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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-06-30
ASKOV

Boyce Smidt, son of Mrs. Simon
Smidt, Minneapolis, came up here
last week for an indefinite visit at the
Mis- Kyhl home.
Mrs. Jeppe SOrensen. Mrs. Oline
Sorensen and children, Miss Paula
Madsen, and Albert Sorensen drove
to Minneapolis Saturday morning for
a short visit with relatives and
friends and to take in the Danish
festival at the State Fair grounds.
They returned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnt Nelson, Chas.
Olson, Andrew Stoke, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hagen and his brothers, Ole and
Nels Hagen. all from Birch Creek
township, came over in two autos
Monday and visited Askov. They
were very much taken up with the
fine church building here which was
borg. They also made an inspection
of the American printing plant and
in general looked over the community.
Mr.. John Hagen who is an old timer
in the northwest corner of the county,
stated that this was his first visit to
Askov and he was pleased to note the
many well improved farms and the
we'll kept village.
Leonard Chicos is announcing
big dance to be held in his barn be-
fore the hay is put up, on his place
A miles northeast of Askov. Mr.. Chi
cos has large barn and can accom-
modate large crowd. He is also ar
ranging for good music in that he has
secured the services of Angelo Yotti
of Duluth, the we'll known concertino
player. The dance will take place
Thursday night, July 7th and every
body is invited. Mr. Chicos who came
here from the southern part of the
state twelve years ago has the vision
of the prairie farmer-a big farm.
He has 100 acres which is considered
a very big farm in this cut-over re-
gion. One hundred acres are cleared
now and he says that when he started
out here his program was to nave II
all cleared and 100 acres under pillow
in fifteen years when he would be
nearly SO years old. 1t seems that
his ambition will be realized. Mr..
Chicos is a big husky man and can
do a good days work. When he came
to Askov he weighed 100 pounds and
now weighs over 200, so the work
agrees with him. Leonard, as many
of his friends call him, is quite a
devotee of. baseball but somehow
never got into the game here. One
of the first summers he was here ne
said that Askov must have baseball
team, it wouldn't be town without
it, and if need be "some of us mar
ried men, perhaps past the best base
ball years, will have to get out and
get into FORM He did play in a
game or two but probably found that
he had plenty of other work to keep
him from getting excessively fat
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-06-30
BAGGE-BIE

Miss Mildred Bagge, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Bagge, and Jens
Peter Bic were united in marriage at
the local Danish Lutheran church
Friday afternoon, Rev. o. H. Dyre-
borg tieing the nuptial knot.
The newlyweds have lived in this
community for many years and their
many friends here will join the Amer
lean in extending congratulations and
best wishes They have gone right
to housekeeping on Mr.. Bie's farm,
five miles southeast of town.
Friends and neighbors from far and
near gathered at the Hans Bagge
home in the evening for a social visit
and to congratulate the newlyweds,
this being in form of surprise party
They filled the house and yard to
Overlooking, there being something
over forty automobiles there
Did you ever notice that hard
boiled egg is yellow inside?
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-06-30
ASKOV B. B. SCHEDULE

July 10-Beroun at BerOun.
July 17-Great Northern team of Su--
perior, at Askov.
July 24-Bruno at Askov.
July 31-Sturgeon Lake at Sturgeon
Lake.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-06-30
ASKOV MARKETS

Corrected Thursday Forenoon)
Butter, creamery, per Id. so. AZ:
Eggs, per doz. .16-
Eggs, Askov Brand Selects,
per dozen ............. 20
Chickens, under 4 lbs, b.. .0S
Chickens, over 4 lbs, perlb. IL,
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-06-30

Did you ever notice that a hard
boiled egg is yellow inside?
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
WILLIAM HOW ARD
EONOR GUEST AT
BIRTHDAY PART I

Complimcnting William IL. How
ard, Charles Tuttlc was host At "
charming birthday dinner celebrat-
ING Mr.. Howard's birthday. The
affair was given at the NJ. c. Faulk-
pl.hury home. 604 FL Centre avenue,
last night.
The house WAS beautifully deco
rated with Easter lilies. roses and
other spring flowers. At the dinner
table. which was conferred with "
charming bouquet CARRYING out the
color scheme of yellow and white.
covers were arranged for the fol
lowing guests: Miss Bes~ Maurcr,
Miss Ruth Wyman. Mrs. Alice Max
we'll. MIR. Howard. j. q. Nadman, y.
+. Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Faul-
kcnburv and the host Mr.. Tuttlc.
y big birthday cake, specially
decorated, was Il feature of the
meal.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
BOstick Again
Gets in Trouble

y. j. Gus Bostick is in trouble
again. He was locked up last night
hy city police charged with disturb
ing the peace.
Gus, mistaken for Book -
BoSticll by authorities at Bakers
field some time ago was returned
to FL Centre to face charges of at
tack upon two girls at Imperial but
upon arrival the mistake was dis
covered and Gus was released.
But Gus was arrested again
Il short time laicr charged with as
sault and battery by Il colorcd
woman. The Judge, however. held
That al that time tho woman was
as much at fault as Gus and the
two were warned to discontinue
seeing each other.
"hc police were informed vcstcr.
day that 'Gus' has failed to live
Hp to his end of the bargain and
he was locked up. He entered n
plea Of not guilty when arraigned
ihis morning and saskcd that he
be given a jury trial
Judge Hcrvcv placed bail at $500
cash and set the trial for Monday.
June l.. Bostick was ordered com
mittcd TO jail in default of the
hund
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
"PIR4TE HUNT" AT
GfRARD HOME IS
CLEVER AFFAIR

Complimcnting Villa Mac Roberts,
who is home from school i'll San
Diego fer the Easter holidays, Miss
Helen Girard gave merry pirate
party at the Girard home ON san
dalwood Drive last night.
\ pirate cave lead to the base
mcnt. where the skull and cross
bones. pirates treasure chest and
other decorations carried out the
motif Of the evening.
y number Of games and contests
were cniovcd. Pauline Hunt was
the winner of the prize for finding
the most "pinces on eight. Gena
Bihbons won the prizr IN the pirate
ship contest. and Villa Mac Roberts
received guest prize.
Refreshments carried out the
clever pirate idea, individual
= treasure chests, containing de,
liciouS daintics being hidden.
The hostess was assisted through
ont the evening by her mother.
Mrs. Emery Girard and Miss Edith
Kluck.
Guests present were Villa Mac
Roberts. Gcna bibbins. Gwenevere
Gianola, Regina Gianola, Margaret
Whitelaw. f,lba Roberts and Man
ieric Meyer and Pauline Hunt.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16

syears, and is for women over 6-
years of age, many of whom ar,
alone in the world. The present
taIcc story wooden structure in Los
.AGgel,S has been condemned hv til,
,;ty. and we are obliged to Vacatr
The home has proven woefullY IL
adequate Every room is occupied
and also the screened porchrS. There
is u long waiting list, aud rs many
as three applications are received
- dav. Women vino have reached
20 years and over. who are no long
rr able to live alone and care for
themselves, are Logging Us Tor ad-
mittancc.
William Gibbs McAdno Is chair
man Of the advisory committee f"'
the campaign. which i being back
cC hv Il number Of prominent men
such rs Dr Rufus Won kleinSmil
president Of the University g;
Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
NEW MANAGER
FOR MISSIONS
BEING SOUGHT
by United Press Lca~ci w'ir"

SAN FRANCISCO, April ID
While rams were awaiting details
as to why Bill Lcard was onstad aa
manager of the Mission San Fran
cisco Club Of the Coast League,
speculation was rife today as to
why would. breomr the new man.
aGcr.
Mccarthy, now in Seattle with
the club has wired friends here he
has no one in mind for the job. Al
Walters, Mission catcher, is ten
porarily in charge Of the team, but
it is virtually certain he will not
he made Il permanent selection.
Roy Corhan. former Coast League
PLAYER, has been mentioned as a
possible selection. Corhan, now in
the insurance business here, SAID
be had not been approached bv Nc
Carthy and indicated he probably
who would become the new man
offered him.
Some fans here think trouble
had been brewing between Lcard
and Mccarthy since early this seq
son. There were several Hdira-
lions, one Of them last week when
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
THEATERS

If ever high powered group OF
they re in Casey at the Bat,
which arrives AT the Valley theatcl
tomorrow. Wallace Becrv, starred
as baseball's sluggingcst slugger
won the hearty applause of ma
ticn in James Cruzc 5 The Pony
Express.
Ford Sterling, who has been cv-
c;vthing from a keystone kop to Il
drawing room farceur, is featured
IS Berry : guardian angel. Stcr
ling 5 last two roles were played III
Paramount : = Everybody's Act
ihg' and Stranded in Paris.
IaSu Pitts, the "plain Jane of the
studios. who does either farce ~
drama as they should be done, gives
Wallace chance to demonstrate
Lis -ahcm-shall we Say-love.mak
ing ability Sterling Holloway,
reV to the screen, but well known
on Broadway because of his comic
tendencies. contributes some more
Iqirth as Bcrrv : rival. And then.
Spec O 'Donncll. the Kid who acted
s. villainouslv in Mary Piekford ;
, Sparrows, shows his plowcss Il.
Il comedian
Harry Langdou, the screen 5 new
est big time comedy star. has brok-
en- the "threc time .iinx, so feared
Ly the folk of the theater,
In Long Pants. the laugh spe-
cial he has Just completed for First
National coming tomorrow to the
Palace thcatcr. he has not only
made his third big feature, but the
greatest Of the three
The three time iinX is one of
the thcater's oldest traditions. An
actor who appears in two successes
always breads the third, fearing it
Will be linked.
Langdon. himself a troupcr Of
long experience, admits he thought
Of this when he began work on
Long Pants. but declares he did
rot let it worry him.
Instead, he spent approximately
six months in painstaking effort to
,Lakc Long Pants his best screen
achievement. \ fortune was in
vested in production costs. Rcvo.
! lutionarv ideas. such as the intro
,luction of tcchnicolor. were work
co out. rs a result. he has cou
/ ciusivcly broken the jinX and upset
/ one OF the thcatcr ; oldest and most
sacred traditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
District Offices
Are Re-Arranged

Clerks and officials of the In
pcrial Irrigation District dropped
their pencils and books this morn
ing, DOTTED their coats and turned
mov"men. Carpenters were busilv
engaged tearing down the partitions
IN 'he offices and early this morn
ing the place looked as though az
oarthqnakc had hit it.
But toward noon. under the dircc
tion of McIvcr, secretary. order WAS
being restored by his army of shirt
sleeved workers. The entire clerical
department had been rcvamped.
The action was brought about by
the addition of the new room. to
be used by directors Tor t!cir
weekly meetings, which will he
ready for the Tuc,dal gathering.
The old room vaS CONVEX. Il TO thc
use of the clerical STAFF aad with
the removal Of the partitions this
rrorning tn" work OF rC-arranalag
'ho offices ond dasl.s of the work.
rs began.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
DESERT HAY RIDE
BY PRESBYTERIAN
{. E. MERRY AFFAIR

Members of the Christian En-
dcavor of the Presbyterian church
held Il merry hay ride and desert
party last night. driving out to the
sand hills south east OF here.
\ wciner roast WAS cuioycd after
the arrival of the party at their
destination.
Those making up the merry
group. which WAS rhaperoncd by
Mrs. Il, p. Pope aud Mr.. aud Mrs.
c. y. Parker, were Buick Under
wood. Iona Miner. Josephine era
ham. Jean Never. Geraldine shaw.
Dorothy Bovett, Claribel Simpson,
Evelyn Pope. Jewel Harlan, Henri
eta Moody. Beth Melbourne and
Margaret Edc.
Warren Watson. Frank Mclver,
pclous Cox. Allen Cameron. Byran
Armour. Ike Sharp, Russell Byrd,
Paul Gillett. Riley Mcbride, Earl
Briggs. Charles Dee, Mac Spence.
Bill Peters. Jack Page. Lee Viii
loughby. Walter Bromley, Robert
HickcoN. Edgar Martin, Frank Viii
bv and Melvin Bratlry.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
EASTSIEE NEWS

There have been numerous holi-
day visitors in thc city during the
week. Among them are Miss IDA
l.. jackson, Il former East Side
school teacher. now teaching in the
Oakland schools. She is the guest of
Mvs. Matte s. Nelson and is ac-
companied by Misses Madeline Me.
Gee and Louise Lewis OF the Sacra-
mcnto Junior College and Oliver
Millct Of the Pacific Grove High
school.
Thomas Nelson. senior in the JEFF,
ferSon High school, Los Angeles,
is visiting his mother.
Ellis Salisbury a winter graduate
Of the jefferson High school, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Arthur
Prince.
Mrs. Scnola Maxwell Reeves,
teacher in the Los Angeles city
schools, visited friends here We'd
ncsday.
Among the numerous social arti-
vitics during the week were a party
by the Junior College girls, Tucs
day evening and supper ON the
sand dunes, Thursday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
w. c. r. II. DRIVE TO BE LAUNCHED AT
1, LUNCHEON MONDAY; STATE AND COUNTY
n LEADERS VIII ADDRESS GATHERING

Opening Imperial Valley S part
Of the campaign of the W. c. r. L..
of Southern California to raise mon
ey for several worthy institutions.
q luncheon will be held mt the Hotei
Barbara Worth on Monday ut 1880
o clock. W. &. T. [. leaders of this
county, several state officials of
that organization, county w G.. T..
Y, members, city and 'ountv -oftic-
aals and other public spirited cit
Zens will be among those present.
he campaign which is being
T. nchcd is for S6oe.0oO. This mon
e. viii be used foI the erection of
new building for the Southera
California Home for Aged Women
aid also for an endowment fun
for this home and TWO other inst
futions maintained by the W. G. T..
L. the Frances Willard Home for
Girls, and the Home Center for Soi-
dlers, Sailors and Marines
Dr. IL. LcGrand OF san Francisco,
Il ector of the campaign, Mrs Eva
{. Wheeler, state president ct tie
w. g. T. [. and Mrs Hattie Young,
81 secretary, will bc among The
coast boosters who will lac present
at ouday luncheon Prominent
CO y government officials will Be
among the speakers. according tn
Mrs. Young who has been here Tor
some time cooperating with Mrs.
Oscar Sweeney, president of the 10
cal union aud other county ". &. T.
e nadcrs in preparation for the
e. ing Of the camuaign, to which
G " member of the Southern Cali
f. iia W. & T. L. and Il large mum.
ber of public spirited citizeus are
expected to contribute.
In speaking Of the principal wolh
to be accomplished by the funds
raised, Mrs. Wheeler today >aid:
"Thc home for aged women has
been conducted for the past -
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
McCABE
Press Staff Correspondent

Press Staff Correspondent
AIr. and Mrs. Bob Hammond and
small daughter Virginia of Culver
City. who have been house guests
ot Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hackclman
tpr the past two weeks, have re
turned home. Mr. Hammond is an
electrician employed III the GpIdwyn
studio.
Nj. and Mrs. iIindcnS, have sold
their ranch and will soon be leav-
iny the community.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Roy Sjlkwaod of
santa ADa, former resident, of Ca
lrNiro, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Forester last week.
Mir. and Mrs. Ell Forrrstrr, Tio-
ucer residents of the valley. who
spent the winter in icdlandS, are
returning 10 MrCabe.
Little Violet Forrrstcr. daughter
a; Mr.. and Mrs. jaime, FORESTER,
who ran Il rusty rake prong through
hcr foot last week is getting along
nicely.
McCabc school 5 first and second
holl team, played Jasper Friday a
McCabc. The girls first team los,
III indoor. and second team won,
the score being - 10 rs. Boys
first team lost. score 9 tp ).
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sawday Of Witch
Creek, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth
OF Julian, came down Friday after
noon aud left far PhocuiX Friday
evening, accompanied by their
caGghtor, Misses Lacy and Mary
>awdav and Miss Grace IIiilrcth.
Mrs. Ruth Solomon left for San
Diego Friday afternoon to spend thc
Wrck cud
Mrs. George Austin left Thursday
to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Clapp
and family Of Cotton.
Professor Gordon. state dairy spr.
ciaii>t. gave q very interesting
talk ON dairy feeding to a group of
% interested dairymcu Wednesday
morning on G. &. Ilcil's ranch As
~istaut Farm Avisor Creighton
spoke ON "Dairy Accounts
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
NJ 'AFEE' IS FREED
AS GIRL ADMITS
CHARGES FALSE

Admitting that she offered false
testimony in an effort to protect
herself. La Won Ambruster, BraW-
ley telephone operator has asked
that the ease against Basil McAfee,
charged with having criminallv as.
saultcd her. be dismissed As Il
result of the confession the youth
tul prisoner was freed this morning
and no information will be filed
against him in superior court. He
MAS held to answer under SlO,00U
bail following a preliminary hear
ing a, Brawlcy on the strength Of
the testimony offered by the girl.
At the preliminary hearing the
girl said that McAfc2 had made u
moro or less forced entrance to the
telephone company office where She
WAS alone at the switchboard. She
charged that he had dragged her
tv force from the operating room
to a rest room where he attacked
her.
In confessing to pcriuring her
self in this testimony the girl ad-
mittcd that She had allowed McAfee
to enter. That he sat beside her at
the switchboard for time and
that they later went 10 the rest
loom where they played a phono-
graph and began dancing. She sand
that she struggled when he began
making love to her and that after
ward she called two other girls to
tho office and the police Wrrc not
fled that Mc.tfcc had crinlnallH
assaulted hcr.
The girl has asked that she be
allowed to return to the home Of
. her parents and il is not believed
that any charges will be brought
against her for entering false test
imony at the hearing.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
HONE STUDY GROUP
COMPLETES STUDY
FOR THIS SEASON

With a successful meeting, tn'
general subject Of which MS
:. Motho rcraft the American
I.om, and Child Welfare stud
group completed it> program for t.'
year with Il gathering at the Hard
II z school.
Fourth gradr pupils from Mrs. 4.
NJ. Armstrong : room gav' "a do
lighttul musical program.
The subject ot the opportunity ct
the modern homo was discussed
With much interest practically cy-
cryonc present taking part in tn"
diScuSs ION
Mrs. Frank Wcir. chairman of a..
eeoup, presided. Plan, for the con-
tinuatim of the work next yc1r
VIII be announced in the fail.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
Women Burned
By Explosion
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, April l5.--Two
women were severely burned, one
perhaps fatally here today, when n
gas explosion demolished the double
house in which they lived.
Mrs. Peggy Randall received
burns about the entire body. Hos
rital attendants said she had little
chance to live. Mrs. Doris Gala
CHER sustained serious but not fatal
burns.
The roof of the house was blown
eff and the walls crumblcd by the
force of the explosion. Flames
which followed the blast were
quickly cxtinguishcd.
A pilot light in Mrs. Randall 5
kitchen is thought to have set off
the explosion.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
CoIOred Pair
Deny Vagrancy

Mary Morris, coIorcd, aged 26,
aul NJ. Mcntclla, rolorcd, aged %,
were arrested by city police last
might on charges Of vagrancv and
were later released under so bail
The former entered plea of nor
guilty 10 the charge through Ernest
Il. UtI"y, her attorney, when ar
raigncd before Judge Edgar T.
Hrrycy in police court this morn
ing. The other woman failed TO
;ppcar in anewrr to the charge and
her bail va, declared forfeited by
the court.
Trial iu tire ra,c Of Miss Morris
was set for Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
To Choose Queen
of Raisin Fete
Ry United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Cal April Repre-
sentative beauties from % cities Of
tie san Joaquin VALLEY were doll
ing up" here today for the contest
tonight which viii decide the queen
for the raiSin day festival which
viii be held here April 30
The honor Of being rai>in day
queen. which is one Of the greatest
bestowed upon roSsrssors al pul.
chritudc in this section has attract
ID record entry lis'.
Beside the queen, her four at
tondants Will also be chosen.
The fortunate gIrl VINO wins th"
title will have a seat on the throne
beside Kenneth Harlan. who has
been chosen king of raisin day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
FRIDAY BRIDGE
CLUB ENTERTAINED
BY MRS. ANDERSON

Mrs. Frank F. Anderson delight
fully entertained the members of
the Friday Bridge Climb at Il uneh-
con at her home on Len Rcy ave
nue. Yesterday.
The house WAS attractivcly dec
Grated with spring flowers. Covers
At luncheon were Laid for Mes
DANES j. Drummond Huston. l.. G..
House and Il. Y. Watson, guests,
and the following club members:
Mcsdames Don e. Bitler. Allen T.,
Nuffcr. &. f.. Conant. {. W. Ali
son. Charles f.. Scott, Dorsey White
law. James W. GlasSford, H. L..
Loud and the hostess.
Prizes at bridg" were. won hy
Mrs. Conant, first and Mrs. Ander
sfu. second.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
DINNER
PARTY GIVEN AT
II. l.. LOUD HONE

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Loud enter-
tanned with an informal dinner
party nj their home on SandaIwood
Drive last night. when the mem
bcrs of their dinner club were their
guests.
Lavender iris and pink stocks
were combined to form pretty
color scheme. Covers were arrang-
ed for Mr.. and Mrs. John +. An
drcws II. Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles +.
scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Drumnond
Huston. Mr.. and Mrs. {. ". Alli-
>on and the host and hostess.
Higi. score 1T bridge WAS mad'
Lv Mr. and Mrs. Scott. with Mr..
aud Mrs. Allison receiving the con
ISOLATION award.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
Chaplin Granted
Time Extension
by aited Press Leased Wire

"' "ittu reNS i4FasNV w ire
LOS ANGELES, April 16.-Al,
though denied by his counsel, it WAS
lntimated here today that Charlie
Chaplin would return to Los .Augc-
les and file answer to his VIZ >
sensational divorce complaint.
Such move vas anticipated l'rl-
'rw'a' 4 rcpricyr granted late yes
t2i'!*y and eXtent.n. the timc for
filing answer from Monday until
next Thursday.
The extension of time was grant
ed by Superior Judge Walter GUcr-
N following telephone requests
from Chaplin : counsel, WHO ar re-
iortcd to be holding conferences ~
San Francisco relative to the next
move in the case.
Unless Chaplin flies answer bv
Thursday he will lose the suit to
Lita Grey Chaplin by default.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16

! Mccarthy turned Ncan Gregg back
to Birmingham because Gregg could
not get his hurting arm in shape.
Leard said at that time that Nc
Carthy hadn't sought his counsel
in the matter and that Gregg had
been turned back without his knowl,
edge.
Leard was the type of manager
who wanted to run things his way,
AMI Mccarthy is the kind of club
president vino wants to take full!
responsibility for the club S show
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
Movie Star To
Hunt Big Game
u, United Press Leased Wire


HOLLYWOOD. April =. TIN
FRINGE ANA Princess Mdivani Mae
NurlayJ left here today Oh =
world totl that VIII take them into
darkest Africa ON big game hunt
The exotic film star will lay
aside hrr dancng costumes for Soy
rr;d months and don hunting Jacket
AND boots with "a larg. party o.
English and American >portsmrn.
Both the prince anal princess are
noted ,hotS and the latter hopes TO
return with trophies ;hat viii grace
Ler nnW beach home at Santa Mon
ica.
fol!oWiH@ short stay in New
York the couple viii sail far Lon
don where they will ioia othct
members II the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-16
WrS. n. 4. COHtOS To Re
Hostess To Members
Of History Section

Mrs. y. \. Contos will be hostess
10 the members ri the History Sec
ion Of the Woman : Ten Thousand
club. whirh viii meet at her hom".
rs Hamilton aNcnuc. on Monday
afternoon. y program on Mexico
viii be giNen.