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New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

.'-d- to =r1sd tHa EeaaE-end with the Ii, ", Matters at their nome there,
 .us Be.asre Josa an, daa=h: r Mr and Mr.. A,ur-e Johnson or -.9-at0n roal L-fr Monday evening s.oa .amp ia J HHso4. Maine where .a. 7.jL spend d month,
 H ". 3ls..~. 7,v who has bcn @st.ng rA. .atv Harts at in r noua on Caalaf load left Monday tc spend ,no Sultssr nith his par rnt. I,c" at AIr= II. w. Nalcr or Cape Cod.
 W4Gaa. E Hsr. c Lincoln loa1 '..t rat I+--. rHt of rha Heea for 2,s~Ea.s N0e...aa Q toln his t4.a- q. ttefe tae c5s holidays.
 Word aae p~,a ..~.5rrt from 1fr and Mrs, asrDa r, Porter rhst !4t. a1- e',lfd IT. thar n5H- home lo < +fr.t Wa4ataz-oo. o1r. and Hfr5 Porter ar~ quite eal. known .n toAn ba.in- fasm,rl. lf,d here.
 M. aa7 2I~. Joa1 C. 1oomi= anI th~:r nA.l3rar D: I~n. oIn road have aoa. 10 Madison for tHe weekend aa ere ssonpar a'h Mrs. Loomi5 a.o.aaa Mrs. ,l,ayoa
 lrfs John H KmElsm oe LDxIn-- 'o1 a-r-c- ~r 1e Nondat and Tura- dae n N," To.a ctrs.
 
 Tn. mamI..s Of the Alpha Alpha ~cror-ry who ~nrc on q house nary il Indian Nec.t have returned to the ely.
 Leonard Cl1rhgon Of Forest stree-. faa motorad 0 Burlington. Vt, 10 join his mOthor, Mrs J. B. Wilbor
 Miss Flora HIne of Clayton road, IS spending the Fourth with ber par eets, at their summer place at Ban tam I.ale. Mrs, 4. C. Hino. with hor two zoLs, Albert. IF. and Tommio. and daughter Eleanor are at their summer place for the sumner.
 
 1Ir ard Mr7, Charles Johnson os Walnut street arr spending the holi- days ja Ncw Hayen.
 J8@N Mahaersh. son Of MT. a.>l Mrs. J. MansergA Of Shuttle Meadow avenue, is expected 10 arrive at his home on Iunzday MT. Mansergh spent the winter months in Califor- mia and is ratmntng home via the Panama canal
 lTr and Mrs, Arthur KmbalI of Lexington street, and Mr. and Mrs. William Bentley Of T.usseu street arc the gua2ts Of AIr. and Mrs. Stan Icy Goss at their summer place at Nantucket over the holidays
 zrr. and Mrs. hIecea Peterson Of Stanley cout are at Chalker beach.
 ATr. and MrJ. Garrett Byrnes and daughter Miss Elizabeth Byrnes of East Orange \. J, are the week. ord guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Carl " Itcroar of ITarrizon street. Miss Grcta Loseo: who was the Byrnes' guest at their home for the past week, returned with them. .
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. DugaId McMillan of Dover road are entertaining Mrs. Geoeg. Ashley and MT, and Mrs. Claude I.eroux at their sumner place at Madison this weekend,
 1Ir. and Mrs. l., K. Morse of 1.v- "lutt street are spending the Fourth at Columbia lake Mrs. Morse and her children will spend the month of July al the lake
 Miss Eurith Wachter ot Park ulaee and Miss Ruby Andrcns Of I.4@eoIa street returned last Ssnday 1om q stay in Montreal Mss Wachtar returns 10 New York city tomorrow.
 AIr. and Mrs. George Fren-.ce of I},rlin are .p5ndlnG the weekend of the Fourth on the Cape.
 Nr. and Mrs, Pardon C. Eicacy Of Berlin are the guests Of the George Kimbals at their summer place at Madison over Indopendence Day.
 Miss Ruth Williams Of I5oer.y street, daughter of MT. and Mrs. rnrs'or Williams, spent last week. end a. q house party in Branford.
 Miss Florence Bentley, daught4r of William Bentley Of Russell street 5s visiting Miss Emily Sloper at inc sumner home Of her parents. Mir and Mrs Harold T. slsper n Greea- vile, Maine.
 Mrs. Gardner Weld and her small GauGhter Judith, Of Elbridge road have gone 10 Clinton 10 spend the sumner months with the little girls erandmother, Mrs. Robert J. Vanc..
 Mr. and Mrs, Harold NJ. Parsons. beir son Harold, Jr,, and their daughter, Charlotte, Of Russell street and MT and Mrs. Pardon Hickey Of Berlin, are at Madison this weekend visiting with MT. and Mrs. George Kimball.
 MT. and Mrs. Dugald McMilan 3f Dover road are opening their sum ncr home at Madison this weekend,
 Curtis Sheldon and his sister. Miss Bertha Sheldon Of Grove Hill are spending the holiday weekend at Madison.
 Mrs. StErmal Dyson Of Corbin avenue who g stopping with her parents at Staten Island for several weeks is spending 8 few days Ill town with her husband and his par Tents. MT and Mrs. George Dyson of | Harrison street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hatch Of Lincoln road and Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Jones of West Main street have gone to Breton Woods for a few days.
 Henry c, Snhauffler Of Lincoln road has joined his family at Mar thas Vineyard for the weekend. MT. and Mrs. n, K. Perry Of Ma nIe Hill have as their house guests. their daughter, Mrs. Carl Smith and her daughter, of Binghamton, i N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05


 i}usald MeAIilan Of nover road returned 10 his home Sunday after months visit to England and Scotland.
 Mrs Maurice Pease Of Lincoln read rtt9rnod the first Of the week -il lom MartiIa's Vineyard. where she iS spending tho summer, Nr. pease accompanied her back to the Vine yard on Thursday to spend the Fourth of July holidays
 Af7. and Mrs Stanley Hart of ''hatham road "ad ,lr and Mr.: Donald MacMiIIan of Corbin avenue left Thursday for Orleans. Cape
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

MT. and Mrs. Wells Foster of Russell street, Mir. and Ms. Harold Peck and children of Brady avenue and Mir. and Mrs. Harold Foster of Hartford are attending Foster re- union in Mapping on the Fourth.
 Mrs. Joseph Stone of Ten Acre is leaving Monday for Blue Lake, Mich, where she will spend tho summer months.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Andrews of Lincoln Road have gone to New Hampshire for the weekend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bret Neece of Cor bin avenue are spending the week. end in Westbrook with MT. and Mrs. Howard Bruemmer.
 Mrs. Harry Ginsburg of Monroe street. leaves tomorrow for Barring ton. R. l.. to be the guests of Mrs. Don Parker, formerly of this city.
 Lewis W. s, Chapman of West Main street IS at Stony Creek for he weekend
 Miss Ruth Henry of Lincoln street and Miss Harriet Austin of Colches- ter left this week to drive to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Cleveland. Miss Henry will spend the summer al her brothers camp at Bin Inlet, Geor- gan Bay, Canada.
 Mrs. Fred Traver Of New Milford. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Ray mond Babcock at their home on Lincoln street
 P. T. kimball. son of MT. and Mrs. A. G. Kimba!l Of Lexington street, spent the Fourth in New York city. Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Bull of Black Rock avenue, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Ward of Francis street, Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Rapp, MT. and Mrs. : Otis Stanquist and Mrs Helen Bull Of Sheffield street, and Mr. and Mrs. l Charles Johnson Of Maple street went on a picnic to Rainbow lake i yesterday.
 l Mrs. Raymond Cannon of Hazel mere road has as her guests, her | father, Rev Dr. S. G. Youngert of Block Island. H., who returned to l the United States on the s. S. Europa last Wednesday, Dr. i Youngert spent three months tour- l ing southern Europe, and the Orient. While on the continent. he repre- sented the Lutheran church of America at the 40oth anniversary of the Augsburg confession at Augs- burg, Germany. He also attended the Passion Play at Oberammergau. Mrs. Cannon also has as guests, her i mother. Mrs. s. G. Youngert, her sister, Miss Marjorie Youngert, her brother and his wife. Mir. and Mrs. i Oliver Youngert, and Mrs. Emily Nyquist, all of Block Island ] Miss Eleanor Proudman of Boston is spending the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Froud- man of Maple Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Kinne of West Main street spent last week. end at East River.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05
Photo by John Haley

Converse Humphrey. only son of MT. and Mrs. Howard Humphrey of Shuttle Meadow road. Russell Brit ton. son of Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Britton of Ten Acre road and Ran dall Gilpatrick, son of Mir. and Mrs. r. R, Gilpatrick of Ten Acre road. leave today for the Boy Scout camp where they will be for the rest of the month.
 Mrs. Thomas Linder and two sons Thomas and George, Of Lincoln road left the early part of the week for Greenville. Me, where they will remain throughout the summer. Mrs John Wolff, of kensington avenue, will leave next Saturday for a visit to friends in Media. Pa
 Miss Grace Murphy, who is at Neptune Park for the summer, was in town for a few days this week.
 Mrs. Chester Williams and daugh- ter Miss Ruth Williams of Liberty street will go to Bridgeport on Tues day next.
 Dr. and Mrs Lauren Weir of Ten Acre road are spending the holidays in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Dana Nibberts of Lincoln street are spending the summer at Center Harbor, N H,
 MT. and Mrs. Emerson Burr and daughter of Black Rock avenue will leave this weekend for Wayne, i Me.
 MT and Mrs. Chester Williams of Liberty street entertained Dr. and Mrs. Irving Middleton of Bridge port last weekend.
 MT, and Mrs Kenneth Relyea and children of Berlin are in Bridge l port over the Fourth,
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Murphy and 1 daughter Helen of Stanley street were guests of Mrs. Henry Bray at 1 her summer home at Neptune Park i this week,
 The Seymour Holmes of New i York city who are at Sachems Head this summer entertained a gay party of friends at their cottage on 1nde- pendence Day. Among their guests were Mrs Holmes sister, Miss Mar garet Russell of New York city; her brother, Henry Russell of this city: Miss Jane and Fay Rattenbury, the daughters of MT. and Mrs. William Rattenbury of Shuttle Meadow Road, anr MT. and Mrs. William Heald of Berlin.
 Miss Janet Rackliffe the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Fred o. Rack life of kensington avenue is visit ing Ruth Hawkins, the young daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Haw- kins at Lake Pocotopaugh. where the Hawkins family are spending the season.
 Mr. and Mrs Claude Leroux Of Brookside road were in Boston last week Mrs. Leroux, after her return went to New York where she spent a few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Miss Jane Judd, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs, William Judd of Murray street, is at Camp WaWanock in Jef- ferson, Me. for the summer months.
 
 Mir and Mrs. George Boil of Trumbull street are spending the holidays in Montreal.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05
Photo by Murray Studio

Mss Eliza beth Glastetter of Ash street. left on Thursday for Mans- field Point for a two weeks stay.
 Miss Dorothy Anderson Of Linden street left last weekend for two weeks at Indian Neck, Branford,
 Mrs Harriet Merwin of Berlin $ She has as her guests her grand children,
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Oldcrshaw Of Adams stree. notored to New Hampshire on Tuesday of this week lc Camp Mascoma where young Louis will spend the summer.
 
 B. H. McElhona Of CorbiH avenue. is spondir the holidays at hls srlu- mer place at Short Beach.
 Mrs. Max Jnzelbach Of Black Rock avenue with her daughters, Miss Myrtle and Miss Bcrnice, and her son Howard. Are at their sum- mer home at Bay View, Milford, for the remainder Of the summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Pclletior and son, are on from Chicago for a few weeks stay.
 Mr. and Mrs Howard Bruemme. ot West Main street who are at their summer home in Westbrook. have Mr. and Mrs. Bret Neece of Corbin avenue as th"lr guests over th2 holidays.
 ! Charles HellNar Of Corbin avenue, is at the Thousand Islands on a 1 fishing trip.
 Miss Cynthia Warren, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edmund Warren of Curtis street, is at Camp Teelawoo- ket, Roxbury, Vermont, for the f summer.
 Mr. and Mrs Sturman Dyson Of 1 Corbin avenue spent the holiday 1 with Dr. NJ. A. kinsella and Mrs KInsella at their summer home at Beach Park,
 Stanlcy Eddy Of Lincoln road and 1 Donald Hart of Hart street haze gone 10 the Vineyard for the week erd to spend q few days with their ta miles.
 MT and Mrs. J. Richmond of Har- rington Park. N. J, are spending the holiday weekend with MT. and Mrs. Jack Whitaker of Kensington avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hardy Payor and their son, Hardy, Jr, Of Lincoln road have gone to kezar Lake. Maine. where Mrs Payor and tho -l,aby will stay on for several weeks while MT. Payor returns to town i'll q short time.
 Mrs. Harold Peck of Brady av- onuc. and her children will leave Monday for a two weeks stay at Money Island.
 Charles Borden of New York city is the weekend guest at the home of George Prentices in Berlin
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Mrs. Harold Peck of Brady av- enuc. and her children will leave Monday for a two week g stay at Money Island.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Charles Borden of New York city is the weekend guest at the home of George Prentices in Berlin,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05
PERSONALS

Week-End Lures Society to Country-Young Set Camping.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

MT and Mrs. Claude L.eroux Of Brookside road were in Boston last week. Mrs. LerouX, after her return. went to New York where she spent few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Payor and their son, Hardy Jr., Of Lincoln road have gone to kezar Lake. Maine, where Mrs. Payor and the baby vii, stay on for several weeks while MT. Payor returns to town i'll q short time.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Miss Eleanor Proudman Of Boston | is spending the holidays with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Proud man of Maple Hill.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Miss Janet Rackliffe, the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Fred o. Rack life of kensington avenue is visit ing Ruth Hawkins, the young daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haw- kins at Lake Pocotopaugh. where the Hawkins family are spending the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Mir. and Mrs. William kinne of
 West Main street spent last week. . and at East River.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Nr. and Mrs Harold Hatch Of Lincoln road and MT. and Mrs Mil ton Jones of West Main street have gone to Breton Woods for few days.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Henry c, Sohauffler Of Lincoln road has joined his family at Mar tha's Vineyard for the week end.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Mrs StErmaa Dyson Of Corbin avenue who $ stopping with her parents at Staten Island for several weeks is spending a few days in town with her husband and his par 'ents MT. and Mrs. George Dyson of Harrison street.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

MT. William F. Flanagan and children Of Forest street are at Beach Park for the summer months.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

MT. and Mrs, D. K. Perry Of Ma 1le Hill have as their house guests their daughter. Mrs Carl Smith and her daughter, of Binghamton N Y
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. J. Richmond of Har- rington Park. N. J. are spending the holiday weekend with MT. and Mrs. Jack Whitaker of Kensington avenue.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Mrs. P E. Stanley and daughters, Miss Jeanne and Miss Frances. are ar Fishers Island for the remainder O. the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

MT. and Mrs. Dugald McMillan 0f Dover road are opening their sum- mcr home at Madison this weekend,
 Curtis Sheldon and his sister. Miss Bertha Sheldon Of Grove Hill are spending the holiday weekend at Madison.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-05

Miss Molly Pease. first daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pease of Vine streY. has gone to Labrador for the simmer where she will be with the Grenfell mission.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
Suspect Held In
Oakland Fires

OAKLAND. Jan. OR h e
fourth incendiary school fire here
in three days broke out early today
on the grounds of the Morris Cox
school.
Elmer Belief, 20. was arrested as
I. fircbug suspect for investigation.
lie was stopped by police as he hur-
ned away from the building. before
:,o blaze ws~4iscovcred.
s'Iou can't do anything to nc
! haven't any matches in my pock-
e." they quoted him as saying.
Patrolmen Tom Afford and c. Me
Clusken, two Of the Oakland Officers
detailed to guard schoolhouscs after
destruction of the Fremont h g h
S,.hool THURSDAY night, stopped Bel
lei.
The man told them his automobile
was out of gas. They took his name
and address from his automobile
cpcrator's ear and permitted him 70
90. -, r
About three minutes later, the of
.iccrs said. fire lcapcd up between
the main school huilding and "om'
portable rooms. They turned in al
slarm and went to Belief : house
Battalion Fire Chief J. II. Burke
,s;d the Norris Cox fire probabl!
started from gasoline, aud that only
, lack of wind prevented destruction
| Of the school.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
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First Baptist

Meeting 1T Wilson school " est
Main street.
.sTcstcd bv Fire will be the
sub icct of the morning sermon at
il a. N. bv Rev. c. +. Ilanaglh'
Snccial music will be furnished by
the choir under the direction cf
Frederic Rapson.
..What Will You DO in l951
will hc the subject of New Year
sermon bv the pastor at the evening
service at 7:3O. This service Will be
,pcncd hv music bv the orchestra
md will be followed bv a song ser
vice for everybody led by Fred kah'
,on. .,o
The Il. Y. T. L. meets at 0:%o
with its meeting for Young neoo''
and wong people not attending else
y here arc cordially invited
The Sunday school VITA all classes
will meet for opening assembly, III
the school auditorium at 9:43 A. H.
Assignment of class rooms VIII oe
made here. The orchestra Will qua!
-Or the 0OSNlHS VI 'h' "N
Special arrangements are "''ne
made to care for children ot 'hc p'i'
mary department by the rr'marH
suner;ntcndcnt, Mrs. Z. N. Arm
.trong. Parents are urged to Nrine
the children so that the spIena'u
work being done for them Will moi
5c interrupted. ~.
The Kindness and courtesy "' tn'
school board and the city sup'Llh
tcndent in allowing the use OF th'
schonl building is greatly antree'
atcd bv the pastor and conGr'3a
tion. Friends and strangers ane
those not attending services at Other
churches. are cordially invited L
attend these services.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
PRESENT DAY CLUB
ENJOYS SPLENDID
TALK AT MEETING

\ delightful meeting of the Pres
cnt Dav club was held yesterday
~ ith Mr.. and Mrs. Mont j. Reid as
hosts at their home on Sanda'wood
avenue, the house being attractive
" decorated with bowls of bright
rolored zinnias.
Mrs. Mabel \. Summers of Los
.ingeles, mother of Mrs. Reid, gave
a splendid comparison of the last
eru and Western civilizations, using
as background the book Whittier
Nenkind." compilation of the
writings of various authors on this
subject.
After the program the members
enjoyed an evening Of bridge, fol
lowed b. the serving of a tempting
supper bv the hosts. Mrs. f. o. Car
Ter and Dr. W. W. Apple won the
prize. for high scores. while Mrs.
o. !. Bradshaw and ID. B. Roberts
won those of low.
Mrs. Mabel \. Summers and
Judge and Mrs. Vaughn Thompson
we're guests of the club and members
present were: Or. and Mrs. W. W.
Apple. Dr. and Mrs. +. o. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. .. J. Bradshaw, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Chestnut. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Costello. Mr.. and Mrs
q. G. Horne. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T.
Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs. u. b. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7. Rice and the
hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
MANY WILL ATTEND
SPRING STYLE SHOW

Many of the local merchants are
planning to attend the semi-anaual
fashion show to be held next week
ut the Biltmorc ie,cl in Los Angeles
when the leading manufacturers will
display the advance models for
spring and summer.
All lines of women 8 ready to
wear articles will be displayed. ne
,icls will exhibit various Varmt nts,
and the affair will end with y ban
quot and ball.
Among those who have announced
their Intention of being present are
Mrs. Alice Dusold. Mrs. katherine
sullivan. Mrs. Ray G.. Roberts. Mrs.
$. o. Lingo. Mr.. and Mrs. George
,lardine and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o..
King. 1t is probable that other mer-
chants also will attend the fashion
show.
With so many representatives or
the different stores present. Ei Cen
tro womn are assured of receiving
the latest and most authentic spring
models in the local shops. Mrs. 'Nulil-
vans shop will he closed for three
DAYS next week, but the others VIII
remain open.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
State st. Christian

Rev. l.. Romainc of Missouri will
preach at 'hc mornin. and evening
,orviccs of the State Street Christian
,hurch tomorrow and AT the II
} clock service special music will he
furnished bY male quartet who
vill sing: ''Waysidc Cross.
SUNDAY school will be at the usual
lour of o:45; morning worship at
II; Christ;an Endeavor, at $50, and
,vcning Worship at 7:&o. All mem-
tcrs Of the congregation arc urged
to he present and those not affiliated
with other churches are extended Il
cordial welcome to attend the ser
ices of the Christian church.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
MEETINGS HELD BY
LANDSCAPE EXPERT

!, l.. Stahl. landscape specialist
from the COLLEGE of Agriculture az
Davis has been recently in the valley
and hns attended six farm homo de
partmcnts meetings at which he dis
eussea the various trees, plants,
shrubbcrs and flowers best suited 10
Imperial Valley and local problems
Of landscape gardening.
Among the trees and shrnbs which
thrive In this climate are dcOdars,
Arizona cypress. Monterey cypress,
bottle tree. cotoneaster pannosa mvr-
tus eommunis. tceoma eopensis O..
trumpet vine. rosa de Montana or
Mexican rose, lansana, date palms,
Chinese elm, Arizona ash, bougan-
villea. hthol. beefwood and othes
similar varieties.
Stah, recommended the planting
Of plants and trees which would be
green all the year and advocated
the growing of flower, that will
bloom in the summer rs well as those
in the spring and fall. He partieu.
larlv emphasized the varieties of
roses suited to local conditions.
Suggestions for landscaping the
gardens at the six homes where the
meetings were held. were made and
the owners have planned an exten-
sive garden program including the
planting of trees. shrubbery, lawns,
and flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
BRIDGE DINNER IS
CHARMING AFFAIR

\ charming dinner part was given
last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy l..
Prcdlovc at their country home near
Ilcbcr.
bright colorcd flowers decorated
the rooms aud q striking color
scheme of green and silver was used
in the table appointments, covers
being laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
HOLT, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edgar,
Mir. and Mrs. Carl kegiey, Mr.. and
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
DORMANS SURPRISED
WITH HOUSEWA WARMING

Mr.. and Mrs. George Dorman were
delightfully."- surprised by groun of
their friends last evening who gave
house warming for them at their
nov home at i5S Wchsley avenue.
The evening was spent in brtigc,
high score being won by Bruce An
Gcrson and low by Mrs. porman,
while a lovely gift for their new
home was presented the Dormans.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
Those present at this mcrr.' af-
fair were Mr.. aud Mrs. Wexford
pryc, Mr.. aud Mrs. Herbert Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Frucc Ander-
sou, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nuttall, Mr..
aud Mrs. Ralph Hudson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dorman. Miss Sadie Case, and Miss
Lthcl Rcdgwick.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-04
Christian Science

"Who is SO great a God as eaf
Cod" This Joyous inquiry const,
+utes the Golden Text in the Les
son. Sermon on "God" Sunday in al
Christian Science Cchurchcs, branch
,s of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos'
ton. Mass.
Ore Scripturai citation in the Les
son Sermon includes lsaiah's cncouf-
AGING words, "For the Lord is our
iudgc, the Lord is our lawgivcr, the
Lord is our king; He will save u'
And the inhabitant shall not
say. Il am sick: the people that
dwell therein shall be forgiven their
iniduitv." Another Bible selection
presents Paul's strong message to the
Romans, "Thero is therefore now no
condemnation to them which are IN
Christ Jesus, who walk not after the
flesh, but after the Spirit. For the
law of the Spirit of life in Jesus
hath made me free from the law OF
sin and death"
A corrclntivc selection from the
Christian Science textbook "Scicnce
and Health with Key to the scrip
lures" contains these words by Mary
Baker Eddy: "God Is the lawmaker,
but lie is not the author of barbar-
ou: codes. In infinite Life ami
Love there is no sickness, sin, nor
death, and the Scriptures declare
that we live, move and have our be
ing in the infinite God :. Let Us
Danish sickness as an outlaw, and
abide by the rule of perpetual har,
monv,-God's law"