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Deaths.

ABERNETHY. On May 2e 1927. CHARLES,
husband Of the late Christ Christina a.. A6er, ,ro
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Berry. 1123 Trinidad ave. ne. on satur-
day, May 2s at pm. lnterment Glen
Hope Lodge No. 90. F. A. A, M. ls here
BY called for the pqrpose Of attfpfIng R The
ERNETHY; on Saturday, May 2S. lo@1'
al 0fieSff Irwin P'HH Fl. HoLLANDER. Master.
Attest: PAUL B. ELCAN. Secretary.
"c2Nti a. ioe7 7eDaGn1eGaU DAnGUsTus sH15 W Ro6SE devoted
%adayo s@nday Nay n Ms5 81 from Mt. Zion chITch
Goth st. between Dumbarton ave and ST.
Saturday SAT syS AND sunday q % 6asRet viii not be
opened at church. 20
BRIGGS Departed this life ,sg1 Sunday sS Ma Nay
Funeral Saturday. May 20, from, his late
residence, 221 y 3rd st. s.w, at 2 o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
didn't know the pain he bore.
| didn't see him die,
I only know he went away
DEVOTED pfysE FsiEN6 sSl6 E%SqfSNSSXfE E%fNSfE HENSON
MOSES BURROUGHS, devoted husband of
Jennie Burroughs and brother OF Israel a,l
PPHrr9usfF Fnera Of sa.nrd MAJ Nav uS
am. from his late residence. 63S Brewer
e. Remains fnnsIn 5srdrs Tesns saS s. W Ca EnSs nSe
NV. (Richmond. Va. papers please copy,
DONNELLY. Suddenly, on Tuesday, May "a
1927. at Stuart Fla. JAMES D., husband
Funeral from W. Warren. Taltavulls
funeral home. 14th and Spring rd. NV.
Saturday, May IS. at $50 am. thence
to St. Matthew'S Church, where mass
will be said at am. Relatives and
friends Invited to attend. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery.
HARVEY On Thursday. May 20, 1927, at
Livermore Falls. Maine. DR., A. X. p. HAIR
VEY. after prolonged Illness.
HAYDEN. On Wednesday. May 20 1927
loved husband Of Margaret Ann Hayden of
private from the Nevius funeral home, 924
New York ave. NV, Saturday. May 2S at
2 D.m.
HOWARD. Departed. this life THURSDAY.
May 20. 1927; at 61O am at her M
S.. the. beloved wife Of the late Rev. vii:
the late Annie. Beatrice Mrs Bertha H.
Collins, DR.. William j.. ir. Mrs. Eliza
beth H.. Lewis Mrs Louise II: Pack,
Juanita P. Howard. Mrs. Irma H. Allen
and Ruth W. Howard. Funeral from the
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. Sunday.
May 20. at / pm. Relatives and friends
invited. 2S
HURST. On Wednesday. May 25. 1927. at
her residence, 2034 F st, NV, ANNA
MILES HURST. beloved wife of Clarence
A. Hurst. Funeral services will be held
at her late residence on Friday. May 81,
at am. Burial at Chambersbllrg. Pa.
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tom, members OF Snyder.Farmer Post
will decorate the graves OF veterans
on Sunday, assembling at the post
clubrooms in the morning. Flowers
for this purpose are sought and the
cluhrooms will be open to receive
them from noon until midnight Sat
urday.
Commander Butler is ex.officio
chairman of the committee of Snyder.
Farmer Post in charge of the Memo
rial day activities. other members of
the committee being C. J.. Aeillo, John
Henry Hiser. j. Moses Edlavich and
Waldo Burnside.
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PRESBYTERIANS CHOOSE
SPEER AS MODERATOR
Rivals Withdraw From Contest and
General Assembly Avoids Hea ted
Contest on Floor.
BY tho Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.--Dr.
Robert +. Speer of New Jersey was
elected moderator of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States at the
General Assembly here yesterday. He
succeeds DIR. w. o. Thompson, presl
dent emeritus of Ohio State Uni
Versity.
DIR. Speer was nominated by J. VIII.
lison Smith of Philadelphia, himself
a candidate for the moderatorship.
The nine candidates listed to run
for the moderatorship met behind
closed doors Wednesday night and
after a long discussion agreed to with
draw from the field and support DR.
Speer. This move eliminated the pos
sibiity Of the anticipated heated con
test on the assembly floor.
WashingtOnians Hon0red.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, May 81
Several delegates to the Presbyterian
synod meeting here from Washington
ID. c., were honored by being appoint
ed to official positions.
Rev. DIR. John G. Palmer, pastor of
the Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church, and chaplain of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons of the District of
Columbia, was appointed on the com
mittee on bills and overtures. Rev.
DR.. Thomas G. Clark, pastor of the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church
was elected secretary of the electing
section and also a member of the com.
mittee on synodical records. J. w.
Townsend. an elder of the Kensington
Presbyterian Church, was appointed
on the committee for ministerial re-
lief and sustentation. Mrs. w. l.. Oar.
by, wife of Rev. DR.. w. l.. Darby, ex-
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Deaths.

ROGERS; Entered eternal life Thursday.
May 20. 1927, a. the residence d.,h OF o1aS hsg
GsaSeie cssSedrs sre Ms sidney fTrfh at wdo%
Of Lefingwell Rogers Funeral from the
chapel ss,. Of A. T. schig9gers, zoos s,des Pa; ave
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Congressional Cemetery.
SMITH. Thursday. MAY 20. 1927. at Fmer.
Soren /. smith Of 81 The Cavendish apart
ments; 10Th St. and Columbia I'd: MY
s6nrs era raj hRme Rfmaq: so6 e''ps at H
bGme Funeral s69 seryico from Hysoss ipnsral re-,
pm lnterment GlenwOOd Cemetery.
I5I1 r st. = nv " Mrs, S,l lsjARAH J, SMITH
tS snTGSd and 9sSr sister 81 o" ts Fnn Xame Gd Ms%9c Rec
"fTal anrstno at an fb9b Saturday May 2s f52m
srANGLER. Departed this life wednesday
WAsHiSGTo3S r. sgP&NdAL[EfRs gi@s A[fs'ob bcroyed wed
n Sha Mrs F. Anna Fat siasF ara F. ald smts 9aiffr
Bessie p Spangler, George spangler- and
Gingeil OF Bethesfa. Nd: Charles ".
Spanger and William w 9panEler of Bir-
Edi1snd Edwar se,no sAa HsFr{ of r. sPa9glgr Ard
May 2s. at . pm.
sUpDTTH THURSDAY May 29. 1927 ADE-
I1RiDE N, hpiOEet wife or Albert sud-
duth Funeral from her late residence,
81 Kalelgh st. Sc, Saturday. May 2S. at
TAYLOR On Thursday. May 90. 1927. VIII
LIAM II. TAYLOR. beloved husband OF
Mrs Marcelia TAYLOR. Funeral from the
chapel of John 4. Wright Co. 1887 10Th
Tnterment IN ROCK Creek CeeEl' Cemetery EN- al pm
TOyEY. Departed this life on Thursday.
GEORGE A.. beloved husband OF Marie
r.; Toyssyy; Funeral from his late resi-
GGence. 36I5 Bath st. Mount Rainier Md.
ct Cedar Hill Cemetery Relatives and
friends invited. baltimore papers please
TOHEY. Officers and members Of ChllIum
Ias.ie Lodge, No. 1856. A. F. and A. NJ,
OF Maryland; are hereby ordered TO meet
day; May 2s. 1927. at / 80 pm. 10 az.
tend the funeral OF our late brother.
GEORGE A. TOVEY.
THOMAS r. GUIDE, Worshipful Master.
FINS ID. MORRIS. Secretary.
WARD. Friday, May ~. 1927, at her resi-.
WARD. wife of Thomas Wilson Ward. aged
~ years. Funeral service at the above
address Monday. May 30 at - o'clock
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery Relatives
and friends invited. 20
WILSON. Friday. May -. 1927, at 44o
FRED J. WILSON. beloved husband of
Annie Clarke Wilson: father of William b.
Wilson and Clarence A. Wilson. Notice OF
funeral hereafter.
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RITES TO BE HELD
AT BLADENSBURG
Hyattsville Legionnaires Complete
Plans for Memorial
Services.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, May 2T.~-At
a special meeting of SnyderFarmer
Post, No. 3, American Legion, of Hy-
attsville, last night arrangements
were completed for the annual Me-
mortal day program. In accordance
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ecutive secretary Of the Washington
Federation OF Churches, was appointed
secretary of the woman's biennial mis-
siOnary meeting.
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SCHOOLGIRL BROWNS.
Exhausted While Swimming
Ashore From Wrecked Boat.

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 81 R.--
Apparently exhausted by the effort to
swim to shore after the boat in which
she was rowing filled with water and
sank. Miss Minnie Gaynel Williams,
16-year-old high school girl, was
drowned in Moore's Pond, 8 miles
north of here, yesterday afternoon.
The accident brought an abrupt
end to picnic of Hyatt Park High
School.
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Evening star., 1927-05-27

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FOUND.

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| FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League 349 MARYLAND ave s.w Main s08s
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GLASSES, Iadys, horn rimmed in downtown
section, out of case. Please call Adams
Evening star., 1927-05-27

NOSE GLASSES. in black case, on Potomac
Park, car. Miss Allison. 500 Southbrook
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26

pay of small indebtedness
against the church, but il is also
making this = Rally bay in point
of interest in church activities and
service. The membership is urged
to make this Home Coming Il spiea-
did success. The pastor is bringing
to the congregation the following
special messages. sunday morning,
Killing the Lion. sunday eve
ming " Religious Thinking.
There viii hr special programs OF
music at these services.
This evening the men of the
community are rendering a program
AT the Second Baptist church. The
program viii consist of literary and
musical productions The Men 5 or
chcstra will bel "A distinct feature.
No admission fee is being charged.
\ silver offering will be taken at
the close Of the exercises. Rehcars-
ais show that there will be an in
tcrcsting and entertaining program.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
DEGREES CONFERRED
JlON CANDIDATES
IL o. T.. s. MEETING

Members OF the Eastern Star and
Their families mel in the Masonic
TemPle at G:59 last evening. \ de-
lieion iiHaer WIS served buffet
style. Graceful FrcHch baskets Of
sweet pcas in pastel shades ceHter-
cd the tables ii which aEeut enc
hundred fifteen We're seated.
1t eight o'ctork Signal Gtapter
opened in regular session. The de
4recs OF the order were given u
number of candidates. Mrs Anna
l.. Hartman of caleNico, Deputy
Grand Matron of this district. and
her hushanad, ". j. Hartman. were
the honor guests OF The evening.
Those in charge If the arrange
mcutS for the evening were Mrs. L.
l.. Martin, Mrs. Don Wells Mrs.
W. \, Tondro and Mrs. T. c. La
nicr.
Members who assisted were Mrs.
A. \. Bucklin, Mrs. Lillian Sur
face. Mrs. Lcta Bryan, Mrs. W. :.
Sylvester Mrs. G. II. Small. Mrs,
Robert l.. Graham, Mrs. W. +.
North. Mrs. H. Purdy, Mrs J. ".
Cook, Mrs. Charles II. Knights, Mrs.
l.. c. kimball, IT., Mrs. j. H. Nor
gan and Mrs Wooda Blesy.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

source Of steady revenue. O. e.
Horne gave an excellent resume Of
financial conditions in the valley
at the present time, MeSdameS
John T. Rice, Edwin Q. Carter. and
Mont 7. Reid were others taking
active part Ia The. discussion.
Bridge followed the completion Of
the program. Mr.. aud Mrs, Tom
Gill took combined score honors,
Mrs Mont !. Reid won the women :
prize. y. H. Roberts. the men 5 and
Constitution awards were given to
Mrs. Roberts and Robert W. Camp
bell
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. assisted l'y several Of those
present.
Climb members and guests enjoying
the delightful evening were MIR. and
Mrs. npraud kupeliau. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert " Halo, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
T. Osborne. Mr. and Mrs O. q.
IIornr. Nh. aud Mrs. \. N. Viii
inns. Mir. aad Mrs Robert W. Camp
hell, Mr. and Mrs. W. {. Costello.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. R5ce, M. and
Ms. L. y. G1aSRHt. NJ. and Mrs.
Nout / Reid. Mr. and Mrs. d. B.
Roberts. De. ami Mrs. Edwin q.
Carter. Mr.. and Ms Don Rex, Nj.
and Ms. Tenn Gill, Mrs. Cali llar-
iison, Col. Charles l.. Phillips, Mrs.
Gtia keaah. Miss Livingston.
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at the academy tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Van IIocsen will give "The
Bobolink, -, by Weeks, a bird poem
with which she has scored repeated
success in Chicago and other cities.
Mrs. Van Hocscn will also be heard
in a coloratura solo. Thou Bril-
liant Bird. from the opera,
"Pearl of Brazil by David.
Miss EStellc Ncedham 5 contri-
buttons to the program will include
two attractive numbers, Nalse
nrnliautc, Mana Zucca) and
Scrcnade, (Sinding4.
Organ selections by Elmer n.
Todd. will include Allegro from
Widor's Fifth symphony. and "Tri,
umphal March by the American
composer, Dudley Buck.
March Grotcsque, (Sindingl
played by the Misses Needham,
Fern Newton and Margaret Lanier,
Mis-. Omega Connolly and MIR. Todd
will complete the delightful one
hour program. which will open at /
a clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
G0T0Chl1rch Sunday
State st. Christian

Sunday school: The classes and
lessons are graded to suit the ages.
Competent teachers await the pu-
pills. Last Sunday was the largest
attendance of the year. A cordial
invitation is extended all ages.
Morning Worship. The sermon
topic is, THE Sense of Hearing.
Junior c. L. meets at 2:30 and is
for children of the junior ages. At
tendance and interest is steadily
increasing.
Senior c. f. convenes at 6:30.
Ted Rumscv will be the leader.
Union church service at 7:30. The
churches are uniting in joint serv-
ice at this church in order to hear
Dir. Sara f. Wise of Los Angeles,
specialist in social morality.
Concert: The Girls Glee Club of
California Christian College, Los
Angeles will be the guest of the
church next Monday and will be
heard in concert that evening at :
q clock. This is Il splendid musical
organization and they will delight
their audience with varied pro
gram. Tickets are on sale by Young
people Of the church.
Review of Acts: Members of the
congregation have been reading the
Book of Acts during February, II
chapter day. Tie Adult Bible
Glass will conduct a review of the
book next Wednesday evening. The
invitation TO attend is general.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
First Baptist

sunday school at 9:4J a. III. Il.
NJ. Armstrong, superintendent. \
new record in attendance is expect
ed Sunday. Strangers are cordially
invited. Parents are urged not to
send their children but to come
with them. There are separate
classes for men and women where
they at once made at home.
Morning church service II a. m
Special music by the choir. Sermon
by the pastor The JOY of the
Christian.
The young peoples meeting 6:3O
p. IN. Young people cordially invit
ed. Junior b. Y. p. [. $3.50 p. m
There VIII be no evening church
service at 1870 as the church nnites
in the union service at the Christian
church TO hear Dr. Sarah f. Wise.
Dr. Wise will give confidential
talks and addresses to women and
girls only on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons at 3 clock at the Bap-
inst church. On Tuesday evening
she viii give a lecture for the gen
rral public TO which everybody is
invited.
The mid week service of tn
church Wednesday evening at 1870
with study Of the first three chap
tcrs of the book of The Acts.
There is fine interest and splcn-
eid attendance at all services.
Strangers are cordially welcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
DELIGHTFUL CARD
PARTY GIVEN BY
NRS. 4FFLERBAUGH

Mrs. q. W. AffIcrbaugh of 1926
Adams avenue WAS hostess To the
members of the Neighoorhuod Club,
who euioycd IN afternoon Of Five
Hundred 1t her home yesterday. \
color schrmc of orange predominant
ed in tine decorations, marigoldS be
iHg used in profusion. Mrs. \. w.
Brian was the winner Of the high
score prize. and Mrs. }. W. Cook
teek consolation honor>.
Assisted by Mrs. Charles Knights,
the hostess served dainty refresh
mcutS.
Those present included Mesdames
Chester Sylvester. Harley Bush,
Robert smith. j. ". Cook, Frank
Bowlt~. T. u IIavenS. W. q. Pear
son. e. Young. {. MeGuffin, Harry
Brown. Milton Warren. Charles
Knights, \. W. Brian. G. &. fucker,
]. Il. Pearson and Q. ". Affler-
haugd.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
MISS LIVINGSTON
CONPLIHENTED BY
n MEETING OF CLUE

Members of the Present Day
Club and a group Of guests were
delightfully."- entertained by Mr., and
Mrs. Ross T. Hiekcox last night,
the affair complimentiug their
house guest, Miss Malsie Living
ston, of San Francisco.
Imperial Valley conditions were
The subject Of the current event dis
cussion, which proved unusually in
teresting. Mr.. IiickcnX gave the
fiIst talk Of the evening. in which
he stressed the need of more diyersi-
fled crops for the valley and told
Of the advantages which might be
expected from the farther deyclup.
ent of experimental work at the
Meloland station.
Hugh r. Osborne gave the ad4.a-
tages of the dairy industry as a
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
81 iGABOND KING"
PROMISES TO BE
GREAT ATTRACTION

When The Nagabonl King = Is
presented ii the evening meeting Of
tie Woman : Ten Thousand club on
Thursday. members Of the club,
their husbands and friends will have
IN opportunity to hear 4 particular
y entertaining program.
Rehearsals for the ehoru, are
coming ON splendidlv under the ahl"
direction Of Madame Katherine
Ward Kupelian. Mrs. Ross T. lick
cox viii give tile story Of the light
7P.ra, The Nagabona King, AMI
The chorus Will supply the music,
thus giving IN attractive rcprodur-
tion Of the music and plot Of the
opera.
Club members are urged t. make
their reservations for the dinner,
which will be served at : o'clock,
with Mrs. Edgar y. Nance, tclc-
phone $40, or Mrs. Arthur Edgar,
dinner hostess, telephone 35o-M.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
First Presbyterian

international SUNDAY school les
son for February p: Making the
Community Christian. Galatians
5:13-25. Golden Text: "'Havc no
fellowship with the unfruitful
works Of darkness. but rather even
reproVe them. Ephcsians 5:11.
Rex. Paul &. Stevens, repre-
sentative Of the Every Member
canvass committee Of the church ex
tensiorN board Of Los Angeles pres
hHtery viii speak al the mornin :
service at II o'clock. Special music
by the choir
Sunday evening union services 1t
tie State Street Christian church
N ~ clock. Address by Dr.
Sara /. Wise, Of Les Angeles.
The Guild viii meet Tuesday,
March /, With Mrs. ". b. Carey,
~ Brighton, At > p. III. Al mem
bers urged II b present for clee.
ton 0f officers.
EyauEelistic Forum meets "a, the
ehareh Thursday evening at :
clock. Mrs. Parker will lead the
meeting,
Mems dinner 10 the families OF
the congregation Friday evening,
March I. Dinner served promptly
al 6:t5 y. m. Special speaker of
the evening, Rev David McCon-
aughy of New Work CitE represeu-
tatiye of the stewardship commits;
Ice Of the general assembly. An
excellent program Of entertainment
viii bc furnished during the eve
Duing.
\ most cordial welcome awaits
YOU at all services. Rev. George
Albert Hartman. pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
SCHEDULE T. + OR
LECTURERS VISIT
IS 4NNOUNC E ID

Announcement of the schedule of
meetings to he addressed by DR..
Sara +. Wise, noted lecturer. was
made at Il meeting of the W. {. L.
L. Yesterday. The meeting, which
was held at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Sweeney, was well attended.
\ resolution was passed approx
ing the plan to close the border 1t
q p. m. instead of at 8 as is now
the law.
Members pledged themselves to
make Il special effort to attend all
meetings to be addressed 10y DR..
Wise, whose coming is being spon-
sored by the W. c. I. L.
DR.. Wise 5 schedule was aunouuc-
ed as follows:
Sunday morning, February -,
Methodist church, II Il. m.
Sunday evening, union meeting,
State Street Christian church.
Monday morning, $40 Il. M, high
school.
Monday afternoon Baptist church.
Monday evening, Seeley.
Tuesday, l.5o =. H., Wilson
school.
Tuesday, 2;3o Baptist church.
Tuesday evening, Baptist church.
All members We're urged to at
tend the Day of Prayer to be
observed at the Christian church
Friday. March t.
The next meeting Of the W. {. T.
|. will be held at Mrs. W. l. Stone :
on March Il. An all day session
will be held, with a pot luck
luncheon ii noon. y full attcnd-
anee at all members is desired.
Election of officers wil be held.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Sixth and Commercial SIS.
Arthur T. SohuItz p.st,.


At the hour of morning worship
Or. Sara f.. Wise, of Los Angeles.
noted lecturer, will deliver the ser
mon on the subject, " Spiritual
Dynamics. : This presents an oppor-
tunity to hear an unusually fine ad-
dress.
The choir viii render Shcllcy )
beautiful anthem, q Hark. flark.
My Soul, - The Soloists will be Mrs.
+. II. kouns, soprano and Mrs y.
+. Roberts. contralto.
In the evening this church viii
coopcratc in the union meeting TO
be held at the Christian church and
TO be addressed by Dr. Sara +.
Wise.
The Epworth League DEVOTIONAL
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p. L. o. Nem6ers To Meet
At Country Home OF
Mrs. HinOr n. SUeeneL

Mrs. Minor NJ. Sweeney. assisted
by Mrs. \. NJ Williams. viii cntcr-
tain the members OF Chapter Az,
Z. +, O. at luncheon at her
country home west If the city on
Monday. Ms. Charles +. Scott viii
be in charge Of the afternoon : pro
gram, which will continue the study
of Mexico. Roll call viii be answer
ed with current events.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
Mrs. COggins Hostess
To Members of Round
Table At Luncheon

Round table members and Sevcra
guests were charmingly entertained
by Mrs. c. f. Coggins at bridge
luncheon at her home yesterday. AZ
the close of the afternoon, Mrs. Roy
+. Breedlove was awarded the high
score prize.
Those present included Mesdamcs
Tom Gill, John Stewart Ross, Will
$. Fawcctt. Robert B. Kepley, For
rest kutz, Roy f. Brccdlovc, mem.
bcrs, Mcsdames William Fleming
Frank f. Anderson and O. &. Horne,
guests, and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS

club at her home on He'll Avenue
yesterday afternoon. Luncheon was
served preceding the afternoon of
cards. Covers were arranged for
Mesdames Charles T.. Scott, II. l..
Loud, Jerry Asher, j. ID. Adams, J.
s. Jones, members, Mrs. Martin
b. o 'Brien and Mrs. J. ID. Albums,
guests, and the hostess.
i':itcs were won by Mrs. Adams,
first, ,nd Mrs. O'B. irE, second.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
Mrs. NJ. Il. StelCdrt To
BE Hostess To Altar
Society on March

The attention of the members of
St. Mary : Altar Society IS called
to the fact that the luncheon at the
home of Mrs. NJ. Z. Stewart will
be held on March s, instead of on
March ,, us was incorrectly annouuc-
ed in the Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
White Shrine Social
CLUB To Meet With
Mrs. Mudgett Tuesday

Mrs. G. f. Mudgett of Calexico
will entertain the members of the
White Shrine Social club at her
home in Calexico Tuesday \ mum
Der of members from this city are
planning to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
STATE ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH

IIIlam Z. IhcVert0n, PaStOr
Fifth at State st.
lo;45 It. IN. The Sense of Hear
ing
80 J.. m. Union Service. Dr,
sara +. Wise.
9:3o a. m. Graded Sunday School.
2:@0 p. m. Junior Christian En-
dcavor.
$50 p. m. Senior Christian En-
dcavor.
Public cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-26
"Present Day Wesico"
To BE Discussed BY
The History Section

Mrs. y. y Contos will entertain
the history section of the Woman :
Ten Thousand club ut her home, j2S
Hamilton avenue. on Monday after
noon. Mrs. d. b. Roberts will have
charge of the program, which will
he on present Day Mexico.