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Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-29
Grant Teachers
Life Diplomas

Life diplomas have been granted
TO various local teachers, the for
NAL notifications having arrived
at the office of the county SUI
perintendent.
Those who have been given these
life diplomas are Mrs. Velleda Du-
lin, Mrs. Belle Clayton, Charles w.
Martin, Charles S, Huey, Miss Helen
NJ. Wallie, Mrs. Hazel Griffin, Mrs.
Clara Joplin, Mrs, Ruth Kendall,
Miss Irene Townsend, Mrs. Gertrude
Woollen, Mrs. Carrie e. Pains, Rim
aldo NJ. Fair, Mrs. Clara b. Smell.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-29
Budget
Payments

You do not have to pay all
cash for Christmas ToyS at
Toyland. Budget payments
may be arranged to meet your
individual needs. 10, you can
help the children enjoy the
Sreatest Cchxistmas Of their
lives.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-29
JUVENILE FURNITURE

Santa has eesvldsd thls stsss With
hest Of lsss,y furniture fsr the SAlid.
ren's play room. 1 .sN
Desk Z Chair sets, all hardwood, $4.76
Table and chair ssts.. $3.50 to $is.oo
Merry-se+eund ssts tos children, $50
Tsstsr Gets ssts. stesns. essetie-
q
Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-29

such faverites - Reblnse~
cruses, Jack and the 0san
Stalk and many other eh'ldesHs
bseks. The. Iaresst assortment
Of the Valley.
csrom eesrds, Auto Games,
Sectional Maps and . great var
isty Of amuelna games FOR CHILD.
ren o. all ages.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
SCALP EN- CHARLIE

While recognizing the necessity of a social arbiter
at Washington, nevertheless consider Secretary
Kecggs ruling with reference to the vice presidents
sister fit for Charlie Curtis to don his warpain
and stage scalping party
just before retiring from office Mr. Kellogg, with
out consulting the vice president according to the lat
ers statement ruled that Mrs. Gam sister of the vice
president should rank below the wives of foreign dplo
mats at state functions.
The vice president had previously designated Mrs.
Gam as his official hostess Mrs Curtis having died
five years ago.
Regardless of what the secretary of state might
think it would to that the vice presidents
desires in the matter should have some weight: He
represents the votes of millions of American citizens,
and to them he is second only to the President.
Mrs. Gam, by all accounts charming woman, is
certainly socially equipped to act hostess for the
vice president. To disregard the vice presidents
wishes, and subject his sister to embarrassment is not
only un-American but il is highly discoureous
There precedents to establish the soundness of
the vice presidents claim Would anyone have super
seded Mrs John McElroy, sister Of President Arthur
at social function? Or Rose Cleveland when her
brother still bachelor President? 1t is not likely
Then if Mr. Curtis designates his sister his Of
flclal hostess why pass her by in favor of cabinet Of
ficers' wives and those of foreign diplomats Social
ridiculous in a democracy, but social standings
necessary evils and Mr.. Curtis is right in demand
ing that full recognition be given his sister It is in
teresting to note that Mr.. Hoover accords it to her
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Coy Ritter, at CalcXico.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Gavin and
Mrs John Briggs attended the Can
tata at the CaleXico High school
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Trimbcrly left
on Friday morning for Fresno.
oval Clark left on Monday for
the north.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Chcscr enter
tanned l5 of their children ana
grand children on Easter. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Dick Chcser, of Long Beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fleming, Mr., ana
Mrs. Lloyd Wallace with their
children and the children still at
the parental home. GROUP pictures
were taken during the afternoon
Van Il. Major pollcd 80 votes
at the school election for local trus>
tee. Paine received % votes ana
Weir - votes on the high school
trustee ballot. There were 20 vote"
votes cast on the bonds, 80 votes
against the bonds and two for the
bonds
II. Cavcrdor and family left on
Monday for the north
Mrs, Jack Stootsberry and child
rem are with Mr.. and Mrs. Irving
Stootsbcrry while the little girls are
in the hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Stootsbcrry, of Wcstmorland, spent
Easter with the children in lIeber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Hunt have
gone to Arizona for visit with
Mrs. Hunt 5 sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Enoch and fam
lily and MIR. and Mrs. Walter Pink
ard AMI family spent Easter in the
mountains and gave the children an
egg rolling party.
Hazel Davis, a sister of Mrs. j.
i. Lowe, was married Friday a
Yuma to Henry W. Jordon. Mrs..
Jcrdon attended the Central Union
High school for part Of 4 year. Thc
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Finds Way to Stop
Attacks Of Fits

Reports are received of an amaz
ing treatment that epileptics state
has proved successful in stopping
their attacks. r. Lepso, Apt 98, 895
Island Ave, Milwaukee, Wis, has
been supplying sufferers with this
treatment. lie now wishes to reach
all those who have not been helped
and to do so is making the start
ling offer Of generous treatment
fire." to all sufferers. Anyone af-
flictrd Should writ for ;his free
treatment at once. giving age. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
What's the matter2 asha0
Uncle Wiq3ily.

ha5bIius brook not far from The
Little Puddle Bully won the race
ana his brother Lad to buy tho
chewing gum. Bu; Bawly didn I
mind that.
$50. am no good 70 swim ip;
ch2 ! am silly; am |? Net big
enough even tor a couple OF green
frogs, Puff
80 the Little Puddle taIted to
itself after Bully and Bawiy had
gone to the brook. Oh, how disap-
pointed it was, And 50 ashamto.
For the Little Puddle Wa very
fond of itself and had h,gln to
imagin" it was quite pond, or
porhap, Gwen a lake, and might
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

grow into u big ocean. But, hear
ing what Hully and Baw'y said,
that Little Puddle was now quite
unhappy.
"I'H show thos, croaking
fros~,' whispered the Little Pud-
lle. IN grow big and surprise
thsu, IIo, That's what IL do!
~ grow big!
50 ;ha Little Pud lie tried TO puff
jt~e'f up big, but it only remain
d tie same size. Then it called
ouf.
"tIo. Rim, splash more water in
me ~ can grow bi4!' But the
Pm hqd storp#d falling Thnn tha
Little Puddle >houtcd:
lilo, Wind! Rlow ON mo, ruff"
re np and mako nae big!' Bat th'
Mind only blow gently. on, how
disappointed was thr Little Pud-
die. Th,n il called to the green
arass all about Il: Help nae IT,
grow Lig.'
Il cannct," whispered tho grass,
'Then you red black AMI yell
.oH- stones, vou help nv to grow
big, begged the Little Puddle.
Hat tie stones said they could
set and the Li.,lc Puddle d.d nor
rnow what to do until, all Of Il
sudden, it heard steps coming near
ar and nearer Thinking it vas the
frogs returning, the Little Puddle
gt.ed out;
"IFo! You think you re smart;
don't Won? Calling me silly Saving
am too small to swim in. III show
you'
..surcly there must be- cono mis-
take" spoke a gentle voice and
uole Wisgily hopped over tn"
grass and toward the little hole
i.ll,d with water from the rain.
-" What : the mattcr' haven t
called YOU silly
"0h. e&cus. me- said the Little
Fuddlo. - thought you were Bully
and Baw,y.'
..Ho, Those frogs," chuchlcl
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

bride and groom are at home to
their friends at Occanside.
Mrs. Lloyd Wallace spent Il few
days in Uoltville last week.
Agnes Tozcr, of Brcar, is spend
ing the Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tozcr.
Mrs. Sadie Fishburn was sun
day guest at the Tozer home.
Mrs. May Klipel and children,
Gail and Margaret, of Costa Mesa,
are spending the Easter vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard p. Ware
and Mrs, NJ. Borden. Mrs. klipcl IS
i niece of Mrs. Borden S.
H. G. Fuller and family spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Glass.
Escbcllc Scaroni, of Our Lady Of
Peace Academy at San Diego, spent
Easte rwith her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Scaroni.
The Easter program given by the
Heber Sunday school was very er-
fectively portrayed by the pupils.
A bapusmal service was held for
the infant children of Mrs. Roy
Womack and Mrs. Hazel Logan. The
decorations were especially cffcc-
tive for the program, together with
the costumes of the pupils. The
group of banners of Easter thoughts
was carried by the pupils from the
rear of the room to the platform.
The attendance WAS over 100.
Next Sunday the result of the at
tendance contest between Verde
and ncbcr Sunday schools will be
announced
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
HOLTVILLE

HOLTVILLE, April 4.-Thc stu
dent body of the Holtville High
school was very much entertained
by Mr.. Dodge, director of the
Junior chamber of commerce play
The Whole Towns Talking -
Monday is assembly with several
readings. Mr.. Dodge gave selections
Of two of Shakespeare 5 plays,
"Julius Caeser' and "Thc Mer
chant Of Venice" also, the poem
"Old Glory While there he an
nounced there would be matinee
Of the play given on Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock, and that the
play would be given on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
Friday, April is the date for the
F, county oratdrical contest which will
be held in Holtvillc at the Holt
Vile High school. It VII surely be
worth your while to be present at
that time Miss Ruth Gallitain Of
the local high school will represent
Holtville. All the towns in the val
ley will be represented.
The Misses Ruth Bourne, Beatrice
Floyd, and Martha Tanner enter
tanned with a dinner party for
Miss Amy Geriset of San Diego
recently. The decorations were in
keeping with the Easter season and
were very effective. Miss Geriset
spent her spring vacation with Mrs.
Ted Bolin.
The Girl Reserve party last Fri
day was great success. Games
started the evening and pot
luck dinner followed. A program on
Hobbies" followed and song
rally ended the pleasant evening.
Miss Olean Peck and Miss Ruth
Wevdel celebrated their birthdays
recently with a birthday dinner at
the home of Miss Weydell. The fol
lowing girls enjoyed the lovely din
ncr: Olean Peck, Norcan Peck. Lois
Peck. Tia Harr, Frances Louise
Hoffman, Ruth Weydell, Margaret
Hendrison. and Thompson Lee Peck.
Easter Sunday was record
breaking sunday for the Methodist
church Of this city. The SUNDAY
morning services wnrc exceptionally
well attended, the audience being
entertained with special numbers
among which were a solo by Donald
Dreher of Pomona college, brother
If Miss Dorothy Drchcr of thi, city
ind - solo by Mrs. Walter Rrnolds
: The large primary department also
gave beautiful Easter song. IN
the evening the services consisted
cf the beautiful cau'ata. "The
Seven Last Words, which was
given by the church choir together
with the help Of three ~oloist, from
Honoua ColleCr Mis-, Dorothy
Brchcr directed and Miss. Mann"
Rrarkcn accompanied ~ the piano.
The local people singing solos were
: Miss Dorothy Dreh"r and Mrs. Wal
to- Ren0ld
The EpWorth League Of the
Methodist church lc,d regular Sun
day services at sunrise in the morn
. ing instead ~ al the usual hour Of
I O'Clock in the evening. The meet
ing WAS held on the desert between
HoltWllc and Yuma everyone tax.
ing their breakfast and cooking il
There. A most enjoyable time fas
had by every one
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
ADvil ! 1914

\ meeting Of FL Centre and Holt
willie road boosters met at the Davis
hall, where Col. Ed Fletcher Of San
Diego urged this county 5 support
in tine building Of a road from Holt
willie to Yuma, the planking for the
three mile desert stretch to be douat-
ed by SAN Diego if this county would
pay the freight. All present at the
meeting pledged their hearty sup
port, O. B. Tout, s. W. DunaWav and
Supervisor Shepperd being among
those speaking in favor of the pro
icct.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIs
Copyright, 1928, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGuY AND THE
LITTLE PUDDLE

Not 50 very many years ago, say
about as far as from on lollypop
to another. there lived in a ticld,
close by running brook, !;ttl'
Puddle Of water l. was It cute
Little Puddle. left there h. the
rain.
Around tie edges of this Littl"
Puddle grew green grass which
whispered in the wind Of flowers
that were to bloom when tie May
sun would shine bright and warm,
And in the Little Puddle wcr'
small stones, red, black and yellow
in color
".oh, what a cute Little Pull.
die. F." croaked Bully NO Tail, the
frog boy, one day as he was hop
ping across the field. Look
Bawly!"
"surc. its cute Littl, PuI
de- croaked the other frog. But
there ism I enough water there for
you and me to swim in at the same
time. silly Little Puddle, [ call
it,
"No, there isn't much wator,'
admitted Rully. Hardly as much
as there was in Uncle WigLily ;
Iubbe. boots, Ha, Ha,
"Ha, Ha." echoed Bawly. And
the two frogs. with their jolly, big
mouths laughed as they remember
ed what a funny splash Uncle
Wiggiiy made when l tried 20 put
on his rubber boots, full Of water,
in which the green, jumping chaps
had gone 70 bed. l told rou that
story Monday if yoa wil. kindly
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Uurl" Wiggly. Up % more tricks,
suppose, like filling my boots with
wato.
"No, tacy d.du't rlay aov rrirJ,s
ON me" sid the Little Puddlo. "
only wish thy had. instead Of
making fun ot me. Oh, am so
unhappy and a>bawed,a
Why. whatever is t}a matter
asked The kind rabbit 9autleman.
~ avn ASHAMED OF being li.tlc, =
Nh;,p.rtd the rHddla Il want =
b" hig, III. pond. Oh. Uncie
Wiggily, CENT vHu do m fan
or? Mol.o nae grow bic So those frog
boys viii he slal to se.fa in nee. /
want TO De- Of some u.s. In this
world. "
$50. spoke l'a-'. W;.g.lv.
: nt'y, "the Little Pa.d's "nt to
grow BIZ. Well, that is The way Of
the world He thought for a
wowoat and then said: "A. right.
Little Paddle, | shall help You t.
grow Ing.
Nd hen t'- blnng gentleman
did this I sail tell you iu ta. next
story. Il the ru,aes ban d. su :
blow the gas stove out of th,
wind .w YOU may read about Unrlr
WiEgi 'y's funny mistake.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
TEN YEARS AGO
April /, 1919

Col. Estcban Cantu, governor of
Lower California, was in Fl Centre
today as the social guest of Sheriff
Charles II. ApP!cstll. The party.
consisting of two or three officials,
was entertained At lunch II the B1r-
bara Worth hotel and then taken for
an automobile ride about tie valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Tuesday aftrrnoou The 2ulaf
business meeting was held folIo@cd
by social hour which WIS spent
piccing quilt blocks
Those present were Mrs. Henry
Frost, Mrs. \. H. sheldon, Mrs. Y.
Rich, Mrs. John Hogan, Mis-. p.
Eafani, Mrs. Norman Pcasr Mrs.
Eliza Hcatley, Mrs. p. Nelson.
Mrs. Miliie Sturkie, Mrs. Eliza
Ford, Mrs. Higbee, Mys. Saxton.
Mrs Walker, Mrs. O. \. Kirk,
Mrs. j. Z, Berry and Mrs. y. r.
Ferguson. Refreshments were ser
we'd
There viii be a bah game FRI
day evening at the ball grounds AT
tn. church.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Toll OF I'm.
perial Valley for .hiz Dxte
In Past Years
TWENTY YEARS AGO
April 1, 1909

Superintendent Farnsworth and
Assistant superintendent Noght of
Water Co., No. had runaway eX-
perience yesterday. The team cramp-
ed the buggy, overturning it, throw
ing the men, uninjured, to the
ground, and then ran about town un
til they were divided by a telegraph
pole, Mreckin9 the buggy.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
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EIEBER

HuBER, April I. Twenty Of the
Eoy Scout troup of which +. J.
tucker is Scoutmastcr, went on the
trip to Hanlou Heading recently.
Mrs. Genie Lindsey and daughters
Sarah and Mary, spent the Easter
vacation us guests u Mr. Fannie
Thompson.
Claude Thompson, who is in at
tendance at the Frank Wiggin
Trade school, in Los Angeles. spent
Easter ut home.
Mrs Emma Stevenson viii spend
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

remember.
ether, is uo Us, of Us trying II
swim in that little puddlc,' went
on Bully. "Como along and we'u
iumu in the brook over here.
Last one in has to buy tn
chewing gum croakcd Baw,E and
away raced tha two frogs to see
who would be- first to swim N tn
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
SEELEY

SEELEY, April 1.-The West
Side Country club met at the home
of Nan Sheldon recently. \
dc';cpus pot luck luncheon was
served at noon. Mrs. Mary Allen,
Mrs. Victoria Rich and Mrs.
Harold Doty and daughter Jun2
were guests. Members present were
Mrs. Olleada Diehl, Mrs. Minnie
Hull. Mrs Ada Gallaher. Mrs.
Nellie Low, Mrs. Byrtle Pool. Mrs.
Hazel Noel and the hostess Mrs.
Mar Sheldon.
Those VIII attended the Assocla-
ted Chambers Of Commerce meeting
st the Oregon hotel from here
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pearse,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hull, George
rampbell, Fred Mastie, Jack Berry
and Mr.. and Mrs Chester Noel
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Miller spent
the Easter holidays with relatives
or the coast.
Conrad Harley from Los Angeles
spent the Easter holidays with
friends here.
Mrs. Mary Allen, who has been
visiting her brother Judson Payne
left Friday for Alhambra where she
will visit her son and family.
Miss Freda Hyres returned to
San Diego Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Parrish and
son were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
b. White Sunday.
1
trip to San Diego Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dot ami
daughter June of Imperial were
guests at the Chester Noel home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Grouleff an1
children were guests Sunday at the
A II. Sheldon home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pyron Dafani and
children Pauline and Dolphin Of
Riverside spent Easter Sunday with
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Z. A. Diehl and J. g. Smith
are the new trustees elected Fri,
day
Miss Cecilia Jensen OF Brawiey
opcat Easter SUNDAY with Mrs. :.
l. Robinson
=. r. A. viii meet Thursday,
April } at the Sceiey school house.
There viii be a musical program.
Punch and cake will be served.
Evcryonc is invited and urged to
attend
SEELEY, April A. Il. Rive
Of Hawthorne was the guest of his
sister aud family, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
T. William, Monday.
A birthday dinner was given
Sunday at the Sidney Trammel
home IN honor Of Mrs. Bobori Haley
Mr. J. w Smith and little Mar
Lou Smith. Guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Haley. John
Haley, Nj. and Mrs. Walter Han
sep, Mr.. and Mrs. J, ". Smith and
daughter Mary Lou and Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney Trammel.
mir and Mrs. Frank Smith and
sons Bobby and Junior went To
Port, ryilla where Mrs. Smith and
boys win remain until tile clos. Of
school
.Ar. and Mrs. sam Bartsma and
family Of Beethoven were Easter
guests at the Hobart Hcrrick home.
surprise party was given at
TO A. H. Sheldon home Monday
night IN honor of the birthday of
their daughter, Mrs, Helen Doty.
TIE evening was spent playing
games after which refreshments
were served Those present were
Ruth and Edith Clevenger, Nelma
aud Edward Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. o.
A. Kirk, Earl Smith, Glen Trim
nwr Jack and Bob Berry, Ralph
3mrkio. Mrs NJ. SturiSie, Ethel
Borden Dan and Beulah sheldon
fiunl NotI, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
l6ty aud Mr. Qnd Mrs. A. ii. shel-
don
Mrs. Hazel Noel and daughter
GA,,dys were guests Of Mrs. Harold
poty of Imperial Wednesday.
Tae Ladies Aid met at the hall
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
IRUG ADDICT ESCAPES

POMONA. Calf, April 4. UD
Daniel Ricter, =, IN inmate from
san Francisco, escaped last night
from the state narcotic f9rm at
eTadra.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
HQtchery--Ei Centro Hatchery

w. Commercial St, block of Imperial Ave.
ChiX from Accredited and Blood Tested Focks.
VIII hatch your eggs for $400 per hundred.
Phone 662
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Hnshman's Garage-24 Hours

Storage, Washing, Grca8ng. The only complete vul
canizing plant in valley Factory Warehouse McCIaren
AJAX tires, tubes 16l Main st. Phone 51G
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Agricultural mp.ements-F Farm Equipment

The only stock of genuine parts in the valley Cat-
piar Tractors Hulse-A Anderson. 14l4 w. Nam
e. Phone 735
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information Department
BUY 1T IN Ell CENTRIC
AcetvIere Weiding-G General Machine Work

Cylinder Grinding or Boring. Piston Grinding n.y.
wheel ring gears. Pumps and Tractor work. BcycleS,
Novelties. Wilson Machine Shop, 1922 Mam fhone 4OJ
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
,tel Oregon and Coffee Shop in Connection

Air Cooled and Steam Heated. Dancing facilities.
Main dining open evenings. Catering to parties
and banquetS. 5th and BWay. Phone AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Auto & Truck Repairing
Drugs ind Beauty Shop.

III Centric Drug Co. CorpIete line OF drUg}, Veterinary
remedies. Fountain service All lines of BEAUTY work
done by expert operators. Permanent waving by Flt
Lenhard. Pr:ce $3.50, at 5th < Main ST. Phone I
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Army & Navy Variety Store.

New and Used Furniture, stoves, liuoleums hardware
We buy and sell everything for less. M Marcot, prop
4SU Nam St IHohe 0o-1
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Furniture-Clayton, For Furniture
). q 5. Electric Shop

Electric Installation and Repairing. at
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hotWater heat; easy payments.
3ll.5OO-Beautiful Dutch Colonial home,
extra large corner lot large rooms. attrac-
lively decorated; oak floors; fireplace; hot =
water heat; two large porches: garage
$3.50 Large Groom house, remodeled ard
Tedecorated; hot-water heat; extra large.
level lot: BaraEe: fruit poultry house: near
schools and stores. Small cash payment.
$4,000 5-room country house. with cleo
trIclty, city water. near school Extra acre.
$4,000; easy terms.
K. ID. LILLE.
CitizeRs Bank Bldg. Takoma.