Imperial Valley press., 1929-11-06
PROGRAM GIVEN
BY CHAMBERS IS
GREAT SUCCESS

Numerous telephone calls came tc
station kAO last night from al
parts of the valley, expressing con.
gratulations on the splendid radic
program which vas broadcast by the
member chambers of the Associated
Chambers of Commerce of Imperial
County and the honorary member
Yuma. The time for the two hour
program was donated through the
courtesy OF the Southern Sierras
Power Company. the Imperial Ice
a Development &C., the Imperial
Valley Mix Producers Association
End the several John Deere Plow
Company dealers in the valley.
Ten minutes was allotted each
chamber, and the program was Civ
en- on prompt schedule, starting
with FL Centre and followed by the
other valley chambers, according to
the distance they had to travel to
put on their individual programs
w. II. Buchanan, representing the
Yuma chamber Of commerce, drove
over from the Arizona city and
gave splendid ;atk on Yuma and
the desire of thai community to CO.
operate with its sister valley, I'M
perial. The program was broadcast
as follows:
III Centre: Speaker, Al G. Smith,
president of the Junior chamber of
Centre senior chamber. Vocal solo
"None but the Lonely Heart" by
Tehairkowsky, Madame katherine
Ward Kupelian, accompanied by
Mrs. $. =. Williams. Vocal solo
"Do You Know My Garden, >
Haydn, Miss Julia Foncannon, ac-
eompanied by Mrs. $. p. Williams.
Imperial: Speaker, w. S. Dunn,
member of the Imperial city coun-
oil.
Heber: Speaker, George Thomp
son, president of the Heber cham
her of commerce. Piano solo, "Nar-
cissus," Mrs. George Thompson
Vocal solos, "The Desert Song" and
"Let Me Have Ny Dreams" Miss
Margaret Edwards, accompanied by
Mrs. Thompson.
Holtville: Speaker. Russell Benn.
lit. Violin solo, "Bereeuse," from
ioeelyn, "Song of Love-" from
blossom Time" Miss Helen Head
accompanied by Mrs. Russell Ben
NIT. Piano solo, "Mussolini," by
Jay Media, Mrs. Russell Bennitt.
Many Fine Numbers
Seeley: Speaker, Rev. j. +. Berry
Piano solo by J. B. Fisher. Whist
ling solo by Jack Berry, 4eeom
anied by Roberta Fergusou.
Calexieo: Speaker, Leo Watts
secretary of the Calexieo chamber
Of commerce. Voca. selections, "My
Song of the Nil"," and "My Littl,
Star" Miss Ariaida Mertinez, ae
eompanied by Carroll Campbell.
Erawley: Speaker, Roland Nervo
big. Vocal solos, "Mattinati" b,
Tosti, my Hear. Is a Haven" by
Steinel. and "Wherc the River Shan
non Flows" by john Canton, accom-
panied by Nina Canton.
Westmorland: "Imperial County,
composed by Mrs. f. S. Beatty
sung by the grammar school boys
and selections by the grammal
school harmonica band, under the di
feetion of Mrs. Beatty
Calipatria; Vocal selections, "Fol
You Alone "Ah. Sweet Myster,
of Life" and Gray Days" by r. f
Larson, radio artist for XXX, ac
companied by Douglas r. Deeble OF
Ell Centre.
inland: Speaker, J. d. Thompson
Vocal duet, "The West, a Nest and
You" Mrs. Ben Psliadine and E. b
Frederick. Saxophene and elari
net duet, 'For Olo Times Sake,
and "Let Ne Cali You Sweetheart
hy Ed Bosworth and Wilbur Bur
rett. accompanied hy Mrs. Ben Pal
iadine.
The program WAS concluded by 3
talk given by JaGge +. r. Cook
of Westmorland. secretary of the
Associated Chambtrs of Commerce
Of Imperial county and address by
: p. Rowe, of Westmorland, presi
dent of the associated chambers
Each OF these speakers told of the
aims of the associated body and the
spirit of harmony and cooperation
which has been effected throughout
Imperial Valley through its activi
ties.