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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN

AT the annual meeting of the Column
5bia, Heights Christian Church the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Elders, d.
u. Edmonston, Arthur Horn, Byron
Hunter. Maj. w. r. Metz, D. S. Shook.
Andrew Wilson; deacons, George
cBraund, Roy Harlow, Leon Hopkins.
Harry Melville, w. p. Minard, F.. J.
Hobbs, Clarence Newman. r. G. Pollock,
z. w. Riggs, Herbert Wilson, DR.. G. T.
Warren.
! The Berean Glass will be entertained
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Roger White
at Woodside Park. Mrs. H. F. Harmon
Of Cleveland avenue will entertain the
business woman's division of the Mis-
sionary Society Monday evening. DR..
and Mrs. Robert McCulloch will enter
tain the James L. Wilmeth Bible Glass
Monday evening at their home, 1926
Klingle street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03
FOUNDRY M. E. PASTOR
no PREACH TWO SERMONS

Z DR.. Frederick Brown Harris pastor of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme "At the Cross" and the sacra-
ii1ent Of the Lords supper will be adj
ministered At the evening service his
subject will be Three Crowns"
: A reception will be given Tuesday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. Willis
by the expansion program committee in
the parlorS of the new building, 1900
Sixteenth street All members and
friends are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03
COMMUNION Is PLANNED
Highlands Baptists to Welcome
Number Of New Members.

The monthly communion will be OBJ
served at the Highlands Baptist Church,
and the hand of fellowship will be
given considerable number who have
been received into the church during
the month. In the evening there will
be the monthly Sunday school. night.
The pastor, Rev. N. M. Simmonds', SER
mon is Paying Our Debts"
The Workers Council will meet Tues
day evening with Mrs. Simmonds, 1924
Gallatin street.
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RECTOR OF EPIPHANY
breaches TOMORROW
DR.. z. B. Phillips, Back From Mas
sachusetts-Rev Alvin Lamar
Will Also Preach.

DR.. z. B. Phillips, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, has returned
to the city from Massachusetts,, and will
preach at the II o'clock service tomor-
row morning.
Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills, who recently
joined Epiphany staff, will deliver the
sermon at the o'clock service tomor-
row evening.
There will be celebrations of the holy
communion at 8 and IL am. At $50
Epiphany Sunday school will assem-
BILE, and at Sis pm. the weekly meet
ing OF the Young Peoples Society will
be held.
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"Voice of Authority" Is Subject.

At the services of Lincoln Congrega-
tional Temple tomorrow morning Rev.
r. w. Brooks will speak from the sub
ject THE Voice of Authority" At 6:45
pm. the Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor Society will present literary
program The subject to be discussed
is How May We Find Our Life Work."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03
1.-THE VICTORIOUS WAY"

Eermon by DR.. Daugherty Tomor-
s row Appropriate to Youth Day.
At Memorial United Brethren Church,
North Capitol and r streets, tomorrow
the pastor, DR.. S. B. Daugherty, will
preach sermon in the morning appro-
PIRATE to Youth day" on the theme,
sThe Victorious Way"
In the evening, at o'clock, the young
people of the church, under direction of
n. Lee Smith, will have charge of the
service in observance of Christian En-
deavor anniversary day. The Junior
Endeavorers will present a pageant en-
titled Go Forward" The Sunday school
will have special features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03
First Brethren Services.

Rev. Homer A. Kent, pastor of the
First Brethren Church, Twelfth and E
streets southeast. will preach tomorrow
morning at IL O'Clock on the subject
Tho story Of Runaway Slave" At 9
pm. his subject will be "Post-Mnrtem
arlccticnS.'' SUNDAY School rlact5 al
$50 am. and Y. P. c. E. at Gas qpm.
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REVIVAL TO CLOSE
Three Services Tomorrow as Final
at Full Gospel Tabernacle.

Rev. Harry L. Collier, pastor OF the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K streets, announces that the
young peoples revival which has been
in progress the last two weeks viii close
tomorrow with three services. Miss
Mary Martin, missionary from Africa,
will speak at IL am, Rev. j. A. NC
Cambridge of Maryland will preach at
3 pm, and Evangelist Ruth A. Scho-
field will speak at 1880 pm.
The Easter to Pentecost" gospel cru
SADIE will continue from May 5 to May
II, with prayer meetings nightly. The
pastor will conduct the divine healing
service Tuesday at 7:45 o'clock and the
pentecostal service Wednesday at 7:45
o'clock. Mrs. Kernan's Bible class
meets Thursday at 7:45 o'clock. The
Sunday school will convene at $3.50 am
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Pastor Announces Topic.

What Meaneth This?" is the subject
of Rev. Glenn B. Faucet, pastor of
East Washington Heights Baptist
Church, Alabama and Branch avenues,
tomorrow morning, and at 8 pm.
"Pentecost Perpetuated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03

Spirituel Universal Science Church
1914 N st. NV, 500 Pm.
Lecture-A. MAHAM ROUSE.
Subject-"Life's Highway Goal"
Rev. DR.. Hahn Brooks will oficiate, also
heal with Aarons Rod.
Messages-Eva Herkenroder and other CO.
workers. Flowers appreciated. Silver Offer
ing. All welcomed and bring your friends.
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Baptist Pastor to Preach.

Rev. William D. Jarvis will preach at
New Bethel Baptist Church, Ninth and
S streets, tomorrow on THE Boundless-
ness of the Work of the Holy Spirit. "
Sunday school. $50 am; Lords supper,
$3.50 pm. and preaching, 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03
TWO TALKS ARRANGED

Representative Kvale and Rev.
John P. Gaardsmore on Program.
Representative Paul j. Kvale of Min
nesota and Rev. John p. Gaardsmore,
assistant pastor of Wicker Park Luther
an Church of Chicago. will speak at
special Mothers day service arranged
by the Luther League of Atonement at
the chapel, North Capitol street and
Rhode Island avenue, tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-03
BAPTIST TOPIC GIVEN

"Jest of Joke? No! His Name
Jolly!" Subject of Rev. Mr.. Sven.
"A Jest or Joke? mol His Name Was
Jolly!" will be explained by Rev. E.
Hez Sven tomorrow night at o'clock
at Centennial Baptist Church, followed
by the baptism of several persons. The
IL o'clock morning sermon subject is
"a Striking Scripture for Preachers to
Preach to Themselves"
The various societies of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union convene at 7 p.m
and the Sunday school at $3.50 am.
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SERMON ON 81 WILL"
Rev. c. B. Austin Announces Tw,
Topics for Tomorrow,

Rev. G. B. Austin, pastor of the West
Washington Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow at IL am. on Il WILL" and at
8 pm. on Missing Heaven by One Mis-
take; pm. program by the B. Y.
P. Union.
The pastor will speak Thursday at
7:45 pm. on the topic THE Greatest
Need of the Church Today; .8:15 pm,
church conference.
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MrtltnAtat EptHrnpal
ICOLOREDl

GALBRAITH A. NJ Church =; Zion
9Th st. between L and M SITS. NV.
Rev. VIM. d. Battle, ID. D.. Pastor.
ii 100 am-"The Way of God In Conducting
6:iSp .m.HVarick c. E. Society and Quiet Hour
800 p.m.--"WhOse Side Are You On?", By
Rev. C, J. Covington-after which will be
Rally. Come and hear CAPTAINS report
THESE SERVICES WILL HELP YOU.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Birthday Party
At Lions Club

Members Of the FL Centre Lions
club celebrated birthday patty at
Yesterdays meeting, each member
being called upon to give the date
and place Of his birth.
Later, the catch in the program
was revealed, when the Lions were
informed that 10 cents per year
would be charged them, the fund
raised in this way to be used 10 send
delegates to the international con
yention in Toronto next June.
\ charming group Of songs was PIE.
sented by Miss Armita Maritime Of
CalexicO who was accompanied at
the piano by Miss Shirley Morley,
also of CaleXico.
Barclay Simms, a visiting Lion,
Hho is organist at the Fox lWper-
ial Theatre, gave number cf pi-
ano solos which were also greatly
enjoyed by the club.
Al Malzahn was chairman Of The
day and the guests present were
Miss Worley, Miss Martinez, Donald
Freeman, and Sam Oken Of Los An
geles. Lester Eichold Of Imperial,
Barclay Simms. and \eal d. Norris
wcre the visiting Lions present
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Jail Will Lose
Many BOarders

Imperial county's Jail viii take
on an aspect Of emptiness tomorrow,
when 81 federal prisoners are taken
to San Diego FOR arraignmcnt before
the federal court there,
Most of the prisoners are held on
immigration charges. f. X Boone
is held for violation Of the Dyer act.
Taking the prisoners viii be Frank
Redding, deputy United states
Marshal, George Wright, deputy
sheriff, and Mrs. Jack Carter, ma.
tron at the Jail.
Prisoners, besides Boone. are
Ysidro Marquee, Vicente Moya, Ber-
nabc A. Ruiz. Pedro Nolasco. In
carnation Navarro, Manuel Duartc,
Carmen Felix, Francisco IIuczo, Jose
Guadalupe Sanchez, Sylvcstrr Sal.
dano, Cicilio Gonzales, Espiriou Yer
dugo. Plutarco Espinosa, I-idrio
Vcrdugo. Juan Marcial, Jesus Mon.
ties, Nicolas Garcia. Salvador Pala
cio, Aristo Soltcro. Donate Gotta, Iii.
selbio Moreno, Selerino Nuncz Gre.
gorio Gotta, Jose Gotta, Patricio Pas.
trano, Ignacio Corralcs and Wong
Lee
Women prisoners who win be- tax.
en- 10 San Diego are Lena Flores,
Clara Calvin and Natalia Avi!a De
Espinosa. They will leave at 3 10
morrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
ST .4ND4RD RULES
OF ETIQUETTE

Question; When should 4 man
t.ke off his hat
Answer: \ man takes off his hat
when lady enters the elevator in
which he is passenger. hut he puts
! il on again in the hallway. The
reason for this Obstruction is that
public corridor is more Ike the
street, an elevator is more like !
room and man always removes his
hat in the presence Of women in
The house.
The above rules apply to elevators
in hotels, clubs and apartments but
not TO office buildings and stores
where the elevator is considerd rs
public place as the hall and which
is usually SO crowded that 4 man
has to keep his hat on his head.
II man stops 10 speak TO Il wom-
an ON the street, he takes off his
hat with his left hand. leaving his
right free to shake hands. If they
+! walk on together be puts his hat on
but while standing in the street
talking to her, should 90 hatless
according to some authorities
According to others. if the woman Is
Of his own age and rank. lie ma!
replace his hat, keeping il removed
8, hen talking TO an older woman OF
one Of more important social rank
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Actions Filed In
Superior Court

Five legal actions on file in the
county clerk 5 office yesterday af-
ternoon involved civil suits in the
superior court.
Robert Leahy and John a. Eek
company filed an appellants open
ing brief in connection with their ap.
peal to the Fourth District court Of
appeals from judgment rendered
in favor of the California bank.
The bank claimed to have loaned
money 10 Leahy and Eek, and in
their suit sought 10 recover it.
Mary Blank, NJ r. Benton, Tom
Morrison, John Doe, Jane Doe and
tho Black company filed demur
rer TO the complaint Of ". N. VIM
4 complaint was filed by the In
tcrnational Shoe company in which
they seek 10 recover $329.94 alleged
to be due them from Rajes Samaha
Of Brawlcy.
Joe Demos filed an answer TO the
cross complaint Of Zaferis Brothers
company. John Wofford filed an
answer to the amended complaint Of
Bessie Wofford, contending that he
should be awarded the custody Of
a minor child in a divorce suit
brought By Mrs. Wofford.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
CHORAL CLUB HE.1
FIRST OF LECTURES

John c. Canton, director of the
Imperial Valley Choral club, gave
the first of series of lectures at
last night $ rehearsal held i'll the
Wilson school auditorium.
Never was his mastery of the sub
ject of voice teaching more evident
than in his talk last night when he
Iectured on several technical points
and outlined Il number of vocal ex-
ercises.
Following the lecture, the club
worked on the music for the In
perial Valley pageant, much cnthus-
iasm being exhibited by the mem
bers. In response to the request for
additional voices, there was an I'm
usually large turnout, approximate
~ 60 persons being present.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
SOCIAL CLUB MEETS
AT BARBARA WORTH

Meeting for the first time this
season, members OF the White Shrine
Social club gathered yesterday at
tic Barbara Worth for luncheon
and bridge.
Mrs. :. G. Blackman, Mrs. r. NJ.
Mast, and Mrs. George W. Damron
were luncheon hostesses, covers at
the charmingly appointed tables be
ing laid for y guests.
Bridge was enjoyed on the mez.
canine floor. prizes being won by
Mrs. Il. p. Wilke Of Brawley and
Mrs. ~ W. Knudson of CaleXico.
Fl Centre members present were
Mcsdalnes y. A. Bucklin, Charles F.
Farrell, Leta Mae Bryan, Florence
I. Allenby, Alice J. Du Sold, Anna
Sorcnson. J. F. Hallawen, Leroy
Gillett, r. L. Graham, George W.
Damron and l.. Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
DON IGOE BAND
WILL FEATURE
HOTEL DANCES

Don Igoe and his famous band
are 10 furnish the music for the
weekly dinner dances TO be held
this winter at the Barbara Worth
hotel and which are to be such =
decided addition to the social sea
son.
The band was formerly at the
completed a summer engagement at
Fox Hill Country club, Los Angeles.
Composed OF six pieces, the mem
hers, due to their versatility i'll
doubling. will play some 40 pieces,
which will be heard three times Il
week at the hotel.
Wednesday and Saturday eve
nings, concert music will be furnish,
ed during the dinner hour in the
dining room and at $40 dance
music will begin in the Silver Gar
den Grill, where until midnight, an
a la carte menu Will be served. The
grill itself has been newly decorat-
ed and makes a charming back
ground for the dancing. These din
rer dances will begin Saturday of
this week.
On Sunday evenings the band
will play music during dinner and
from s:30-9:30 concert music will
be played on the mezzanine floor,
the management extending 4 cordial
Invitation to those interested 10 at
tend.
Igoe announces that his organi-
Zation will be delighted 10 make en-
gagements for any functions not
taking place on the above hours and
days He himself is we'll known to
many FL Centrans having been in
charge Of the Southern club orches-
ira in MeXicali during 1924-2J. Igoe
refers to himself as tine big noise
for he handles the drums, etc.
Other members of the band are
Jose Ortiz, pianist, and graduate
o. the Barcelona Music college, who
will be frequently heard in recital
and concert work; George Beales, ar
ranger for the band and formerly
with the West Coast Theatre or
chestras and VINO handles the reeds
and also the piano; Jimmy Sexton,
BASES, trombone, voice, who has
been with several OF the leading re-
cording orchestras.
Sammy Middleton, violin, former.
ly master OF ceremonies and leader
Tor Fanchon and Marco DO n Riether,
trumpet, reeds, and voice, who was
formerly with the Surf and San club
Of Long Beach.
With such an array Of musicians,
the dances and concerts should be
enormously successful and will an.
doubtedly form an important part
OF the winter social season. Clubs
and other organizations wishing to
engage the band may reach Igoe al
tie Barbara Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Items OF News
About Town

Mrs. Il. II. Cary is in Los Angeles
this week.
Mrs. katherine sullivan has just
returned from a trip to Hollywood
where She met a number of = 'mous
screen stars including Dolores del
Lilo. Laura La Plante, Noah Becry
and as well as Cedric Gibbons, di-
.,ytur and also husband of -.... del
Rio. Miss Thelma Saugh, who was
model in the recent stvlc show Of
Hrs. Sullivans, is niece of Laura
/ a Plante.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bratton
plan to leave Friday morning for a
vacation of two weeks. They viii
drive north along the coast.
DR.. David Mackay is here from
I.lsiuorc today on business trip.
lie is interested in outboard racing
events ON the Salton sea.
Robert !. Mcnamara. manager of
the Dalton and Russell Insurance
Adiusters company left yesterday
for Los Angeles on company bust
Gess. He plans to return on Mon
DAY Of next week.
Miss Sara Philibos Of the Bank of
Italy staff returned 20 Fl Centre
yesterday after spending the week
end and Columbus day in Los An
gclcs.
J. +. Carroll representing the
state Of California Department of
b Professional md Nn.atiooql Stan
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15

Woman 5 Ten Thousand club : TO
sponsor community wide event 10
take place Tuesday. October IS, in
the form of an FL Centre shopping
day
Calculated to boost home trading,
the plan has met with most cordial
reception among local merchants,
practically all Of whom have prom
lsed 10 participate in the event.
The club women are undertaking
10 bring big booster crowd Of
shoppers TO the down town district
IN that day and in return for their
work the merchants have promised
to the club a small percentage ON
al cash sales for the day
Elaborate plans Tor the event are
under the supervision of the finance
committee OF the club. All of the
200 members of the club will be
called upon personally TO help put
this undertaking across in big
way. Committees win be on duty
II any OF the stores where the
management deems 1t advisable
reeting the shoppers and ass sting
in directing them to the Articles
they wish 10 purchase
Mrs Il. Il Cary mas been named
chairman OF n committee on trans
portation and cars will he available
I'll that day to bring TO town shop
1',rs who could not otherwise csme.
More than 81 merchants have
been approaches in the matter ann
their interest in the success Of the
affair Is keen. Several Of the chain
stores expect to identify themselves
with the project, thus entering into
4 local undertaking in a graf fling
Kramer. Such cooperation in home
town affairs inaugurates a new IRA
in chain store policies. in MANY cases
and the club women appreciate the
new spirit.
Each store which is 20 erear
with the club in this event Wi! be
written up in these columns. lis spe-
cial merchandise neted and de-
oribed, and prospective buyers are
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
TEN THOUSAND CLUB
OPENING RECEPTION
EVENT OF TOMORROW


New wear books for the Woman s
Zen Thousand Club were sent out
in the mail yesterday and by today
the majority of the books are in
the hands OF the members.
Unusually attractive, the year book
and program committee Is to be
congratulated on the books which
carry out the clue colors OF green
and white. \ modernistie cover
design in shades of green with in
side sheets Of white printed IN green,
give the year books an effective ap-
pearance.
\ new feature of the books is
the printed calendar to he found on
page II sand Whlrh mas hsted All
the club events, section meetings
card parties. etc, winch are SEIZED
uled for the wear. all clearly marked
SO that no confusion VIII exist and
80 that two events Will not be schtd
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Trge Reservations For
Auxiliary Card Party

Bridge dcvotees are looking for
ward TO the benefit card party to
be given Monday evening, October
20, in the Country Club Inn by the
members Of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
Those planning to attend are
urged 10 make reservations immed-
lately with Mrs. John Kuhn. tele-
phone sow. Prizes and refresh
ments are being planned by the
various committees and a delightful
evening is in store for those present.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
CLUE FINANCE COMMITTEE SPONSORS
NOIEL SCHEME FOR RAISLNG MONEY

asked to note carefully the articles
to appear between this date and
October IS.
Further information may be oh.
tanned from members of the finance
committee of the Woman 5 Ten
Thousand club Of vnom the follow
.he are actively engaged in for
warding the venture: Mrs. " c.
Costello, Mrs. J. W. Asher. Ms. f.
y. Burger. Mrs Guy Beynon, Mrs.
Il. II. Cary. Mrs Il. c. Clemens. Mrs
j.. W. Donohuc, Mrs. Elmer Head,
Mrs, O. G. Horne. Mrs i. {. House,
Mrs. !. :. Jones. Mrs. Carleton JOY,
Mrs. l. L. Martin, Mrs. w. J.
Noagher, Mrs p f. Ryer>on, Mrs.
z. g. Smith, Mrs. II. {. Swink. Mrs.
". 4 Tondro, Mrs. !. ". TYLER,
Ms. !. T. Waterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
PITY
THE POOR
SILKWORM

THINK Of the lifetime Of toll
silkworm spends 10 give you
silken lingerie and stockings.
You ought TO know-you have
TO pay plenty for Il. 1t only fair,
TO both yourself and the worm,
70 make your silk things last as
long as possible.
White King Granulated Soap
is made only from fine vegetab BILE
and nut oils-oils good enough
to eat. It's the safest soap you
can use in washing expensive
underwear And at the same time
its purity makes il the most eff
fective soap for greasy dishes,
dust-heavy woolens.
White King Granulated Soap
washes everything. And Il 5 eco
nonical-a teaspoonful is plenty
for the wash basin, cupful ample
for the washing machine, even n
hard water. Put il on your list
for today Your grocer has II.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Emmanuel Circle viii
Hold Meeting Tomorrow

Emmanuel circle Of the First Bap
list church will meet at > o'cloc K
tomorrow afternoon in the churcl
for a business meeting and a pro
gram under the leadership Of Mrs.
l.. A. Dunlap.
The group is taking UP for II.
study this year book entitled " The
Kingdom in the States which
deals with the STATE conventions, and
ills win form the basis Of the pro
grams. Mrs Cora Earl and Mrs, W
H. Edwards viii be Las,esscs for the
afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Junior !NufineeS viii
Begin Next Saturday

The approved junior matinee com
mittce of the Women 5 Ten Thous
and Club met under the direction
Of their new chairman, Mrs. lIarrie
0. Wood, At the home OF Mrs. \. b.
Hanson Yesterday afternoon.
An enthusiastic group composed
of Mesdames Harrie 0. Wood, A. b.
Hanson, John W. Tyler, Harry Z.
Kincaid, B. E. Lemons, G. Z. Scnes,
r. II. Cary, Bayliss G. Walker, II.
c Swink, W. T, Ceilings, Bertha
Judd, George Mann. \. P. Nuffer,
". +. Alderman and e. W. Matt.
land discussed ambitions and aims
for the season which opens on sat
urday afternoon at $50 with an ap-
proved picture which the manage
ment is procuring for the children.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
HI SISTER :. Az

LTHOUGH most housewives
Y Plaza desserts IN close relation
. the rest Of the meal. the prob
ON ot choosing tempting deS-
ser: that Will please everyone IS
II, 10 loom large.
Fortunately the old-taShiored
aeayy pudding is seldom used eX-
rep, 10. time-honored teasts and
winter dinners. The modem con-
.oction, OK selatine and custafd
provide much nourishment with
aa, taxing The digestive system.
Desserts ct this type are good in
winter or summer Many OF them
are a, sood the second day as they
are The first. Dried and canned
,rGit both are used to excellent
advantage.
Pineapple meringUe pudding
dsas grated or crushed pineapple
with laav-dagers and soft cuStard.
rhis pudding is equally sood the
second day.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity-Partly
cloudy tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature; gentle SHIFT
ing winds.
Southern California Fair and
mild tonight and Thursday but
cloudy west portion; moderate west
winds on coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15

Meadow fescue is proving a fine
meadow pasture grass in Grant
County, Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-15
Football Tickets
On Sale Saturday

Ticket, for five night football
Putnam patriot., 1930-08-14

So 1t IS to the business institutions of Putnam that this bank owes its existence, its progress, its steady growth. And it is to them, as well as to the people of Put nam and vicinity that we pledge contin- uance of our policy of Watchdog Faithful ness" renewal of our ideal of protective service
Putnam patriot., 1930-08-14
To The Public:

The Officers and Directors Of inc CargiW Trust Company cordially inUite you to attend their dedication and open ing on Wednesday, August twentieth.