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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
Charges Husband
With Cruelty

Tn n divorce complaint filed in
superior court yesterday afternoon
Betty Thompson, plaintiff, charged
her husband. Norris Thompson, with
refusal to allow their Youngest boy
to be maintained in the home and
directed the mother to place the
child with other people.
Extreme cruelty also is alleged as
well as the use of abusive language
and treatment towards the plaintiff.
Thompson also was charged with us
ing Intoxicating liquor.
Care and custody of the couple S
two children is asked by Mrs.
Thompson as well as a reasonable
sum to aid in their support.
According to the complaint, the
couple was married on March ,, 1928
in Charleston, H., and separated on
October % of this year.
There are two children, Billie. age
% months. and Donald, age three
months. Harry w. Horton is Mrs.
Thompson s attorney.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
Wilson School

Football Game-Last Wednesday
the Wilson school football team
PLAYED the high school s third team.
Glenn Davies, coach, picked out a
little over two teams. Laurie Bush
and Walter Templeton were the only
boys hurt, Laurie receiving kick
in the nose which caused it to bleed
and Walter sprained his wrist. The
high school team beat us 4j to O..
The high school. however, was fully
equipped and we were not. OF course
We have to find excuses.
Phva:5ai Education-The groups
in physical education are divided in
to two teams. a first and second
team. There is perpetual trophy
to be given away at the end of three
days to the group having the most
points. Every game won by the first
team counts five points and all won
hv the second team three. At the
end of another three days scores are
added again and the team with the
largest score again receives the
trophy. In this way the trophy is
kept moving unless one team is too
good. Ralph Connor, editor.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
Harding School

The following is a list of all chill
dren who have been neither absent
or tardy the entire Al davs in the
first quarter: 1B-Ruth Griffin
teacher; Jack Cameron. Gerald
l.ampkins, Frances Aaron, Doris
Chesnut, Mary Ernst, Betty Ramsey
Louise Storey, Jean Maitland and
Josephine Hernandez.
IA Winefred Wilson. teacher
Opal Anderson, Danny Bailey, Mil
dred Bettis, Harry Kunishima, Clota
knight, c. G. McCollom. Virginia
Mattingly, Howard O'Brien, Mar
garet Small. Gene Tyler. Jimmie
Tsyimoto, Ruth Wilson and Anita
Wright.
2B-Mrs. Reid, teacher; Frances
Binkley, James Cope, John Ehmke.
Ellen Marie Gianola. Virginia Jones.
Elizabeth Lemons, Frank Mousscau,
Stanley Mageira. Louann Nuttall,
Betty Niiseki, Billy Thacker.
1B-Irene Townsend. teacher;
Dale Armstrong, Rosie Fiore. Eddie
Florer, Florida Lcneque, Alice Mac
da. Barbara Marsh, Donald MeGrew,
ldabel Miller, Wayne Purdy, Betty
Smver, Amber Van Bczcl.
2A-Gladys WyldcBrowne. teach
er; James Chikahisa. Thomas Daniel.
GLADYS Dolzel, Rita Fabarcs. Louis
Hendry, Barbara Ruth Henson. Ger
aldine Lampkins. Robert Neale,
Frank Oswalt, Bobby Reid, Robert
Tackett. Valiant Fletcher.
2B-Elsie Couch, teacher; Lorine
Becker, Wanda Fletcher, Hidcko
Hoshizaki Doris Jones. Rosa Belle
McGrew. Mary Moore. Virginia Mo
rales, Mary Ann Riddle. Thcodina
Seeberg. Mary Jane Unger. Roland
Aaron. Billy Copenhaver, Bob Cum
ningham, Thurman Hazelwood.
Duane Lords, Stanley Phillips and
John Waterman.
3A-Regina Brin. teacher: Ever
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
MEI4OLAND NEWS
(Press Staff Correspondent)

MELOLAND, Nov. 22.--Mrs. Joe
Kinnaird entertained at II charming
party recently, in honor of her house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Broadwatcr, of Pomona, and former
residents of the valley. The even
ing was spent playing five hundred,
with prizes awarded to Mr.. and
Mrs Broadwatcr for high scores.
After the games, Il delicious re-
past was served by the hostess.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c,
Richards, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bolton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Richards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Newton, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. llartsock, the guests of
honor, and the host and hostess.
The Meloland Community Bridge
Club met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Il. Ncifcrt, where an
especially enjoyable afternoon was
had. After the bridge contest de
lidIouS refreshments were served,
and prizes awarded to Mrs. Ward
McGrcw, high, and Mrs. Claude
Smith, second.
Those present were Mesdamcs w.
y. Johnston, Arthur Farley, Claude
Smith, Frank Nogt, Dan Scott, Ward
McGrcw, Laurence Richards, Belle
McMillan, and the hostess.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks ut the home Of Mrs. Laurence
Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Herdman
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Farley on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. McGrew, and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ncifert, t,werc din.
ncr guests Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Ward McGrcw.
Miss Lois Van Pclt, of Los Ang-
cIes. and her father, Mr.. Van Pelt
of Brawlcy were week end visitor,
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Uavckorst
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Abshirc and
two children, of Santa Rosa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Ahshirc, of
Long Beach, have been visiting in
the valley a few days. Although
staying at the Barbara Worth Hotel.
they have been entertained and
shown about the valley by their old
friends, Mr.. and Mrs, Claud,
Smith.
Mrs. Claude Smith is leaving for
Los Angeles very soon, to be gone
for two or three weeks on business.
The branch line of the Southern
SlerraS Power Company running
south from Meloland was completed
last week. Those who are enjoying
electrical service now or will in the
near future, are: Erown, Bradshaw
BaskinS, Charles Forsberg, join
Sctz, Fred Waterman, W. X. Shan.
ron, John Lcji Harry Williams, "
Bolton, Ward McGrcw, Alex Meyer
Henry IIavetorst, and CLAUDE
Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
ELM NOTES
(Press Staff Correspondent

ELM. Nov. 90. = Mrs. George
Litell and son Thurlow, are visiting
relatives in Los Angeles this week.
George Outlet of Calipatria was a
guest at the c. NJ. Coblcigh home re-
Gently.
Mrs. Joy Wentworth returned TO
her home at Long Beach Monday.
joyce SaXton was the guest of
Evelyn Roscnbaum Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Boone and
daughter Ruth Janctt and Mrs. JOY
Wentworth visited relatives near
Heber Sunday.
joyce Berry of Seclcy was dim
ncr guest at the II. J. Frost home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Boone motorcd
to Los Angeles on business trip
Monday.
Mrs. Zimerman of San Diego is
visiting friends in the Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Moore have
leased ranch near Eucalyptus.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
new BOOKS AT
LOCAL LIBRARY
Fiction

Fiction
"Bright Avenues, Josephinc
Bcntham; novel of 1923, which
tells of girl trying to live her
own lite.
THE Stranger at the Feast, "
George \. Chamberlain; Il book full
of suspense and action.
"Thc Twisted Tendril,' Alice
Glasgow; novel based on the life
Of John Wilkes Booth.
Mistress of Husaby,' Sigrid
Cndset; the final volume of Tn
dct 5 trilogy.
"That Dinner at Bardolphs, r.
\. J. Walling; an exciting mystery.
Non-fiction
"Ficld Book of North American
MammaIs,' II. f. Anthony; Gre
ligio Mcdici,' Sir Thomas Browne :;
desert Drums, > Leo Crane; John
Cameron 5 Odysscy,' Andrew Far
rcll: "Horn, Thorn, Tooth and
Claw" +. Ganson; "The Book of
Green Vegetables, Mollie Gold
Lawrence and the Arabian Advcn-
turc," Robert Graves; "The Bal
loon Buster. - Norman s. Hall;
.,Spraying, :, busting and FumigatinG
Of Plants,' \. Freeman Mason:
.sThcv Belicve.'' Otis Skinner and
others; Glow to Work With Tools
and Wood,' STANLEY Rule and Level
Plant; "Gallio,' J. w. Sullivan;
Environment and Race Griffith
Taylor: "Caledonia, Groege Thorn
son; "Intcrallied Debts and Re
vision of the Debt Settlement, J.
7. Gerould; GLANDS Up,' Capini
Neouin: - Archimedes, - L. IA.
L. Whytc; "A Splendid Gypsy -
John Drew Peggy Wood; g" Health
Behavior, - Thomas Wood.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

and taking off is an essential to a
government rating. \ committee
was appointed by President IIctzeI
to devise ways and means of OBJ
tanning these bcttcrmcnts. consisting
Of r. b. Whitclaw, Ross Hickcox
and G. w Rcmclc.
Applications for membership in
the chamber were received from I'm
pcrial Rock Corporation and W. F.
Blalkic, its secretary, and from &.
w. Mosher and Morcland Sales Com
pany, and they were admitted.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
CHAMBER PLANS
GREETING HERE
FOR San DIECANS

At yesterday 5 luncheon OF the E1
Centre Chamber of Commerce the
matter of meeting with the members
Of the San Diego good will trip,
which arrives in FL Centre late
Thursday night, was discussed.
Breakfast at the barbara Worth
hotel Friday morning at 1880, has
been named as the time and place
when the FL Centre chamber mem
bcrs will meet with the good will
party. The party will remain here
but a couple of hours, going to I'M
pcrial and thence to other sections
of the valley and finally to Yuma.
FL Centre people have been invited
to join the party here and TO con
tinue with it on its route.
Imperial Valley Grapefruit Grow
ers, through its manager, Thomas
Barnes, has selected an especially
fine box of grapefruit which will be
served to the coast visitors at break
fast. Barnes has also had miniature
boxes constructed, each continuing
two choice Imperial Valley Sweet
grapefruit which will be presented
10 the visitors and carried home by
them. Each box VIII bear the name
of the person for whom it is intend
ed and serve as Il souvenir of the
Imperial Valley visit.
The San Diego Chamber Of Com
mcrcc, which is sponsoring the good
will tour announces that it intends
to follow up the visit with special
edition of its chamber of commerce
magazine, to be devoted exclusively
to Imperial Valley and Yuma. While
the san Diego chamber has had Ari-
ona and Imperial Valley articles in
the magazine before, they have nev-
cr had an issue which devoted the
bulk of the publication to the I'm
perial Valley. Its editor, Russell H..
Miles. believes that it will be par.
ticularlv timely to follow up this
tour. and the trip will be given eX-
tcnsivc publicity through the circu-
lation of the chamber magazine
throughout San Diego county as we'll
as to a selective list of state and
national chambers and individuals.
The party will have a representa-
tive of the Publicity Department
on the tour and Miles expects to fol
low up the tour in another week to
get the pictures needed for the I'm
pcrial Nalley-Yuma number Of the
magazine.
J. w. Donohue. newly appointed
district freight and passenger agent
Of the Southern Pacific spoke of the
many changes for the better he had
noticed in FL Centre and Imperial
Valley during his absence of five
years.
Miss Naomi Stutzman, field repre-
sentative for the American Red
Cross for Southern California, was
another speaker, and told of that or
ganization's plan for its member
ship drive in Fl Centre, which com
mcnccd this morning.
Last night the directors met in
executive session. The principal
matter occupying the board 5 at
tention was additional equipment
and Improvement of the County Air
port on Imperial avenue. Lighting
of the field is planned and construc-
tion of runway for planes landing
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
Deuel. Praises
Valleys Vote

Word received from j. J. Deuel.
of the Law and Utilities department
of the California Farm Bureau, by
the Imperial county bureau, com
Ilimcnts the local organization on
its fine work for Proposition No. !,
which was successful on the Novcm-
Der ballot.
The fact that Imperial County in
creased its plurality 33 per cent
over two years ago, speaks well for
the work of the local officials, ac-
cording to Mr.. deuel.. Unofficial
figures for the county show 1872
votes for the proposition and 1920
against it.
An interesting note is the fact
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
ITEMS OF CURRENT INTEREST
FROM Ell CENTRO'S SCHOOLS

, cit Scott, Vernon Baker. Raymond
Clark, James Gianola. LeHoy lnman,
.Ansclmo Roberts, Marie Graham,
Mary Jane Woodward and Mariory
Hovcy.
3R-Ruth Kendall, teacher; Mil
ton Damron, Earl Fitc, Lorraine
Frost. Charles Hancock, Dale Hook
cit, Hcrchal Jones, Louis Kncitz,
Jack Mazda. Walter McCollum,
Billy Payne, Glen Poole, Billy Ro-
mera. Lenard stephens, Louis Saiz,
Treya Tallcy. Charles Taylor, Joshio
Tsuvimoto. Glyuadean Utley, Fran
ccs Ward. and Alex McGrath, Man
rine Graves.
4B-Dora Nuffer. teacher; Calvin
Aaron. Dona Brackcnbury, Marjorie
Chikahisa. Maurice Greeley, Alice
Jones. Catherine Miller, James
Moore. and Lois Wright.
kindergarten - Eleanor BGnncll.
teacher; Paul Fahares. Jack Tackett,
Bobs Wilson. Raynell Armstrong,
Marjorie Fletcher Mary Morales,
Mary Muncill, Phyllis Purdy, Del
ton Jones. Robert Kincad, Weldon
Knight. Bcrdctte Lords, Earl Rex.
Junior Robinson, Mary Maggie and
Wanda Magiera.
Last Friday when the art teacher
came she said we were going to have
art a new way. She said She Was
going to read some nursery ryhmcs
and we were to choose a rhyme and
then color it. Some Of the rhymes
were "Littlc Bov Blue "Little
30 Peep" and "Thcre Was a Ship
a Sailing.' ! chose "Marv. Mary,
Quite Contrary. -Shirley MadduX
.4B.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
Thursday, November %, 1928

that in Los Angeles opposition to
the measure was less than two to
one, due in great measure, to Mr..
Deuel. $ effective work ON behalf
of the proposition.
Imperial county will have sena-
tor by this new change, and already
political conversation is being heard
on the possibilities for this office.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
POMONA COLLEGE CLOSED

CLAREMoNT, Calf, Nov. 21.-
An epidemic of influenza has caus-
ed the faculty to order Pomona col
legc closed until next Monday. The
measure was taken to prevent the
spread of the illness. Fifty eases,
none of them serious, have been re-
ported among students.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

Of moving automobile Monday but
received only few cuts and scratch
Is. We hope hc viii bc back in
Kindergarten this week.
Robert Patterson had his
tonSils taken out last week. He is
back in school now.
This is our week ON the merry 60
round. We like it very much.
Howard Roberts and Frank Os-
walt both got 100 in test of addi-
tiou combinations.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

The cow testing association at
Point Reyes, Marin county. tested
sos last year. The average pro
duction was only 219 pounds per
cow, owing to several new herds en-
tered. .~E
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22
McKinley School

Eighty-one Mckinley pupils were
present every day and without n
tardy mark. during the first quar-
ter of the wear. Punctuality tends
to regularity and regularity to
achievement.
The following friends have visited
our school since Armistice Day: Mrs
Southworth. Mrs. Daniels, F. j.
Gianola, Mrs. Ncwkirk, Mrs. Hess,
+. NJ. Gruwcll and Mrs. Feency. We
wish to extend a cordial invitStion
to all the mothers of Mckinley boys
and girls. We hope that YOU will
come often.
The girls and boys i'm the l A room
had a surprise last Friday morning.
They found upon entering their room
that they were to sit at desks aS the
bic boys and girls do instead of at
tables and chairs. They are all very
proud of their desks and are doing
their best to act like big boys and
girls.
The noon period is q busy time
at Mckinley school This week more
than 80 were served hot dishes.
Others got milk or ice cream. One
hot dish is served each day. The
dishes vary from day to day. The
mothers and teachers welcome the
service and the pupils enjoy III"
lunches.
Mrs. Tipps is in charge of the
work. The food is prepared at the
Wilson school and brought hot to
our building daily.
Mckinley school entered two
numbers in the matinee Saturday
afternoon at the Imperial Theatre
They were Teddy Southworth as
Hiawatha : and Cheryl Clancy and
Kenneth Thompson as "Wendy"
and "Petcr.''
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

Nisalia recently won n San Joa'
quin Valley milk test with u score
of 93.3.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

Teddy Smver proved to be a great
success as Little Boy Blue" at the
Children : Matinee last Saturday.
Reid Anderson fell out of door
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

Patterson, Stanisaus county, ship
ped 23 carloads of grapes his season.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

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weak and broke en-
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Imperial Valley press., 1928-11-22

Now sor the first time in history,
q wonderful Pontiac Six with
bodies by Fisher Is available at the
price of four. We are moving our
entire stock of brand new, current
model Pontiac Skies at prices ra-
duced TO as low as SS95!
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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WANTED--ROOMS AND BOARD.

SINGLE ROOM with small private tamlIy !.
convenient TO 4th 81 car line. gentleman.
Address Box 4l0-X. star Office. l3'
MAN yoanE, desires room and board with
German Icopie. Northwest section. City
p O.. Bax 1870 H.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

10 ssh 81. NV. -" Main 1869.
2l22 r ST. NV. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
six beautiful AIl-outslde rooms. pantry
porch tile bath, white anAmeied range; !;
ami. excellent location; rent reasonable
adults. See resident manager.
LARGE LIVING ROOM. TWO HEDROOMA.
bath and Kitchen: three exposures. Apart
msnt 3O4. 2007 h 81 NV. Pot. aI74.
BR0OKLAND. 3I20 10th sT. NE--THREE
rooms and Rtnaeedin sleeping porch l.hk..
llght gas and heat. Adults preferred, Phone
Pot HiD3.
Evening star., 1928-05-11

CATHEDRAL AAssIORs. 3I00 C0EEErT1.
oitt ave- Apt. aII~-2 ro0n1s. reception hall.
x. ana b. furnished aYstlabie June Ist Tor
NtsHdRy Aeh&puakie Ias