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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
Cameron Courts

trude NJ. Backus; East 5 Of West
10 Of North Is acres block 10,
Briggs g. Coleman Sub. s6.o00.00.
NJ. D. Kennedy 70 Jesus Cara
Co'lantes; lots 8. Q. 10. block Is.
Garden Parks Sub, Brownsville
S7q2 90.
Los EbanoS Estate Inc. 10 w. d.
Ferguson; lot Z block Il, Los Eb-
aI.os Addn. Brownsville $1,000.
Port Isabel Irrig. co. TO Harry
Slory; West 2.5 OF east 5 acres
block rs, Section 3, Unit 3 Bayview
Citrus Groves Sub. s3,750.O0.
The Al Parker Securities Co. TO
Al and Lloyd Parker Inc, lot II
block 1877, town Of Olmito $1,000.
The Al Parker Sec. Co. TO Al and
LLOYD Parker, Inc; East 6.37 acres
book 10, Soils Sub. La Feria Grant
$1,000.
c P. Barreda to Mrs Lucia
Isarreda del Vale; lot 20 block is,
aid lot 1e, blk. 10, Barreda Gar
Gems sl.00.
Al and Lloyd Parker, Inc. to
Charles A. Shand ct TX: block q,
containing 1895 acres, Monte
Grande Sub. $3,06720.
Willie E. Curry TO Carrie L. Fer
gIson, lot IL block 4, Anglin Addn.
Harrington $1,000.
G.. G.. Henson ct Tx TO e. W.
Patterson; part block 134, Fresnos
Land g. I. Co $1,000
Mrs. Dorothy Dorfman ct al. 70
Mrs Exabell Gray: lot 2 block ii.
los Ebanos Addition Brownsville,
$1,000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
HInAIGO COUNTY

1kADALoO 1O1AN
L. L. Lusk to Mabel z. Lusk
s1.O0 Sis Of ELS Lot 7, Block 7, Hi
dalgo Canal Co.
G. B. Porter. ct Tx to Maggie NJ.
Weatherly $1,000 E. 10 &C. Of w.
1881 &C. Lot 2. Block 46, Alamo
Tract.
Carl N. Olson. ct Tx to Peter T.
Olson $1,000 N. SCI &C. Lot IA,
Llano Grande Subd.
Jno. H. Shary to Fred C.. Reeves
SIS. ZOO. 100 S. 20 &C. Lot 31-2. West
Adm to Sharyland.
John H. Shary to Harry N. Disch
s3250.00 E 5 &C. Lot 49-1, West Adm
to Sharyland.
F. M. Houston to Nick Doffing
and S. NJ. Martin $12 10000 So
Block Is. Alamo Townsite.
F. NJ. Houston to Nick Doffing
and c. M. Martin Sis Block is.
Alamo Townsite Block II. Alamo
Townsite Block IS, Alamo Town
site.
Letitia B. Carpenter, ct al to +.
F. Langford $1,000 Farm Tract
1920. Adams Tract.
G. J. Tiller. et Tx to NJ. G. Daw-
son $4,000 Lot 10, Block 213, Mis-
sion Townsite.
r. Z. Hall. ct Tx to q. A.. Booth
81 90 Lot 1913, West Addn to Shary-
land.
L. r. Bell Development Co. to
James Donahoe $1,000 w. 5 &C, OF
e. Is &C. Lot 5. Block II. Pore. 71-T2.
jim Robinson. ct al to I. E.
Hightower s18.000.OO E. 20 &C. Farm
Tract 2127. N. Capisallo.
Hilcrest Memorial Park to s. M.
Cardenas $1,000 Lots 4 and II.
Clock So. Brushwood Cemetery.
Del Monte Orchards Co. 10 O.. W.
Reid. ct Tx $4,000 Lot /, Block
6. Del Monte Orchards Co.
Mariana Resendez. ct TX to 8. A.
and A. p. Ry. Co. $4,000 Lot IS,
Block 80. Hammond Addn to Nc
Allen.
Selva Rhodv. ct Tx to L. A. Stros-
"hein s1.oo lis Int. in E. 10 &C.
Lot 493. Jno. Fl. Shrv Subd.
Helea Sand'and. ct Tx to Julius
Crawling 81. 90 Is int. in E. 10 &C.
Block 4s3. Jno. n. Shary Subd.
Kristine Crawling to Julius
Craving. ct al s1.00 1-3 Int. In z.
10 &C. Lot 493 Jno. II. Sharv Subd.
v. M. Sutphen to @. J. Dietrich
$1,000 Lot %. Block 66, Hargil
Townsite.
Gulf Coast Orchards CO. to Mrs.
T. H. Brown s3750.O0 S. SOC &C. of
N. 1888 &C. Of w. Is &C. Of N. 81
1c. Lot 10. Sec. 249. Tex. Mex.
II. L. Leberman TO Mrs. May Belle
Dunagan $4,000 N. 5 &C. of s. rs
&c. Lot 334. Jno. II. Shary Subd.
c. M. Finn TO Valley Orchards
DEVELOPMENT Co. Inc. E. lis &C. Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
POINT ISABEL
PROGRAM BIG

ARRANGEMENTS for the Valley
wide fourth Of July celebration TO
be held at Point Isabel are nearing
completion, it was announced
Thursday.
Entertainment programs have
been completed. and arrangements
for both a carnival and a circus TO
play the three days Of the celebra-
ton have been terminated. The
celebration is scheduled for July
4-5-6.
Water polo and cupboard motor
and sailboat racing are other fea-
lures which are planned. according
to managers OF the project.
The San Benito and Harrington
chambers Of commerce have pledg-
ed $3.50 each towards financing the
celebration. it was announced. The
San Benito band has been obtained
to furnish music. and the Browns
Vile chamber Of commerce is at
tempting to get the Twelfth cavalry
band.
An outstanding feature Of the
z Mee-day celebration will be an
naY b0rate pyrotechnical display.
fireworks released from barges
anchored in the bay. The reflec-
ton on the water is said 10 be
, unusually impressive. The fire
works will be a nightly feature. l.
A. Tedder Id Z. IT. Guilfoyle Of
San Ben.to are IL charge q tn.s
work.
Arrangements 70 handle a crowd
which is expected 70 run i1to the
thousands arc being made.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
ABSENTEE VOTE
IS EXPLAINED
Those Expecting to Leave
Should Cast Ballot
Before July 20

ANY qualified voter who expects
70 be absent from the County On
the day Of election, and who desires
to vote. should go in person before
the cLlnty CLERK not more than ten
nor less than three days prior 70
July Is and exhibit his poll tax
receipt or exemption certificate
The voter will be given 2 ballot
which he shall mark without as
sistance and return 70 the county
clerk.
II the voter a not 60 before
the county clerk in person. but IS
temporarily absent from the Coun-
" Of his residence, he may still
vote b. going before a notary
public az the point where he IS. not
more than twenty nor less than
ten DAYS before July 26. and deliver
ing to the notary public his poll
tax or exemption certificate. or
making affidavit Of its loss. The
notary public will send such paper
to the county clerk, who VIII mail
the voter a ballot which he VIII
mark according TO his vote and
deliver 10 the notary public. This
Aallot must be marked in the
$iesence Of the notary public. The
notary public will mail the ballot
to the county clerk, and II will be
voted in the usual way. The law
requires that the entire postage
made necessary by this procedure
shall be borne by the elector. This
amounts 10 approximately twenty
cents and unless II is sent along
with the affidavit. exemption GER
tificate or poll tax receipt. the
county clerk is not authorized to
mail the ballot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

Tex. Mex. Lots 3. 4. 8. and 8, block
/, Enfield Sub.
San Juan TownSite co. to Hex
iquio Estrada. $1,000. Lot %, block
2, San Juan Townsite.
j. r. Gentry ct ux TO Matte Cen
t-y, $1,000 Lots I, g., 4, and 5, except
s 40 Gentry sub.
J. r. Gentry ct ux to Matte Gen.
try $1,000. Lot l and 2, block IS,
McAllen. lots l block is North Nc
Allen and T.. 90 IT. lots 5 and 8, block
80. North McAllen.
w. H. Mayhem to John w. Egan
100000 Reb. lot i, San Salvador de,
Tule grant.
John H. Mitchell trustee to A
Parker Securities Co. Farm tract
1905 West Tract subd. $2500.O0.
William A. George et ux TO w. A
Odom. n. 10 &C. S 20 &C. lot 4 sec
"a. Mo. Tex. $4,000.
George w. Walton TO Asa z. Hop
per, s2500-00, lots 4.3. 5. 6. block /
Enfield sub. 5 IL lot !. Sec. $50
Tex. Mex.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
SUITS FILED IN DISTRICT
COURTS

No. e546-F. p. McElwrath VS..
Mrs. Val Covington Buck, ct al.
foreclosure Of paving lien.
No 9547-F. p. McElwrath VS..
Hulda w. Stroup, ct al, paving
len.
No e54S--F. p. McElwrath VS.. Z.
N. Sheets, ct al. paving lien.
No e54e-F. p. McElwrath vs..
Mrs. NJ. V. Boatright, ct al, paving
Len
No. e550-F. p. McElwrath vs..
Bnger L. Ewing, paving lien.
No 9552-F. P. McElwrath VS.. w.
9. Fogle, ct al, paving lien.
No. 9553-F. p. McElwrath VS..
Helen Julia Hoskins, ct al, paving
lien.
Nc. 9554-F. p. McElwrath VS..
Anna M. Stout ct al, paving lien.
No 9555-F p. McElwrath VS.
Helen Julia Hoskins, ct al, paving
lien
No. s55s-F. p. McElwrath VS..
Helen Julia Hoskins, ct al, paving
lei.
No e557-F. p. McElwrath VS..
Ella d. Usher. paving lien.
No. 9558-F. p. McElwrath VS..
Mary Alice Eubank, ct al, paving
lien
NO. 9561-Exparte Dewey Hughes
No. $685. r. Jennings VS.. B.
A Richards. Admr. OF the estate OF
John T. Hudson, deceased. debt
and attachment.
No. 9563-First National Bank Of
Harrington. Texas, VS.. NJ. o. Bailey,
suit on note.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20

Furnished by Valley Abstract Coz
Cameron County
Hermenegildo Reyes TO Maria
Victoria Reyes. lot 8 block l24,
Brownsville $l.00.
Fearl Clark and husband to Mrs.
Eana Leola DeBerry Dawson: south
20 acres block 4, F. II. Handley
Subdivision 81. 10000.
Lucille Hammer 10 j. B. Hargrove;
ats Z and 8 block 2, La Feria $1,000
Citrus Development Co., Inc. TO
Robley d. Blount ct uX. 5. l-2 OF
NV Ia OF N. w. Ia Of N. 1-2
Survey IL, Harrington Land and
Water Co. b" S 100000.
T II. Carpenter to Mack Mize:
lots 100 and l3l. Espiritu Santo
Irrigated Land Co. Sub. $1,000.
c <. and Irene Rockford to A.
c Fraiel, Emma Fraiel: south e.74
acres Of block l22, MINI. Tex. L.
g. I co. Sub $1,000.
Crates Lev. Co. 10 Frank Cape
s:us lot ? containing 25.72 acres
Section 1. Harris Gentry Subdivi-
sior. s608860.
J.. B. Frigon to Metropolitan IN
vestment Corporation; lots II 10
%. 50 TO so: 70 70 81 and IS. Lau-
-elhurst Addition Harrington $1,000,
V z. Gallagher TO Sid Berry: 2
lets s and Z block /, Harlingen
Heights $1,000
L. B. and Jewel Reagan to ". z.
Gallagher; lots s and 7 block I,
Harrington Heights $1,000.
Vivian Sewer ct ux to T.. 3.
Reagan: lots s and 7 block /, Har-
linVen Heights $1,000.
Roy TAFT. ct Tx TO Sid Berry:
lots I. ?. 3. 4. block I, Harlingen
Heights $1,000.
Texas Land e. Mortgage co. %
j @. Flores: lot l block 8. Char
lesion Addition Harrington $3.50 90.
August Ehrhardt. ct Tx TO Fred
" Wells ct al. Lot : block 81. Rio
Hondo Park Townsite s575.00.
Farlingen Orchards Co. n VAL
iey Properties Inc. East S OF West
10 o. North IS acres block 10, Briggs
e. Coleman Sub. $4,000.
HarlinFen Orchards co. to Berry
Properties Inc. North 10 acres
block %. Briggs e. Coleman Sub
division $1,000.
G.. c.. Henson ct al TO Mrs. NJ.
,. L. Sanchez; lot 5 block SO,
Brownsville $1,000.
Harrington Orchards Co. TO Berry
Properties Inc, South 10 acres
book 81 Briggs & Coleman Sub
division $1,000
Valley Properties Inc. to Ger
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-20
SLAP WORTH SIPS

NICE. France-When a woman
slaps a man it's worth at least SIPS,
according to Charles Belcher. Brit
ish vice-consul az Mentone. Alleg-
ing that Mrs. Ada Vera Colley. an
Englishwoman slapped his face in
ths street, Belcher received a YER
cicl OF about SIPS.
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COUNTY
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Filings: No 1875 Guardianship
o. Rita Lopez, a minor.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
MISS WINNIE BARRY
HONORED BY PARTY

Celebrating the birthday of Miss
Winnie Barry, Mrs. Walter Moore
was hostess at a delicious turkey
dinner held recently at her country
home.
Table decorations carried ont the
George Washington motif; in the
center of the table was a tiny green
cherry tree covered with red fruit
an enormous hatchct living half bur
led in the earth in which the tree
was planted. At each place wcre
Mexican woven baskets filled with
-andied cherries among which were
hidden small axes.
An evening of music was cnioyed
;nd those invited to this attractive
affair were Mrs. Ralph Reynolds,
Mrs. j. l.. Davis. Mrs. Joe Conncrs,
Mrs. Gilbert Preston, Mrs. Juanita
Iandiver, Mrs. Edna Christcfferson,
Mrs. Gerald Dcrmodv, Mrs. Evelyn
Anderson. the Misses Hclga+ Lund,
Bcrenice Modem, Martha Ryerson,
aud the guest of honor, Miss Winnie
Barry.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
Chriu tan Science

"Mind" will 10 the subject Of tho
Lesson Sermon Sunday in all branch
cs of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist. in Bos
ton. Mass.
Among the Bible tests in the Les
son-Sermon will be these verses from
Paul's epistlc to the Philippians:
"If there be therefore any consola
tion in Christ if any comfort of
love. if any fellowship of the Shirt,
II any bowels and mcrcies. fulfil ve
my icv. that vc be likemindcd, hav-
ing tho same love. being of one ac-
oord of one mind e.. Lot this mind
- IN "ou, which w2s also in Christ
Josus."
\ corr"lative selection which ap.
rears under the marginal headline
''Cniversal brotherhood in "Sc::
euce and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" irrlu9es these words hy
Mary Baker Eddy: "Whpr the di
vine precepts are understood, they
unfold the foundation Of fellowship
in which one mind IS not at wal
with another, but all have one
Spirit, God, ore intelligent source
in accordance with tho Scrjntura
command: Let this Mind be il
YOU. which was also in Chris
Jesus
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
EPWORTH LEAGUE
HAS DESERT PARTY

Motoring to the sand dunes be
yond Holtvillc, members of the En-
worth League and their friends en-
joycd 4 merry desert party.
y delicious picnic supper was
acrved, games played, and at the end
cf the evening the group gathered
around the big bonfire and COM
munity singing was in force.
Those present at this jolly affair
were the Misses Reneda Bcttis,
Doris Gibson, Blanche Goss, Flea
nor Frary, Florence Frary, Mary
Hart, Crlynn Hartzell and MessrS.
Max Afflerbaugh, Burton Brock,
George Connor, Ralph Conner, Clark
Hatch. Dudley Hatch, George Low
den, Arnold Mattison, Sherman Ed
gride, George Frary, Oliver Rovcc,
Pierpont Walker, Allen Williams.
Chaperones for the evening were
the Rev, and Mrs. Harold Baker ami
Mrs. \. A.. Contcs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
Methodist Episcopal

The church school will meet a.
the regular hour, 9:4j. There is a
class for every age.
Tho morning service will meet at
II o'clock, The choir, directed hy
Mrs. Joe +. King, will sing "ChriSt-
ian. the Morn Breaks Swectlv O'cr
Thee" (Shcllcv(. Miss Julia Fonc1r-
non and f. y. D. Hatch singing the
solo parts of the anthem. Mr.. Baker
will speak on the subject, Finding
Through f.Surrondcr"
The discussion hour will meet at
6 O'Clock with Orlvrn Hartzell as
leader; topic. "What it means to h'
n Christian-at Home. Renrda
Pettis viii present n chapter from
the book. "Pioncers of Good Will".
Tn" evening service will meet Al
: Miss Lucille krause will lead the
singing of the old familiar HYMNS
and Mr.. Baker will speak on "Dar-
ing for Cod.
r YOU do not attend any other
church, plan 10 attend this one.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
HOUSE WARNING IS
HELE AT VIEW HONE

Mr. and Mrs. Frank &,ockilHer
held housewarming rcccyniv a
their new home, Stocl;aipcrs Bros.
having moved from the f. ". Long
ranch TO the J. G. Caiori -a.m south
west &c Il Centre.
Among the many fricsGs present
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tau'dvke
of Por1laHd, Or, NJ. and Ms. J..
u. Paller arl children, Mrs. Schei.
dcgrer and son CT SACRAMENTO, Mr..
sud Mrs. Anton lmfcld and family
Of Hoitvillc, Mr.. and Nra. kauff-
man and family, also OF dol+yi,le,
Ms. Tschumrerlin and thc Misses
Plsic, Ida and Trudic Kathrcen
TscbarlporIja, Fred Schmidt ard
john Rchrcr.
Stoekalper Bro agc SIC ,es ful
rarchers and breeders of Hols;ein
o.ttt,c, their NOW ranch being one
CT .hc best claipped III the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
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First Baptist:
Meeting il the Wilson School, West
Main Street

Building Cautions and Encour.
asements", will be the theme of Rev.
I. f. Flanagan at the morning serv-
ice at IL o'clock. Important an
nouneements concerning the new
building program will be made at
this service, The choir furnishes
special music.
"What Welcome From Christ :" is
the subject of the evening sermon
This will be an evangistic sermon
following the open song service for
all, led by Frederic Rapson. The
special music hv the choir is a fea-
tnrc of this service. A splendid
service with increased attendance
was held last Sunday evening.
The Sunday school opens with the
assembly in the auditorium at 9:43
=, NJ. with the orchestra music.
classes for all ages are cnioving the
fine class sessions in the class
rooms. Adults are cordially invited
and parents are urged to attend and
bring their children. The 3. Y. p.
[, with the meeting for Young peo-
pie is at 6:30.
STRANGERS arc cordially invited to
ell services.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
Social BrevitieS

r.,ieo Told Tales section Of the
N,amrns Ten Thousand club will
r,crt Monday afternoon at 2:5o
Hi+h Mrs. W. w. Apple. G75 Olive
avcuc Mrs. H. G. Banta will tell
.ho story and = feature of the after
noop will be u group Of whistlhg
solos by Miss Mcrco-es Frost
Miss Pollyanna Stone talcuted
,.,nnc yiolinist, will b2 heard over
>tati6n KNO Monday evening from
$50 Her many friends are look
ing forward TO hearing her at that
time. Miss Stone is q pupil Of Marie
Il. JCnk:r%
meeting Of the Litcratrrc Scc-
ion of inc Woman's Ten thousand
rlub viii be held Tuesday morning
NJ o.31 at the home of Mrs Ross T.
F.i,kcox. 753 Holt avenue. The sec
.i,n VIII continue its study OF
Shakespeare unGer inc leadership of
Mrs. HickcoH.
Those planning TO enter exhibits
in the domestic arts division of the
Tmper;al County Fair are notified
-l.at al entrants blanks and fees
must be registered by midnight to-
night. Exhibits, however, will be re-
ceived up until 10 O'Clock, Monday
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
First Presbyterian

The birthday cf our great First
Amcricau will he commcmoratod to
morrow ~ the Preshvtcrian church
The pastor. Re-. lohr =. :. Gum,
will speal on an Sight Of the I'm
moetals." Tho choir viii render IN
anthem - Sheiic,. "Christiau. the
Nolu Breaks Swcetly O'n- Thee. "
Mrs. Doa :. RcE viii take tn" solo
rarf.
Tho Suadav rrhool viii n,"2t -,
usual ut so. Mrs. Frrl T. Nuttaii
j. the superintendent. The pastor
will give shor; address eu "fic.
turcs Of Washjrrtou."
Tho Christian Erdc1lpr meets ~
6:&0 and Melvin Wnhy viii lead
the disrussioi.
On Tuesday evening, at : o'clock
therc viil be held at 'hc chIrch 4
reception for the rc~ pastor ard his
.enil~.
\ cordial nv'taD,a is cstcndcd
= those not belonging to other
llurches. to attend any OF the scrv.
ICES at the Presbyterian church.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
BACK OF STAGE
PLAYS TO SHOW
OVER WEEKEND


Helcn Morgan, Brodiway's favor
ite grooming singer. heads the east
of " Applause, which will be seen
tonight only at FoA Imperial The
atre.
THE popular star, who has long
been recognized as one of the toY'-
most actresses on the musical com
cdv stage, was the star of "ShoW
Boat and in APPLAUSE Ia.
even 4 greater play than her form
ier success.
Joan Peers, a Juvenile star IN h.
own right, is seen in the role o.
MISS Morgan 5 daughter. Fuller
Nenish, Ir. Jack Cameron ana
Henry Wadsworth, are o'S in .R'
east.
Applause is written aroaad
the experiences OF a bur)e>11o
queen. who seeks to save her daugh-
tey from the hardships that her own
experiences with life have broSpa'
to her
"Bebind the Make,Up' is IT,
tit!e ef tomorrow s picture, starring
IIal Skelv. who made such . ".
with The Dance of Life Ft3
is another story of back stag life
as the title implies, and the star !.
supported bF such artists William
Powell. Fay Wray, Key Francis dnt
L. II. Calvert.
SkcIlv proves in This picture that
he deserves high ranking as 4 como
dian and that his histrionic ability
is second to none.
The picture brings cayety an
laughter, few hcartachcS an.
tcala, and runs the whole scale g.
emotions hat touch the human s1u'
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
Sure Way To Stop
Night Coughs
z NOUS Prescription
Brings Almost Instant
Relief

>iel' rorgbs. or coughs eaus"l by
p. cold or initiated throat, can now
,c topped within IS minute by a
dorior's prescription which works
nn ra cutircly different principle.
This prescription is put up under the
namc Thoxirc and Is afailable 70
everyone.
Having Thoxinc on hand is a
rafctv measure against al coughs
and throat irritations.
Thoxinc contains no harmful
drugs. is pleasant tasting and safe
for the whole fqmily. Sold on a
money back guarantee to give bet
ter ard qnickcr relief for coughs or
sore throats than anything you have
over tried. Ask for Thoxinc. nut ur
-e,dv e"~ 1s, = alr G0e aud sl0o
bot'le-. sold o. Clemonis Dug
Stcge. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
BIR7HDAY PARTY
YESTERDAY HONORS
LENEVIEVE ARNOLD

Entertaining in ionor Of her
daughtcr, LcncNicve's sixth birth
day, Mrs. \. l.. Arnold was hostess
Mt a delightful party yesterday af-
ternoon Il; hey home. 543 Hamilton
avenue.
The ofildrcn cnJoyeI al sorts Of
games dariaig the afternoon, one Of
the features hcing hatchct hant.
Burton Lemons anu Aha ll2thrN1
Sanders won the prizes FOR finding
the most hatchcts, and aft ter the
games were over, rctrcshm mcnta were
served
Washington's birthday was fca-
tured in the decorations. red, white
and blue coiors being used in the
table appointments, in the pretty
favors and IN the candies lighting
the cake. Ar those whose birthdays
occurred in February were especial
ly honored by having n cake vita
one little candle in it.
Lenevievc received many attrar-
tive gifts and tAase invited TO celc-
hrate her birthday were Ycrna MAY
Palmer. Marilyn Harmau, Virginia
Lou Harman, Mary fdi;e Trey, Earl
Trey, Jean Maitland, Helen Ernst,
Mary Ernst. Virginia johnson, Shir-
lev jean Herring, Phyllis Pur d y,
Wayne Prrdy, Cecil Cross, Nary
Virginia McNoccc, Eosaiio Thomp-
son. Patricia Thompson. Retty Jane
Ramsey, Mar;iyn Perkins, suzanne
Perkins, Lcnora Costello, Ellen Bar
bara Costello.
Eric Trevor Mcdea, Burton Lem
or, Harry Ellis, Dickie Carey, Jim
70 Sehofield, lack Duff, Larry
IF, G,ori@ Wveth, Bobs Wilson,
Bobby Graham. Marylea Hanson,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-02-22
Mailmen Hold
Meeting Here

Members OF the caiiforDia ,,tatc
Association of Letter Cyrricrs al.
Gathering in Fl Ccntry today for
rhe district get-to.gcthor meeting -
hc held at o'clocl; tonight in the
11nex Of the First MsthodIst church.
PostmastcrS, supervisors, clerks,
~ural and city cayucrs, viii ho in a.
tendance and on of the feature
of the program win be the music
furnished BY tn" San Diego Lettag
Carricr's band. Notcd officials from
san Diego, representatives, Ct the
state and national associations, rs
wcll as district officials, viii ad
dress thc meetings