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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
BRITISH BAR WOMEN
FROM MIXED RACES

BROOKLANDS, Eng, April d
R)-Women may ace at Brook
lands this year, but not with Major
Segrave or any other man.
The Brooklands automobile rae
ing club, which is affiliated with
the Royal automobile club, has an
nounced that it will give every en-
enlargement to women to race on
their famous track.
Last year was i'll the nature OF
an experimental year" said an Of
fetal of the r. A. c., women were
allowed to compete in n or two
races and the innovation proved
so successful that the %opportuni-
ties for ONE to race are to be
extended this year.
But we will not allow them to
compete with men. Not yet.
NO doubt in the near future
there will be races at Brooklands
where women will compete-and
probably successfully-with men,
but we do not think that the time
IS ripe for that yet.
"At various Brooklands automo-
bile racing club meetings this year
races will be arranged whenever
possible, for women only"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
anGHa The HERALD SPORTS SECTION G#@E
SPUDDERS TO
PLAY CHISOX
Cats to Watch Detroit And
Pittsburgh Play; Hen
sick Released

DALLAS, Tex, April 4.-(Pl-The
Wichita Falls Spudders today con
tinued routine drilling in prepare
ton for a three-game series witty
the Chicago White SoX starting
tomorrow. Benefited by mid-sum-
mer weather for the past few days,
the SpudderS we're announced In
the best condition by Manager Jim
Galloway since they started their
training season OF March 1.
Manager Atz put the Fort Worth
Panthers through routine training
this morning and will do the same
Friday. In the afternoon the Cats
will sit in the stands and see base
ball as 1t is played by the major
leaguers. Detroit and Pittsburgh
play both days.
Manager Milton Stock today put
the Dallas Steers through a light
workout and then called it a day.
They were topping off in prepara-
ton for a game tomorrow with the
New York Yankees. Steer Off
Gals have announced that Phil
Hensick, star hurler in the Cotton
States league last year and looked
to as a great help for the Dallas
club this year, would be released.
A late illness has handicapped
him.
Hook Myres and Ralph Rose. two
new Bisons, almost won a decision
yesterday from Jess Petty, one Of
the best southpaws in the Ma
tional league. Grantham's homer
in the seventh gave the Pirates a 5
to 4 victory. 1t supplied the only
run the Pittsburghers made off
Rose. Buff fans are anxious to get
a look at Clough. southpaw from
Rochester. and Foreman, newest
addition to the hurting corps.
Clough already is here and the
Highlander is on his way from the
Card training camp.
The Shreveport Sports today re-
trenched and worked over their de-
Tense and attack as the result OF
their loss of a tWo-game series TO
the Kansas City Blues. Tomorrow
they were to start r. three-game Sc
ries with the New Orleans Pelicans,
and their workout today pointed to
the series. The Blues won yesterday,
s to 3.
The San Antonio Indians we're to
take on a picked team from the Kel-
ly field squadron baseball league at
their park this afternoon under the
game-a-day training system inau-
gurated BY Manager Alexander. I'm
able to find opposition yesterday,
they "chose up" and the Co
manches played the Arapahoes q
seven-inning session, won by the
former, or regular line up, 4 to 3.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
II Players Haze Jumped
From Campus to Majors

in 1921. Tom Zachary went 10 the
Athletics from Guilford college in
1918, pitching only two games, how
ever. He bobbed up with the Wash
ington Senators the next year. Ep-
pa Rixey was graduated from the
University Of Virginia to the Phil
lies in 1912. Bob Reeves went from
Georgia Tech to Washington IN
1926.
Three players have been with only
one major league outfit after leav-
ing college, Pete Donahue. Texas
Christian university, and Cincin-
natl; Luke Sewell, University Of
Alabama and Cleveland; and Ted
Lyons. Baylor university, and the
Chicago White SoX.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
Valley Players Get
Releases From Texas
League Ball Clubs

HARLINGEN, April 4.-Carroll
Baize, Lewis Lawrence and Calvin
Moncus, who have been trying out
with Texas league ball clubs this
season. have been released and are
back home.
Baize and Lawrence were with
Waco and Moncus was with the
Dallas Steers. All three are former
high school students, and star per-
formers Oh the diamond as well as
the gridiron.
1t is expected the trio will be-
cone connected with the Missouri
Pacific and play on the baseball
team in process Of organization
among employees Of that railroad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

~
rgens, the young catcher who stole
sr thunder by clouting the ball
sr the fence. Ruth tried to do the
ne trick, but his drive fell into the
ut fielder's hands just short of the
sachers.
Nick Cullop, whose absence from
flock has led to rumors that he
uld prefer Atlanta to Brooklyn
the scene of his baseball actiVi-
$ this year, has gone a long way
ward diSproving the reports in one
F1le. He rejoined the Robins at
eksonville yesterday after being
ay for some time due to illness of
wife, and promptly led them to
Fir first victory in many days.
ck's triple with the bases loaded
rted the Robins on a batting
Zee that beat out the Jackson
He Tars.
OFT Hits
Although he has the habit of hit
be- at all times, Mel OFT, young
|ant outfielder, finds the climate
his home state of Louisiana con-
|ctive to a good batting average.
three exhibition games the
ANTS have played in the state. Mel
Is gone to bat IL times and hit
|fely five Of them. His average
|opped to a mere AIT yesterday
ben he got only one hit III four
|cemptS against the Cleveland
EcherS at New Orleans.
Athletics Phils Series.
The Philadelphia Athletics ap-
ar to be gathering strength on
|eir homeward trek from their
training camp. A steady
pprovement has been noted in
e team since it left Fort Myers.
early every man Is hitting and
veral Of the pitchers have gone
e full-game route.
Manager Shotton and HIS Phila-
Nationals were nearing
today from the southern
base at Winter Haven, Fla.
hey are due tonight and prepara-
pms have been made for workouts
morrow on the home grounds.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

McNulty Park, home Of the Tulsa
team Of the Western League, has
been leased by a large chain store
organization mot the Cardinals
and a ware house will be built on
the site next year. This will mean
a new park for the Oilers. Just
what move the club is planning on
has not been divulged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

They meet the Athletics in the first
game of the city series on Satur-
day. Loss of Tommy Thevenow,
badly injured in an automobile &C.
cident at Lakeland, Fla, was a hard
blow to Manager Shotton.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
A FAN RY ACCIDENT

NEW YORK. April 3-(P-Bill
Carey. ned head Of Madison Square
Garden. never saw a boxing match
until 1920. when he went to a card
in Boyle's Thirty Acres, more 20 in
spect the big wooden bowl taRn TO
watch the fighters. He CANT Nay
a confirmed fight fan.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
Majors Steam Up
As Training Ends
--7heuenowisOu

FORT WORTH, Texas, April 4-QP-The famous Ruth Gehrig home
q combination has been broken up, but only for a day. The Babe came
re win the Yankees regulars yesterday and celebrated by missing his
81 homer OF the year by a few inches, while Lou led the Yanks second
am against the University of Texas at Austin. They are together again
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

Mixing football with baseball, in the circle above, three rockies of
the Philadelphia Athletics squad at Fort Myers, Fla, revert to type
with a bit of grid play. Red Hume, former Southern Methodist
backneld star, is running with the ball" Miller Brown, former
Missouri u. star, is trying to take out Bill breckenridge, who starred
at Dartmouth. Below. Nick BorelI, former An-American star at
AIuhIenberg, in action.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
''Hey, BIZ!

don't know which
this is, but
il sure wins my OOte!'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

III. (BilD McCord, of Post &
|McCord, steel contractors for New
Works ~tallest skyscrapers, holds
cigarette test with 81 workers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
Swimming Suits

Swimming Suits
&C & NJ" swimming
suits are built for
men, m boys, or
girls who really want
to swim - not just
battle for they're
low cut for utmost
comfort and made to
fit the natural curves
of the body. All
wool of course. Both
one and ~two-piece.
All colors and sizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04

49,. Will be quick to realize
the quality and style in
herent in this array of fine
Iy tailored suits for summer.
For warm, summer days
you'll want a suit that is
light and cool-but so care
fully tailored that the light
material will hold its shape
and style ...
LINENS-and other suits for
summer by Society Brand,
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Perlbro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-04-04
Straw Hats

With summer in full
swing, you're way be-
hind if you haven't yet
selected that straw. No
matter what type you
prefer, you'll find the
newest models here.
Sennets, sailors, milans
-leghorns.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05

esni h6ron ev e18tt ICY bosAs,
monduk kartaantasi 6sszeg gyaraptoa penzar mint
harom vve ez6ae youngstown magyarsag szegyene
Vszon arr6 tet magyars dacara annak hogy elens
szent k0 voltak oyan keve volt Annak fe
lel6sseget osszmagyarsagra kell haritan.
Sokan en- magam k szvesen dogozunk aldozunk youngs
town. magyarg kozgyr ha baok orvosova esznek Ha
ke sgyenennk mgunkat aze egyhazhoz artozunk
magyar erz6suek vagyunk.
Higye ell kedves Szkeszo enk vona boldogabb mint
sorok ir6 ha Magyar Napunkr6 rhatn6k am rnak
psburghiak Magyar Napjaro De lasuk att hogy multi
evben pittsburgh Magyar Nap gyaszos volt Kkorrigak hi
bakat, megvaltozott heyzet.
youngstown es campbe magyarsagnak kulonos Okla
szegyenkezn Hzen eddg negy tempomot petek Az oodik
tempom pene kapavagast Labor Day napjan ek Ezek
mplomok egyenkent Magyar Hzak Ennek dacara
empm epiesere hand6 gazias gondokozasu magyasag
hand6 feekezeko Magyar Haza adakozn de csak abban
bast nyer affel6 hogy abban foyat6dk
lekue ameyk vaasos, hazafas Mi tszeuk
maso meggy6z6desei de evarjuk hogy
tzek Youngstown magyaraganak obbsege, ha is
taga vaamk egyhznak vastalan egyhaz eenes
magyar enes Ennek nagy 0bbegnek Okla segyen
kezn ak aert sok piknkek k0z0 ment e Ez
nagy obbg keveset besze anasoka mndenfee
de ha komoy tervvel ru eeu erdemes munkt
egyhazi vagy egylet intezmeny adozato hozn kesz
Fenti soramma akarom bzonyani hogy volna
szebb dicserecbb ha youngstownak egymeeebbk volna
Bzony vona ha toben rnanak gysek ha t0bb d6
szenenenk k0zGgyeknek De vaon XII fee6s fegymezelen
akk gyakran vsszaek J6indulata
gyulesekb6 csaatereket csinatak jz6va hogy sd
vagd, apad!
lit vona id hogy adakozo dogozo kzebe
ugenk iranyt akk egyleteket nagyokka tettek akk
plomoka epettek egyhazakat soakat artanak fem.
Tisztelettel Laky Zsigmond
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
EGY KATONA BOSSZUJA

Insbruckb6l jelentik: Az
innsbruck palyaudvaron tegnap
revolveres merenyletet kisereltek
meg a troll alpesi vadaszezred
gepfegyveros.taganak parancsno-
ka, Foitl ornagy ellen. Az alpesi
vadaszezredet vonatra raktak,
hogy hadgyakorlatokra vigyek. A
bevaggonirozas kozben az erred
egyik elbocsatott katonaja, Ga
nah hirtelen az 6rnagy ele ug-
rott es k0zvetlen k0zelb6l ket re-
volverl0vest adott le. Az ornagy
szerencsere meg idejeben lehajolt,
ugy hogy a goly6k celt tevesztet-
tex. A merenyl6t letart6ztattak
Eallomasa szerint azert akarta
megolni Foitl 6rnagyot, inert az
6rnagy rossz minositest adott r6.
la, amelynek alapjan elbocsatot
tax hadseregb6l. Egesz egszisz
tenciajat elvesztette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
MAqYAROK sZERENCsEJE
Olajat talalt egy magyar tarsasag

E. st. Louisb6l jelentik: - Ke-
vesen tudjak, hogy az ut6bbi he
tekben magyar penz is gyokeret
vert abban az olajlazban, mely
h6napok 6ta izgalomban tartja
Dupo varoska lakossagat. Ismere-
tes ugyanis, hogy oft olajat ia
laltak es tavasz folyaman nagy
apparatussal indult meg munka
az olajmez6 kiaknazasara.
A gombam6dra szaporod6 ala
kulatok k0z0tt, melyek minde-
gyikc olajat talalt = szaznal t0bb
kut ontja az olaj-aranyat Dupo-
ban - kiilonosen fel kell figyel-
mink ARA a hire, mely AIT je-
lentette, hogy magyarok is talal-
tax olajat. Par hettel ezelott
ugyanis nehany E. st. Louis-i ma
gyar iizletember osszeallott es ell
hataroztak, hogy ok is szerencset
probalnak.
Multi het csiit0rt0kjen aztan ra-
kerUlt sor a l0vesre. Az olajat
ugyanis nitroglicerinnel robbant-
jak, hogy utat engedjenek a TO-
lyasnak. Mar furas alkalmaval
bizonyos volt, hogy olajat talal-
tax robbantas alkalmaval par
szaz labnyira felsz0k6 olaj bizo-
nyitotta, hogy a varakozas mem
volt alartalan. Az OLAF beiit0tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
A VILAG LEGNAGYOBB
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Keith C. Minor ismert new
york; miigyiijt6 vilaghiru arany
gyiijtemenyet, amely 1000 darab
osszesen 10000 gramm sulyu fel-
becsiilhetetlen ertekii arany mil
targyb6l all, vegrendeleteben az
amerikai termeszetrajzi muzeum-
ra hagyta. Az ekszerek tulnyomo
resze r6gi indian munka. Kidolgo
zasuk olyan finom, hogy AIT a
mai miiipar mem kepes megkozeli-
teni sem. Vekony vert aranyb6l
kesziilt pillang6k, madarak, kro-
kodilok, majmok egyeb allatok
surun szerepelnek, mint fiilonfug-
GO vagy egyeb ekszerek; gyiij-
temeny legszebb targya egy 6ria-
81 p6k hal6val es tojasokkal. A
gyiijtemeny alapjat Keith akkor
vetette meg, amikor Costarica
dzsungeljeiben vasutat epitett.
Egy ejjel rettenetes zivatar mos
ia ell tabort es masnap reggel a
feltepett fagyokerek k0riil 80 ap-
re aranyekszert talaltak, amelye-
ket egy szazadokkal ezel6tt elhalt
indianf6n0k sirjaba helyeztek ell.
Keith a vasut epitese kozben ezu-
tan alland6an folytatta regeszeti
asatasait.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05

(Folytatas az 1-sS oldalr6l)
81 ax sg6sx amsrikai magyar
sagert.
A nagygyilesnek azonban tel
jesen q tiirelem, testv6rszeretet
jegy6ben kell 1efolynia.
Azon nem szabad megengedni
mas vallasok 6cs6rlasat, vagy le-
n6z6set es mindenehelett mem
szabad megengedni AIT, hogy a
katholikus magyarsag teljesen
kiil0n valva 81 szervezledve meg
bontsa az egesz amerikai magyar
sag egys6get.
1smerve azokat q kival6 katho-
hkus pspokat Is vilagi ferfiakat,
alkik a mozgalom elere allottak,
nem hissxik, hogy tartani kellene
att6l, hogy a cleveland elso anne
rikai katholikus naggyiiles ne
a teljes skier jegyeben folyna lie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05

ditak sortiizet adtak es megallas-
ra kenyszeritettek a soffort. A
penzszallitmanyt kisero tisztvise-
lok KOHL >kettot megolt a bandi-
tax golyoja, mask ketto elfu-
tott. A rablok magukhoz vettek a
10000 markat, maid bokrokban
eldugott. motorkerekparjukon ell
szaguldottak tamadas szinhe-
lyer6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05


videsen. regi magyar csendor-
segi szervezethez hasonl6an, on
all6 csapattestte formaljak es a
hadugyminiszter helyett a belugy
MINISTER fog a jov6ben felette
rendelkezni. A csend5rseget a
polgari kozigazgatasi felosztas
mintajara het kereuleti csend0r-
fel1gyelSsegre osztjak. A csendSr
legenyseg binugyekben ezutan
mem a katonai, hanem polgari
birosag ala tartozik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
KANADA 8 A BEvANDoRLAs

A kanadai kormany rendeletet
adott XII, amely szerint j0v6ben
a bevandorlas csak kormany xii
l0nleges engedelyevel tortenhet
meg. Eddig mindenki bevando-
rolhatott Kanadaba, aki teljes
jogervennyel biro munkaszerz6-
dest tudott felmutatni. A bevan-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
ALARCOS BANDITAK
GYILIKOs TkMADASA

Kolnbol jelentik: Alarcos
banditak3 tegpap; delutan Mecher,
Mich varoska k0zeleben az orszag-
uton vakmero rablotamadast k0-
vettek Ell. Az egyik banyavallalat
negy alkalmazottja 10000 marka
keszpenzt witt aut6n banyate-
lepre. Utkozben negy alarcos ban
dita tamadta meg az autot. A ban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
6 JAPAN KATONAORVOS
HALALOS ZUHANASA

T6ki6b6l jelentik: - Egy vi
bombavet6 repul5gep, melyen hat
katonaorvos tilt, lezuhant. Mind
hat orvos, akik kozott sebe-
szeti osztaly es a repiil5osztaly
vezet6i vo]tak, eletet vesztette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
MALOMTUZ 100000
PENG0 KARRAL

Mikepercsr6l jelentik: A
multi napokban Ferenczi Erno
hengermalma leegett. A kar $780,
OOO-2OO,OOO P, azonban a malom
csak $4,000 Pre- volt biztositva.
Embereletben mem esett kar. A
mikepercsi tiizoltokon kivil
debreceni tuzoltosag is reszt vett
az oltas munkajaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05

dorlasi hivatalok szigoru utasi-
tast kaptak, hogy tartsak magu-
kat az nj rendelkezesekhez. A rem
delet mem tesz kivetelt az egyes
orszagok allampolgarai k0z0tt es
ICY altalanos ervennyel -bir min
denki reszere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
ELFoGoTT TEMPLoMRABL6
Putnokrol jelentik: - A multi

Putnokrol jelentik: - A multi
hetek egyik vasarnap delutanjan
litania utan behatoltak a putnoki
templomba ,.felt0rteki perselye-
ket sslhozzavstSSlsg sojpeagst ,ra-
beltsk el. A csend6rssg letartdz-
tatts Forrsi I4aszl6 putnoki fold
mivest, aki beismerte perselyek
feltoreset, tagadja azonban, hogy
penzt lopott volna, inert perse-
lyek iiresek voltak. Beszallitottak
a misbolci iigyeszsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-09-05
ROMAN CSEND0RSEG
- - MAGYAR M1NTARA

Bukarestbol jelentik: - Meg
bizhato forrasb6l nyert ertesiiles
szerint a roman csend3rseget ro-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-22

comedy of situations. 1t leaves its
characters at the conclusion Of the
third act, Just where it has found
them at the beginning of the first,
with the exception that Fannie, for
50 years the beloved of 4 theatre
going public, has taken her final
bow, leaving behind new genera
tion dedicated to the carrying on
of the best traditions of the first
Aubrey Cavendish.
Through the description of the
reader, the scene was easily cstab-
lished. the handsome Cavcndish
apartment in New York with the
great balcony and staircase furnish
ing the background for this family
to- whom "centcr' is as necessary
as the food which they conAlme in
great quantities during the early
act. 1t is this room that Gwen leaves
to devote her life to her husband,
and it is here that she returns when
the offer of the Theatre Guild pro
YES too tempting to withstand; it
is here that Tony comes aftc: an
altciration with Hollywood di-
rector which is only secondary IN
trouble to the breach of promise
,Iit threatened by a Polish star; it
is here that Julie plans to wed her
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-22

sweetheart of many years, only to
find the call Cf Il new role greater
than the call Of love; it is here, in
short, that the lives of the Cavcn-
dish elan unfold, despite the fact
that their greatest interests lie be-
hind the footlights.
Just before taking her place upon
the stage, and a moment after her
dramatic entrance which, as she de-
clarcd, was perfectly timed for cf
feet, Mrs. HickcoX called the at
tention of the group to the two one
act plays which are to be given fol
lowing the Finance Squad $ dinner
on February 2S. Mrs. HickcoX is
directing the plays, one of which is
by local youth, and has secured
some splendid talent for the various
roles. Earlier in the progress of
the business meeting, Mrs. Norman
Deaton, had spoken of the dinner,
requesting that all reservations be
made as soon as possible.
Free Program Coming
Another forthcoming social event
which met with the enthusiastic in
tcrcst of the club members, was that
announced by Mrs. +. d. Jacobs, who
set the date of ending of the debt aS
March II. Mrs. Jacobs declared that
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-22
L. A. VISITOR is
HONORED GUEST
AT FINNEY HOME

Mrs. Mary Gouklcr of Los An
gelcS, was the honorcd guest at an
attractively appointed dinner party
last night at the home of Judge
and Mrs. \. c. Finney, 80 Sandal
wood. The Washington : birthday
motif was carried out in clever
fashion. red sweet peas ccntcring the
table, the blue and white notes being
introduced in the flags. the candles
and other flowers.
Bridge was played following the
dinner, with Mrs. Y. y. Thompson
and d. Il. Roberts receiving trophies
for high score and Mrs Charles l..
Childers and Judge Y. y. Thompson
receiving consolation favorS.
Greeting Mrs. Goukler at the in
vitation of the Finnrys were Mr..
and Mrs. d. b. Roberts. Judge and
Mrs. Y. y. Thompson. Mrs. Charles
L. ChilderS, Miss Virginia Finney
and John Kcplcy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-22
CHORAL CONCERT
TO BE GIVEN AT
WILSON SCHOOL

Wilson school auditorium has been
chosen definitely for the scene OF
the Imperial Valley choral club con,
cert which will take place on Tues
day, March 10, according to John
Canton, director. Sol Cohen, noted
violinist. and Mrs. Ray Roberts
Spanish soprano, will be the soloists
on the program.
There will be two numbers 10y the
womcn's chorus, and two by the
mrn. in addition TO two selections by
the mixed chorus, /" "Pilgrim s Chorus
from Tannhauscr' and Triumphal
March, from the opera Aida.
The single ticket sale is now in
progress, and tickets may be pur-
chased from any member of the
choral club. Attention of the club
members is called to the fact that
there are but three more rchearsals,
two ON Tuesdays and the final on
the Friday before the concert.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-02-22

never, since the affair which marked
the opening of the clubhouse, have
the members invited husbands or
friends to any club affair which had
not cost them money. And so 1t is
planned to hold an "open house on
that date, with everything free and
all friends of club members invited.
All service clubs of the city have
been asked to participate, and have
not only accepted, but will furnish
entertainment. Following the pro
gram, there will be dancing and
cards, and every club member is to
act as hostess.
The most important business
transacted was the naming of a
nominating committee. Mrs. How
ard =. Never and Mrs. j. +. Brock
were named in that capacity by the
board. and the club elected Mrs. j.
w. Glassford, Mrs. Don G. Bitter
and Mrs Will r. Conway to make
the number complete. Three new
members were accepted also, Mrs.
J. w. Donohuc. Mrs. Ctis l.. Smith
and Mrs. Norman Dupont now being
enrolled.
Two resolutions were presented by
Mrs. u. B. Roberts, the first ad-
dressed to Governor G. c. Young,