Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-21
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
MRS. b. M. GRUWELL CHOSEN AS $
TEN THOUSAND CLUB PRESIDENT

executive board, stated that that
body had approved a proposal to re-
pair the roof of the club house and
! to redecorate the tea room, making
! il into an attractive lounge to be
used for section and committee
meetings as well rs for parties, and
asked the club members for an ex-
preston of their approval or dis
approval
Motion Adopted
! Mrs. c. ". Maitland moved that
/ the club adopt the proposal, and the
motion was seconded and carried.
The name of Mrs. 0 n 5. A..
Gum was presented for membership
j in the club and voted upon favor
ably, after which section announce
menfs were made: the Music section
is to meet April 10 at the home of
Mrs. r. G. Banta Of Imperial; the
History section, ON April q at the
home of Mrs. Norman Lombard; the
Twice Told Tales, March 24, at the
home CT Mrs. Il. b. Roberts; the Lit
orature section, March -, at the
home of Mrs. Ross T. HickcoX, and
the Arts and Crafts, March 26, at
the home Of Mrs. F. \. Burger.
Under correspondence letter
was read from the building commit
tee Of Bovce Aten post of the Amer
lean Legion requesting the consent
Of the club to the withdrawal of the
cooperative building program pro
posal outlined at the previous meet
iug. Mrs. Earle G. Davis moved that
the club grant the request, the me
ton being seconded and carried.
Mrs. H. c. Diller, treasurer, gave
her report as of March /, showing
= balance ON hand at that time of
approximately $500 and giving an
iSemized statement of income and
expenditures.
The meeting was then turned over
to Mrs. Earle G. Davis, program
chairman, who introduced the Girls
Glee club and ukelele chorus of the
Wilson school, who under the able
direction of Mrs. c. W. Remele.
music supervisor of the city schools,
presented delightful group of
songs to the ukelele accompaniment.
: Coming Through the Rye 'Swa-
nee River, Ring Ting Ting and
: Tip Toe Through the Tulips Pol
lyanna Stone playing violin ac-
compartment.
The program was enthusiastically
received by the club members, the
girls giving an excellent perform
ance and showing the results OF
splendid instruction.
Mrs. Davis then presented t h
speaker of the day, DR.. Charles Z.
Parker, lecturer of national fame,
rho through the courtesy Of the Ro-
tary club, gave a splendid and in
.spirational talk on A Mothers
Responsibility to Her Daughter.
Stresses Responsibilities
4 large number g !iigh school
girls who mad neard DIR. Rarker's
addsess at the school that morning
found his lecture of such value that
they attended the club program in a
body as guests Of the club.
Strcssing among mothers re-
sponsibilities, health, church attend
ance, and the exaction of obedience
en- the part Of her children, b g
speaker gave much of information
To his audience and much Of aid to
those desiring to be OF the highest
service in helping boys and girls to
a better understanding of life : most
important and serious problems.
Not only an inspirational speaker,
Dr. Parker has an ability TO clothe
his thoughts in witty and effective
language, making his points in a
forceful and not-to-bo forgotten
fashion. He concluded his remarks
with demonstration Of exercises