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Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11
NAMES OF RECENT
GRADUATES FOUND
IN MANY SCHOOLS

June Graduates of Central Union
high school are now settled in their
respective schools and word receiv-
ed from them reveal enthusiasm
with their studies and surroundings.
Glancing over the list of those at
tending institutes Of higher learn
ing one finds former Central stu
dents enrolled in almost every school
i'll California as we'll as in other
states.
News from Margaret EIDE, who is
attending University of Nevada at
Reno, announces her pledge as a
member of Kappa Alpha Theta,
national sorority, and a sophomore
assignment of 1.-The Sagebrush, "
University weekly paper,
Paul Nash, Stanford; Arnold
Ariaudo, L. S. c.; Olive Courtney,
Reedley, j. c.; Billy Foss, L. c. L.
A; Robert Hickcox, Pomona; Jose
phine Graham, Pomona; Jean Meyer,
Mills; Mathew LaBrueherie, Oregon
Agricultural College; Evelyn Pope,
College Industrial Arts, Benton,
Texas; Earle Poole, Redlands; Ruth
Price, California Christian college !;
Pauline Sharpe, Chaffe j. C.
Many of last June's graduates
are attending the local Junior Col
lege and include Florence Carr,
Christine Clark, Alice Cole, Milton
Finley, Fred Davis, Grace Grafton,
Fannie Lea Hancock, Maurice Hob
dy, Lillian Holiday, Donald Ken
nedy, Viola Kenyon, Ellen Maupin,
Thomas Powelson, Geraldine Shaw,
Eiko Yukawa, Scherel Walquiest
and Norma Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11
PERSONALS

Miss Doris Morgan, who under
went a serious operation recently,
is still confined to the FL Centre
Hospital. She is reported as slight
ly improved.
Mrs. S. o. Lingo returned yester-
day from a buying trip to Los An
gcles.
Miss Margaret Carmichael, who
with her parents is making her
home in Watsonville, is taking a
post graduate course in the Watson
Vile high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Lees Frary
of FL Centre visited friends in Cal
eXico Tuesday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASS HAS PARTY

Members of Mr. Lingo's Sunday
School class of State Street Chris
tian church were guests of their
teacher last night at a merry
plunge party and weiner roast at
Holtville. About 25 girls were in at
tendance and following the plunge
party the group enjoyed a weiner
roast east of Holtville.
Mrs. Cert Underwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Mitchell and MI and
Mrs. S. o. Lingo chaperoned the
party.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11
Thursday, October Ii, 1923

field this morning on a charge OF
unlawful possession of intoxicating
liquor he entered a plea of guilty.
He was sentenced to pay fine OF
$3.50 or spend l25 days in the coun-
ty Jail. He was committed to the
custody of the sheriff in default of
payment of the fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11
RAID RESULTS IN SEVERE FINE

Jose Marcias, 40, of Alamorio was
arrested late yesterday by Deputy
Sheriffs Wright, Christian and
Sharp following a raid on his home.
The deputies seized half gallon of
alleged prune whiskey.
Arraigncd before Judge |. May
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11
THE WEATHER
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Fair and cooler tonight and
Friday. Low humidity and fresh
northerly winds will increase the
danger of forest fires.
SOUTHE CALIFORNIA FAIR
tonight and Friday; cooler; fresh to
strong northerly winds. Fire wealth.
er forecast: Clear sky with very
low humidity and fresh to strong
north and northeast winds; great
danger of fires.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11

Mrs. F. B. Fuller, former well
known local resident, was in FL Cen
tro the first of the week attending
to business interests, and was the
house-guest of Mrs. W. W. Apple
during her brief stay. Mrs. Fuller
plans to return within several
weeks when she will see her many
friends, who will also be glad to
learn that she is much improved in
health
Imperial Valley press., 1928-10-11
LOCAL WOMAN'S SISTER is
REAL DESERT PROSPECTOR

walla mountains and still entertain
the hopes of making "the big
strike,' the time and place to be
decided later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21

Mrs Carrie G. Nellie, Deputy Mrs Mar
garet Hartman, Mrs. Clara E. Mace of
the State council benevolent committee.
The council completed arrangements
for the annual visitation October %. 1t
was decided to hold a rummage sale
November 1917 and card party De-
cember IL. National Representative Pa st
State Councillor Mrs. Emily E. Hook
strasser. Past State Councillor Mrs
Grace M. Lowry and Past State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Margaret Hartman gave re-
ports of the proceedings of the national
council sessions held last week in Sa-
vannah. Ga.
Barbara Frietchie Council met Oc-
tober IL at Woodbridge. d. c. Com-
cilor Mrs Edna Gather presided
Mrs. Carrie G. Meile, state councillor
and Mrs Julia Pennifeld associate
State councillor, and Mrs Ethel Miles
of the State Council committee on
law we're guests. Mrs. Mae Carney. Mrs
Stella Greenip and Mrs. Una Dorsey
we're appointed to the State Council
good of the order committee.
Fidelity Council was called to order
October / by the councillor. Mrs. Sarah
Cavanaugh. Miss Clara Haas gave a
report on new paraphernalia and caps
for the members of the drill team. Past
State Councillor Mrs. Julia DeLano
gave report of her tour to Savannah,
Ga. Past National Deputy Councillor
Mrs. Sadie Levy also spoke
Golden Rule Council rendered a re-
ception with a banquet October IL
to Associate Junior Past State Coun-
cilor Mrs. Cora L. Thompson. Junior
Past State Councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth
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FRATERNITIES

advanced. The grand visitation will be
November 26.
The line officers of Unity Chapter
will be advanced at the meeting Octo-
her 26. The chapter was entertained
at its last meeting by Mrs. NJ. Dell Sale
and Dallas Fry with number of vocal
selections.
The Grand Chapter will begin the
visitations October "a. Grand Patron
Dow's chapter being the first to be Wis
tied. Cathedral Chapter will open the
meeting at 7:30 o'clock. The grand on
GERS will meet at 8:l5 o'clock. Matrons
and patrons of 1928 are requested to
meet at the Scottish Rite Temple, Third
and E streets. at 8 o'clock.
Mizpah Chapter met Tuesday. Re-
freshmentS we're served. The associate
matrons Of 1928 are especially invited
to be the guests of the chapter at It's
meeting November S, when the degrees
will be conferred by the advanced line.
Bethany Chapter will hold a bazaar
at Joppa Lodge Hall, 1909 Ninth street
October IS and 81. Dinner will be
ing.
Takoma Chapter will meet Friday
when the degrees will be conferred on
three candidates. The home board will
meet tomorrow at IL am. at the Ma
drillon, Fifteenth street and New York
avenue, for luncheon preceding the
general home board meeting at the
temple
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day evening. and Martha Washington
Rebakah Lodge. Thursday evening.
The Rebekah Assembly and the
Grand Lodge officers will pay their an
nual visit to Martha Washington Re-
bekah Lodge Thursday evening. An
invitation has been extended to Vir-
ginia Dare Rebekah Lodge of Dunn
fries, Va. to attend visitation.
The Noble and Vice Grands Asso-
citation met October IL at the home of
Miss Marigold Umberger, 4112 Fessen-
den street. The next meeting will be
held at the home of the president, Mrs
Emily Hayes. 317 Ninth street south
east, November "a.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge entertained
with a birthday party Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Annie e. Grigsby, representative
of the Rebekah Assembly, will hold a
school Of instruction for all instruc-
tresses and officers of the District
lodges Wednesday evening at I. O. o. F..
Temple.
The ways and means committee of the
Rebekah Assembly will hold a masque-
rade dance at oysters Auditorium Oc-
tober 80.
The Home Circle will give q turkey
dinner at Northeast Masonic Temple
November 81.
The BrightWood Rebekah Players pre-
sented "Smokeville Special" Tuesday
evening at Brightwood Park Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Daughters of America.
Martha cambridge Council observed
it's thirty-third birthday anniversary
last Monday evening at the Junior Or
der Temple Of the five living charter
members only Past State Councillor Mrs.
Grace M Lowry was able to be present
The other four charter members are
Mrs Mary S. Baker of Ohio, Mrs. Anna
M. Dykes, Mrs. Lille Green and Mrs
Mabel Bromwell Petit. Congratulatory
remarks were made by State Councillor
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Shepherd and Past Councillor Mrs
Ollie Montgomery" Mrs NJ P.
Hartman was appointed on the gen.
eral good of the order committee of
the State council to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of T. BENZ.
Montgomery. A program was presented
as follows Selections by Elton Davis,
Wallace 1alcott and Robert Alexander:
remarks by Past Councillor Mrs. Lillian
Martin in the presentation of a gift 10
National Representative Mrs. Elizabeth
Shepherd: vocal solos by Miss Harriet
Myers, accompanied at the piano BY
Miss Catherine Crumpp: presentation
of gift to Deputy State Councillor Mrs
Cora Thompson in bahald of the men,
BEES Of this cauncil by Past Councillor
Archie Lewis; presentation of git 10
Deputy Mrs. Thompson in behalf of the
officers and members of the drill and
initiatory teams by the drill captain.
John M. Futrell. A bouquet of dahlias
was presented Past Councillor Mrs. Ollie
Montgomery by Mrs. Anzonette FLYNN.
The annual masquerade Halloween
dance will be held October 90 at the
Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth street. and
a rummage sale, November to Z, in
elusive.
Annacostia Council met Wednesday
evening with Associate Councillor Ms.
Mae Gibbons presiding An invitation
to present the work for Kenmore
Council of Virginia was accepted. Past
State Councillor Mrs. Pearle Wolfe
deputy. gave instruction in the new
form of balloting for candidates.
John l.. Brunette Council met Mon
day evening at the hail. Wisconsin
avenue and N street. with the councillor,
IL. ~
Applications of Ada Myers. Made
Louise Hern. Ida Hern. Gladys Potter
and w. H. Herbit were referred to
committees. The councillor appointed
Mrs. Mayree Daily, vice councillor, as
her chairman of the good-of- the -order
committee and w. NJ. Boyd as publicity
chairman. The council received large
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MASONIC.
LODGES.

LODGES.
Today-Dawson, No. rs. services at
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
at pm, Rev. Samuel H. Korn-
mann officiating
Monday-Dawson No. 16. E. A.
Stansbury, No. "a, Grand Visi-
Jo 5asaon No. > g. gnl F. c.
Brightwood, No. 43. Grand Vista
Tue acacia Ne Is. N Joint Grand WIS.,
Takoma. No. %, F, G.
Samuel Gcmpers. No. IS, Grand
Visitation, 8 pm.
Warren G. Harding. No. SO. M. M
Chevy Chase, No. AZ. NJ. M.
Brightwood, No. 40, E. A.
Trinity. No. Al. joint Grand Wis.,
itation. $50 pm.
Hope, No. 20-Grand Visitation.
saturdaymschcol of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Mt. Vernon, No. 3. Royal
Hiram. No. 10. Mark
Tuesday-Mt. Horeb, No. Z, business
Potomac SSiS No. 8. p. NJ. and NJ.
wednesday-washjnston-Naval No.
ThursdayN @t No 2. Mark.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAtt COM
WANDERERS.
Tuesdsy-De Molay. No. 4, RED cross
SCOTTISH RITE.
TueSday-EvangeliSt Chapter, Rose
Croix. fifteenth degree.
Robert de Bruce Council kaoosn'
statutory assembly.
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The auxiliary home board of Martha
Chapter met Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Zuschnitt. ga Eighth street north
east. The line officers will advance for
the comforting of the degree Novem-
Der 2, A special invitation is extended
to the associate grand matron. associate
grand patron and the associate matrons
to attend this meeting The grand Wis
itation will be held at a special meeting
November 10.
Harmony Chapter. after short bust
ness meeting. October 25 will have
barn dance. Prizes will be given for
costumes and prize waltz will be held
Good viii Chapter will have initia-
ton Friday evening. Carolyn Okey will
entertain the Sewing Circle Tuesday
evening at 450l Illinois avenue. The
Auxiliary Home Board will meet with
Mrs. Helmuth. 1903 Varnum street, Sat-
urday evening,
meeting Of Joseph II. Milans Lodge
Chapters home board will be held at
the home of Mrs. Ellen Viehmeyer, 1l19
Fern street, with Past Matron Lena M
Elder. Mrs. Emma j. Tull and Miss
Ethel Viehmeyer assisting At the
meeting October Is the line was adj
vanced and six candidates we're
initiated Past Grand Matron Cora p.
Mayberry. Associate Grand Matron Mrs
Gibbs. Associate Grand Patron Mr..
Proctor and Associate Grand Con-
ductress Mrs. Amy Hollander we're
guests of honor with the associate
matrons and the associate conductresses.
A program was given by Mrs. Harmon,
matron of Electa Chapter, and Miss
Alice Jean Graves of Joseph H. Milans
Chapter, accompanied by P. M. Anna
Vierbuchcn of Gavel Chapter and Miss
Marion Pierson.
REBEKAH LODGES.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will meet to-
morrow evening; BrightWood and
Schuyler Colfax Reb2kah Lodges. Tues
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delegation from Golden Rule Council
headed by Councillor Mrs. Emma Marie
Bowen and Junior Past State Councillor
Mrs Elizabeth Shepherd On behalf Of
the members OF Golden Rule Council
set of pedestal covers were presented.
DrilImaster John M. Futrell. on behalf
of the officers and members of the drill
end initiatory teams of his council,
presented John L. Brunette Council
with q set of officers jewels: Past Coun-
ciior Mrs. Ollie Montgomery presented
p large flag on behalf of Mr.. and Mrs.
William s. Campbell. and pair Of
gaveis. as a gift from Miss Margaret
Shepherd. conductress of Golden Rule
Council. was presented by her mother,
Junior Past State Councillor Mrs. Eliza
Continued on Thirteenth Page)
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notice.!

News for the Fraternal Page
in The Sunday Star must be
received by the Fraternal Editor
not later than 10 am. on Thurs
day.
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Keep The Gears Young
fabrication is the Life
sc Nate T4~

Old-fashioned gear greases, and
compounds do not give yop free.
running fabrication.
They channel and cling to the
gear boxes, and your gears travel
authenticated.
Demand EBONITE-R for tho
rear axle gears. and keep them
freer-running, silently through the,
years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21

The past matrons of Columbia Chap
ter will fill the stations tomorrow
evening during the degree work. Past
Grand Matron Tillie c. Chauncey and
Past Patron James L. Evans will be in
the east. The home board will meet
with Mrs. Mary E. Spiker. 1916 Euclid
street. October % at pm.
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EASTERN STAR.

Warren G. Harding Chapter will
have advanced line Tuesday. with Mrs.
Rena Harding presiding as matron,
Mrs. Bessie Franzoni as associate
matron, and Miss Jane Keely AS con-
ductress. The grand visitation will be
made November 81 at $50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21

Master Samuel j. Feldman of Samuel
Gompers Lodge, No. as, announces that
the grand visitation to the lodge tues
dav evening will be followed by enter
tainment and refreshments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21

|HE services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this after
noon at O'Clock will be held
under the auspices of Dawson
Lodge, No. Is, with Rev. Samuel
H. Kornmann, the lodge chaplain, Oh
ficiating. A special musical program IS
announced.
The Washington times., 1928-09-20

ing the late war, penned the tale
on which the latest Richard
Barthelness picture is founded
1t is called "Out of the Ruins"
and is on view until tomorrow
mig hit at the Metropolitan
theater. 1t is a very conventional
war story and just illustrates
that great authors are not neceE-
sarily the best writer's for the
screen.
Barthelmess as a French "BIue
Devil" is pictured as deserving
his men in the heighth of com
bat and subsequently, being con-
demned to the firing squad. Pre-
sumably he is executed but he
turns up in the final reel-after
everybody, including his fiancee,
believed him dead-when he ex.
plains his comrades on the fir
ing squad didn't shoot straieht
and as a consequences he was
only wounded. This, / submit. is
pretty shallow stuff, If the
.estimable Mr.. Gibbs il respoNsi-
BILE.
] found my chief interest in
noting the resemblance At
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The Washington times., 1928-09-20
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Fishing Excursions Are
In Order 1t (shesapeaIze

Although the boardwalk amuse.
ments at Chesapeake Beach have
closed for the season, the resort
remains open to cater to fishing
enthusiasts. Special weekend
fishing excursions will be the
vogue until cold weather sets in.
Hotels, cafes. stores, and boat
houses remain open.
Weekday trains leave Distric'
Line for the Beach at q. M
and $40 p. m, returning from
the resort at 6:35 d. IA. and 2:3O
( q sunday trains eaNe Di6.
tficf Lime at $50 4. m. and TO
p. M. returning at SIS 3. N. and
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which put the production in the
big money class. Credit Mr..
Pollock for this.
Later came Mr.. Pollock's clay.
''The Enemy" treating at length
on the futility of war and
semi-pacifist doctrine. 1mnIedi-
ately there was a mild minority
report. Once again from his
balistraria the playwright's lit
erary guns were turned on the
metropolitan critics. He took
to the hastings and the press
books bulged with the printed
debate. 1.-THE Enemy" was a
success and Lillian Gish's pro-
ducers paid q small Ell Dorado
for the motion picture rights
So it seems significant that
the opening of the new play BY
Mr.. Pollock is synonymous with
the announcement that he will
deliver a series of lectures CT
sermons in churches in New
York, Chicago, Cleveland, De-
troit and Pittsburgh. This is not
to discount the probable success
of "Mr. Moneypenny," which will
enlist cast Of over 100 and is
heralde6 as the most ambitious
play he ever attempted. But 1t
does suggest that If the critical
barrage is unfavorable it will NOT
find the experienced Claiming
unprepared.
These presentation unit $
known as Publix-Loew, which
play the Palace Theatsr weekly.
provide a fertile field for the
theatrical scouts ever on the
alert for budding talent to fit
into the more pretentious Broad
way musical productions. =.
John Murray Anderson, who
has produced many of these.
units besides being godfather
Of the first Greenwich Village
Follies, now announces he will
produce for himself $3.50 per
seat revue, using for his fca-
tured performers the cream of
the young entertainers who he
trained for these tabloid must
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show for almost every one of
these John Murray Anderson
presentations has revealed at
least one or more budding stors
who have the personality and
equipment which leads eventually
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lights.
Helen Kane, now the reign
ing success of Arthur Hammer
STEMS new show, Good Boy"
was seized and given the oppor-
tuhity for her present promi-
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mount theater in q Publix-Loew
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When Feature Is
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