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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-24

The following players turned in
scores (minus handicaps for 81
holes:
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Indianapolis Cubs will play the Indian
apolis Tigers Sunday at Rhodius Park
THE Cubs have won ten games in twelve
starts this season. State teams write
Ray Kirk, 1345 w. Ray st.
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Lawrence Merchants will play at Hills
camp Sunday. All players take note state
sopher, care Display Dept, indianapolis
Star.
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Indianapolis Meldons will play the un-
defeated Anderson Remys at Anderson
Sunday. Lefty Anderson will pitch tor
Meldons. For games with Meldons call or
wire r. ]. Stehlin, 918 Olive ST.. Drexel
3679-J.
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The following players turned in
scores minus handicaps) for 10
holes:
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Wenzel Takes Trophy

The Perry Trophy for low gross, SO
holes, went to the youngest con-
tender in the meet. Richard Wenzel,
who shot a 81-86. Paul Grey with
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WaYne batted for SWetonic in ninth.

milwaukee ................ 2o2 200 ooo-6
indianapolis .............. 900 oil 010--3
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
MRS. II. II. PETERSON
ENTERTAINED Il Y
MRS. J. L. TRAVERS

Mrs. n. III. Peterson of Iona
Portal, who spent several days here
last week us the guest Of Ms. JAS
per l.. TraVers and Mrs. LEROY Holt,
was complimented ON Saturday by Il
bridge luncheon given by Mrs.
Travers.
Delicate shades of pink and blue
formed the color scheme, candles,
sweet peas and other decorations
being attractivelv used. Those bid
den for the affair besides the guest
of honor were Mesdamcs Leroy
Holt, Arthur Edgar, Edgar \.
Nance, Nerp Bishop, Don Wells,
Ross T Hiekcox, Elizabeth Embury
and Miss Rose Sammons. Miss sam
mons assisted the hostess through
out the afternoon.
Bridge prizes were Won by Mrs.
Bishop. first, and Mrs. Wells. con
ISOLATION. Mrs. Peterson received
the guest prize.
Mrs, Peterson, who was the in
spiration of Il number of informal
affairs during her stay here. left
yesterday afternoon for her home on
the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Sacred Concert
Given Before
Large Audience

One OF the most successful mus.c-
ii affairs presented il the citv in
some time WAS the saercI .uncvrt
given last night by the members II
the choir OF the First Baptist
church under the direction of Mad
;me Katherine Ward Kupclian. Tie
concert occupied the entire evening
service, and WAS given befolr "a
crowd which filled the church t.
capacity.
An effective professional was 4
feature of the program. which m
cluded duets, quartcts aud chorus
numbers. Members of the choir
Participating were M"sdameS j. (.
Jones, stanley Smith and Paul Cog.
ley. the Misses Amy Williams.
katherine Ntc,lc, ClayuooJ, and
MeSsrs. Arthur Martin, j. VI. Star.
t. ". Whistler, CroSswcll. Paul COZ
Icy and Austin Read. The choir
was assisted by Mrs William Kru
1cdy. Ruth Tccplc Reid acted a.,
the accompaniSt.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
ELECT OFFICERS
i AT MEETING OF
MUSIC SECTION

Election held by the Music Sec
tion of the Woman s Ten Thousand
Club at the home of Mrs. Chester
McLaren last week resulted in Mrs.
i. A. Burger being chosen chair
man. Mrs. II. c. Dilier was elected
vice chairman and Mrs. L. j,
Mack, secretary.
In observance of Beethoven week.
large portion of the afternoon 5
program, which was under the d;-
rection of Mrs. II. V. GRAY, was de
voted to Beethoven and his music
Mrs. Gray gave a general sketch OF
the great musician 5 life. Miss
Margaret Lanier of the Academy OF
Music faculty charminsly played
Beethoven 5 Sonata Pathetique,
and Patsy Overholser pleasing y
rendered "Fclice, 10y the same
composer.
Beethoven's Moonlight Soaetl,
was PLAYED on the victrola.
The afternoon 5 program also IN
cluded number of interesting
items on modern composers aud a
group of musical current events.
Refreshments were served bN
Mrs. McLaren at the conclusion u
the delightful afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
CENTRAL, UNION
GIRLS VlCT0RS
In TRACK MEET
Three New Records Are
Set Up by Local Athletes
on Saturday.
By MARGARET EIDE
High School Reporter

In the Imperial county girls
track meet held on the local field
Saturday ar.crnoon, Central not
only won by a large score but broke
lhree records. In the first heat OF
the 90 yard low hurdles Olive Court
neg of Central, broke her record of
last year, doing the hurdles in $ . ;
seconds. In the final for the hur.
dies however the time was 9 - see.
ondS
Winnifrcd House of Central broke
the loo yard dash time, making j,
III Il - seconds.
The medley relay % Central also
broke record, completing the re
lay i'll - seconds. The Central
team finished up with a total of -
points against CalcNico I6; Hon.
Nl.ie coming third with 9 points.
The complete summary of events
Is as follows:
to Sard low hurdles: Olive Court
ney, Central; NJ. Elder. Holtvillc .
y. Hiney, Brawley. Time % see
ouds.
l00 ward dash: Winnifred House.
central; VI. Carter, CallPatria; t.
bncr, CaIcXico. Time - 30 see
oHdS.
30 yard dash: ?. Elmer, Calcxico ,
NJ. Carter, Calip1tria; II. Rogers,
Central. Time 6 i seconds.
High jump: w. House. Central; 3;
O. Nickel. Imperial; and Z. Bincr,
tai"Nico all tied for first place
Height, ! feet I inches.
Hop, step and jump: Margarcr
Carmichael, Central; Grace Grafton,
Central; I. Schowcngerdt, Brawlcy.
Distance 80 feet, four inches.
Baseball throw: G. Malcy, BraW-
ley; l.. Rippy, Holtvillc, Il. Dri>-
hell, C3leXico. Distance lS3 feet
~ inches.
Basketball throw: IL. Nickel, In.
periai; l.. Ripry, Hoitvilic; Il. l..
MsieY, Rrawlcy. Distance ~ feet
30 yard relay: H. Price, NJ. /.
liockett, II. Rogers. O. Courtney.
Central Time = / ) seconds,
Medley relay; y Lambeth, H.
Price, NJ. l.. Hockctt, W. Hous,
Central. Time - seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL,
PROPERTY TO SATISFY
LIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Carlos Clements. ope-
rating under the fictitious name of
Clements Repair shop, will sell Mt
Public Auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, at his repair shop at
76l Main St, i'm the CITY of FL
Centre, Imperial County, California,
on Friday, the Sth day Of April.
1927, at p. m, Of the said day,
the following automobiles. TO salts.
fy lien for repairs, towing, and
storage, under section No. 3051 and
3O52 of the Civil Code of Califor-
MA, in AN amount set opposite each
automobile, which is now due and
unpaid.
Ford Touring, wrecked, 1926
License No. 43Sl12. Engine No.
95432l6. Towing and storage,
$3.50.
Dodge Touring, wrecked. 1927
License No. 1-093520. Engine No.
660l97. Towing and storage 10000
Dodge Commercial 1926 License
10 1363o9. Engine No. G2ll35. Re.
pairs and storage $i3.10.
Dodge Touring. 1926 Ohio License
No. C29339. Engine No A2234S. re.
pairs and storage, $145.S7
Ford Sedan, wrecked 1926 Lie.
ensc No. 94714G. Engine No. 476575.
Towing $3.50.
Dated at I'll Centre, California
his, the 25th dav Of March. 1927
25t10 CARLOS CLEMENTS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Merry Dinner Party
GiUen at Lee Home

Mrs. Edwin .. Carter and Mrs
l.. {. Lee entertained group If
young friends of their sons. Addi-
son Carter aui jerome Lee. at Il
dinner party at the Lee home on
Sixth street Saturday. Sweet peas
Mere used as decorations.
Games and contests. in which
prizes we're won by Thelma Jenkins
and Walter Welch made the mcrl y
evening pass swiftly.
Included in the guest list Were
Marporie Never, Lillian Pearl
jackson. Thefma Jenkins. Mar
.ierie Moore, Elizabeth Bromley.
.luanita Cole, Betty SOuthwortL,
Leonard Cary, Parkman Moore,
Walter Welch. Ray HickcoX, Junior
Holiday, Virgil Frizzen, Addison
Carter and jerome Lee.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
COTTON RESEARCH
PROGRAM WILL
BE DEVELOPED

\ cotton research and service
program aimed at the better co,
ordination Of cotton supply and
demand and for the purpose of in
creasing cotton consumption i'll the
United States has been put into
operation by the Bureau of Apri-
cultural Economics, United States
department. of Agriculture.
There is reason to believe, -
according to bureau economists,
e" that if all the possible new uses
Tor cotton were taken advantage
Of, the consumption of cotton IN
the United States might be increas-
ed about 100000 bales Il wear. -
This year typical samples of cot,
ton grown i'll different parts of the
belt will be gathered, and estimates
Will be issued periodically during
the marketing season on the grade,
staple, and character of cotton pro.
duccd. These estimates will Indicate
the relative scarcity or abundance
of eottons of particular types, ana
by indicating whether cotton il
high or low in grade and quality,
the facts will be disclosed as 10
what part of the crop is tcndegable
and what part is untcndcrablc.
y number of studies of cotton
marketing are under way: the prIH
cipal PROJECT being Il study OF cotton
quotations., the factors influencing
them, and how they are actually
made i'll both futures and spot
markets. The bureau plans ulti-
mate. to study the marketing pro
cess all the way through from pro-
duccr to spinner.
May use as substitute
ENpcl mcntS are to be made to
determine whether cotton can Lc
substituted for .ute in the manu-.
tacturc of cord, twine, bGrlap, bags
of different kinds, and bagglng tol
cotton bales. Cotton basging of
different types is to he developed,
placed on different lots of cottor,
and the bales 50 covered passC d
through the channels of trade 30
Spinncrs III foreign markets to dc
t"rminc how the difteret. types oi
cotton bagging staEd up against
the rough handling in loading, un
loading and conveying to and from
warehouses.
Approximately zoo, o,o0o, 900 pounds
of jutc fabrics and hdgging was i'm
ported by the United States last
Ncar.Presumlng Il spinning vast,
of II II per cent in the manufacs
turc Of cotton into substitutes for
iutc, say bureau economists, and
that as many pounds Of cotton
would be required IN the manu-
facturc Of these substitutes as j.
consumed in the form Of jute, there
would BE- required 10 replace three
of our principal jule imports, alb.
out Loo 600 bales af cotton.
The bureau Is promoting interest
IN "a plan 10 develop increased
wear and increased USES of cotton
for clothing. Studio, now under
way in the Bureau of Home Econ
,mics of the Department of Agri-
, Lltury. 1t is believed. viii yIchi
valuable suggestions As to ne"
types cf fabrics which might BE-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
GIRL RESERVES
COURT OF AWARDS
HELD AT IMPERIAL

Gathering at the Imperial Gram
mar school Saturday, l95 grammar
school Girl Reserves from all parts
of the valley attended the county
Girl Reserve Court OF Awards.
Many of the mothers of the girls
were present aud enjoyed the pro
gram given by the different trian-
giles. About - girls attended from
Fl Centre.
The afternoon opened with sing
ing led by Clarice Ferguson of Ell
Centre. Games. under the direc-
ton of Louise F. Kelley, Y. w. G.
\ secretary. followed. Ailrcu Hart
soy of lloltvillc presided during the
program and introduced each Trian-
gle, which i nturn presented a skit
Ihayette or tableau covering some
phase of Girl Reserve work
The latter part of the program in
cludod the honoring of the flags,
the recognition of new members
and the advance in rank of 81 girls.
The afternoon closed with the beau
tiful candle ceremonial.
The Imperial Grammar school
girls were hostesscs of the dav, and
1T the close of the afternoon served
dainty refreshments. carrying out
the Girl Reserve colors.
On April 80, the next county
event will be held when the Y. W.
c. \. will have as its guest Miss
Gertrude Cogin. national Girl Re
serve secretary from New York
Miss Cogin will be the speaker of
he afternoon, and will present
chevrons and rings to the Girl r.
serves who are ready to receive
such rank.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28

Angeles, California.
Notice Is Hereby Given that at
Il meeting of the directors held on
the third day of March, 1927, an
assessment of one dollar (sl 00) per
share swas levied upon the capital
stock of this corporation, payable on
or before the 18th day of March,
1927, to the treasurer of this corpo'
ration at the principal place of bust
ness of this corporation, Washing
ton at Vermont Avenue, Los Angc-
les, California. Any stock upon
which this assessment shall remain
nnpaid on the 9th day Of April,
1927, will be delinquent and advcr-
Used for sale at public auction, and
Lnlcss payment is made before, viii
be sold on the 25th day of April,
1927, at the hour of 10 0 clock Il.
m, at the office of this corpora
tion, Washington at Vermont Ave
nue., Los Angeles, California, to
pay the delinquent assessment, TO.
gcthcr with costs cf advertising
aud expenses of sale.
CHARLES \. BUCKLEY,
Secretary West Coast Thcatcrs. In
corporatrd. Location of Office,
Washington at Vermont Avenue,
Los Angeles, California.
NJ If 81 % A t
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
PRETTY BIRTHDAY
LUNCHEON HONORS
GLADYS BOWLES

Gladys Bowles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bowles. celebrated
her fourteenth birthday with Il
luncheon given at the home of her
parents yesterday. \ dainty color
scheme of pink WAS used in the
decorations.
Those present included Marjorie
Moore. Jeanette Underwood. Mar
iorie Never. Thclma Jenkins, Anna
Wells Marjorie Bowlcs, Mary Ellen
Creed. and Gladys Bowlcs.
Prizes in contests which were en-
loved by the Young guests We're won
by Jeanncttc Underwood and Thcl-
ma Jenkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Informal Dinner Party
Giren at Jones Home

Mr.. and Mrs. j. :. Jones enter
tanned informally at dinner III their
home. corner of Sixth street and
Wenslev avenue, Saturday night.
The table WAS ccntercd with na>tur-
tlums, and covers were arranged
for Mr.. and Mrs. Don c. Bitlrr. Nj
and Mrs. Hugh I. Osborne, Mr.. AMI
Mrs heorge Mann. aud the host aud
hostess.
Mr.. and Alrs. Osborne won the
combined high score award at
bridge aud Mr.. and Mrs. Bitter. tn"
consolation prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Club Members
Are Given PIG,

.. G. Horne. Key Banker in I'm.
PcfIai county, has offered in behalf
OF the Bankers association. =
prize registered SOW to become thc
property for one year of the win
ner. Of the Pig Feeding Contest.
rms animal will produce two Httcrs
OF pigs which will become the pro.
Pcrty or the lucky boy Of girl and
Will again be offered as a prize in
April 1928. With this fine animal
given it will make competition very
Keen among the junior hog feeders.
and next year will from the outset
act as goal for more members and
letter methods of hog feeding.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Receives Death
Sentence UnmOved

JACKSON, Cal, March 2s-Wifh
ont tho least trace Of emotion.
Willard shannon today heard Judge
{. p. Nicini name june 3 as the
date for shannon S kxccution on
the gallOws at Folsom.
shannon was convicted in Super
ior court here last week of the
murder of Harold W. Lagc, Stock
ton automobile salesman, on Dcccm-
hcr II, 1926, in the kill country adj.
i1cent to Jackson.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Eskimo Youth
Wins Dog !

NOME, Alaska, MareI
David, seven year old Esk
was the hero of his race tod
David, competing against
children, half breeds and
Sunday won the annual ID
dog race across the ice of tn
Sea.
The distance was one ID
and the sturdy little cntra
limited to Il light sled and
David urged his dog over
lance in - seconds, lar ou|
ing the other contestants.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
EIGHT ARE INJURED IN
RHILROAC WRECK
Nv United Press IenScd W-Ira

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Mare,
-S.-Eight persons were injured IN
head-on collision Of Rock Island
passenger train and u wcstbound
Rock Island freight near here to.
day
-Four Of the injured. including
Mrs. James Corkhill Of Escondidc.
Cab. were brought 10 hospital
here. None was believed in crit,
icaI condition.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
CARD PARTY TO Re
GIVEN WEDNESDAY
BY WHITE SHRINE

What promises To be one of the
larger social events of the week j.
the White Shrine : card party. to
be given Wednesday evening at
Masonic hall. \ number of mem
hers and guests from all parts of
the valley are expected.
Tables will be arranged for both
bridge anu Five Hundred. and 4
number of prizes will be awarded.
Refreshments will be served by tn"
members Of the committee III
charge
Among those in the receiving line
will be Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Hart
man. Mrs. VI. j. Anderson. Mrs.
leroT Little, Mrs. {. +. Mudgett
Of talexicc. Mrs. c w. Maitland.
Mrs. W. f. >prtn, Mrs. l.. G.. Kim
ball il. of l.. Centre. Mrs 'A.icn
Fulton and MIS-. {. r. Lee, Era wlev.
and Mrs. }. F. hollowcH, Imperial.
Eight 9 clock Is the hour an
bounced. The affair is open to the
Iublic
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28

created by expert designt
manufacturers. Two oppo
seen by the bureau IN the
men s wear are lne manufa
shirting to compete with
foreign manufacture so c,
ly worn III this country, and
suitings.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Legion Auxiliary to
Hold Meeting Tonight

The regular meeting of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary scheduled Tor
tonight will be held at the court
house rest room at s @ clock. Mis-.
Lucy Martin. president. states that
some important business matters
will be discussed. Plans far enter
tanning IA group of state Officers
who are expected here April II will
be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
limitations Out for
Bridge Party April ~

Mrs. W. W. McEuen and Mrs. J.
l.. Brock have chosen April II as
the date for an afternoon bridge
party which they will give. The
affair will be held at the McEuen
home west of the citv.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
MARRIAGE LICEN!

RunkIc- Waugh. Milt Il.
II, native of Pennsylvania
ldent of Los Angeles.
Waugh, 20, native of Hi
resident of San Antonio.
Nasqucz-Gorla. Jose Na'
natiNc of MeXieo and re-
Draw ley. Celia Gofla, q
of Mexico and resident Of
Money :c Loaa or hut
Sterling Securilics &c. Inc.
Cross, Mgr. GGU Main 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
IMPERIAL
by Press staff COrreSpUndent

pS I-FtSS StaII tOTreSpUnuent
IMPERIAL, March 2s.-'' Mail
, Order Brides : was presented at th,
lccal theater Friday night by the
Imperial Dramatic Club. and plave,
to a capacity house. Mrs. G. r.
. Gibson was presented with u beau
! tiful basket of flowers by the mol1.
( hers OF the cast, as token of THEN
appreciation of the work and dero.
, tiun she gave to directing the pIa Y.
Lawrence. Niles, assisted by Miss
Zona Patterson. rendered two bea IL
tifuf selections on the violn:,
Chicken Jones gave shappy line
Of patter ending with bis famous
! Chicken song. while the - Scare
crow Quartette. composed of Joe
! Hallawell, Eddie Mcdonald Fern
Young and George Pauin. made a
. happy interlude between second ahc
third acts. II is planned to take
the show to Holtvillc ana Yuma
Miss Arlene Ann Hallawcu ne,
been quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Loffcr viSitcG
Mr.. and Mrs. y. {. Carruthcrs at
CaIipatria sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. K. Bunch and
ION r.. H.. Junior. are in Imperial,
after spending the winter in Long
Beach
5ils Charles II. Evans. .Jr. !, III
at her home on W nth street.
Word has been received that Nj.
and Mrs. William Iieynian. fornIc'
Imperial residents. and Lately FL
Centre. have been Suddenly called
to Glendale, Arizona, whore Mr.,
Hcyman : work will keep him f'r
number Of weeks.
The Barbara Worth Packing slri
finished the season : work and
closed last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Gran" ar"
in Imperial for Il few weeks visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Prcblc am
daughters left Saturday for Los Nm.
eeles and will return some tim" tins
week, coming home by way of San
Diego.
In Santa Barbara
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. GarrigucS. a.,
ia santa Barbara. visiting thclr
daughter. Mrs. Eleanor BtNer. Mr..
Garrigucs has been in Tucson fo'
sevoral months with her dau2hi,r r
Jessie whose long illness resulted in
her death recently. Their son. &.
II. Garrignes. was ia Imperial last
week attending business matters.
The Otto Linderman ranch had
the first demonstration Of the ncw
dusting plane built in lmperIal by
the Southwestern DHsting ~. "hich
;s connected with the Imperial Air
The new nenoplane constructed
in san Diego for the Imperial Ar'
port was brought to this field last
Week by 1t. Norman Goddard ae-
ecmpanfed by Newport spronle
n,echanie and K. II. Ramsey as pas
senger. The trip was made from
the san Diego field to Imperial IN
an hour and a quarter
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
- AboUE
CALIFORNIA
I % KYTN ENGERo .
ARBOR DAY

Hheu the legislature of 1909 de,
sired to set aside a certain day each
year 10 study California ) birds and
trees, 10 plant trees and conserve
our natural resources, the birthday
Of Luther Burbank, our great ma
turc lover and plant wizard, seem
ed the most appropriate day. March
1th was therefore made Bird and
ArbOr Day. The first ArbOr Dav
was planned by Adolph Sutro of
san Francisco, and was observed
November -, 1856. Thousands OK
children participated in the cxcrcis-
IS held at Goat Island, Preside and
Fort Mason, and trees for planting
were furnished by Sutro and Profcs.
sor Wickson of University of Cali
fornia.
Give the names of California gov
ernors since 1900.
Henry T. Gage, 1899 to 1908; Geo
G. Pardec, 1903-1907; james \. Gil.
lett, 19o7-11; Hiram W. johnson,
l9l1-l7; Nm. d. Stephens, 19l7.23;
Friend W. Richardson, 1923-27; and
' i'iii - iIduS vi dlcu January
5, 1927.
How many men in the California
state prisons9
On January ], 1927, there were
S,0s2 on the rolls OF Folsom ami
san Quentin state prisons, 1920 of
that number were on parole.
How many mi!Ionaires in Cali.
formal
from the income tax reports, It
Is estimated there are about 800
milllonaircs in California.
These Questions Will Be Answered
Tomorrow:
How many game farms are maia
taincd by the state!
What is the correct authorization
of California;
Why does the governors s salute
consist of 10 guns?.
What portion of California is for
est land}
tQu; ;tions about California will
be answered if seat 10 the Califor-
ria information department Of ;his
i.t'NF.... -.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
Bridge Luncheon to
BE GiUen on April Is
by Mrs. b. l.. Roberts

Mrs. b. l.. Roberts is issuing in-
titations for a bridge luncheon to
be given on April Is. The Tea
Thousand club has been selected IS
the place for the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28

\. {. Curson of Mexieali and II.
II. Iatcr of FL Paso, both railroad
men formerly of Imperial, were III
this city last week l.newing old ae-
quaiutanccS.
Mrs. Mable Batnrick spent last
week with her daughter Lucille, III
Lu, .Aug, les where Miss Lucille i
attending co;;c4c. Mrs. BathsitA
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon
Bath,irk at Corona.
!. II. mp>on of Corona Is visiting
wI'h Mr.. and Mr>. o. y. Van Dyke.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of tae
Methodist church VIII hold an al!
.dav m,ctjng Thursday HcS1 At tae
hone of Ms. \. Il. Hcyener east
of lnreri,l. \ 70; hack 4ipoy} WI
,c >rf,tu aud tle aeterhoes speat
in quilting.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28

Humboldt dairymen to the number
Of llo met and appointed 4 COM
mitee looking to control of bovine
tuberculosis.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28

Money to LOAF eI Automobiles
Sterling Securities Go. 1uc.. Fred II
Cross, Mgr. Geo Main St. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28

\ rifru, products plant of small
size, at Long Beach, is to be rePiae-
ed by one employing 100 persons.
1T Last become real.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-28
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

West Coat Theaters, Incorporated
Principal Place of Business. Wash
ington at Vermont Avenue, Los
Angeles, California,