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Notice TO Creditors

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the sub.
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Orphans Court Of Montgomery county
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GERTRUDE L. DORSEY
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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
Graham-Paige
Stands Tests

Extensive tests and tryouts have
recentlv been concluded on new
Graham special eight at thc LEGAL
showpeoms, of the company ny Is. T.
kislinc. assistant factory engineer,
and j. II. Mckenzie, the Detroit
I.ubricator Carburctor company s
engineer.
These tests we're made on the
identical car which was run 1000
miles a day for Is consecutive days
at the indianapolis speedway re
2cntlS. After this severe tryout,
this car was taken down, rcas-
sembled and then brought to Cali
fornia through the southern states
and TO III Centre. The only repairs
to the ear consisted of the grind
ing of valves at the close of the
sruclling $4,000 miles test run.
While here in The valley THIS same
car was put through its PAGES uader
conditions that tried it to the ut
most. and both engineers in charge
ef the tests expressed themselves
IS being more than satisfied with
the results. The men left for lc-
troit - report to the factory on
these tests.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
DINNER BRIDGE
E0lNCRS VISITOR

Complimcnting Miss Edith Tondro
who is tho house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r, Tondro, Mr.. and Mrs.
David L. Goodrich. were hosts at a
charminSjy appointed dinner brldge
held last evening at their home Oh
SanaalxooQ avenue
Dinner was served at small tables,
a pastel color motif hcirg carried
out in the flowers ard table ar
pointmcnts. Bridge was The di-
Version OF tho evening and II the
conclusion OF the game, high scores
were won by Mrs. W. \. Tondro
and Judge A. c. Finney. while tha
low scores were hold by Mrs. Wesley
He'll and Hugh 7. Osborne.
Mrs. Goodrich was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Charles Schneider Of
Brawiey, ard by Mrs. J. T. Henson.
Invited guests included Miss Edith
Tondro, Judge and Mrs. A. C. Fin
noy, Mr.. and Mrs. ". \. Tondro,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills Of Holt
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Creigh-
ton, Ir. and Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wesley Hell, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P Hansen, Mrs. Charles
Schneider of Brawley, and /. p.
Robertson.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
Central Ready
For Track Meet

Coach Armstrong announced this
morning that all is set for the big
track and meet ia be held ON the
local high scnool grounds com
mcncing at l:30 o clock this after
noon. The first event to be called
will he the pole vault, after which
the running events viii get undo,
way.
The track has bccu gone over
thoroughly during the past 'wn
days and is in cXccllcnt condition
and with the weather favorable i,
will be good day for the athletes
to rerform.
This is the one big day of the
wear on the valley high schools
athletic program and roofing dele
CATIONS from each school will be OH
hand to cheer their favori.cs. 1t is
also hoped that the public will at
tend this meet. To encourage the
hoys and leud their support 10 hig
ger aud better athletic ovcr,s and
demonstrations FOR the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
ASK PUBLIC TO
COOPERATE WITH
CENSUS TAKING


Tine FL tcntro Chamber o. tom-
mcrce has received information from
Forrest l.. iIieatt, in charge az the
taking of Tho census in Imperial
county, concerning the taking of the
census On absent families, partic-
llarly those who left TO ship tct,uce
from other parts of the county. The
schedule is TO nc til;cd out by the
head of the family and each person
desiring TO fill out such a schedule
should address lsieatt. who is in the
office of supervisor of the census,
san Diego. or they can Motif the
II Centre Chamber of Commerce
and their names will be sent in by
that organization.
The fifteenth deccnnial census of
the United States will be taken dur
ing the month OF April, when about
10o,0 ,0G0 cnumeratcrs will 90 from
house TO house and secure tine in
formation required. Every person
IS to Ice enumerated Is far IS pos
s;ble at his "usual place of abode, y
bat where members Of family are
IHay from home at the time tie cen
sus is taken they will be reported
to the enucrator by other members
Of the family.
For cases where II is knowr in
advance that She whole family will
hc away from homc at that time
tn special form Of an absent fam.
ily schedule should bc f,!l,i out
and fam.'ies planning TO be away
during the month OF April, leaving
the nome closed or with no one in
charge who is qualified 20 give the
rcasli information 20 tbs cnum-
orator, are urged TO obtain one of
these schedules at the earliest pos
,iDle date ard send il to Ilicatt or,
+ someone is left il change of the
hoGso, the schedule may he filled
out and left with the carctaker to
give to The cnumcrator when he
calls. Hicatt states that the infor-
nation furnished on such "a schedule
viii be treated as confidential aad
will be used only for the tabulation
nf statistics which wili not reveal
any information with regard 80 IN
dIvduals or familicS.
The IL Centric Chamber Of Com
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
CHURCH HAS FINE
DISTRICT MEETING

Members of the San Diego dis
trict Of the Methodist Episcopal
church had their final meeting in
FL Centre yesterday, the session be
ginning with complimentary din
ner served by the Ladies Aid society
in the social hall of the church.
DIR. j. l.. Corley presented a sur
vey of the Sunday school conditions
OF the San Diego district, Which
survey was adopted by the district,
after which the conference adjourn
ed until September when the meet
ing will take place in Santa Ana.
The first meeting of the confer
cncc was held Thursday afternoon
in the Brawley church, at which
time general discussion OF pre-
Easter matters took place. Dinner
was served and followed by u pro-
gram of music and five minute talks
by the valley pastors who spoke on
the work done in the county.
\ feature, of the evening was the
address Of Rev. Chown of Canada,
presiding genius of the creation OF
tho union church OF Canada. Spcak-
ing on matters of common interest
to the United States and Canada
Rev. hown gave an interesting and
inspiring lecture.
ever so delegates from the vari-
Gus communities in the San Diego
district were present and the pre-
siding officer was Rev. James y
Goissnger district superintendent.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
BRIDGE CLUB
ENTERTAIN

Mrs. Howard P. Meyer entertained
the members of her bridge club YES
terday at her home on Wensley ave
nue.
Pink snaparagons and candles
made dainty centerpiece and GOV
ers at the attractiveiy appointed
luncheon table were laid foT Mes
DANES Henry Loud. Allen P. xuffer,
Don c. Bitter, Clarence Conant, G..
Whitelaw, Dorsey Whitelaw, r. b.
Whitelaw, James ". Glassford, Lc-
roy Holt aud the hostess.
Bridgtefqliowed the luncheon. and
at the end 'ofsthe afternono. high
score prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Clarence Conant and Mrs. Allen p.
Nuffer.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
OAI OF PRAYER
HELE YESTERDAY

Afteruoop and evening services
Yesterday at TIC State Street Chris.
tian church in observance of the
World Day Of PRAYER were we'll at
tfqded and of inspiratioaai value.
Mrs. W. l.. Hancock was leader
II the afternoon services which con
sisted Of special players and short
talks led by Rev. Monroe Low, Rev
G. Il. Flaaagin and Rev. Berry Of
Sccley.
IN the ahseae of Rev, /. Romine
of the Christian church, Mrs. L. \.
Dunlap of the Central Missionary
under whose auspices the
day of prayer was celebrated +. this
city, presided at the evening ser
vice which consisted of talks by
Rev. john Gum and Rev. Moran,
of vocal solos by y. \. MOODY. :. =
Holiday. Marian Flanagin, :,nd =
duet by Mrs. L. Fleming aud Mrs.
Holiday, Mrs, Holiday presiding at
the piano.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
DEBATERS
WIN CHAMPIONSHIP
81 NARROW MARGIN

Winning the championship in th'
finals of the Imperial county hlg'
school debates, which We're held a;
Central and CalcSico high schools
last night, Calexico will take posses
sion Of the silver loving cup until
ihe debates next year.
However, Calexico met stiff op'
position and won only by a narrow
margin. Josephine Schlatter and
Blanche Charles, Calexico's negative,
won from Marjorie Cass and Fred
Head, hereby unanimous decision.
Lula Mae Hancock and Morgan
Rice, who debated at Calexieo, won
u 81 decision from Calexico's af-
firmative team, Marian MERCER and
Ruth Correll.
The question was: Resolved
That the federal government should
assume the entire responsibility for
the flood control of the lower Mis-
sissippi river and should pay the en-
tire cost.
At Central. DR.. Sem Bacon pre-
sided as chairman, while \. J. Me
Lcod, of Holtville; Miss Elsie Flatt.
Of Holtville; and C. f. Edington. of
Imperial judged the debates. The
Judges at Calexieo were: D. c.
Cooper, Homer Aker, and George
Bennitt, of Holtville.
Lula Mae Hancock possessed fine
poise and had a remarkable knowl-
edge of the subject, while Morgan
Rice presented his convincing argu-
ments in forceful manner.
While Miss Schlatter had a force
ful manner of presenting material
Eer evasion III the rebuttal was very
noticeable. In contrast to this. Mar
loric Cass displayed remarkable a
bility as n debator bv taking up ar
sumcnt for argument in the rcbuttal
and refuting them with positive
facts. Calexico's influencing argu-
ment was in bringing Imperial Val
hey into a comparison with the lower
Mississippi area. Fred Heald'S
speech was interesting and wen pre-
sented. being illustrated by map
of the area in question.
Musical diversion was furnished
before and after the debates at Cen
trai by Roy Maupin aud Elsie
Mitchell. h a clarinet and violin
solo, accompanied By Martha Jcn-
kins.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
FAMOUS ARTISTS
10 APFEAR WITH
w. CHORAL CLUB

M;scb, Ccgra, celebrated Russian
ssllist will bo the featured artist
et the Imperial Valley Choral club
concert on Tuesday, March Is, to be
given at s:so in the Wilson school
auditorium.
Mischa Gogna has PLAYED in almost
every city of Importance in this
country and in Europe, having
tocred j, concert with such famous
artists as Mary Garden. Tita Ruffo,
Caruso. Tetrazini and others.
NeNc Gothcld, dramatic soprano
# Los Angeles, will be a coartist
18th GeQn9 and the Choral club,
under the direction of John Canton,
VIII DO heard i'll several beautiful
cloruses.
John Cameron. secretary for the
elub, states That (a'man luboviski,
vor,a famous violinist, has been
asked 70 he soioist for the last con
cert Of ,hc season to be held in the
latter part cf April. Ticket sales
did not indicate that It was ad-
Hisable to present Luh2Viski and for
taat reason the concert scheduled
for March / was cancelled.
Cameron urges that if the people
N nnper'af valley wish TO hear fine
artists and 20 have good music il
Tho Community. they support the
/ neral club IN its endeavors by
tickets for the concerts and
nv advertising them. Tickets vii!
be on sale for the March concert
at Clements drag store, st the In
perial Music company and may DC
procured from any member of thc
elu0.
\ benefit concert. j. corporation
~7>il the Kiwanis Glec club viii be
given during the first part Of May
by the club fer the purpose OF rails
nc funds for the Boy Scout and
.i;rl Reserve wovrment IN the vat
ev and TO help thcic summer en-
ampment expenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
BIRTHDAY HONORED
BY DINNER PARTY

Miss Ethel Pearl Cross was guest
of honor at a delightful birthday
dinner and theatre party given last
evening by her mother, Mrs. Fred
Cross, At her home on Wenslcy ave
nue..
ST. Patrick's day was the inspir,
alton for the decorations, color
scheme of green and white being
used in the table appointments and
in the attractive favors marking
the places.
Games were enjoyed following the
dinner, after which the guests mot
ored to the Fox Imperial Theatre to
see the current film.
Those present at this affair were
Lucille Beynou, Geraldine johnson.
Harriet Bibbins, Gwendolyn Bib
bons, Elizabeth Meyer, Ru b V
Schultz, Kathleen MaeNor. Lorena
Cass, Donalda Cameron, Stella Mae
johnson, Lorene linekin. Helen
Dowd, Georgiana Sones, Christine
Clark, Marian Flanagin, Kathryn
Jones. Cecil George Cross, Ethel
Pearl Cross and Mrs. Fred Cross.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
GIRL RESERVES
At CAMP HIPASS

Fifteen high school Gill Reserves
left yesterday evening for the coun-
ty y. w. C. A. camp at Hipass t.
spend the week end hiking and en-
joying other mountain sports.
The girls were accompanied by
Miss Edith Hedriek, chief advisor
of the club; Miss Bertha Patterson,
county Y. W: c. y. secretary; and
Mrs. Harry Jones. The truck Oh
which the girls left was doaated by
the local Kiwanis club.
Majkcn Moline, Barbara Tondro,
Lucy Fay Denham, Doris Moline,
Irene Powclson, Masako Yukawa,
Margaret Hill, Marjorie Meyer,
Marjorie Moore, Ruth Whitelaw,
Kathryn Jones, Ruth Grafton. Re-
herta Ferguson, Marjorie Spear,
and Eleanor Holbrook were the Girl
Reserves who left yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
New Books at
City Library
T.cti-n

T.ction
"A Humble Lear" bv lorna
Roonc Beers; the life of a Mjnnc.
sofa farmer.
- Rose, the Dancer. by Wioifrcd
Carter; chronieling the phenomenal
success of a young dancer.
" The Runner, by Ralph Cor.
cor: u romance of the Niagara.
No Love" by David Garnet:
the story of two English families of
widely different backgrounds.
"'Thc Hidden City by philip
Gj55s; ths life of an idealistic ply
sician.
"Faa Fare" by Richard Hani-
day; murder, theft and 2ontradie-
Tory evidence.
.'Thc CaGdis,' 6y n. 3. I'aradis
." Fr2ckles Comes Home" by
.leannet;e Strattcn Porter; u sequel
. "sFrcckles.
Visitors 10 Hugo" by Alice
Grant Rcamar; light romance that
Is bright and full OF humor.
Far Wandering Mem" by Rus
sell; short stories of adventure in
he Far East.
Sketches OF 4 Sinncr,' by Franl,
Swinrertea; the story Of a wcmap s
strength aud frality.
''Wae rwister.' by Edgar Wal,
acc; an amusing mystery tale.
"Dobc Wans,' By Stanley Yes
tai; romance OF the Santa Fe
nail.
The Stolen Millionaire, by
seldom Truss.
Non-Eiction
The Theater,' by sheldon
Ghoncy; three thousand years of
drama. acti:g aud stagccraft.
"'rhe First Mrs. Frascr,' by st.
John Erviac; Il comedy in three
acts.
Things Seen IN the Channcl
Islands, by Give IIollaa ad.
Polk. tho Eiary Of a President,
bv Allan Nevins.
Under Five Sultans,' by Mary
II. Patrick; autobiography of 9
teacher of Constantinoplc S Non
IN : college.
Credit and Collection Core
sYondenec, " by James H. Pickeu.
:" The Mexican Agrari;,n Rcvolu
t:on.'' hv Frank Tanucabaum.
'aLa Farctte, by Brand Whit
! ,ock.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
Items OF News
About TheTOWn

J. l.. House, principal of Centfas
Union high school and junior cot!
lege, left yesterday for Fresno
where he will attend a Caiiforni"
conference of junior colleges.
With her condition steadily i'm
proving, Mr4. Clean Mikcsell will
be able to bo about i'll few day.
Mrs. Mikcse'i has been confined 10
her home, iG5 Wcnslcy. FOR the past
week.
\. B. Swanson, district superin-
teudent of Southern California for
Montgomery Ward company, viii
srend several days in FL Ccntr7
with business associates.
Mr.. and Ms. +. l.. Mankins, who
have been visiting with their son.
and daughtcr.in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. l.. Mankins, 1850 Bringtou, lef.
yesterday for their home in pbico.
California.
Jim Davis, of san Diego, is in
town looking after business inter,
csts. Davis will remain several days.
Mr.. aad Mrs. j. :. Camera, will
spend the week end in San Diego.
Miss Ethel Pratt, a teacler in
the Imperial grammcr school, is
convalescing in her home after Il
minor operation.
Mrs Emma Alicn mother OF Mrs.
T. s. Cameron, who has been visit
'ng with her daughter at her home
on Wensley, returned today TO her
'.ome in San Diego.
Stanley ANTHONY OF San Die~o
VINO has been visiting friends in the
valley for the past few days, re
turned to his home yesterday.
Miss Adelaide StOuThtnn nj Hart.
ford. Connecticut. is'thc house gnpe:
Of Mr- and Mrs. Warren Curripr an,I
Expects to spend tbs ncXt fcw weeks
in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLarl.s +. ro~~~'
nv" ar,one those p'0nriug to attend
The Am"rican Legion district mec.
;ng in San Diego this week end.
Mr.. Harold \. BUrnham 'efs f.
day for Los hngele9 and will spnnd
the next week in that city, enjoy
ing tho opera season.
Ms. II Y Hughes j. in los An
ocics npd viii return 70 TIC ysllcy
the end cf next week.
W $. Fa~cctt left ;eday for Los
Angels and expects to/bc gone gcv-
81 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08

mcree is much intcrcstl in tho sue
cess Of the Forthcoming census aud
the directors apd staff intend 10 do
everything possible to aid in seeing
that complete enumeration is
made. Therefore the staff Of ;hc
chamber will be glad to take the
names of any persons who will be
absent and see that an absent fam.
iiv schedule is furnished them. in
order that no persons in this com.
muni'y may he missed during the
April rcnsus.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
Training Meetng Fer
Homo Department Women

Farm home department officers
ard project lcadcls met Yesterday
morning in the courthouse for an
Organization and training meeting
led by Miss Floda Smith. assistant
state leader of home demonstration
l;adcrS.
Parliamentary law and ihe duties
of officers and leaders we're dis
eusscd and the l. women present
were highly pleased with tie in
spira tion received at the meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
Training Course
Starts Monday

Beginning Monday. the standard
leadership training course under the
direction of the FL Centre Council
of Religious Education, will be con
Quoted for five consecutive nights
in the Central Union high school.
Charles A. McCaman is dean of
the school and the Rev. Harold +.
Baker, registrar. Courses will be
given by Charles \. McCalman, the
Rev. John Macinnis, Mrs. Carmen G..
Baker and Miss Florence NJ. Chat
fee, al of whom arc well qualified
for the work.
Students attending the 10 class
sessions and receiving passing
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-08
Round Tcbie Meets
At Fahs Residence

Pound Table had = delightful
mceting YESTERDAY II the home of
Ms. i. X. Fahs on Len Rn; avenue
\ rcntcrpiccc Of saapdgagons il
tscnder, Whit, ..iak and yeliow,
flankcd by tall candles, decorated
The luncheon t.hlc. aud the rooms:
w"ve charming With profasion OF
spring flowers.
Fridge was caioyed during the
afternoon and prizo' ware Won BY
Mrs. L. o. Carter and Mrs. o. j.
bradshaw. Those presrt were Mes
Games Forrest KUtI, l.. b. Koploy
q. j. Bradshaw, :. fpmitt Allen,
+. 0. Carter, 4. Y. Watson and the
hostess