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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

capacity, motion picture output is
still improving, and petroleum rcfin-
ing remains steady. Oil production
has shown a strong gain. The vol
Umc of harhor commerce reached one
of the best monthly totals this year,
with foreign exports at new rec
ord, and shipping was considerably
more active. New building opera.
tionS, however, dropped to the low
est level for several years in Los
Angeles city. although holding up
well in outside districts.
Trading at retail during Novcm-
Der has proved somewhat diSappoint
ing, particularly in the second half
of the period. Preliminary reports
indicate that sales have fallen short
OF the excellent showing of October,
in contrast to the usual seasonal in
crease. Wholesale trading has been
fairly satisfactory. Sales of new
automobiles have been large, with
the October total nearly up to the
August peak and considerably ahead
of last year. Real estate activity
declined during the month, total fill
ings of documents in the mctropoli.
tain area reaching the lowest point
since the spring of 1927. The credit
situation remains strong. The sup
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
EUENI.NG BRIDGE
AT DON REX HOME
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Rex and Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Rice entertained a
grour - their friends at an even
ing II bridge Saturday at the home
of the FORMER on Olive avenue. The
Christmas spirit was emphasized IN
rb, decorations and refreshment
ronr>e. Rcd carnations and ferns
Hr,- used about the rooms, with the
holiday motif turchered in tallies
and other appointments.
When scores were added Mrs.
Vaughn Thompson had ladies nigh
score. Mr.. Harvey Kanyon, second
aud Mrs. Gilhrrt Preston. low, while
mcu S prizes were awarded TO Har-
scy Kenyon. Nigh, o. e.. Horne, see
end. .nd K. T.. Wmtclaw. low.
Guests present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
J.. Il. Phiu-y, Mr. and Mrs. W. }.
Reid. NJ. and Mr., L. Z. Whitelaw,
pr and NJ, Philip Hodgkin Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Preston, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs.
Easl Nrn,il. ur. and Ms. K. G..
clemens. Sir. anl Ms, b. y. Bib
bon.. Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Elvan
der, Mr. and Mrs. o. 6. Horne, Mr..
and Mr.. H. e. Dillrr, Judge and
Ms. Vaughn \. Thompson, Mr.. and
MrS. Elmer II"ald. M and Mrs.
Jack Ntrobcl and Mrs. George
Mann.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS
LUNCHEON WILL BE
GI.EN By GUILD

Presbyterian Guild mcmbcrs are
looking forward to the annual
christmas luncheon, which will be
held tomorrow in the church base
mcnt. This is one Of the more elah-
crate ot the luncheenS given hy the
Guild. and draws quite large at
tendance.
Members of the committee in
charge Of the luncheon, Of which
Mrs. Gilbert Preston is chairman.
have planned particularly pleas
ing ,aeuu and program. McSdameS
H. Il. Anderson, Don Rex. Ralph
Reynolds, Vaughn y. Thompson, Is.
f. Lemons and +. II. McIvcr will
assist Mrs. Preston.
Anyone planning to attend IS
asked to telephone Mrs. Preston,
ISL. a> soon a> possible. Luncheon
will 9c served promptly at O'Clock,
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Church To Hold
Annual Bazaar

-. Marv', church viii conduct lis
annual bazaar ON Thursday. Friday
and saturday evening Of this week
,u tho church hall at Fifth and
Orange streets.
For several weeks past various
committee, have been at work on
plan, for the fair and everything
g., declared 10 be ready for the oc-
ra-ion. The opening might Il chicken
dinner win bc served. starting al
$50 O'Clock. This will be served
under the auspices Of the ladies Of
the parish.
Various entertaining numbers
have boon obtained for each even
my Of the fair Attractive booths
viii offer many things for sale, in
Guiding homemade foods, fancy
nccdlc"ork and various mcrchan-
disc donated for the fair.
The general public is invited to
attend any session Of the bazaar.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
MERRY CHRISTMAS
PARTY GIVEN FOR
GIRLS CLASSES

Mrs clyde Dyer and Mrs. George
A Hartman entertained members of
thcir Sunday school classes at the
country home of thr former Natur
day, The Christmas motif was car
ricd ont IN decorations aud in the
program.
lunchcou was served at Il long
table. gayy decorated in holiday
colors Nu exchange of gifts WAS
one Of the enjoyable features Of the
afternoon.
Members ot Mrs Dyer : class pre-
scented - program during the after
noon in which Il Christmas play was
featured.
Thus attending were Ethel Pearl
Cross Elizabeth Meyer, GWeudolyu
lihbin~, MARY Frances IIoplin. Mar
garet McGrath Geraldine johnson,
,Joscphinc Brown. Dorothy Ruth Rid
die. Lorraine I.inckin, Maurjue
Graves. Harriett BibbinS, Dona
Braekeuhury aud Katherine Glenn
cnts.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
SURVEY BY BANK
SHOWS BUSINESS
IN GOOD SHAPE

Commercial and industrial activ-
i;y in the Pacific Southwest terri
tory on the whole has been MAIN
tanned during November at the i'm
proved levels established this fail.
General business is in sound.
healthy condition, Notwithstanding
some irregularities which serve to
temper the confidence of business
interests.
This is the Introductory paragraph
of the monthly summary of condi.
tiouS in the Pacific Southwest terri.
tory compiled 10y the research de
partmcnt of the Los Angeles First
National Trust X Savings Bank and
the First Securities Company, and
released for publication today. The
summary continues in part:
Industry continues to operate at
high levels. Automobile tire and oil
well supply plants are running Al;
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
WIFE OF REV. c.
r. BARNES WINS
PILOTS LICENSE

Mrs. {. Rankin Barnes. wife OF
Rev. Barnes. former rector Of =.
PauI'S Episcopal church in this city,
has recently received a pilot : Ii
ccn>c. with q record Of 80 hours Of
solo flvin. since her first lesson six
months ago. Her next aim is to win
a commercial pilots license.
Mrs Barnes has undertaken many
Interesting adventures, among them
being hike through Mexico and
serving aS quartermaSter on SNIP
dressed aS man. Vt present She i
putting Eric Won Stroheim : Nv cd
dino March" into book form.
Rev. Barnes is now rector Of t.
lanes Episcopal church in Pasa-
d,ua. being appointed to the posi-
rion about 10 Years age, at which
time lc filled st. Paul's pulpit in
this titt-.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
EPISCOPAL GUILD
DANCE DECEMBER 20

December - has been Sc; as me
date for the tenth annual dance
given under the auspices of st.
Paul s Guild, according 10 plans
made at a meeting yesterday after
noon.
The affair, which has been unusu-
ally popular in the past, is expect
ed to draw Il large attendance. Mem
berS of the younger set home from
college for the Christmas vacation,
form a large part of the attendance.
Committees appointed include
publicity, X. f. Linekin and Col. c.
L. Phillips; tickets, w. A. Tondro,
David l.. Goodrich and Frank Wier;
general arrangements, {. II. Holt
day, r. r.. Linckin, II. Y. Hughes,
X. +. Couch and Col. Phillips.
A well known six piece orchestra
will furnish music for the dancing,
which well be held from 9 to Il
o clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

ply of funds at the banks has been
ample to take care of the increased
demand from commercial interests.
Business mortality records reveal Il
drop in number of failures, with liza
blIitics about equal to year ago.
The volume Of stock exchange trad
ing was somewhat less than the Oc-
tohcr record but more than twice
that OF last wear. Check transactions
in the metropolitan area were sea
sonally less than in the previous
month but from II to 2l per cent
ahead of November, 1927.
Weather conditions have been
favorable for agricultural operations
Moderate rains have aided prcpara-
tion of ground for old and new
crops. All of the important crops,
with the exception of cotton, are
now completely harvested. Shipping
of new record citrus crop has be
gun. The markets for practically
all local agricultural products out
side of grapes and raiSinS have been
good To excellent during the month.
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Brevities

Members of the Tuesday group of
The Literature section of the Wom-
wu's Ton Thousand club will meet
tomorroU morning at the home of
their advisor. Mrs. Ross T. HickcoN.
Class begins promptly 1T $50
Several local Eastern STAR mcu.
beers and Ma>on> are planning to
attend installation ceremonies Of
the CaIrNico O. T. :. tonight in
Masonic Tcmric. IN interesting pro-
gram has been arranged to follow
the service. Among those who Will
;'trnd from Signal chapter are
Hazel Reynolds. worthy matrou, L..
l.. pHtf. worthy patron, Me>,Iame>
II. Il. Anderson, L. l.. Martin. e. H..
puNald, l.. l.. DAFT aud Ralph BeN.
uo}d~
Members of the Imperial Valley
COLLEGE Women : rIgh will be en-.
tvrtained hy the CalcNjyo branch
Saturday. Luncheon will he served
1T u clock in the high school. fol
lowed by christmas program put
ou hy the hostess club.
Il. N. Reed of Uplands, father of
Mrs. Ralph Reynolds. was guest of
honor At birthday dinner last
night. the affair marking his SQth
Others enjoying the oc-
casion We're Mrs Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Reynolds If Uplunds, and
M. aud Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and
son Bobby. Mr., and Mrs. Reynolds
returned to their home in UplandS
this morning, after spending the
weekend as guests Of Mr.. Reynolds
hrothcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
INTERPOST COUNCIL
BANQUET TO HONOR
VISITING OFFICIALS

Reservations for the American
Legion Auxiliary luterpost Council
dinner December Is. at Las Flores
are coming i'm well and Indicate Il
good representation to greet Mrs
Alice j. Gill of san Francisco. state
auxiliary president, and Mrs. Ethel
~lymn, state secretary.
Nn December l. the state leaders
will attend meeting of the FL
tcutro unit, which is to lac held in
the American Legion rooms in the
court house
Reservations for the banquet on
Thursday night are to hc made as
soon - possible with Mrs. Belle
UoNey. Telephone l..
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
GROUP OF LOCAL
YOUNG PEOPLE
PICNIC IN HILLS

Among the many parties spend
ing sunday in the hills wa> a group
Of local Young people who motored
to Shepherd : Bridge for IN after
noon of games and hiking. \ picnic
supper was en- loved, after which tho
party returned to the \, Il. Under
wood home, where the evening was
spent in telling fortunes and other
merry games.
Among those eajoying the affair
were Lea Boone. CIarihel simpson.
.Iuanita Finley. Elizabeth Fawcctt.
Mary Louise Hockott. Marjorie
Cass, Buick Underwood. Claricc Fer
guson, Allen Cameron. ] K. Wade,
Frank Mclver. Fob Birkcl. Dclous
Cox. Dick Hockett. Kay Richmond.
Morris Hobby and Charles Clements
Mr.. and Mrs. y Il. Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Swink and Mrs.
Boone accompanied the party a.
chaperones.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
ENTIRE NOS CLUB
CHRISTMAS DANCE
TO BE GAY AFFAIR

"Santa $ dance will be enjoyed
tomorrow night by members of the
Entire Nos club at the Woman S Ten
Thousand clubhouse. Christmas
decorations, an appropriate program,
the visit of Santa Claus and sever
al other surprise features promise to
make the evening an enjoyable one.
Members are reminded that
Christmas gifts may be purchased
at the door, aud will furnish the in
Spiration for several match dances.
Refreshments will he served during
the evening. Dancing starts at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
INJURIES NOT FATAL
by United Press Leased Wire

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Dee. 10.
Fred Dicz, Long Beach, will re
cover from injuries he received
when he either jumped or fell from
the Palisades cliff near here late
Yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
Hope To Settle
Religious War

MEXICO CITY, Dee. 1o.-Arch-
bishop leopold Duiz y Flores, Of
the state of Michoacan, as AN cnlis-
.arv from the Vatican, viii begin
conferences with Provisional Prcsi-
dent Emilio Portes Gil this week in
an attempt 70 settle the religious
wohlcn\ prominent Catholics said.
Archbisl o. Ruiz arrived here yes
ID
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

It is rumorcd that Il Mrs. Margaret
Reise, Santa Paula. Ventura county.
has an apple tree that bears secdless
Bellefleur apples.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

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Friday Night. Masonic Temple. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
FINE CONCERT
PRESENTED BY
CHURCH CHOIR

Members of the Christian Church
choir scored decided success YES.
icrday afternoon Wbcn they appear
ed in a yr>pcr hour musical, n
State Street Christian church. De
cidrd talent was especially notice
able in several numbers Of tn Wei
arranged program.
Thai 800 j. a popular hour W,tA
many in FL Centre was evidenced
by the unusually large attendance
enjoying the concert. An announce
meut which viii be welcomed by
music lowers is that these concerts
viii he given monthly. yesterday :
heing the first ef q series.
Credit for Tia. success ut the al
fair j. due in "a large measure u
John &. Canton. director, and Wal.
lace Rohlcc, organist.
The program opened with an or
gan prelude, 'GocAir Suite.
Bo-l'maun 'n which the thrro
movements or fhr number We're in
torprerrd with sympathy by Wallacc
Rohlee
"Nof,ly ana T~ndyrly," High
was sung by malc qusr-ct com
pp>-d Of Eoilaul Nrrbovig. Dolbrlt
Finley Ray johnson and ". c.
Cheverron. Thi, eld gospel hymn j.
wiU fitted to- quartet Arrangement,
though seldom lrarl as such. and
was popuIar w.ra the audience yes
tcrdav
Mrs. Elrauor Mcliirs,. whose beau.
tiful rou-raltu voice delights local
roa>ir lowers, Was heard - excellent
advantage ia H Va, Dc~Hi~ad,
one OF the w"ll known solos in
Handed : ''Mc>>iah.
Ia Heavenly Low. Abiding.
IiIol5rn WAS given by 81 MIXED
quartet composed of Martha RIVER
son. Margaret l.iaehiu. ROLAND Nrr
hovi- and John Guntou. Tine Duct
between Miss i.iucGiu and Mr. Gan.
ton wa, particularly delightful
bit ot musical work.
Choir Numbers Enjoyed
NGmbcrs bv the choir were we'll
given. indicating excellent training
and decided talent. Holy. Holy,
Hoiv. Dyke. Consider and
Hear Nc Pfleuger with solo
work by Ms. MrGirk. and "Tnfold
Yc Portal CGounod were pre-
srnrcd by the choir. which consi>t,
Of Miss Margaret Linckin, Mrs :.
O. Lingo. Mrs Wallace Roblcc, Mrs.
i. \. Chestnut. Mrs. Eleanor Ne
Gitk. Mi, Martha Rycrson, Mrs.
Walter Rayhuru, ROLAND NrrboviG
: O. Lingo. Ray Johnson, Dalbrrt
Finley !. = Sweeney, and ". g.
CAcyertou.
Re-. Ciovcrtou sarc 70 brict talk
iu Hh.ra the spirit Of thc season
WAS emphasized.
Day is Dviag in rho West, y
.~lprru wa, sung ny Vic rongrc-
CATION with ''Marrh of tho
Pr..>.-. Mond eIssotu am Organ
.'a lr Wallace Boblco bringing the
pleasant afternoon to close.
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gon Drum and Buglo Corps Dance,
Friday Night Masonic Temple, adv
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
EVEN NUMBERS

Prizes will be given to odd mum
bers if called for before p. m.
Wednesday, December u, after that
time even numbers will be awarded
prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
THE FOLLOWING ARE THE
NUMBERS AWARDED
For the 8 Prizes Given Away at
KINGS GROCERY
ODD NUMBERS

Prizes held until p. m. Wednes-
day, December y.
Ticket No. 2285
3-Ticket No. 938
5-Ticket No. 947
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

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Friday Night. Masonic Temple. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10

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ZION Drum and Bugle Corps Dance,
friday Night. Masonic Temple, adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-10
I Am Your Credit

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HANDICAP, the BIGGEST LIABILITY the toughest UPHILL
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20 Oakland Sedan 49,. 500
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20 Studehaker Big q
Sedan, 5.pass. ..... 500
20 Chrysler ! Sedan.... $50
70 Packard Sdn., 6-cyL. 1880
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Is Dodge Spec Rdstr. 425
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"A Packard q Touring .., 900
rs Buick Std Coach. 80, $50
p Chevrolet Touring 80. l25
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Is Buick 7.pass, Tour. 500
"A Buick S-pass Tour. $50
20 Buick Master Sedan. $50
- Buick A-cyl, IWr..,. BOO
IS Dodge Coach ..,..... AIS
70 Chevrolet Coach .... 37s
STANLEY II IIORNER. Inc,
lolSllll Ina 81. NV.
-....aAv.s-, Main ssoo, ....@asa..
Evening star., 1928-03-31

ANYTHING TO SELF
Phone Main i2s2 or Main 0ba9
WEScHLERs 020 PA. AVE. NV,
Hdusehfid effects merchandise. stocks.
automobiles etc ThirtF.sevsn years serving
h.. WHBbingtgu DtIhifr
Evening star., 1928-03-31

.NOR WORK nf every descrlptlon Rca.
ehc Work guaranteed Folk neatou
Irving Adams @H2S-l. Adams iA36.
'RNfTURE REPAIRING. caGnet work,
.gs CaneIng. y. @02H-N y Sestou
Evening star., 1928-03-31

rsapfafBug Utant nsgs3ern fixtures eolnR
900 month 3aI haHglncs due ~ iilf4eSs.
f.lfsas Bex 341-5 star of2te -
Evening star., 1928-03-31

ssArE Ia ssggs dr5}eatssse3 store for rent
- 81
Evening star., 1928-03-31
POULTRY AND EGGS.
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

MAPLES-Norway sugar. siivers iindens
American and European. Oaks. Fins Nor
way spruce. Lumbardy POpiats, Purple Wis
terra. hearing apple trees THE old Mun=on
hili Nursery. between Falls Church and
RsileYs Cross roads. 3ts
CHRYSANTaEMCMS Ito: Purnle Iris. So:
Marigold, % .Rambl"rs = years 6Oc other
mQw.rs. thruhhery. trees Miss Daisy Huh,
Westmorc, Rockville Nd.
Evening star., 1928-03-31

EtIkiU WlkINN-~NnecIal, q r0om mouse
rj cuWnlcte with fixtures %S4 50 con-
tent tiwe PAYMENTS If desired Metro,
tfan Decorating and Electric Co Inc.
i Is st NV Frank 500
Evening star., 1928-03-31

pERT FLOOR FINISHING. scTaping. elec
y! Serene e''' s5 Il Mes,'",'v ~ M Main ioisG
Evening star., 1928-03-31

NSPENTER RruDlN6 SERVICE, gcn
q 9epSlvtNe of pCopSstv, teWeNt work
sterinS, II Johnson i3lS irymS 81, Col
Evening star., 1928-03-31

tAlR CANNING. bard eAneius. snhnt cane.
~ 80 IN upholstering Clay Armstrong
, n lNth si n " ErAnk NAN2
Evening star., 1928-03-31
BOATS.

MOTOR B0AT, 4o.u, with engine, $500.
lent condition. WM, PARKS shadyside. Nd.