Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29
JUNIOR CHAMBER MEMBERS ALL
SET FOR BIG HALLOWEEN FROLIC

raneemonts for the frolic arc com
TlCtc.
y committee meeting Of those
who hold tickets to sell will be held
At O'Clock tonight in the chamber
Of commerce room, when n report
on the number of tickets sold viii
bc turned in
Rector stressed the fact that
r&uy people who desire to attend
The frolic pat off buying tickets
patil the last minute and asked
}Iat members Of thc organization
zee them.
Reports Of others in charge Of
arrangements for the frolc were
received at the breakfast meeting
this morning Al Smith, chairman
in charge Of the ticket sale, backed
~ CM Rector in asking for coop
ration Of the .Jarcecs In selling the
tickcts.
Louis McManus and Dick Erick-
son, who have charge of concert
hours and entertainment for the
frolic, reported that their programs
have been arranged Jack Pauizine
told Of lighting effects for the
party Russell Lewis spoke of dee
oration OF the dining room IT the
hotel, which was completed sun
day.
Others who made reports were
Buck Oakley, chairman of the bud
gct, and Andrew O'Callaghn, in
charge Of prizes ami decorations
for the party.
+ On the committee Of reception
fer the dance will be Officers OF
he Junior chamber Of commerce,
Bud Harrigan, Bob Hayes, Bob
Mhitelaw, Leo Hctzel and others.
FIostcsses for the dance have been
invited. The hostess list will be
completed by tomorrow.
Another matter Of business taken
Up at this morning 5 meeting was
the entertainment of members of
the good win air tour from Los
Angeles. who will arrive here Sat
urdav afternoon.
Host To Flyers
Leo Hetzel will be toastmaster
at breakfast in honor Of the fly
crs. to be given Sunday morning.
Others ON the committee to care for
the comfort Of the aviators are Al
smith, Jack Pauline, Russell
Kleiglc and Dicl, Erickson.
Many different types of planes
will be among the 50 to land at
the Imperial Airport. Members of
the tour viii number 13j.
Transportation for the flyers and
other tour members was discussed
at the meeting. \ number of mem
hcrs was discussed at the meeting.
A number Of members of the junior
chamber promised to be on hand to
transport the visitors to various
,allev points. Automobile dealers
nav furnish ears to carry some of
the guests.
G. G. Jenkins, postmaster, stated
mat ell postmasters of imperial
: Valley will be on hand at the
| breakfast in honor of the flyers
, Sunday morning. 1t will be held at
O clock.
Chambers of commerce of Fl Cen
, tro and Calexico will help the jun
: i0r chamber entertain the visitors.
Fl Andrew O 'Callaghn was chairman
, Of the meeting this morning. Bu(
+ Harrigan introduced C. c. jenkins
- who spoke briefly on air mail fo'
Imperial Valley. 1t was q grea
disappointment, he said, that L
Centre was not chosen as stop foi
the Atlanta to Los Angeles all
nail line,
He also discussed possible sites
for the proposed new fedora
huilding, stating that two corners
on Fifth and Olive streets. and {
lot at the corner of Seventh ant
state streets had beon offered a,
sites for the building.
Bee Waters furnished entertain
ment at the meeting, leading mem
lcrs of the organization in singing
and offering several piano and vo-
cal numbers.
The eighth annual chrysanthem
nm, sbOv will ba bolI bv tba A mr. =; ;