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La gaceta., 1931-04-03
SERVICIO DE AEROPLANOS
ENTIRE TAMPA Y ITALIA
HASSEE

La compahia McMullen Air
ways Co. empez6 aver ell ser
vicio diario de aeroplanos en-
tire esta ciudad Y Tallahassee,
Ia capital del estado.
I'm aparato Stimson sali6
del aerodromo a las 1920 de la
mahana con dos pasajeros y al
guna carga.
Uno de los que hiZo ell viaje
de ida y vuelta fue ell represen
tante Bledsoe.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

vegetables Y otros productos co
sechados por ellos, para ven
der directamente al CONSUME
dor.
Dirige ell grupo de campesi-
RIOS ell Sr. G. P. Wright, agente
agrfcola del condado.
A las seis de la mahana sc a.
brira 81 mercadO.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Ell jefe de los sicarios de la
Dictadura machadista, tenien-
te Calvo, ciudadano rico, calvo
I; cretino, no tenia puesto ell fire.
no cuando al declarar ante Ell
consejo de guerra que juzga al
comsr1ante Espinosa, vomito
estos vocablos: "Son tantos los
que conspiran contra ell senior
Presidente, que no es possible vi
gilarlos a todos".
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
LA AMERICA
Ma DICE QUE HA DISMI-
NUIDO Ell NUMERO DE
HOMBRES SIN TRABAJO

Wash, Abril 3.-William
Green, presidente de la Fedora
ci6n Americana, manifesto aver
que durante eli mes de MARIO dis
minuy6 ell nGmero de hombres
sin trabajo a 1927, comparable
con ell 1917 en- febrero y 1913
en- enero.
FL ano pasad0 el nGmero de
hombres sin trabajo era en- mar
20 IL mayor que en- enero.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
Relieves Society

Segdn Sc me comunlca esta
Association ofrecera en- la no
che de hoy un party, en- la
Gale 10 y avenida -.
Bueno es que recordemos
que la Relieves Society" fue
instituida al calor de elevados
designios, prop6sitos que toda-
via sustenta y que no son otros
que socorrer al desvalido en-
TODD cuanto lie sea dable.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
SECCION DE
DEL CIRCULO CUBANO

Sc recuerda a los senores
componentes de esta Secci6n
que en- la noche de hoy Sc reu-
Mira para tratar asuntos de inn
portancia.
Sc ruega la mas p%untual a
sistencia.
Atentamente,
Ell Secretario.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
La gran function de hoy

Tn doble acontecimiento, so
cial Y artfstico, 10 sera sin du-
.da alguna ell festival teatral
senalado para esta noche, en-
el Centre ~Espanol de West
Tampa.
Pocas fiestas han interesado
tanto la opinion como esta.
Ell programa no puede ser
mejor.
Antes de las once termina-
"a ell espectaculo.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
Zoila San Martin

Bajo una afeci6n grippal Sc
encuentra desde hace dos dias
la Sra. Zoila San Martin, espo-
sa del Sr. Proceso San Martin.
Numerosas son las personals
que desfilan por la elegante
mansion de tan virtuos@ fami-
liza, interesandose por ell esta-
do de la enferma.
Van aqui mis- votos porque
a la mayor brevedad recupere
la salud.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
LOS CAMPESINOS VEN
DERAN
AL C~ONSUMIDOR

En- la parcela de terreno ST.
tuada en- la esquina de Nor
gan y lack, frente al City
Markets, 26 campesinos pom :
dram manana sus carros, con
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
CEIJNGhS Y no CHUNGAS

Los portugueses han telegra-
fiado a Londres diciendc que
81 fey Alfonso hace preparati-
vos de viaje, que "su majestad"
va a desterrarse voluntariamen
te.
"Frfos Y calculadores'' los
ingleses han puesto la noticia
en- "salmuera".
Saben en- Londres que Don
Alfonso sustenta ell criterio de
'sque TODD menos renunciar".
Los republicanos no deben
alegrarse a destiempo y "echar
Ia casa por la ventana".
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
RIDICULA LA NOTICIA DE
QUE Ell REY PIENsA DEs
TERRARSE

Madrid, Abril .-Desridicu-
la Sc califica aqui la noticia,
publicada en- Londres, de que
ell rey y la reina piensan des-
terrarse voluntariamente, pa
ra residir en- Londres, temien-
do las intrigAs de caracter re-
volucionario que estan deSa-
rrollandose en- Espana.
Esto 10 hara ell monarch, al
decir de la no%icia impresa en-
.Inglaterra, 81 los partidos mo-
naruuicos son vencidos en- las
elecciones municipales.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03


dAF sus aspectos.
FTan pronto terminen de in
tormar los letrados de la de =
fepd consejo Sc retirara a
estudiar las evidencias y die
tar sentencia.
En- la session de aver ell CO.
mandante Santiago Resell, fis
cal en- la causa, atac6 las prue-
bas de la defensa, y dijo Greer
las palabras fel soldado Ca
milo Valdes, quien describe
cast como una kictima de Espi-
nosa.
, d Ts[miHS ell iS's eans slsyanao
provisionales.
Para ell comandante solicita
sc lie impongan dos penas, la
de muerte y la de cadena per-
petua, la primera por grave
violaci6n de la ley de explosi-
vos y la segunda por ell ataque
frustrado contra la paz Y Sc
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

Las ultimas noticias recibi-
das aquf de Paris y Roma, Jan a
sntender que Francia ha echo
nuevas p~eticiones y qudi or 10
tanto fracasara ell pa(S naval
regociado mediante los buenos
cficios de Mr.. Henderson, ell mi
nistro ingles de relaciones ex-
teriores, y del pBimer Lord del
Almirantazgo, Mr.. Alexander.
Ell papel de "naci6n provoca-
dora que Sc asignara a Alema-
MIA antes y durante la guerra
mundial, Francia 10 ha tornado
para ST.
En- estos momentos Ell "'paci-
fista" BRAND hace nuevas petit
clones para malograr ell pacto
naval franco-italo; ell pacifis-
ia BRAND combate la union de
aduanas acopdada por Alema-
MIA y Francia; ell p~acifista
BRAND 'molesta" de nuevo a
Italia, y por otra parte, a la
sombra de su m~inisterio Sc cons
pira' en- contra de la Russia So
Wet.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

eorrecida por ell pueblo, pero los
monarquicos parecen resueltos
a mantener ell trono, con Ell apo
70 del ejercito y de la armada.
"El Sol", ell popular diario
madrileno, que al monarch y al
regimen representado por este
ma cantado las "verdades del
ba~rquero'', ACADIA de recibir un
golpe de muerte.
Los accionistas amigos del
rey, que tenfan invertidas algu-
ras pesetas en- las empresas de
"El Sol", Sc re%unieron Y obliga-
ron al Sr, Urgoiti a vender las
scciones que este tenia,
La Papelera Espanola ha com
prado las acciones del ingenie-
70 yiZcaino.
iCambiara "El SOL de rum
DO, empezara a defender los
errores de vicios de la monar-
Quia y ell pueblo dejara de COM
prarlo.
Los monarquicos Sc defien-
den Y han eclipsado "El Sol''
que Urgoiti fundara en- 1917.
Dicen de la ~rep1blica propie-
dad de Gerardo Machado que
ALI Sc va a realizar una COM
ninaci6n de empresas periods
ticas para "dar calor" a la Die
tadura.
Ell semanario LA Semana"
denuneia ell plan en- su Gltimo
numero, Y asegura que no for
mara parte de Ia combination.
Uno de los males del periods
mo cubano consiste en- que las
empresas anteponen la prospe-
ridad de la administration a las
ideas de los hombres que escri-
ben para Ell publico.
Cuando la administration OPT
"a y hace saber "que esa cam
pana es popular, pero debe SUI
rrimirse por razones de tGqut-
la, los "defensores de la CO.
munidad" cambian de team w..
No debe, pues, extranarnos
cue Sc este organizando csc
Y muy pronto veamos
como "edecanes" de Machado a
los que aver lie criticaban, insul
.taban y hasta deseaban su muer
te.
La gaceta., 1931-04-03
CARTA CAlLEA AFTCA DE CUBA
ESTA ~INFORMANDGN DE-
FENSOR DE ESPINtA

Habana, AbriI So Mn.
fernando ante ell {
guerra que oyera pfNk =
contra ell conan EspKo-
sa, acusado idad\n
la explosion ia boNba an
hiciera ave%as en- ell &alaci6
presidencisX ell dia % Ae fe-
brero. e y. Ricardo DON ca
tedr. gde derecho penn y
.Ssa ~ de ese militar.
L$ssfueba testifical fue Ia
La gaceta., 1931-04-03

81 Gerardo pescara menos Y
considerara mas a sus pueblo,
las palabras de su "gAataca"
maxinAo las interpretarfa CO.
mo I'm "saludable aviso".
Todo ell pueblo,-quiso decir
81 super-chota,-detesta la Die
tadura y quiere que ell Dictator
Sc marche de Cuba.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
HOLTVILLE NEWS BRIEFS

last week to visit their daughter in
Oakland.
Dr.. Z. II. Kersten is quite sick
with flu but is some better the last
few days.
H. r. Berger is moving his jcwelry
store to FL Centre. We are sorry
TO lose Mr.. Berger from our midst.
Jack Casson had the misfortune
to have his collar bone broken Sun
day morning. Il was caused by n
heavy timber falling from the top
Of the packing shed where he was
working.
The Alter society held their bridge
party at the Legion hall Thursday
afternoon, large crowd attending.
High score was made By Mrs. r. B.
Harmon.
Charles Mckay and family Of
Minneapolis called on old friends
here Friday. Mckay lived here
% years ago. Carl Morford drove
him around the community and ne
was surprised at the wonderful
growth in the last few years.
A large crowd attended the meet
ing at El Centre Saturday evening
and heard Evangelist Scoville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HartZog en-
tertained with a lovely bridge dim
ner Saturday evening The rooms
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
ANTICIPATE LARGE
ATTENDANCE FOR
CLUB LADIES DAY

With the women IS tournament at
the Barbara Worth Country club
coming this weekend. Il Is antic.-
pated that tomorrow attendance
at the weekly club Ladies day will
be unusually large since the pros
pective entrants in the tournament
will be busy with the qualifying
rounds.
1t is also expected that members
from all the valley clubs will be
present. and in view of the delightful
spring weather an enjoyable day
is anticipated.
Playing will begin at - o'clock
tomorrow morning and the women
Of st. Paul's Episcopal guild will
serve luncheon between the hours
of u and 2. The afternoon will De
occupied with either bridge or golf
With the new porch furniture,
with the tables shaded by gay beach
umbrellas. the country club pre-
Sents a most attractive appearance
and furnishes an opportunity for
recreation.
The tournament itself is to be
held March 7 and 8, Saturday and
OF this week. Women from
the Calexico International, Brawley,
Del Rio and Yuma clubs kave been
invited to enter the tournament and
it promises 10 be one Of the most
successful events of the kind ever
held at the local club.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
BY SISTER MARY
\FA Service Writer

THE housewife in search o.
L meat substitute will find an
excellent one in cheese. It's a good
, source OF protein and quite mex
pensive. Its favor as We'll as its
food value make ii worthwhile
addition to the dietary. Such
bland foods as rice. macaroni.
bread and hominy gain favor in a
variety of ways by the addition of
cheese. Combinations with these
foods and potatoes and tomatoes
as well provide pleasant change
from the ordinary ways of serving
these staple products.
Less than an ounce of American
cheese furnishes 100 eaiories. One
and one-eighth cube equals this
amount. Three ounces or about
four level tablespoonfuls of cot
tage cheese furnish 100 calorie5.
In comparison with this. two
ounces of broiled sirloin steak
furnish 100 calories. This is
very small portion. the average
serving being about twice that
amount.
The hard American cheese ade
from whole milk contains most of
the protein and fat and a large
part of the lime of the milk from
which it was made. It's really a
concentrated form of milk and has
great food value. This type Of
cheese adds the yitamin necessary
for growth to ones diet. but is
lacking in other essentials.
Variety in Cteescs
Cottage cheese is high in nutri-
tive value and is classed as a pro
tective" food. II contains many
OF the Tactic acid bacteria found in
sour milk and has much the same
beneficial effect on our digestive
systems.
There are innumerable varieties
of cheese. both domestic and i'm
ported. and for purposes of classi-
hcation they are conveniently di-
vided into three gruups-hard,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
VETS OF FOREIGN
WARS TO CHOOSE
LOCAL OFFICERS

First annual election and installa-
ton of officers Of the local camp
of the V. F. w. is scheduled to take
place at the Moose home on Sixth
street on the night of March 9. after
being postponed from tonight
Brawley S organization meeting will
take place March II.
Among the visiting dignitaries
will be Q. T. Mahaney, department
chief of staff; E. M. Johnson, dep
uty department chief of staff; Val
Branden, department senior vice
commander, and Thomas c. Ryan,
department inspector.
The degree team from Border
post Nc. 1887 at Calexico will be
present for the occasion. Calexico
post also will be represented by a
large delegation from among the
membership.
San Diego and other coast cities
recently announced the intention of
assisting the valley posts at their
organization sessions.
Many ex-service men in Ell Centro
already have signed for membership
at this time as the charter is open.
Others are expected to become al
tiiated before the chapter closes.
Seeks to Aid Veterans
The organization of Veterans oil
Foreign Wars is known as the ''Golo
Stripe organization and only those
are eligible who have seen servicc
lin the army navy or marine corps
of the United States on foreign SOIL
or hostile waters III any war, NJ
surrection or expedition for which
the government issues a campaign
badge or service clasp
V.F. w. is declared to be the Iirst
To conceive the need OF Worio
war service pension for dlsaoieo
veterans denied compensation un-
der the World war compensation
act; first to sponsor legislation re-
Gently advocated for consohdation
of all government veteran reilci
agencies under one head; first 10
advocate a government employment.
bureau service for the assistance OF
ex-service men; first 10
conduct a national campaign 10
make the Star Spangled Banner
the official national anthem oil the
nation: first to adopt a national
program in support of citizens , mill
tarv training camps, and many 9TH
er. projects Of Importance 10 VET
Grams and the government. -
Membership in the V. F. W; Is
declared to be an insurance poilcy
that guarantees the future care ana
welfare of a veteran IS wife and chii,
dren in the event OF ms suo"ei' "''N
untimely death.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

Bailey OF Calipatria, county Cir
Reserve chairman.
The board passed a resolution ex-
tending its best wishes for the sue
cess of the Boy Scout drive which is
being held this week. the two or
ganlzationS being sympathetic in
aims and achievements. The Y. w.
c. A. drive is not completed but ac-
tive solicitation will cease until af-
ter the termination of the Scout
campaign for funds.
Seek Adult Members
Mrs. Williams and Miss Grace
Harvey. associate secretary who has
her headquarters in the north END
OF the valley. outlined a plan for
adult membership in the county Y.
w. c. A. The board has felt that
the time is ripe for some such prof.
ect and hopes to inaugurate a cam
paign for adult membership in the
near future.
The regional conference at Asilo-
mar is to be held April 7-l0 and is
designed for the whole Pacific
It is hoped that a num-
Der of El Centro women may attend
since some exceptionally fine women
are to address the conference.
Among these outstanding women
Are Miss Henrietta Roeloffs, execu-
tive secretary of the rural commit
mites staff: Miss Anna Clark. staff
member. and Miss Helen Flack. sec
-etarv for the northwest rural COM
nunities staff. The theme OF the
,onference will be concerned with
he work in rural communities such
is Imperial Valley.
Delegates from Calexico, II Cen
no. Imperial. Brawaey. Westmor
and and Calipatria were present
yesterday. the local representatives.
icing Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Finney, MFs'
dcFuen and Mrs. c. w. Whislef.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
Evangelist Will
Address Chamber

Members of the Ell Centre CHAM
Der of Commerce will have an OPP
portunity to hear Dr.. Charles Reign
Scoville. of Chicago, vino is holding
a series of meetings at the State
Street Christian church in FL Gen.
tro this week at tomorrows lunch
con meeting. l.. Jcoville will use
as his theme The Spartan Moth
er's Parting instruction to her Sol
dier-Son".
In addition Prof. Isaac Newton
Farris, of Sedalia Mo. will give
two piano concert numbers during
the luncheon meeting. Prof. Far
ris is member OF the Scoville
party and is celebrated both as a
pianist and an organist.
r. 3. WhitelaW, president of the
local chamber invites any persons
interested to be present at tomor-
rows luncheon and states that
women are always welcome at the
chamber OF commerce luncheons
and are especially invited TO at
tend the noon-day meeting tomor-
row. which is held at The Hotel
Barbara Worth
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
PLAN PARTY FOX
J. c. WOMENFOLh II

Many smart affairs are piahheo
for the entertainment OF the Wom-
enfolk accompanying the delegates
10 the Junior chamber Of commerce
convention to be held in FL Centric
this weekend.
Saturday noon the women will
have luncheon with the men ana IN
the afternoon a bridge party VIII
be given for their enjoyment, both
affairs to take place at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
In the evening the men and wom-
en- will attend a dinner in MeXlcah
and return to the Barbara Worth
hotel for the supper dance. Sunday
the entire group will be guests OF
the Imperial Irrigation district on
trip to Algodones.
e. Centro ladies OF the junior
chamber OF commerce are invited
to attend the affairs and are par
ticularly urged to be present at the
bridge party Saturday afternoon at
2 o clock on the mezzanine floor,
since this is designed especially for
the women guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
LUNCHEON HONORS
MRS. {. J. BROOKS S

Complimenting Mrs. c. j. Brooks
Of Winslow, Arizona, who has been
much feted during her stay in this
city, Mrs. Forrest z. Kutz was hos
tess at prettily appointed luncheon
recently at her home, 500 Len Rey
avenue.
A green and white color scheme
was effectively carried out in the
decorations and the menu itself
Covers were laid for Mrs. Brooks
and Mesdames Norman E. Dupont,
Vaughn Thompson, Fred P. Nuttall
o. G. Horne, M. J. Wolinsky, Harry
Horton, Roy E. Breedlove, j. L. Da-
Wis, w. j. Clements, Carey R. Tam.
Z. Z. Clements, F. D. Jacobs and
John Stewart Ross of Los Angeles.
Bridge occupied the afternoon and
prize winning scores were held by
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Nuttall and Mrs.
Ross.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
z3::; S=. OF Interest to Women 5::::: :;5::
Society
Clubs
COUNTY 7. ". c. A. BOARD INSTALLS
OFFICERS AT MEETING YESTERDAY

since there is to be no annual Y
w c. A. banquet this year due tc
the cutting down Of expenditures
annual reports were given al yes.
'eroay s meeting OF the county exc.
cutlVe board. the meeting taking
pIace at the j. A. Bollman residence
IN Calipatria.
Luncheon hostesses were Mrs
Bollman, Mrs. William Corn. Mrs
George Gullett. and Mrs. W l.
Stuckey. and the &c members of the
board present enjoyed a delicious
meal
AT the business session which fol-
lowed, Mrs. H. Y. Gray. treasurer.
made her report for the year. as did
Mrs. w. a. Tondro. county Girl Re-
serve chairman. Mrs. A. c. Finnev.
county camp chairman. and Mrs. w
Payne. Eastside chairman.
Mrs. w. ". McEuen then installed
the following officers for the COM
ing year: Mrs. II. j. Jones of Ell Cen
tro, president; Mrs. Percy Palmer,
first e-preSident; Mrs. Genevieve
Williams Of Caleyico, second vice
president; Mrs. J. A. Bollman OF
Calipatria, recording secretary; Mrs.
Lawrence Richards of Holtville, COR
responding secretary, and Mrs. H
Y. Gray of Imperial treasurer.
Appointive officers for the new
year as announced by Mrs. Jones
are: Mrs w. W. McEuen of e. Gen.
tro. county finance chairman; Mrs.
A. c. Finney OF El Centre. county
camp chairman, and Mrs. George
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
STANDARD RULES
OF ETIQUETTE

Question: Should man secure
the consent OF the girls father to
the engagement?
Answer: Yes.
Question: Should a young man
consult his fiancee before purchas-
ing an engagement ring?
Answer: The man usually con-
triyes to lind out what sort of ring
the girl may want SO that his gil:
will be something she will enjoy.
Question: When does a girl wear
the engagement ring for the first
time?
Answer She wears ii publicly for
the first time on the day the en-
gagement is formally announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
DOOR PRIZES WILL
FEATURE LUNCHEON

Another OF the enjoyable bridge
hncheons which are sponsored each
month by the Woman s Ter Thou
SAND club viii take place THURSDAY
OF this week February, March 5.
at clock III the club house.
Those women in the community,
whether club members or net. who
enjoy a game Of cards, are invited
to be present A delicious luncheon
will be served and as we'll as the
prizes to be awarded to the win
ners, every patron present will re-
ceive a door prize.
Those who expect to attend arc
asked TO make their reservations as
soon as possible, either with Mrs r.
c. Clemons, telephone 6l8, or with
Mrs. Lillian Surface, 693.
Mrs. q. z. Lemons heads the
March committee and vii! be as
sisted by Mesdames r. c. Clemons,
S. H. Embury, Lillian Surface, Dor
sey WhitclaT, Romeo c. Smith. j.
w. Donohue and r. H. Cary.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
p. E. o. CHAPTER J
ELECTS OFFICERS
FOR COMING YEAR

Mrs. W. j. Clements was elected
president of Chapter AV. P. E. O.,
at the meeting held yesterday with
Mrs. Drummond Huston as hostess
at her home in Imperial
Serving with Mrs. Clements during
the new chapter year will be Mrs.
Harold A. Burnhan as vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Harry Horton as record
ing secretary, Mrs. j. Drummond
Huston as corresponding secretary,
Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw as treasurer.
Mrs. o. G. Horne as chaplain and
Mrs. Vaughn N. Thompson as guard.
The above named officers were in
stalled in office at yesterday : meet
ing, Mira. Clements accepting the
honor done her with few gracious
words of gratitude. Mrs. Eurnham
vas then presented a gift il recog-
milton of the chapter s appreciation
Of her services. Mrs Bradsllaw max
ing the presentation speech.
Various matters of chapter busi-
ness occupied the business session
which followed the luncheon, the
sum of $40 being voted toward the
annual Boy Scout drive.
Mrs Huston served a delightful
luncheon at noon, and the luncheon
trays and the house were charm
ing with bouquets Of spring flowers
in pastel shades.
Members present yesterday were
Forrest E. Kutz, Howard !
P. Meyer, W. J. Clements. o. J. !
H. c. Coe, Harold A. !
o. G. Horne, R. w. Camp I,
bell. John Stewart Ross, Vaughn n. ,
Thompson, Roy E. Breedlove, Harry /
Earle G. Davis and J. .
.rummond Huston.
Visitors were Mrs. J. L. House /
and Mrs. C. Z. Sones, members of /,
rrar-e- GW D = n
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03

Oyer-cooking of cheese makes it
tough and rubbery and splits the
fat. making it difficult to digest.
Cheese Is sufficiently cooked when
il is melted.
The Italian fashion of serving
grated cheese with soup has much
in its favor. Potato. spinach, on
ion-almost any vegetable cream
soup gains much nourishment and
flavor if grated cheese is added
when the soup is served.
Another good way to use cheese
is in cream sauce. Add the cheese
when the sauce is thoroughly cook
ed and let stand over hot water or
by the side OF the fire just long
enough to melt the cheese.
The following menu will sug.
gest other combinations:
Brown rice croquettes with
cheese sauce, buttered string
beans. lettuce and tomato salad,
lemon sponge pie. milk. coffee.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
Many Reservations For
Eastern Star Parties

Reservations are coming in rap
idly for the three day series OF
bridge parties to be sponsored by
the local Eastern Star chapter for
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings Of this week.
The affairs will take place at the
Bion Bibbins residence on Wensley
avenue, and all friends of the chap
ter are invited to attend any or all.
Playing will begin at 8 O'Clock and
prizes and refreshments have been
planned for the enjoyment of the
guests. Reservations should be
made with either Mrs. Bibbins or
Mrs. y. L. Martin.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-03
MRS. MARGARET KIRBY
Press staff Correspondent

j. Y. Yeargin and Dave Vencil!
went to Los Angeles Friday. return
ing Sunday.
Mrs. J. K. Fahring spent the past
week in Monroyia with Mrs. Ed
Carskaden. It is with regret we
hear that Mr.. Carskaden is very Ill
in the White Memorial hospital.
j. r. Snyder and wife returned
from Hollywood Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. V. Oakley of San
Diego are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor.
Gordon Schneider is quite i'll with
flu and has beer away from his
business for several days.
Mrs. Laura Thornburg OF Indiana
is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs,
j. r. Snyder. and will spend the re-
mainder of the winter with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shaver left