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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
III SfC4L PROGRAM
GIVEN At MEETING
OF NE. LADIES' AID

Discussion II HE origin of differ
ent well known songs formed an IN
tereSting program given under the
direction Of Mrs. Joe King aud Mrs.
j. d. FaSS before the Methodist
Ladies' Aid yesterday The pro
gram followed a luncheon served at
the home Of Mrs. NJ. J. powd. Mrs.
poWd WAS assisted iu her duties n,
testcs~ hv Mrs. Ray Gelbaueh, Mrs.
Joe King AMI Mrs. r o. Clark.
The house was mettily decorated
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
Temperance Legion TO
Meet On Thursday

The Loyal Temperance Legion
viii meet with Miss Jane Royce,
3sl Park avenue, on Thursday after
noon ut 500 o clock \ business
meeting and program are planned,
and all members are requested to
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
MRS. VIII X. CONWA AI
HOSTESS AT PRETTY
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

tt the Hotel Barbara Worth yes
ferday an attractive bridge lunch
een was given bv Mrs. VIII X. Con
way fer tie members Of her bridge
cub and several guests.
Covers al the prottiiv decorated
luncheon table were arranged for
Miss Malsie Livingston, San Fran
cisco. Mrs. G. :. keglev. Los An-
4eleS, ami Mrs. l.. NJ. McLaren,
guests and the following members:
Mrs. T. r. {. Fcntou. Mrs. LEROY
Iolt. Mrs ". Il. Best. Mrs. f. \.
Nance Mrs. Tom Edgar. Mrs. Ar
thur Edgar. Mrs. Ross 7. lIiekcoX
and tAa hostess.
Prize winning scores were made
b. Ms Holt and Mrs. Fenton for
tie members and Mrs. MeI.areu for
the guests.
y bill will be introduced in y.
vada to consolidate Lyon an"
Mineral counties
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
Congressman Says
Tarbot Imposter
by United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, March "A
charge that Jerry Tarbot who
claims to have lost his identity in
the world war is an imposter, was
made before the House Veterans
Committee today by Chairman John
son, Republican, South Dakota
Johnson said Tarbot s real name
is Alexander Dubois. lie said Tar
bot had 20 different aliases.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02

day in an effort to recover the b
of Carl S. upham, San Franc
newspaperman, who ended his
by leaping from the M. st
bridge Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
MRS. MINOR SWEENEY
REELECTED Fl E A ID
\. OF CHURCH GUILD

Mrs. Minor NJ Sweeney was re
elected to the presidency Of the
Presbyterian Guild al well attend
ed meeting held At the home of Mrs.
w. d. Carey yesterday afternoon.
Other Officers chosen were Mrs. 7.
IL. McIvor, vice president: Mrs. +.
n. Deyo, secretary; ana Mrs. g. u.
Preston, treasurer.
Plans for a number Of future ae-
tivities were discussed, 1t was de
cided to give a Chinese tea in April,
and Mrs. L. =. Sargent was chosen
chairman. Further arrangements
for this event will he made al the
April meeting of tile Guild which
will be held at the home II Mr..
L. II. Cary.
The Day Of Prayer, to be ohServ-
cd Friday at tie State Street thri>
tian church was announced. and 4
number of members sigHified 1Aeif
intention of attending. The men :
dinner, to he served at tie BreSh#=
terian church Friday night MIS- aI>8
announced
Il was voted to make payments
on the church insurance and alSo
the church debt from the Guiid
treasury. Mrs. 4. NJ. Willjams an
nounced that $147s9 had been
Money to Loah CT Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co. Inc, Fred r,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
SPRING THE MOTIF
CLETERLY USED AT
ENTIRE Nos DANCE

\ delightful dancing party was
enjoyed by the members OF the
Entire Nos Club last night rhe Ten
Thousand Club was decorated most
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
Slain Man Leaves
Large Estate
by United Press leased Wire

los ANGELES, March > The
c>tate of Luther Green, stockhrokct
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02
RIVER rs DRAGGED FOR
BODY OF .NEWSPAPERMA IAN
Ry United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, March 2.-Dep.
uties from the sheriff $ office were
dragging the Sacramento river to-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-02

Money to LoaL CT Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co. Inc, Fred f,
Cross, Mgr. 660 Main St. adv
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properly feed. l suppose. !"

properly feed, suppose"
-Four children-two girls and two
boys. They live in Rosehurst-in the
suburbs, you know The boys are pre-
pairing for college-the girls L don't
know-they've been away at school,
believe"
wild bob-heads, 1 suppose" oh
served Mrs. Rankin, leaning back and
closing her eyes. do you visit my
FrankIin's family?"
''On my way there now-Mr. Ran
kin has sent for me-some little
trouble"
Again she sat up in bed, her eyes
wide and frightened. What Is IL.
doctor-is it serious2 Tell me!'
''Not now, if he takes care of him
self" The doctor calmly picked up
the silver slippers and put them In his
big pocket. Have you any more
high-heeled slippers?" he asked.
"A dozen pairs. Why?"
81 will take those tomorrow. If Jcu
need me send for NELL come at
once. Try to go to sleep" And then
his CHEEKY presence wes gone.
Mrs. Rankin celebrated her return
to activity by going to the shoe shop
and trying on some dancing slippers
with Louis heels, Miss Smithers,"
she said defiantly.
AS she was fitted with another pair
of silver slippers she watched a moth
er and daughter come in and sit down
behind her.
ct is Franklin's daughter % she
told herself I'D know her anywhere
the very image-and the mother,
too. GentlepeOple-wh a fool I've
been!"
The girl was whispering a protest
to her mother. But, dear, cannot
afford to shop in here-when father
needs medicine and everything am
sure Doctor Jamie will like me Just as
well in my gray slippers"
Bring me some comfortable slip
perS, Miss Smithers-nice medium
heels. I'm a grandmother, you know.
You may f1t these for my granddaugh-
ter here" And Mrs. Rankin tipped
off the silver slippers of youth and
settled down into being a real grand
mother.
"Fve never been so happy In my
life," she said when she danced at the
wedding of her granddaughter Nancy
and Doctor Clinton.
"I've never been so happy In my
life" she told her adoring son, "and
1t began when wore those ridiculous
oliver slippers and sprRined my ankle"
Smyrna times., 1927-03-16
GrandnlOfher'S
Siiper Slippers
Continued from Page Three

qualms about wearing such high heels
Miss Smithers would never know it
no one would
Mrs. Rankin wore the slippers to
the Landers dinner dance, and danced
in them until In some way her ankle
gave way, and she fell In a painful
heap, with one ankle twisted under
her. Within fifteen minutes Mrs Ran
kin was reposing on her big bed, wait
Ing for the doctor. When he came he
went right to work and relieved the
pain and bandaged the swelling foot.
How did it happen, Mrs Rankin r.
asked Doctor Clinton. Fall down
stairs?
"Of course not-you know very well
that L was wearing those high-heeled
slippers been staring at them
for some time !"
The handsome young doctor laughed
guiltily. "Of course you shouldn't be
wearing them,' he advanced.
"Why not?"
'I've been treating you for vertigo
@hd bhC AASA hCClo al uduSClOuos
All the sparkle went out of Mrs.
Rankin's face. Suddenly she seemed
faded and old.
Are you in pain?" asked Doctor
Clinton.
Nothing you can mend, jamie, :"
she said sadly. "The silver slippers
stand for the one thing can do to
forget-lose myself in the foolishness
of youth know I am making an old
idiot of myself-but, my dear, I'm
lonely-a lonely old woman"
You ought not to be, Mrs. Rankin
protested the doctor. mot when you
have so many grandchildren"
Mrs. Rankin pulled herself to a sit
ting posture. "Who told you I had
grandchildren" she asked in a queer
voice that did not try to be young.
"Why-your son told me or at
least l know the family"
my son went against my wishes
and married one Of the Braithes-they
are a poor family disowned Frank
lin on that day"
1.-The Braithes were never well of,
but they are nice people, and the hap
piest family In town." said the doctor
pleasantly.
How many children has my-has
Franklin got now? More than he can
Smyrna times., 1927-03-16
CIeUer Dog Thief

Within five days the police Of Alb
ington, Pa, received reports that 81
quart bottles of milk placed on as
many doorsteps had been tapped and
the cream extracted The only clew
was that in each milk bottle cap a
hole was punctured and the cap lifted
from the bottle. Watchers than solved
the mystery. The thief was big col
lie dog with more than usual intelli-
gence. The dog Punctured the card
board tops with one of his fsngs, lift
ed out the caps and thus was able to
lap out the cream with his tongue.
Smyrna times., 1927-03-16
Skowhegon's Fame

That quaint old town in Maine
known as Skowhegan makes a bid for
fame by claiming to have handmade
wagon 105 years of age, In use for
nearly all that time, being the first
wagon brought into that part of the
state. 1t was built along the lines Of
the old Conestoga high wagons famil-
Iiar through the central part of the
country when the old National pike
was the one great and only highway
to the West. 1t has wooden axles and
{ set of heavy leather springs under
the bed. 1t shows traces of much wear
but has been kept well painted and
has attracted much attention.
Smyrna times., 1927-03-16

Stockholders of the Eastern Shore
Gas and Electric Company, Inc, (which
concern now furnishes Smyrna and
over fifty other towns and villages on
the Del-Mar-Va Peninsula with cur
rent, met at Salisbury, Nd, last week
and voted to revise the corporations
charter, to authorize recapitalization
of preferred stock, and to provide for
issuance of 10000 additional prefer
red shares. Each share of preferred
stock now outstanding pays an annual
dividend of 3 per cent and has a par
value of $25. This stock, amounting
to $4,000, is held by 1900 investors,
rs per cent of whom are residents of
the Eastern Shore territory, which it
serves, and the remainder is held by
Philadelphia interests. For each
share now outstanding, the revised
charter will provide for issuance of
one and one-seventh shares of the
new issue, paying net return of z
per cent annually, and having no par
value but a dissolution value of $10O
per share. George w. Woodford,
president of the Eastern Shore Trust
Company was chairman of the meet
ing. A. E. Fitkin, president of the
corporation, in a recent address,
stated that the company's holdings in
electric plants, gas lines, transform
ers and other accessories on the East
ern Shore represents an investment in
excess of $5,O0O,OO0, and that the
company contemplates the expendi-
ture of $2,5OO,OOO this year in extern
sions. and improvements.
Smyrna times., 1927-03-16
STATE AND PENINSULA NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF SPICY ITEMS
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED FROM
OUR STATE EXCHANGES
Brief News Items of People We Know
In and Around the Larger PENN
sula Towns and Communities

Burton Walls, farmer of near Mil
ford, had his right hand badly lacer-
ated while saving wood. One finger
was cut entirely off, and several
others badly gashed. His hand slip
ped while saving stick and his fing-
er came in contact with the saw teeth
He was treated at the Marshall Hos
pital.