa Roof Or
o WMCA-New York--s1O-s7O
D. m-Radio Franks.
p. m.-Pianist; Young Artists
s:45 p. m.-Entertainers quartet.
$3.50 D. m.-Tenor.
10 p m.-Golden's Orchestra.
WNYC-New YOrh-670-520
p. m.-Sports talk; trumpeters;
p. m.-Dr. Frank .ylziteIly.
$50 D. m.-Pianist.
$40 p. m.-Health talk: Government
WRNY-New YOrk-OsO-3O9
p. m.-Edison hour Of music
D. m.-Bright Star Trio; tenor.
$50 p. m..Hugo Gernsback, "A
SIS 3. m.~Hundred dollar contest.
p. m.-Johnny Johnson's Orchestra.
10 D. m.-Ciyic service bureau hour.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
z p. m.--Minstrels.
1880 .. m.--Vogt's PippinA
p. m.-Program.
. D. m.-Entertainers Gospel Singers
ESQ ,. m.-Billy Hays Orchestra.
WIP-Rhtladelphta--
$40 p. m.-Concert orchestra; mar.
kets
s D. m.-Uncle Wip.
p. ms-Tenor.
T:IB D. m.--Metropolitan String Band
e:15 D. m.--Norwegian soprano.
$3.50 .. n.--Eandolin string ensemble
D. m.--Moyie broadcast.
$3.50 p. ms--Nat Lanin's Orchestra.
Suburban and city apartments FOL
rent can be easily secured after reading
the up-to-date listing In tOday's Classi
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DISTANT STATIONS

WSB Atlanta 6SO-475.0
D. m.-WEAF program.
D. m.-Blanche and Chick Wilson.
$3.50 D. un.--Masonic program.
HAS D. m.-Vie Myers Orchestra.
Contemporaries
D. m.-WJZ program.
8 p. rn.--Studio program.
1890 D. m-Congress Carnival.
KFKB-AIilfOPd-12
1880 D. m-Health lecture: concert
IL p. m.-HeAlth lecture.
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SILENT STATIONS

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VOL. KFUO.
Nearby-WHAZ, WILT. lWABC.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
new CLUB HOUSE
WILL. BE BUILT
ON THE EASTSIDE

Plans for the erection of club
house are being made by the Wo-
man s Civic Improvement Club of
this city. The building will be To-
Gated near Second and State streets
and is to be 20 by 20 feet. \ main
auditorium, library room. tea room
kitchcnette and cloak rooms will be
included III the structure. The build
ing will be used exclusively as a
club house and community center
Work will begin at an early date,
ii is announced, so that the club
house will be completed by Septcm-
Der |.
A meeting of the club was held
at the home of Mrs. Lee Adkins on
Commercial avenue Thursday eve
ming. Plans for the club house,
toward the building of which each
member is heavily pledged, were
discussed.
Refreshments were served bv the
hostess at the conclusion of the en-
joyablc evening.
Those present were Mesdames S.
Mckinney, j. Naples, s. Frazier,
{. w. kuykcndall, George Davis, J.
Roberts, w. L. Douglas, r. j. Bur
leigh, j ID. Graham, h. Allen. J. r.
Bell, II. l.. Burleigh and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
State St. Christian

At the 1918 worship hour the
pastor will preach the first of a
series of sermons on the Christian
church and her people, the Disciples
of Christ. The series will be IN
preparation for the evangelistic
meeting which opens April ;, with
Il view to making the position of the
Disciples clear to prospective mem,
hers. The sermons will not be argu
mcntativc and will in no way dis
parage the teaching Of other church
es and their contributions to rclig-
ions progress. The sermon tomorrow
morning will be, The History and
Development Of the Disciples of
Christ. Special music by the ehor-
us choir.
The church is observing "Bibh
Night at the go hour. Members
and others are invited to bring
their Bibles, especially those Ia
which some special interest attach
cs. y prize Will be given to the
owners of each of the following:
the largest. the smallest, the oldest
and most unique Bibles in foreign
language and Bibles to which som"
remarkable story attaches are also
desired. These Bibles Will hc plac-
60 on exhibit. Al This service, aiso
he pastor will answer -four ques
tuns concerning the Bible which
wcrc'Plaeed in the question box last
sunday evening. "
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Davis Represents
Local District

Arthur Z. Davis, formerly di-
rector in the reclamation burcan
and one of the members OF the
California Commission in the Trl
state conference which will be held
soon, represented the Imperial Irr-
igatiom District at II meeting held
in san Franciso last night. Numcr-
Gus state executives and other
notables. including Attorney Gen.
eral Webb, were present at the
gathering.
Mr.. Davis gave short address in
which he called the attention of the
meeting to the many advantages of
the Boulder Dam project to Calf
ornia In his address he pointed To
the Colorado river as one of the
states biggest resources. He told
Of conditions in Imperial Valley and
explained how the construction of
the huge dam would effect this
vicinity.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Loses No Time In
Quitting Town

Joe Cox, self admitted inmate OF
various insane asylums at times
showed no lack of judgement when
arranged before Judge Hervey this
morning.
He admitted to the Judge that
he was sleeping in an automobile
when arrested by Patrolman Roscn-
quest last night and when the .Iudge
intimatcd that he would be above !
freedom if he got out OF town in
side of 50 minutes he Immediately V
pleaded guilty to Il charge of vag-
rancN.
"All right, YOU have 30 minutes
to get out of town. the judge de.
clarcd.
Cox waited for nothing and in
less than 10 seconds was breathing
outdoor air, The iailor called after
him TO find out whether or not h.
had any property at the Jail bu,
Coz failed to heed the call.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
New Schedules
Start Sunday

The new train shcduies for the
Southern Pacific and San Diead
and Arizona railroads will 90 into
effect tomorrow. These schedules
give the valley much better serv.
Zee III practically all departments
Better connections with trains go
ing East will be afforded, an extra
train service both to. and from Los
Angeles is installed and the time on
trains running between Yuma an,
San Diego changed, new trains be
ing installed.
In the change of program the
service rendered the valley by the
Apache, Train No. l., is dis
continued but connections will l..
made with this train by motol
trains. These motor trains will take
care of ali of the business pre-
Viously brought into the valley BY
the Apache. y In addition ths
Argonaut, will make the stops
previously made by the = Apache
IN the valley.
The Apache,'' Train No. Ii
westbound, will continue to scrv,
the valley as previously.
y complete schedule for the neH
motor train service as we'll rs Il de
tailed explanation of the change ii
steam train schedules appear III IN
advertisement III this Issue.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
|G0T0ChurchS Surlda7
First Baptist

Sunday School 9:45 4. IN. r. NJ.
Armstrong, superintendent. Parents
and young folks are cordially invit-
ed to attend the school. There are
classes for men and women. An
nouncements about the Sunday
school party will be made Sunday.
Morning Church Service IL a. m.
Special music by the choir and ser
mon by the pastor entitled "Mind
Your Own Business.
Young People S b. Y. p. L. rally
of the valley, with basket dinner
and program in the city park at l
p. M.
Young people S meeting $3.50 p.
M, Earl Poole.
Junior Union $3.50 p. m.
Evening church service 1880 p. m.
Special music by the young people S
chorus and sermon by Rev. g. L.
Flanagan.
Tuesday evening, 7:30, "Negro
Nationality Night, with fine pro-
gram furnished by members of the
Second Baptist Church and residents
of the East Side.
Wednesday evening, 7:30, mid
week service and prayer meeting
with survey study of the book of
Acts, Chapters 1920.
Strangers are cordially welcomed
to all services.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
SECOND BAPTIST

The pastor will preach at boti
services tomorrow. All the member,
of the church are urged to be pre-
sent and participate in the re
l9ious services. During the after
noon there will be held in Brawlc,
united service of all the Mis-
sionary societies and Young People 5
organizations of Imperial Valley
The Young People 5 meeting will
adjourn in sufficient time for all
persons to return to their respective
churches.
This church will Join with others
in observing the Intcr-racial mcctiu .
to be held in the First Baptist
church of this city Tuesday even.
ing. y splendid program of must,
reading and addresses is being pre-.
pared. \ united prayer is being pre-.
fcred that much good will result
from these meetings.
y cordial welcome to all is cX-
tended, to attend the services Of
the Second Baptist Church.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Central High
School Notes
By MARGARET EIDE
(High School Reporterl

Next Wednesday in the high
school auditorium the preliminar,
try-out will take place to choosc
II Central Union representative for
the county high Sedool oratoricai
contest to be hcll in CuIip@tria OF
April 1st.
Each school i, entitled tc one con
tcStmt. and the winner will receive
a loving cup from the Federated
Women S Clubs of Imperial County
which are responsible for the con
test.
The orations are 10 be selected
from standard authors or wei
known speakers, and must not ex-
ceed twelve minutes in length. Of
the first contestants who will speak
on Wednesday,. five viii be chosen
to compete in another preliminary
contest befo e. -dc .iudnnt body 6:
Il gcncrIl assembly. The one sclec-,
ed from tlcsc five will be Central
Union = representative at Ca'iplt-
ria
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
INFORMAL BRIDGE
PARTY GIVEN FOR
COAST VISITORS

Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Odin
Thaanum of san Diego. who are
their guests formthe weekend, Mr.
and Mrs. =. A.Ehaanm gave An
informal bridge party at their home
last night Mrs. Hugh r. Osborne
and W. J. Strickland were prize
winners at bridge.
Assisted by Mrs. Osborne and
Mrs. Strickland. the hostcss served
u rcfrcshmcnt course at the ronclu-
sion Of the games. Informal music
and dancing added to the mcrri-
mtnt of the evening.
This present included Mr.. and
Mr>. W. j. Strickland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl. 6. b.vi>. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
T. O>'.rrt, Miss Evalvu Boman.
Chan Livingston. zee Nuffer. Mr..
and Mr.. Odir Thaaninn and the
host ;nd tf>to>>.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Methodist Episcopal

Sunday at the hour of morning
worship the speaker will be Miss
Jennie Reid Of Montcvidco, Crugu-
ny. Miss Reid is the sister of vii
liam j. Reid of this city. She has
spent - years in South America
and will give vivid presentation
of life and conditions in Uruguay,
The pastor will preach in tn"
evening on the subject, "A Tight
Grip. Spccial music at the morn
ing service will consist of an an
them, go That | Had Wings Like
Il Dove, - (Williamsj M mcl-
zo-soprano solo, "SuppIiration. =
(Bcam,) by Miss Margaret Collins.
Epworth League DEVOTIONAL
meeting at G:30 p. M. A live meer-
ing for young people.
Sandas School ut 9:lj u, m. Class.
.cs fer everyone.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Round Table Members
Guests of Mrs. Gill
At Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Tom Gill was hostess at an
informal luncheon yesterday, en-
tertainimg the members of the
Round Table Mt her home Pink and
green were used in the color scheme
carried out on the luncheon table,
which was cemtcrcd with pink swecr
peas, Dainty place cards marked
the covers for thos" present.
Mrs. Roy f. Breedlove won the
high score prize in the afternoon 5
bridge contest.
Those present included Mrs. Mar
Tin 3. 0 'Brieu, who was a guest of
tie c,uh Mrs. G. +. Coggins, N. =.
Roy f. Brcedlovc, Mrs. Robert 3.
kepley, Ms. .ICih Stewart Ross,
Mrs Forrest kutz, Mrs. Robert
Campbell and Mrs. Gill.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
MRS. {. COLLIER
HONOR GUEST AT
F4REU ELL PARTY

Mrs. A. l.. Graves and Mrs. Rus
sell Graves entertained recently at
the country home of the former
complimentary to Mrs. c. Collier
who is leaving soon for an extended
visit i'll the east. Paddy S pigs,
snakes, and other decorations help
ed to carry out the st. Patrick $
day motif.
y feature of the afternoon was a
handkerchief shower given to honor
the guest. Little Wilma Graves.
impersonating I'm Irish fairy, ear
ried the gifts to Mrs. Collier.
Mrs. y. w. Brian gave a delight
full reading, which toiJ of the origin
of st. Patrick $ day. Mrs. William
koon of Brawley. also gave read
ing, and Mrs. Collier sang an Irish
song. Much merriment was deriv-
ed from an imaginary trip to Ire
land, which the guests described.
Dainty Refreshments were served
by the two hostcsstss
Guests present were Mesdamcs
Collier, Johnston, G. :. Reed, Wes.
ley He'll Walter Rayburu, +. Shaw,
\. W. Brian, c. IL. Greenwell, Paul
Boman, j. Frohly, j. Sweeney, 5.
Lingo, Griggs, Irwin Maupin, f. NJ.
Maurer. 7. King, Ernest Sanders, j.
Pitts, Steele. Lucken. John Carmich.
ael, f. Trey, w. Cheverton, S. Lcf-
fingwell, W. +. Hancock, ]. 5,
Larcw. Daniels, Shorts, Oscar
Sweeney, Il. l.. Palmer, Wade, AL
len. &. Finlay, Vaughn, John Jag
ger. Button and Barber.
Outoftown guests were Mrs. NJ
CharmacheI, Chicago. Mrs. II. Lar
! sen. Imperial, Mrs. William Koon,
Brawlcy and Miss Dorothy Collier
san Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
LOCAL CLUB WOMEN
ATTEND MEETING OF
HOLTDILLE CLUB

Before large audience which at
tended the meeting of the Holtvillt
Study Club yesterday. Mrs. w. u
james of IIanford. state Federation
chairman Of child welfare, drlivcr
cd a fine talk ON the work of that
department Of the federation. \
group of I'll Centre club women
motoreG over to hear her.
Mrs. James explained how child
welfare work has been developed by
the federated women : clubs. She
ttold of the value of public clinics
and work of her department with
regard to the prenatal period. the
baby, the prc-school aye, work done
in the schools and the program or
corrective and preventative work
sponsored.
At the conclusion OF the meeting
an informal reception was given
complimcntiug Mrs. james.
Mrs. James WAS also the guest of
honor at an informal luncheon given
by Mrs. W. II. Mcycr>. president of
the Holtville club, al her home i'm
mediatcly preceding the meeting.
Gucsts present included Mrs. +. d.
Jacobs of this city, Southern Dis
trict chairman of child welfare,
Mrs. Ernest Edwards, county chair
man, Mrs. Albert ". Hale, presi-
drnt OF the Woman'o Ten Thousand
Club, and Ms. Wood, county chair
man OF home economies.
Others motoring over from here
tor the afternoon meeting were
Mrs Hugh I. Osborne. Mrs. u. Il.
Roberts, Mrs. y. Il. Hanson and
Mrs. Paul Cogley.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Noted Attorney
Galley by Death

SANTA MONICA, March 10
Funeral services for Alfred Law
renee Black, noted attorney, who
died at the Brentwood Sanatorium
yesterday, will De conducted here
Monday.
Death followed an illness of scvc:
raj months. Black was born in
Jobstown, y. j. In 1886 he came to
the Pacific coast and when the city
Of Bcllingham, Wash, merged with
the cities of Farhavcn and What
com, he was elected the first may
or.
He came into prominence IN =
bitter battle against the coal COM
bine n Srn Francisco, late: estab-
fishing POSITION OF prominence ~
legal .irelos in the northern city.
III health brought him to South
ern California in 1916.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Dinner Given
For Employees
OF Telephone Co.

The Employers Of the Pacific
Tclophor" aud Telegraph Company
were entertained hv the Employees
Association at dimrr and card
party in the company clubrooms, Fl
Contro. on Thursday evening, March
II. The following departments
were represented: pant, garage
and conmrrciuI; also 'hc Western
Elertrit ca.
\ delightful evening was spent
playing cards, followed by dinner
served ai ~ clock in the garage
which wa~ DECORATED in company
colors. Approximately - gucsts
from all part, Of the valley were
present.
Music WIS furnished BY Bruins
wick Panatropr AND u radio through
the courtesy Of the Imperial Music
Company and Mr.. shaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
.HESDANES HAURER,
FERRIS HOSTESSES
/ AT BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. Z. NJ. Maurcr and Mrs. +. 5}.
Ferris were hosteSScs ut one of the
larger affairs of the week when on
Friday, AT the home of Mrs. Ferris,
they gave 4 charming bridge lunch
con. Forty guests were hidden.
A green and white color scheme,
emphasizing the st. Patrick 5 mot
if, was attractivcly used ON the
luncheon tables and throughout the
house. Eace cards, nut cups and
the luncheon menu repeated the pre-
vailing color note.
Mrs. T. \. Burger was the winner
of the high score award. Mrs. B. l..
Roberts took second place in the
bridge contest and Mrs Ben Jones.
consolation.
Invited for the affair were Mes
danes r. II. Cary, Il. {. Clcmons,
Fred Cross. II. {. Dillcr. NJ. Il. BEN
ton, F. \. Burger, Is. y. Bibbins.
Guy G. Bcvnon, l.. G. Kimball Jr.,
T. D. Jacobs, l.. Z. Hall. hilbert W.
Hale, b. +. Lemons. Chester Me
Laren, f. J. Maack, Lucy Martin,
c. 3. McMannu>. Anna McMannus
and George Mann
MesdameS W. J, Meager, John
McNeece, William North. Fred 7.
Nuttall, b. l.. Roberts. Don Rex.
John T. Rice. ". J. Reid J. l..
Travers, Pcrcie Thacker. Duane
Stafford, Stanley Smith. w +.
Smith, Elmer y. Todd, l.. Il. Phil
ley, Ben Jones, c. II. Whitccottn1
and John Il. Iurchcr
Out-oftown guests invited were
MesdameS \. Wolfc, Brawlcy; John
w. Chester. Nashville. Tenn, and
Warren Sage. Minneapolis.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
COUMANDERY BAIL
AT MASONIC HALL
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

y delightful evening was enjoyed
by guests Of Imperial Valley Com
mandcry No. "a, Knights Templar,
who attended the annual Command
cry Ball at Masonic hall last night.
The affair proved decidedly sue
ccssful and was attended by Il mum
Der o members II the commandcr.:,
their ladies and guests.
Music was furnished by the Sci
ots seven r-r-e orchestra. Punch
was served throughout the evening
at the close OF which an informal
supper WAS served by member, oi
the Eastern Star in the dining room.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
Friday Bridge Club
Members Entertained
By Mrs. Henry Loud

The H. l.. Loud home OH Sandal
wood Drive Was the scene. of an in.
formal bridge luncheon Yesterday,
Mrs. Loud entertaining the mem
bcrs Of the Friday Bridge Club.
Nari-colored sweet peas. dainty
nut baskets and place cards made
the luncheon table attractive. Plact
cards bore the names ot Mrs LEROY
Holt. i club guest. and Mesdames
e. +. Conant. Frank F. Anderson.
Allen p. Nuffcr, Don {. Bitter, c.
Allison, Charles f. Scott, Dorsrv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
SEELEY
SEELEY, March

SEELEY, March i,
Berry and family are S
week at Glendale.
Mr., and Mrs. Norm
have returned from a /
in San Diego whore tn,
Mrs. Pcarse S health.
Mr.. Woodward has s
taurant to Sid Trammel
W. II. Nandcrpocl pas
Seclcy cnroutc to his
Carriso Creek.
Laurence Campbell
san Diego with his und
few InNa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom w
pleasure trip over to
new town ON the cast sid
The pie social Mt the
hail Friday night, nctta,
i. q. Nelson and Fr|
were among the many
ed the Coffrorh handi|
Juana Sunday.
Chester Noel is visid
coast for a few days.
The picnic at a. FL
place has been postponed
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
ROOk Club Members
Guests of WcEuenS

Members OF the Ocotillo Club en-
ioyed Il pleasant evening as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Me
Euen ut their home west of the city
last night. The evening Was spent
in playing =" Rock.
The house was prettilv decorated
with spring flowers. The st. Pat
rick : day note was used in score
cards and other decorations.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess ut Il late hour, Mr. Soncs
and Mr.. King assisting her.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs,
Joe f.. King, MIR. and Mrs. G. f.
Soncs, Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Jones,
MIR. and Mrs. J. y. FosS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank W. Young and the host
and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19

Graded Sunday school at 9:30. s.
q. Lingo, superintendent. The or
cacstra, under the direction of Mrs.
Marie Jenkins, begins playing at
$50
Junior Christian Endcavor at 500
clock.
Young Peoples e. +. at ESQ.
Miss IncZ Baker, leader. Don Davis,
president.
\ cordial invitation to all Scrv-
ices.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
First Presbyterian

International Sunday School les
son for March goth: "Thr Chris,
tian's Hope. The lesson text:
John 14;l.3; II Corinthians 5:1-10:
/ John 1928. Golden Text: Gin
Ny Fathers House Are Many Man
sions; If Ii Were Not SO, ] would
Have Not Told You, for Go to Pre-.
pare a Place for You Johnl4:2.
This Sunday is Decision Day. in
the Sunday School, anl all child
rem of proper age will he given o.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19
LAND PROMOTER SOUGHT
ON SWINDLING CHARGE
By United Press L.nscd Wire

FRESNO, Cal, March 49, llar-
ry NJ Alien, Huntington Lake land
promoter, was sought today by shcr-
frs deputies on q warrant charg-
ing him with obtaining money under
false prctcmscs.
The warrant was issued after the
complaint of Milton p. Bell, Oil
Fields that he had bccu defraudcd
Of 500 becauar Allen made ialse
representations TO him.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-19

i'oriunity to make the" decision for
Christ.
Sunday morginG sermon subject.
"The BACKGROUND cf Human Re.
d"mption." 5. p. Holiday will sing
the morAing solo.
Intern 'diate ava Senior Young
'.'oplc 5 meeting, Srpdpy evening
o $50 O'clock, O un tr t'ie lca,:cr-
ship of Mrs. Holiday and Mrs.
Rank and Mr.. and Mrs. Parker.
Sunday evening sermon subject:
"What is Education! How Get 1t?
How Use 1t;
The scco-ld of a scrirs of World
brotherhood Programs, VIII be civ.
cn at the First Baptist Church.
Tuesday evening, March 22nd.
annual Congregational Meeting,
Wednesday evening, March 2ord, at
the church, 80 =. m. After the
business meeting ligh, refreshments
will be served
a most cordial welcome awaits
YOU at all services.
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