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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-02
HARLINGEN


Mr.. and Mrs. G. u. Myers were
hosts for a bridge party given at
their home on East Pierce street
Monday evening ronoring a group
Of visitors. Pink roses. corona vine
and other seasonal blossoms made
the room attractive and the color
scheme was repeated in the ITALICS,
score pads and trophies.
High score prizes were awarded
Mrs. Floyd Smith. Claude Lee and
icw to Mr.. Hugo LetZerich.
An ice course was served to 20
-uests.
Honor guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ziriacks. Misses Katie and
Constance Ziriacks o Victoria. Mrs.
o l.. Hall Of Corpus Christi and
Mrs. ". T. Jackson Of Sherman.
BRIDGE HoSTESSES
On Monday afternoon the last Of
a series az parties given by Mes
danes Charles Wood. FLOYD Smith
and Claude Lee was held at the
home or Mrs. Wood on East Blu
chanan street.
The pink and green color theme
was featured in the decorations.
game table equipment and in the
ice and sweet course served at the
conclusion OF the games.
Mrs. III. r. Bupp received high
score. Mrs. Jessie X. Liddell for low
and Mrs. d. w. Day received cut
favor.
The personnel included 40 guests.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Scott Macy entertained on
Monday evening with a children's
perty honoring the second ami
versary OF her little daughter, Bar
bara Ann.
Nursery games we're enjoyed by
the youngsters. after which the
large white birthday cake with two
burning candles was cut and served
with ice cream cones TO the little
guests.
Bright colored balloons were given
each one as favors.
Fourteen guests enjoyed this hos
pitality and each wished little Bar
bara Ann many happy birthdays
PERSONALS
Mrs. John "A. Crockett and chill
dren. Richard and Elanor Reeves
left Tuesday night for a short Wis
It with Mrs. Crockett's mother. Mrs
Shaver. in Chappell Hill. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Foster ant
children have returned from a va
cation trip spent in North Texas
and Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wink have
returned from a two weeks vaca-
ton trip TO Colorado.
Mrs. Joe r Roberts and daugh'
ter. Fannie Lee. returned Monday
from a vacation trip spent in NORTH
Texas and Kerrville, Texas.
Mrs. K. p Paxton and daughter
Dorothy Fay Of WaXahachie anC
Ross Doty OF Uvalde are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Roberts.
Or. and Mrs. j M. Green ant
family left Tuesday morning for
vacation trip to Goliad. Weimar anc
Sabinal.
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DAUGHTER COMPLIMENTED

Mrs. r. r. Barton entertained for
her daughter. Ruth. this week. in
honor OF her birthday at their
pretty country home southeast Of
Mercedes. The afternoon quickly
passed with games and contests.
Ruth's guests were Frances Irby,
Bette Ray. Jacqueline johnson,
Bette Houze. Frances Hadden,
Matte Lee Breeding. Dorothy War
ner. Mary Ruth Hampton. Dora
Soils. Dora Hager and Mary Ruth
Bennett.
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LA FERIA
HONOR BRIDGE

HONOR BRIDGE
Mrs. S. d. Keiffer entertained
two tables Of bridge on Tuesday
afternoon at her home in Green
wood Park in honor Of Mrs. Hoge.
High score for the afternoon was
awarded Mrs. Bobbie Watson while
Mrs. Hoge was presented with a
dainty guest prize after which
dainty refreshments were served.
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FOURTH B~IRTHDAY

Mrs. NJ. A. Borchelt entertained
for her little daughter. Verna Eileen
with a most enjoyable birthday
party. it being the little honoree's
fourth birthday. Balloons and
whistles were given the little folks
as they played games on the lawn,
which caused much merriment and
fun.
A lovely birthday cake, on which
there were four candles. was cut,
The little guests yer Norine Gid
die, Lydell Drawe. Harold Rupert,
Charles Schupp. Milton Krouse, Err
win Twenhaeffel, Dorothy. Loren
Merle and Charlse Borchelt, Henry
Borchelt.
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Menus
heDay
by MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Gooscberry Jam Blends with Biscuit


A SUMMER LUNCHEON MENU
Sliced Jellied Veal
Frozen Vegetable Salad
Hot Biscuit Gooseberry Jam
Peach Dessert Butterthins
Iced Tea
Frozen Vegetable Salad. Serving SIX
/ cup cooked peas. / cup diced
cucumbers. 2 tablespoons chopped
pimentoS. ! tablespoon onions. IL
teaspoon salt. IA teaspoon pap
rika, 1-2 cup stiffly whipped cream
IL cup mayonnaise-
Mix the cream and the mayon-
Mise. Add the rest Of the ingredi-
ents and pour into ~ OF the draw
ers OF the mechanical refrigerator.
Freeze for four hours.
This salad can be frozen by pack
ing in molds, which have been sur
founded with two parts OF chopped
ice and one part Of coarse salt. IN
mold and serve cut In slices.
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4 cups gooseberries, / cup water.
4 cups sugar. .
Add the water TO the berries and
cook slowly for 10 minutes. Add the
sugar and boil for 10 minutes. Pour
into sterilized glasses.
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GUEST HONORED

Mr.. and Mrs. T. Y. Flynt enter
tanned several friends on Thursday
night in honor of their house guest
Mr.. Dryer Of K~ingsville.
Three tables OF bridge were In
progress and following the games
delicious refreshments were served.
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MERCEDES
4

Mrs. N. M. Ragland entertained
with a pretty children's party at her
home Monday afternoon in honor
of the seventh birthday OF het
daughter. Mary Virginia. The chill
dren enjoyed many games on the
lawn, following which the birthday
cake was cut and served with the
yefrcshment course.
The little guests for the after
noon included Sarah and George
King. Virginia Lee Harrell, Tommy
Joe LambertSon. June and Winter
Martin, Mary E~lizabeth, FRANCES
Jack and Bobbie Lee Harrison,
Charlyn Beth Avant. Paul and
Clay West, Dorothy and John Rag
land; Mrs. Ragiand was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Cecil Martin.
Mrs. +. L. Ayant. Mrs. Joe Lam
be-tson. Mrs. Paul West. Mrs. q.
A. King and Mrs. II. L. Harrison.
DOWIS- SMITH
Miss Avis Dowis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Dowis Of this
city, and Jesse Smith az Robstown
were married Tuesday morning al
the Methodist parsonage here with
the Rev. N. II. Keen. pastor OF tha
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Faddists Decree
The Tinted Manicure
" JOSEPHINE HUDDLEsToN

EVERY dy IN every way beauty and fashion experts naVe Deen tdIaIhg
and writing on the Importance Of harmontnnG ones makeup ana az
cessores ia blend with the general color scheme OF the ensemble. And.
now-wonder of wonders-we have nail ponshies in most every con-
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EMBROIDERY CLUB

Mrs. Roy Harrell was hostess TO
the Embroidery club at their last
meeting. While the women served
radio music was enjoyed. Guests
for the afternoon were Mrs. II. @.
Barnes of Mission, and Mrs. Willard
Agnew.
Seven members were present.
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Peach Dessert, serving Sc

2 cups whipped cream. II cup
sugar, / teaspoon vanilla. ] cup
diced marshmallows, 3 cups sllced
peaches, Ia cup CONFECTIONERY
sugar.
Mix the sugar. whipped cream,
vanilla and marshamallowS. chill.
Mix and chill the peaches and con-
fectioner's sugar. When ready 70
serve combine. Serve in glass cups.
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BRIDGE. DANCE

BRIDGE, DANCE
Miss Minerva Holbert was the
hostess TO q number Of her friends
on Saturday night at the home OF
her sister Mrs. Harold Hensley.
Bridge and dancing were enjoyed
by all, followed with refreshments.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. J. RAYMOND and
family returned Friday from Kerr
vile. 2sB
Miss Betty Thomson and Miss
Minerva Holbert returned Tuesday
from north Texas.
Mrs. c. 3. Kirgan OF Mercedes
spent the past week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kiester.
Mrs. A. Hancock and little
daughter Of Atlanta. Ga. are guests
In the home Of her mother, Mrs. Z
II. Ramsay.
Mrs. Herman Anderson and chill
dren and Mrs. r. Z. Anderson left
Wednesday overland for North Da-
kota. II. r. Anderson accompanied
them as far as San Antonio. Mis-:
Gwendolyn Anderson. who has been
spending the summer with her
grandparents In the north will re-
turn with them.
Miss Dorothy Watson Of Lake
Charles. La. is the guest Of her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. z. A
Watson.
Mrs. r. z. Belts and daughter
Jane, have returned from a visit In
San Antonio.
Dorothy Wyland returned Thurs
day after spending the early sum
mer In Illinois and Ohio.
Hoy Raimond left Tuesday FOL
Austin.
Mrs. Harold Hensley and children
returned Monday from BORNE.
rT-- --i-e p---,h r-f Nr-s
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Butterthins

IL cup butter. l cup sugar. 2
eggs. 2 tablespoons cream, ! tea
poo vanilla. ALA cups flour, IL
teaspoon baking powder.
Cream the butter and sugar. Add
the rest of the ingredients and
shape into a roll. two inches III dl-
ameter. Chill for - hours. Cut OFT
very thin slices and bake three
inches apart on creased baking
sheets.
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HOSTS

Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Seay were
hosts at a dinner party at their
home Tuesday evening. Guests for
the evening were Miss Helen Glass
cock, who spent several days here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
w. Glasscock. from the University
Of Texas. Miss Alice Woodhead OF
Beaumont, Tex, a guest in the
Glasscock home. Ralph, Walden
and Bob Greenlee and Forrest
GlaSscock.
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EN- MUS
The Entire Nous club held their
party last Saturday afternoon at the
home OF Miss Florella Salter, where
they enjoyed bridge.
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the nails should be matched perfectly 50 that their tone is decidedly carol
and not pink or rose. IN
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SWIMMING PARTY

Little Misses Frances Hadden and
Jacquelin johnson entertained
with a swimming party at Val
Verde Tuesday morning for Cassia
May Springfield Of Dallas, a guest
IN the home of her aunt, Mrs. II.
B. Seay. A picnic lunch was serv-
ed after the swim. Mrs. F. E. Had
den and Mrs. r. E. johnson, moth
ers Of the little h~oStesses. assisted
in making a large number Of little
guests have a good time.
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church. performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left that day
for San Antonio, and from there
to Robstown where they will make
their home.
Both attended the College of
Arts and Industries at K%ingsville.
during the past year and they viii
continue their work at that school
this fall.
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FRIDAY BRIDGE
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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
SANS SOCCI CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY
HRS. JOHN TYLER

sans Souci club members were en-.
tcrtained At Il charming bridge par
ty last night at the home of Mrs.
John Tyler
y yellow ard pink color motif was
carried oGt, with bowls of roses in
these two shades being used about
the rooms. These colors were also
suggested in bridge appointments
and in the r,freshmcnt course.
When scores We're added at the
conclusion of the games club prizes
were awarded to Mrs. p. \. Thaa-
mum, first; Mrs. Fred Nuttall, sec
ond; and Mrs. Harold Tyler Jr
low. Mrs. George Mann received
tie high score award for guests.
4 refrcshmcnt course was served
late in the evening by Mrs. Tyler.
vino was assisted by Mrs Harmon
Tyler and Mrs. William Reed
Members present included Mes
DANES William Reed, KeyeS Nit
chelI. Fred Nuttall, Kendall b. Per
kins, Vaughn \. Thompson, J. B.
McNeecc, John McNeece. 7. 4.
Thaanum. Harold Tyler Jr.. Calvin
q. MouSSeau, Harry Horton. and
Misses Irene Brooks and Evalyn
Bomau.
Mcsdamcs H. y. Hughes, Harmon
Tyler. Norman f. Dupont. George
Mann. Jasper Travers and L. S.
Kinder Of Plainvicw, Texas, We're
guests Of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
MRS. HENRY LOUD
REVIEWS BENETS
BOOK AT p. E. o.

Mrs. Leroy Holt and Mrs. George
W. PauHn were hoStcsSes to mem
hers Of \ Y Chapter, +. T.. O., at y
smartly appointed luncheon given
Yesterday IN the Hotel Barbara
Worth. yellow aud white was cf-
fyctivcly used in the color scheme.
with bowls of shasta daisies cen
tcring the tables and yellow candy
baskets marking covers for the
guests.
Mrs. Henry L. Loud had chargr
of the afternoon program, review,
ing John Brown : Body" an epic
poem Of the Civil War from the pen
Of stephen Vincent Benet. Mrs.
Loud proved herself capable story
teller and was compIimentcd upon
the excellent manner in which shn
,ut the book,
The book, which is written in
varnus forms of poetry to express
the different incidents, is consider
cd by many Of the we'll known
critics to hc the only great epic re.
>ulting from the Civil War 1t is di,
vidcd into eight parts, the first
chapters dealing With John Brown
and the Harper's Ferry incident.
The conflict over slavery and Il
stricS of scattered pictures of the
CjyU War comMnc 20 make the plot
of strong interest. Lincoln and
many of the generals are sympathe-
ticaliy treated ny the writer, who
devoted more than two years to thu
study Of n Fellowship to the Gu,
gcnhcim Memorial fund before
starting his book.
Mrs. \. \. Williams presided 1T
the business meeting, which follow
ed the luncheon.
Eighteen members were present
and three guests including Mrs. J.
n. Adams, Mrs. Arthur Edgar and
Mrs. W. Thompson of san Fran.
cisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
'S. GENEVTETE WILLIAMS OF CALENfCO
ELECTED president or !. ". {. /. BOARD

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Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
Tuesday, January s, 1929

market about steady. Ariz. As IS
$2.5O-3, mostly $2.75-3. Imperial 4s
IS, 1874.
Boston: IS degrees, clear, . cars
Ariz. l Calf. arrived, IA on track.
600 bushels arrived by truck. Sup
plies moderate, including truck'@re'-
ccipts. Demand limited, market
about steady. Ariz. As $2.50-3; 5s
$2.oO-5O; Imperial As $3.5o-4;' IS
$3.25-5O.
Los Angeles: IS degrees, cloudy,
> cars Calf. l Ariz arrived, , df-
vertcd, 9 unbroken, % broken on
track Truck receipts 25Oo crates
Suppi,es liberal demand slow, mar
kct weaker. Imperial As $2.25-6o; os
$2.25.5O poorer $500. Auction yes
trrday ) cars sold Imperial 4s $2.oo'
80, average $217; 5s $l.60,SO, ave
rage &1.72. Ariz As $1.65-2.l5, aver
age $1S3; IS $l.30.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08

with fair to ordinary San Diego
county stock at 8 to ~ cents pound,
Good Ventura county peas - to II
cents and best McXicans 13 to 10
cents. Best Imperial valley tan
gcrincs steady at s to cents pound
with smaller stock at 6 to Z cents
and a few King Mandarins at Zoe.
Phoenix: Monday, moderate, part
~ cloudy. Practically no demand.
Market duh and weak. Carloads fob
cash track, too few sales to establish
market.
Chicago; 6 degrees clear. 10 Ariz,
9 Calf arrived. % on track. Sup
plies moderate, demand moderate,
market steady. Crates is 5s Ariz.
fair quality $2.75.3, ordinary soft,
leafv 42.2j-50. Calf. fair quality
1851, few best $4.25-50, ordinary
leafy $3.50.
Kansas City: 2l degrees, clear. !
Calf. 35 Ariz. arrived. 20 diverted
from team track, 30 mbroFcn on
track. Supplies moderate, demand
moderate, ,larkct steady Phoenix
Is $500; IS $50. Imperial Is 5s
$3.75-4.
San Francisco; 44 degrees, foggH.
Calf arrived, unbrokcn, ) brok-
en-, broken on track. Supplies hh-
cral, demand slow, market barely
steady. Street sales local dry best
$I.25.75, poorer low rs 75c, iced I'm
perial Is 42.75-3; IS 5000. Ariz.
is IS $2.65-s5.
st. Louis: 1G degrees, clear. -
Ariz. , Calf arrived, - on track.
Supplies fairly liberal, demand slow,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
MRS. ROSS HICkCOY
GIVES FINE TALK
ON FRENCH LIFE

History Section members We're
treated to a delightful talk by Mrs.
Ross T. IicbcoX when they met yes
tcrJay at the home of Miss Agnes
Ferris. WHO was hostess for the af-
tr'ro,u Mrs HickcoN. who is well
known a~ I'm ahlg. interesting speak
e., tr.at,l section members to an
,u ulah.t view ot the French cha
f,a4 reg aa and sidclights on the
U.aH.. 81 Eraure.
SIZE spoke not only Of the thrift
f.~~ NJ tho French, hut discussed in
d.'.l th.- high appreciation of tn,
fr-r things Of life. Mrs. Hickco.,
sa.d r0ot -hn French people as a
vNn.. 81" very intellectual and take
s.#u interest in mu>j., Grama and
faiurn- their whole lives being
s..eaaa II e.jture.
Ms. Hiekrov passed around some
yt.N ola silver plates and fine pic
.-H> ~ ehatoauX and cathcdralS,
N.Hsu added to the interest of the
talk.
II the conclusion If the talk many
aga>f.aus were asked the speaker,
indicating more than ordinary inter
.~' fu tfs subject.
tarr.ut events of an interuationa,
fa'are were given during the meet
H-
Mis Ferris served refreshments
a. thc close Of the afternoon 5 pro
grHu, with Miss Ai'e Lee assisting
h.r.
J.. was announced the ncNt meet
az viii br lc'd in two weeks at the
iHme # Mrs Hugh 7 Osborne, who
a''I speak ON India.
M.mh,r> Attending yesterday 5
r.,f.H- were Nr,damrs ". L. .\p-
r'., W W. Apple. Sem Bacon, Ray
Ed-ar- r.. Y. Hughes, l. W. McGrow.
Hugh 7. O>borne, Dan Scott, john
Waterman, and T. Il. Neghtr
r..~-s rr.>"ut Wyg,; Mcsdmncs
Tom Gebu.r and r. 3. Ferris, and
Misses A'ire lac. Florence Mitchell
.al ,rne t.rr.s.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08

wood, Iowa. This is the first time
Mrs, Todd has seen her brother in
- years. Trips about the valley are
being rnjoycd by the visitor. Mrs.
Todd S brother, Er. ID. W. Smousc.
will come to FL Centre and Join his
brother on the return trip cast.
Arts and Crafts section members
of the Woman zen Thousand club
are reminded that the first meeting
of the new year will be held tomor-
row morning in the club house tea
room at 9 o clock. Mrs. f. Wclch
has been secured as instructor and
members are anticipating a pleas-
ant, profitable years work under
her direction.
McCabc home department mcnl.
bcrs are advised that the meeting
which was announced for January
10 at the home of Mrs. La BruchnrIH
will not be held until January l..
Members of the w. c. +. L. will
meet Friday afternoon in the Meth
odiSt church at clock according
to an announcement made today.
Visitors are cordially welcomed.
Mrs. Angeline Courtney viii preside
during the meeting.
Loyal Temperance Legion classes
will be held Wednesday afternoon
in the primary room of the Meth
odist church at 2:45 o'clock and at
$3.50, according to an announcement
received from Miss Jane Royce, who
is in charge of the classes She
will be assisted by Mrs. Harold +.
Baker. All children are invited to
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
MOTHER DAUGHTER
BANQUET TO BE
ENJOYABLE EVENT

i..a~ fu- fHr r-tH.f dau.' tr-
hsuaH'' which 'fr H5-f >ghul Dir'
R.<rtes ar. giving is- fis ,u'er
.aiantut If tlsir MOT. ..r. fH -.
d'a,sff. seun,a hai.d.u- ~ f#r ..s'
seheoi January -. were ronn.rted
Il "a meeting 81 the #HhIu.+ 10
ta>t night af fhe foa. - Mis-
tlarltsl ~iar SON
Reports reH. uaU. .E .#. IaH.fa
ton ami wrua committee. and nai
ratfou> arr that tho affair vIi' t.
q decided <us.sss 4 nominal sam
wIlI he charged rsr plato.
Both cabinet usH+ +.f. .Ht nj
vi>ers have fe,t ttaf tar u.,f.u--
have not hesn IF as uueh aid ra -.
siriS as -hrl should sazg hr,H and
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service

Origin of lettuce shipments for
Imperial valley for January ::
Brawlcy 2S: CaleXico 5; Imperial o;
Sandia |; FL Centre IS; Hcbcr ;;
Holtvillc j.; Total 81, Total to date
1910.
FL Centre and nearby points;
Monday. clear. maximum % degrees,
minimum 25 degrees. Demand mod,
crate m1rkct, steady. Carloads FOB
cash track, crates Is 5S $l6I-S5, AZ
cor,iina to quality and percentage
Is, best mostly $1.S5.
Vegetables in liberal supply with
slow movement, Imperial valley
grapefruit, steady at $4.5o-j box for
64s, with sos at S3.5o-4 aud zoos Al
S3.25-75. Coachella valley grape
fruit selling $3.50 box for best
64s with sos nj S5.25-50 and zoos at
&4.75-5. Peas draggv and weak
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
Social Brevities

Blue Triangle girls will meet to-
morrow night in the Woman Ten
Thousand club house for a pot-luck
dinner, which will be served prompt
ly at 6 o'clock. Mrs Paul Coglcv
win he hostess for the affair and
will introduce Mrs. Harry 0. Audcr-
son, who will be the principal speak
err. Mrs. Anderson is the wife of
Harry Anderson, the evangelist who
is conducting services at the Baptist
church. and is known as an exccp-
tionally interesting young people s
worker.
Miss Kathleen Mcdaniel and Miss
Fricda b. Schrciner were house
guests of Miss Schreiner s sister
and her husband, Mr.. aud Mrs. g..
G. Thomas, formerly of this city,
while visiting in Los Angeles and
Hollywood over the holidays.
Mrs. Harold \. Burnham left yes.
tcrday for Los Angeles where she
will spend some time. While IN the
coast city she will attend perfor-
mances of the Stratford-on-Avoh
PLAYERS. 4 week 5 visit with Mrs.
NJ. b. O'Brien Mt her home near
Santa Maria will also be enjoyed by
Mrs. Burnham before returning %
FL Centre.
Study of Shakespeare $ Henry
W will be continued by members
of the Woman : Ten Thousand
club 5 Literature Section 1T its
meeting tomorrow morning with
Mrs. Ross 7. UickcoX, class instruc
tor.
Women of the community are re
minded that sewing classes Will b.
resumed tonight a, the high school
with Miss Gladys Tecple in charge.
She invites anvonc interested in this
work to enroll tonight and promises
an interesting and worthwhile pgo-
gram for the coming season.
Mrs. Dorsey Whi,claw will enter
tain Music Section members Of III"
Woman : Ten Thousand club Thur
day at her home, 457 Sandalwoad
Drive. Luncheon viii be served n
o'clock, and will be followed by
q program.
Mrs. II. Y. Hughes is entertaining
her mother, Mrs, l.. 5 Kinder Of
p]ainview, Texas and her niece,
Miss Evelyn May Kinder. MIR. Kind
or spent the holidays here with his
family. but returned home recently,
Mrs Kinder and grandmother r.
maining for moro extended visit,
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer \. Todd have
rs their housc-guestS, Mrs. Todd :
brother. Thomas l.. SmoUse Of Glen
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
Presents photographs

iss Anna Y. Rice sueceris the
Miss Crafty and brings splendid
mt to fliis responsible position.
|, Gray presented TO the board a
'tiful photograph of Miss Crafty
h is gift 20 the county as>o-
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08
NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given that Gust
Saraplrim is no longer partner in
the partnership of Gust Saraphim,
Gust Linardos and Anthony Mano-
los, as he has sold all his right and
interest to his partners, Gust Linar-
dos and Anthony Manolos. We will
no longer be responsible for any
bills contracted by him.
Dated this lst day of January, 1929
Signed
LINARDOS & NGANOLOS.
j : u % %.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-08

. -sz- e'sru IS tile advisors met tho
-rm.dI..e approval of he girls. BY
ua'ual consent. each cabinet meet
~ in tia future Viii ,e opened by
q .Nafianai> Miss Eyaleua Moore
rst.r.t to uap book containing
.e1a'..a' Je,otiona. thoughts which
w-re recorded by y ". G. y.
vars,E. Har offer being accepted.