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Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
First Presbyterian

Sunday school lesson: Jesus the
Suffering Messiah. Mark S:27-29;
0:3O:32; 10:32:34. Golden Text: If
any man would come after me, let
tim deny himself, and take up his
cross, and follow me- Mark S:34.
Sunday Worship: Palm Sunday
Sermon subject: che Courage and
Ionstancy Of Jesus. (Holy Com
;nunion) Mrs. Hugh T, Osborne win
sing Palm Branches by (Faure)
C.dinaticu and installation of rut.
iag elders. Sunday evening service
1T 7:30. Sermon subject: "The Ut
ter Loneliness of Christ. " (Good
Friday Meditation.)
Christian EndeaYor Society topic
What Happens when Young People
Dare to Follow Christ Luke 9:57-62.
Wednesday evening Prayer meet
ing topic "The Sins that Killed
'Tcsus. Acts 2:23.
The Guild will meet Monday Apri.
:'h with Mrs. f. j. Mack.
Easter Sunday morning at eleven
Q clock worship the choir will sing
"Thc Risen King "-Cantata for
Easter Tide by Schneider. Also at
this service there will be reception
IF new members, and infant Bap-
t,sm.
'In the cross of Christ | glory.
The way of the Cross leads
Home. :
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CLUB CONVENTION
TO BE HELD HERE

Federated Womcn'> clubs of In
pyria' county will hold convention
April IA. I'M the Woman Ten
Thousand Club, at 10 a. IN. On
this occasion Mrs. II. f. DcNyso of
Riverside, president of the south.
ern district of the California Fed
Grafton of Women 5 clubs viii be
present to give an address or the
affairS of the federation.
Mrs. Earle Davis is chairman Of
the program for that day and botl
morning and afternoon sessions viii
be cf great interest TO club women
~ noon luncheon Will be served
at Las Flores and those wishing to
attend are asked to make their own
reservations with Mrs. +. J. Mack.
Al women 5 clubs Of the valley.
rs wcll as the general public, are
invited to attend this meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
FRED kENYONS TO
MOVE TO COAST

Many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fired Kenyon viii learn with regret
of tbc.r impending departure from
'hr city 10 make their home in san
Diego. Their decision TO leave the
valley is a recon; ono and great
surprise ~ tEcir friends.
They PLAN to loayn for the coast
about April j.. However, they plan
T., keep most Of thcir extensive
property holdings in tire valley and
tLi, will ueeessitatc frequent Vjs-
its TO Fl Centre.
4 number Of social affairs i'm
honor ot the Kouyous are being
planned for the next two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
COUITTTTEE MAKES
PLANS FOR 7. ". c. Il.
CAMP AZ HIPASS

The Imperial County N.W.C.A.
camp committee met with the c0un-
tr chairman, Mrs. j. c. Pace, at her
nome in CalcXico Friday afternoon.
The meeting was called to make
plans for a number OF repairs and
iuying some new equipment for the
N.W.C.A camp at Hipass.
The association is planning TO
srend $500 On the camp this wear,
aqd the camp committee are making
y Communications to the county
board as to how they believe the
money can most wisely be spent in
order to make the camp more com
Portable and that it may mean the
m.st TO the largest possible number
cf people.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
State St. Christian

Sunday school, 9:3O. S. O. Lingo,
Supt. Attendance is gradually in
crcasing. Glasses for all ages.
Morning worship service lO:f3.
Palm Sunday will be observed in
both the music and the message
Young Peoples Chorus meets for
refreshments and rehearsal at . o :
clock. John c. Canton, director.
Young Peoples Christian Endca1-
or, $50.
Gospel service, 7:3O p. m, with
ire pastor answering questions Of
those expecting to take church mem
bership at Easter time. Musical
prelude.
On Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of Passion Week, PRAYER meet,
ings will be held at the church at
ZOO. All are invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
TROJAN ALUMNI
HEARS PLANS FOR
ENDOWMENT FUND

To hear plans unfoldel for rails
:ng 4 $l0.000,000 building and en-
Gownent fund for their Nina Mater
aiGmni of the University of South
era California from all the towns
it the valley gathered at Las Flores
last evening p bout the dinner tables.
This was the first step in inaug
Urat;ng campaign for raising
s. 1000 of the desired sum from
among the alumni of the sch, ol, who
aro to have the distinction of erect
ing the great new library that is pro
Tcscd and the beautiful modern
.. mnaSium that the Trojan campus
81 greatly needs.
w. W. McEucn wSs chairman o.
tae evening, introducing Hugh Car
e. Willett, professor of mathemat
IS at Southern California and an
alumnus Of the school. who was
Spokesman for the university. lie
told of the plans for raising money
for new buildings and equipment be.
fore 1880, when the university will
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary Of
is founding.
ilcmcr Toy, representing the cam
raign office, told the actual details
~ the campaign, and instructed the
committees appointed as to the next
step in obtaining the subscriptions
alumni and former students.
!. d. Foss was appointed chairman
fer the men of FL Centre and ficin-
ity and Mrs J. d. Foss of the WON
er OF this region and it is hoped
that personal contact MAJ be cstab-
Gshcd between the chairmen ana
AL alumni and former students
vlthin the next few weeks.
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st. Paul's Episcopal

Palm Sunday services will be %.
served tomorrow at 81 Paul Epis
coual church, with holy communion
at II a. m. During Holy Week com
auniun will bc observed ON Monday
and Wednesday At 10 a. m.
During the three hour service On
food Friday from - to ) ?. ~. the
plblic is invited to attend and may
come and 60 at any time during the
service. The seven mcditat'ons or
Christ 5 seven words on the cross
vill compose this service. Easter
Even Saturday..
Morning PRAYER at 10 a. IN. Ser
,rccs for baptisms at request.
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
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HRS. J. F. WATERMAN
TO BE HOSTESS AT
CLUB LUNCHEON

Mrs. john T. Waterman will be
lrnchcou hostess Thursday Mt the
Womau's Ten Thousand club wish
-'tr members of Twice Told Tales
section assisting her and presenting
the program.
Mis-. Earle C. Davis is to be story
teller of the day and she is prepar-
ing an interesting hour for the
guests following luncheon
The election of delegates to rep
resent the club at the convention of
the county Federation Of Women :
clubs April II Will bc the chief bust
ness of the day,
Luncheon reservations may be
made by calling Mrs. Forrest Kut1,
0&9 Cr Ms. y. Il. Roberts, 457-W.
and these should bc in by Tuesday
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
Church League TO
Give Playlet

Epworth League Sunday night a!
,ne Methodist church will present
an unusually good program the fca,
tu-o cf which is to be a playlet call
u ~ Modern Education. -
Arthur f. Schultz, Jr., will give AN
interesting talk on the subject, Is
Il Lie Ever Justifiable? - Miss Nclli
Shepherd is to be il charge of he
program.
IN invitation is extended, not on
to Young people, but to any Of
their elders who would care to al
tend.
Between the hours Of j:4j and 6:30
the Young people of Rev. Arthur
Schultz S SUNDAY school class VIII
7c honor guests at social hour at
the parsonage,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
ANNUAL EASTERN STAR BALL AT lEASONTC
TEMPLE IS DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENT

IN "A setting 81 an old-fashioncd
garden with tulips and gladioli add
ing their vivid colors to the quaint
ness Of white picket fence cover
cd with trailing green, golden
moon hanging low on the horizon,
and large oriental lanterns glowing
in the dome above, about 500 people
gathered at the invitation of Signal
Chapter No. 276, O. z. s. for the
twentieth annGal Eastern star ball
Each lady with her old fashioned
nosegay of flowers presented mt the
door felt herself at once a part of
the unique setting, as did each gen
i'cman with his bouttonnicrc.
The grand march, lead by the wor-
thy matron of the chapter. Mrs.
james \. Schofield, and the worthy
patron, Charles H. knights, was
ably superintonded through its in
tficatc figures from two to 16 and
back to two again by \. II. Keller,
who acted as announcer for the eve
mng.
introduced by Mr.. Keller with
gracious words of appreciation, Mrs.
Nooda Biesy presented a group Of
her pupils in an original dance
Soaring 20 Strange Planets"
where spirits Of youth in a large bal
loon are carried to other lands
where, frightened and at a loss
where to go, they are oVfrtakcn by
D great storm which almost over
comes them, but from which they
finally escape 10 be driven back -
their own planet'bT the death of one
Of their numbeH. Those taking part
Il this intcrrretative dance were
Gena Bibbius, Rosemary Bugouhag-
en-, Aphia jackson, Meryal Mead
ows, Helen Macek, Claire Newkirk,
Harriet Stafford and Mildred Smith
Two song dances were sweetiE
rendered, moonlight and Roses.
BY Miss Julia Foncannon and An
Old-Fashioncd Garden, by Miss
Margaret Mason.
Due to fhe delightful eoolnoss Of
the evening and the good music,
dancing was enjoyed until an carly
Lour cf the morning.
Some of the committees contribut-
inc to the success OF the evening
we're: Tor decorating, Mrs. Hazel
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COLLEGE, GIRLS TO
GIVE RECITAL AT
BAPTIST CHURCH

The many friends Of Miss lose.
rline Williams and Miss Mildred
! sauagju. who are "a udia% n,
ya>ir deuartmcut Of the University
~ EedlaUGs are to have an oPportun
sTy to hear them in recital Monday
night ut $ o clock in The Baptist
church.
Miss Williams is talented violin
1T and Miss Flanagan mas q cham
ia1 soprano voice and they have pro
pared an unusually attractive plc.
,ram for the OCCASION They viii be
assisted lv Mrs. Il. VI. Armstrong
accompauist, who viii also contribute
q piano solo to The program.
The following numbers VIII b.
.5veu.
nhiHe Williams.
..Azra, lRubcnstein) Mildred
Tlanagin.
"NaarigaI, (simonettD jose
rninc Williams.
"Faith In Spring, Schubert1.
Shepherds Lament, =" lShubert
Mildred Flanagan.
Concerto Ne. - with ca5cnza by
David, tNiotti) Josephine Williams.
Hungary, Rapsodic Aiignon,
Carl Koelling) Mrs. L. u. Arm
strong.
Rainy Night Lullaby" lHamilt-
on1 Mildred Flanagan.
Kujawiak, (Weiniawski) jose
mime Williams.
"Indian Dawn" lzamecnik5 En-.
scmble
The public is invited to attend.
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COUNTY 7. ". c. A.
BOARD VIII MEET
HERE WEDNESDAY

Tie Y.W.C.A. county board will
meet Monday eTcuing at 7:30 at the
Imperial Valley Academy of Music,
go Give street. All board mem
b"rs and advisors are urged to at
tend this meeting as there is a rare
treat in store for all who are pres
emit
Miss Henrietta RoeIofs, national
rural secretary from the national
beard in New York City viii be
with US and viii have n message
hat will mean a great deal to all
interested in the work, either as
board or committee members or ad-
visers of Girl Reserve clubs. The
f. Centre local committee are the
hosttsses Of this occasion.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
San Diego Mayor
Is Visitor Here

Mayor and Mrs. Harry c. CLARK
IF san Diego visited with numcron,
friends in the valley this morning
prior to taking their departure to
the coast Cit this morning. Mayor
Clark came to Tho valley Yesterday
1or the purpose Of appearing at the
meeting Of the Associated Chambers
If Commerce in CalcXico last night
in the interest Of the " Broadway
o. America movement.
The mayor at this tim" is absorbed
iceplg in boosting the motOrcadc
which win leave San Diego On April
/ for Memphis, Tenn, where it will
meet with Il motorcadc from New
York CitY AID the Good Roads -
convention, one Of the largest over
he'd in this country, viii be staged:
There viii be approximately 80 ears
r-Wrscnting ; I Diego and its On
vircns in the procession and the
roast mayor is anxious to have the
raIlcy wcIl represented Mayor
Clark gave an address on the subject
at the meeting in CalcXico last
night
In touching on the Boulder Dam.
IIoicct this morning Mayor ClarA
oppressed the opinion that the bill
at the present moment is in won
Gerfui shape. He said that All IN
locations pointed TO its successful
pas age at the present session of
Congress. Mayor Clark has been an
ardent booster Of the SwingJ ohm
sor bill.
The mayor and Mrs. Clark loft
shortly before noon for the retaIn
trip to San Diego.
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". b. O'BRIENS ARE
COHPLI.HENTED AT
INFORMAL DINNER

IGNORING Mr.. and Mrs. VI. L.
q Erien who arc leaving III Ccntr3
'"morrow 30 make their home in
Santa Maria Mir. and Mrs F. Z. E..
p atou and Mr. aad Mrs. Ross l..
I!icacoX entertained at dinner last
.ycuiug ~ the IlickeoX home on
Holt Avenue.
Cover. were xjd for Mr.. and Ms.
q Erion, Mr.. and Mrs Harold Burn
ham. AFR. and Mrs. Kendall =. Per
Gius. Mr. and Mrs LEROY Holt. M.
and Mrs. Edgar Nance, Mr.. and Mrs
tHr"ucc Conaut, Mrs. Ella Conanl,
Igmcs Gla,,fogd, Mr.. ard Mrs. Fen
tom and Mr. and Mrs. HickcoX.
Ih" evening was spent in viewing
.ac Dtiiou picture reels UH Mr
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CARD CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. LOUD

Mrs. II. /. Loud was hostess yes
1crdav to members of her bridge
clab. entertaining at her home on
Nandalwood Drive. Guest Of the
dub vas Mrs. Frank Lathrop, while
members present were Mesdames
Clarence Conant. John Andrews, Jr.,
=. l.. Adams, !. $. Jones, L. c.
House and Earle G. Davis.
Mrs Adams was first prize WIN
ncr and Mrs. Davis won second a
ward.
At the close of the afternoon the
hostess Served tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
PRAYER Service
At Local Church

Easter week Of prayer will begin
on Monday at State Street Christian
church and services are to bc hcl1
by the Missionary society on Mon
dry, Wednesday and Friday after.
Moons at two 0 clock in the ehurcn
leaders Of the half hour dcto.
ional services viii be Mrs. W. +
Hancock, Mrs. s. 0. Lingo and Rev.
N,. c. Cheverton
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31

I urdy, chairman; Mrs. Hattie Ev-
ans, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Kleigcl,
assisted by Nessrs. B. Il. Purdy and
James Evans; for faNors, Mcsdames
T. c, Lanicr, L. l.. Martin. w. =.
Sylvester, J. W. Glasgow, L. /.
Daff, Clifford McArthur, c. f.
Ncncs and Peter DE Vote; for punch,
Mcsdames Ralph Reynolds, G. II.
DuNold and J. J Green: for special
help given, McssrS. Herbert Holt
and \. G. Dyer.
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Social Breyities

Invitations are out for a large
bridge party to be given Friday
April 6. by Mrs. John T. Rice and
Mrs. Harvey Kenyon. at the home
Of the former in honor Of Mrs
Fred Kenyon, who is soon TO leave
for SAN Diego to make her home
Mrs. Kenyon is to be the recipient
Of many social courtesies proceed,
ing her departure.
The history section Of Woman 5
Ten thousand club viii meet Mon
day afternoon AT 2:30 with Mrs.
G. =. Palmer. S5l Olive Ave. The
subbiect of the day viii be Russia
and Mrs y. \. Contos viii give Il
sketch of the lie of Count Leo
Tolstoi. Mrs. D. b. Roberts viii
sing, accompanied hy MIS-. J. b
McNeccc ami Mrs. W. W. Apple
win contribute TO the program.
Miss GIad-- CIavpool. Mis-, Jose
rnire Williams, Mis-. Mildred Fan
agjn and Charles Flanagan, au stud
.u1s AT the University If brdlauds,
drove down to the valley with R-t.
g.. T.. F1aua1in Friday 80 spead the
r.,t.r holidays.
lirs. Harry W. ilammo1j aat
'.., Barbara Joy IIammoud, who
havc hrcu spending the week with
.dr. and Mrs ". G.. Costello RETURN
"a 80 their home So Riverside t..
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31

!iickcox brought back with him as
souvenirs Of his trip into the noun
talHs Of Lower Cahfornin last sum
Imperial Valley press., 1928-03-31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

First Church Christ Scientist Cen California Branch of The
Mother Church.
holds all Services in the Church Edie Streets
Sunday School,
Wednesday Evening Meeting at 8 o'clock
The Reading Located the
Sixth Sundays Legal oldays)
From p. NJ
All Welcome to the the Reading Room
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
ON BRIGHTON NEAR
REV. j.
Monday 4:cO p. Meeting Of Womens
Missionary Society Mrs zenoba J.. Payne, President
Wednesday p. m MdWeez Service
Thursday Choir Rehearsal; D
Sunday 945 Bible School, A
Morning Worship; m. p.
Senior T. +. u. Daisy Junor
B Y. P u; 7:3O m. Evening Worship
AN INSPIRING SERVIcEl MUSIC! COMFORTABLE pEws,
A CORDIAL WELCoME "
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NO DRASTIC CUT.
FOR LOCAL
RADIO

Most AZ the little wave lengths
sang their songs In 3 carefFee
manner through loud speakers
from Ill sections Of the Con.
tinent last evening. The most
difficult station to gauge and
ke6 providing reasonably audible
volume was WRC. which ap-
peared to lay down and 90 to
sleep several times during the
course ~ the evening. There
was considerable noise to be
tuned out In distant dialling but
bf0aGeasts were IN ssich good
volume that most Of II could be
overcome.
Il stepping away from the loud
speaker for moment today. IN.
telligence might he relayed to those
who read Of radio mostly to ger
information as to programs. that
in the new ALLEGATION Lf power
and wave lengths Washington will
not be seriously disturbed
The wave lengths OF all stations
here viii be changed. And. although
under rigid application Of new
radio law WASHINGTON listeners
would find themselves permitted
Us listen. TO but one local station
only six-tenths OF full time. the
Federal Commission, under author
ity given it, has been able " make
adjustments and borrow" time here
and there SO that neither WRC or
WMALs will be seriously affected
by the change October 4. The Sta
tons will both be heard at dit.
ferent dial settings than those now
used. 1t Is understood that WRF4F
because 1t broadcasts only in day
light, Will not be disturbed, save
SIS to wave length.
The most conspicuous thing about
loud speaker output last evening
was the poor broadcasting Of WRC
which at times was almost inaudibie
for long periods during the middle
evening when the most important
prograns were Oh the air.
Aside from that, Wis provided
most listeners with the big sur
prise sof the continent when Ford
Rush returned to the n1icropi1one
With his partner, Glenn RoWell, In
an .oId.time Ford and Glenn PARTY.
Ford has been In very poor health
for months and was sent to the.
To recuperate. Glenn
E8I'I1NO@ on 1t N#sArs3 HI Ills NBECttAC
with other partners and alone. But
the did team of Ford and Glenn was
missed. It's return last evening was
one cf the Big events Uf the season
Ford and Glenn are an institution
hi radio. Their songs. mary 81
them composed BY themselves, are
III a. way that reaches the
hearts 81 an their listeners. They
are i very important part af tens
" thousands Of family gatherings
and tlieir return merits AZ most
hearty welcome.
IN the usual run o. the mike last
ekenings most pleasant entertain
Isienf was heard from WMAIl, where
Ruby EliSins Bacon. contralto, and
NJ. M WitherspoOn, 2. s..
N. presented q program Of music
and reading. Chaplain yitherspoop
read something Of the early history
Of Australia and the singer provided
several Songs in q most pleasing
voice
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states Navy Hand
900 River Choristers.
n :3a- Hoover SentfneIs.
s;0O--Harry CrandalI, Earle Theater
presentation.
s3Q--SI dpey,s Msyflower Orchestra.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-06
Chevrolet a72' Club
Meets and BanaIets

The ''Seventy-Two" club cele.
brated its third anniversary n
Washington yesterday. The cluE
comprises statesmen In the Chevro-
let organiza lions OF Washington
Maryland. and Nirginia, who. have
during q year sold ~ Of more Iaeyy
cars.
The Mayflower Hotel was head,
quarters for the convention. The
morning session was opened by n.
3. Hatch, Baltimore zone manager.
Regional officers for 1928 were
eiected and installed. They ares
B. w. Phoebus, president; u. wv:
Wilson. vice president Baltimore
Zone officers. g.. Il. Wheat, presi.
dent; c.. IL CreswelI. vice presi-
dent, w. S. Kinds, secretary +. =:
Blank treasurer.
Following luncheon 4 boat trip
was taken down The Potomac. The
evening session was followed by A
banquet during which professional
actors and actresses imported from
New FORK entertained.