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The Washington times., 1932-03-25
Mr.. Brandeis' Solemn
Warming
d.. HInudo q ROInoro
BIZ Claude G.. BOWers

Author of "The Party of the Jackson Period Tho Struggle
for Democracy in America, Jefferson and Hamilton
"Tbe Tragic Era," and other important works.
The Washington times., 1932-03-25
THE 23D PSALM
"The Lord Is My Shepherd"

(Like some poor sheep, I
wander with the human flock
not knowing why I am nor
The Washington times., 1932-03-25

And this: "Then why are
my children hungry?"
And that is where the too
optimistic find themselves
in a blind alley.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

FIRST ROUND OF MATCH PLAY IN
GOLF TOURNEY OPENS THURSDAY

Promptly at 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning, the first flight i'll the
second annual invitational match
of the Barbara Worth Country
club will tee off, and from then
until the final tallies on Sunday
night, dubs and experts will be in
the midst of battle for honors.
Eight complete flights will par
ticipate in the tournament, mean
ing that 128 golfers are out after
scalps. A score or more entered
the tournament but failed 10 quail
ify for various reasons.
Honors for low gross score in
the qualifying rounds were a dead
heat between A. H. Mcclure of
Yuma and Billy Williams of CAL
eXico, each of whom turned in a
rs They will play off for the prize
offered for the low gross.
Low net score was turned in by
Frank Johnston of Los Angeles,
entered under the colors of the Del
Rio club at Brawley. who had a 60
when the mathematicians got
through adding and subtracting.
As shown in the accompanying
list OF entries for the match play,
it will be conducted on a handi-
cap basis. Each entrants handicap
is placed opposite his name. Time
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
BY SISTER MARY
NEl Snr,.ic.. NA-rirnr

VERY often. when vegetables
' are served in great variety, q
vegetable cream soup is not want
ed in the menu and a meat broth
fails To give the required number
of calories and nourishment OF
course there's always cream of
mushroom soup. rich and delic-
ious, but for plain everyday fare.
You will mud curnmeal soup eco
nomieal and satisfying
This soup is ideal TO serve when
meat Is of the menu. tor II Is
very nourishing. providing much
food value IN both calories and
mineral content Either stock or
milk or a combination of stock
and milk can be used. While the
stock gives flavor 1t furnishes lit
tie nourishment. All milk gives
the maximum OF nourlshment. The
combination of milk and stock sac
rifices some nourishment for f1ay-
or. but this is justitiable since one
OF the missions OF Il soup Is TO
whet the appetite.
When the soup is made with
half stock and half milk. the total
number OF calories amounts to 952
with 125 calories OF protein. This
makes one cup of the soup equal
IN food value 10 a very small SerY-I
ing OF Swiss steak
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

fer each flight will be found at
the head of each group and en-
trants are asked by the commit
tee to cooperate with them by
being ON hand ready for their par
ticular flight at the designated
time.
Under the system of handicap
ping, half the difference in strokes
will be credited in holes. For ex-
amble, where the difference in
strokes between matched players is
two, the entrant with the greatest
handicap is credited with one hole.
Players are again reminded by
the committee that lunch will be
served by the auxiliary during
match play and that dance Fri
day night will help to break the
tension expected when the players
begin to Smoke up" as the tourna-
ment proceeds.
Entries and the results of each
days play will be posted on bulle-
tins at the Del Rio, International
and Barbara Worth clubs and in
the Barbara Worth, De ANA and
Planters hotels.
Participants in the tournament
are urged by the committee to cut
out the accompanying list of en-
tries and time of play SO that they
may be guided by it.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
BOYCE ATEN UNIT PLANS MANY
ACTIVITIES FOR THIS MONTH

Boyce Aten and Ramona units is
keen, each being eager to win the
bell gavel offered by the district
president to the unit making the
most gains in membership. Ra-
mona unit needs nine new members
and Boyce Aten, five, to make 80
per cent gain. March 81 is the
last date in the contest and on
that date all unpa;o old member
ships become denquent. Since Boyce
Aten unit will hold its initiation
on March %, every member is
asked to bring in new member
before that time.
Veterans in the San Diego hos
pital are in need Of ear phones
and any unit member having dis
carded phones is asked to bring
them to the meeting Monday. Mrs.
May Pelling, district rehabilitation
chairman, announces that if the
phones are in need of repair, they
will be taken care of in San Di-
ego. Cast off books of fiction are
requested for the YountVille hos
pital and any member having do
nations is asked to turn them over
to the unit rehabilitation chairman
Brawley unit has announced
card party for Friday evening
March Il and has sent an invita-
ton to the members of Boyce Aten
unit to attend
Boyce Aten juniors will meet Sat-
urday, March II, with Mrs. Mar
garet Bratton at her home 551 Len
Rey avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
DANCE AND BRIDGE TEA on GOLF
CLUB SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK

Included among the many acti-
vities which take place this week
at the Barbara Worth golf club IS
the bridge tea scheduled for Sat
urday, March u, at 2:3O o'clock in
the club house.
1t is the plan of those in charge
TO make the tea an unusually at
tractive social event. The club
.house will be decorated for the oc-
casion, tea tables will be beautifully
appointed and hostesses will greet
the guests at the door to provide
that atmosphere of hospitality
which prevails at any social func-
tion.
Tables will be arranged for both
contract and auction and any wom-
an in the community who likes
bridge is urged to be present on
Saturday. Handsome prizes will be
given the winners of both the con-
tract and the auction games. The
afternoon will end with the serving
of tea by the members of the house
and furnishing committees.
While advance reservations are
not essential, they will be appre-
ciated, and El Centrans who plan
TO attend are asked to notify Mrs.
Allen P. Nuffer, 1O6-W or Mrs.
Henry L. Loud, 1924
Another social event of equal in
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
AGNES FERRIS
MARRIED IN TUCSON

A quiet ceremony performed
Monday at Tucson, Ariz., the home
Of her brother, Miss Agnes Ferris
Of this city became the bride OF
Stanley Bigelow, formerly OF New
York City and now a resident of
Ell Centro. The Rev. j. D. Fried
lingheim of the First Christian
church read the impressive ring
ceremony.
The pride was dressed in an at
tractive costume Of blue and white,
and wore gardenias. El Centrano
present were DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Z. Dupont.
Mrs. Bigelow has made a wide
circle Of friends here through her
work as FL Centro librarian. The
groom, a composer and author, is
the son Of the late DR.. Charles
Fesseden BigeloW of Boston and
Bar Harbor
MI. and Mrs. RigeloW are spend
ing the week at the Ross 7. Hick-
cox cottage on Point Iona. They
will reside IN FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
FAREWELL PARTY
HONORS VISITOR

As a farewell party for Mrs.
Ella NJ. Conant of Camden, New
York. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence E. Conant Of
this city, Mrs. J. D. Huston was
hostess yesterday at a pretrily ap-
pointed luncheon at the Barbara
Worth hotel
Covers were laid for NIesdames
Ros T. Hickcox. Dorsey Whitelaw,
Leroy Holt, ". S. FaWcett, James
w. Glassford. Arthur Edgar, r. D.
McPherrin, the honor guest and the
hostess.
Following the luncheon the group
motored TO the Huston home in I'm
perial for a game Of bridge
Madame Conant leaves tonight
for San Jose where she viii visit
friends before returning TO her
home in New York. On her re-
turn trip she will visit her grand
son II North Carolina.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

bad gastric stomach condition"
said Miss Thelma Stratton, 1856
21st st. Under DR.. Pierce's di-
rection 1 started to take his "Fa-
vorite Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery and these medi-
cines made a wonderful change III
my condition. 1 had more relief
from DR.. Pierce's medicines than
from any I ever took"
Write to DR.. Pierce's Clinic, Dept.
"S03," Buffalo, n. Y, for free med
ical advice. All druggists sell
DR.. Pierce'S Medicines
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
SHRINE CLUB HAS
CALEYICO MEETING

Mrs. A. W. Knudsen Of CaleXico
was hostess yesterday to the mem
bers Of the White Shrine social
club at the regular club meeting.
Luncheon was followed by
bridge. Mrs. Bertha Gillett Of Ell
Centro winning first prize, Mrs.
E. 2. Battle Of Sacramento, the
second. Mrs. J. c. Knudsen Of Salt
Lake City. the third, and MIS-.
w. J. McClelland Of El Centre
the door prize.
El Centrans present yesterday
were Mesdanes Florence Damron.
Alice DuSold, Bertha GilleJt,
Agatha Hall, Nina Stafford. Marica
Farrell. all Of whom are members,
and Mrs. W. J McClelland and
Mrs. E. T. Battle Of Sacramento,
guests. Mrs. Battle IS the house
guest Of Mrs. DuSOld.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
NEW OFFICERS ARE
CHOSEN BY GUILD

Mrs. Howard P. Never was eject
ed PRESIDENT Of the Presbyterian
guild at yesterdays meeting held
il ~ q -cl
Other CI1--srs Who VIII sergr With
Mrs. Meyer are. MIS-. y. C. Neale,
Wce-president; Mrs. O. J Brad
shaw. recording secretary; Mrs. E.
O. Carter, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. w. 4 Scheniman, treas
urer. These officers take office
Immediately.
Mrs. ". A. Scheniman and her
circle served luncheon yesterday
The tables were decorated with col
orful snapdragons and candles
Covers were laid for 40 members.
The morning was devoted %
sewing and in the afternoon the
business session took place
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Sanitary Chiefs
To Convene Here

Sanitary inspectors from all
parts of Southern California will
be represented at a meeting of the
California Association of Sani-
tarians to take place at the Bar
bara Worth hotel on the night of
March u. Dinner will be served
at 7:30 o'clock.
Among the speakers will be Miss
Jane H. Rider. director of the Ari-
2ona state laboratory and w. S.
Mangold, director of the Los An
geles county health department
school of sanitary inspectors. DR..
Warren F.. Fox, Imperial county
health officer, will conduct a round
table discussion of sanitation prob
lens. Reservations may be made
by telephoning the county health
department at 70l.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
OF Interest to Women
Society
Clubs
DRESS REHEARSAL TONIGHT
EOR CONE OF THE EANILI y
: TONIGHT
FOR "0NE OF

Dress rehearsal for the Desert
Players production of the smart
society drama, "One of the Family
takes place tonight and is the last
step in completing preparations
for the opening performance which
will take place Thursday night in
the Wilson school auditorium under
the auspices of the Ten Thousand
club
Interest is keen in this production
by amateurs, the first step IN the
formation of a little theatre guild
to present worthwhile plays for the
community Tickets have had an
excellent advance sale and indica-
tions are that the performances on
both Thursday and Friday eve
nings will be attended by record
breaking crowds.
Under the capable direction Of
Miss Gretta Gould, head Of the
drama department of the Academy
OF Music and who has had wide
experience both as an actress and
IN connection with the development
Of the little theatre, the competent
cast has perfected a professional
performance that will afford an
evening of entertainment n
amusement for the audience.
Mrs. Fred Cross and Maurice
Fox will play the leading parts in
the drama. Mrs. Cross interpretS
the role of the frank and whole
souled girl who marries the son OF
an aristocratic Boston family. and
whose problem Of too much family
is the problem around which the
play unfolos
Maurice Fox has had consider
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
ELKS CARD PARTY
TOMORROW NIGHT

Third Of the series Of -four
bridge parties being sponsored by
the local Elks lodge viii take place
tomorrow evening, March 10, IN
the club house.
Preceding the card game will be
a delicious chicken dinner served
under the direction Of the kitchen
mechanics. The lodge is noted for
the fine dinners which it puts OH
and everyone who attends is GER
tain Of an unusually good meal
Contract or bridge will be played
according - the desires of the
guests and prizes will be given TO
the winners.
Elks and their friends are urged
70 be present TO enjoy the delight
ful evening planned for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
MOOSE WONEN GIVE
DINNER TONIGHT

A tempting, home cooked chicken
dinner will be served tonight by the
women Of the Moose who invite the
public to attend and to enjoy the
products Of their culinary skill
Serving viii begin at o'clock in
the Moose home on Sixth street and
will continue until o'clock. A nom.
inal charge will be made for the
dinner.
Committees il charge Of arrange
ments for tonights dinner were
busily at work this morning seeing
that every detail has been taken
care Of so that everything is in
readiness for tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Court SusDends
Three Sentences

Their passes out of Ell Centre
via suspended sentences in police
court were issued to three defend
ants today by Judge J. E. Simpson.
Jose Manuel, &c. who pleaded
guilty to drunkenness, was SEN
fenced TO three months in the coun-
ty Jail. and the sentence suspend
ed on condition he leave town. E.
w. Fuller, %, and Jack Burg, "a,
charged with vagrancy, were sem
fenced to 80 days Imprisonment
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

Announcement Of Boyce Aten
unit plans for this month is made
today through The Press.
Meetings for this month will be
under the supervision of Mrs. Thel-
ma Connolly, chairman of the unit
activities committee. The regular
business meeting is scheduled for
March Il, when all committee
chairman are asked to turn in
written reports.
On March %, a pot luck dinner
and card party for members only
will take place. At this time all
new members will be initiated.
In regard to membership it is
pointed out that rivalry between
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
MasOns Plan To
Gather At Border

Imperial Valley Masons are look
ing forward to an important Mas
onic gathering in CaleXico Saturday
night when Pentalpha Masonic
lodge of Los Angeles will be in
charge Of degree work and enter
tainment.
The coast lodge will bring its own
minstrel show which will be staged
in the CaleXico High school audi
torium. Degree work will be ar
ranged for the Masonic Temple.
A dinner dance at the Hotel de
Anza will eliminate the evenings
festivities. Dinner is to be served
at 1920 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
SEVENTH FLIGHT, 500 A. NJ.
Ell CENTRANS HEAR
FAMOUS PIANIST

A group of Ell Centrans motored
to San Diego yesterday to hear
Myran Hess, considered one of the
greatest woman pianists of today,
at the Amphion club concert in the
Savoy theatre.
Those in the party were Mrs. Oria
Kenah, Miss Lucille Krause, Masa-
ka Yukawa, Lois Naito, Jane AL
derson, J. B. Fisher, Frank Wilby
and Roy Sweeney
The group returned last night
and all are highly enthusiastic ov-
er the brilliant performance given
by the artist.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

able experience in dramatic work,
and aside from being leading man
for one Of the Family, has de
signed and built the attractive sets.
Character parts are played by a
number Of we'll known El Centrans.
Mrs. F. D. Jacobs will play the part
Of Miss Priscilla Adams Of the an
cient Adams family Who IS ae-
cuStomed TO running things IN her
own high-handed fashion; Mrs.
Lyman Robertson (AIercedes FroS0
portrays the sister-in-laW, smart,
charming and a bit unScrupulous.
Mrs. Norman c. Deaton IS a haugh-
ty Adams sister: Miss Mary Kate
Stewart plays the flapper Adams,
little Penelope; Miss Barbara Ham
mond enactS the only truly comic
role, that Of Maggie, the Dunkard
cook.
The villain in the play. for ey-
cry play must have its villain, Is
portrayed by Frank L Morrison who
in addition to his laborS as villain.
has designed the handsome posters
advertising the play and assisted
with the designing Of the scenery.
John Cameron IS Burke, the mil
honaire. and Russell Lewis, plays
George Adams. a scion OF the Back
Bay family
With this excellent cast, and with
Miss Gould'S competent direction.
FL Centrans will see an amateur
play in which real talent is dis
played.
Tickets may be secured from the
Sterling Securities Co, from the
Diller Hardware Co. from Clem-
ents Drug store. the Valley Drug
store or from any Girl Reserve.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Gretta Could To GiUe
Radio Program Tonight

Dedicated to the Ten Thousand
club, delightful IS minutes pro-
gram will be given over the local
radio station tonight and tomor-
row morning by Miss Gretta
Gould, head of the drama depart
ment Of the Academy of Music and
director Of the play, "One of the
Family to be given on Thursday
and Friday nights Of this week.
FL Centrans are invited to tune
IN on KXO at 6 O'Clock tonight and
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning
when Miss Gould will give a.
quarter of an hour Of delightful
entertainment
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Cornneal Soup

Three tablespoons butter, ~
cup minced onion. Il cup shred
ded sweet green pepper. bay leaf.
teaspoon kitchen bouquet. ,
cups veal or chicken stock. cups
milk. l teaspoon salt. Ia teaspoon
pepper. tablespoons -four.
tablespoons cornmeal. u cup
grated cheese
Melt butter in soup kettle and
add onion and pepper STIR and
cook until onion is d golden straw
color Add seasoning. stock and
milk. Add cornmeal and stir
hard until mixture bolls Stir
hour 10 smooth paste with d lit
lie cold milk. adding hot soup
slowly until mixture pourS readily.
Add TO the soup. stirring constant
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Potato and Cheese Soup

Three medium sized potatoes. l
cup grated cheese. cups milk.
tablespoons butter. 3 tablespoons
flour. > teaspoons salt, 1-2 tea
spoon white pepper. , teaspoons
sugar. , tablespoons grated onion.
l teaspoon tabasco sauce. 2 table
spoons minced parsley.
Steam or boil potatoes in the
Jackets" Peel and put through
ricer Melt butter and stir in
-four Add milk, stirring constant
ly. and bring TO the boiling point.
Add prepared potatoes. seasoning
and cheese and boil one minute.
Add parsley and serve at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Social Breyities

Miss Gretta Gould, head of the
Academy of Musics drama depart
ment and director of the play "One
of the Family, to be given in Ell
Centro this week. reviewed Max
well Anderson's Elizabeth the
Queen" for the literature section
of the Calexico woman's club at
the meeting yesterday. Next week
she will review Eugene O'Neil's,
Mourning Becomes Electra.
Mrs. E. j. Mack will be hostess
to the Music section Of the Ten
Thousand club tomorrow afternoon
at her home on West Main street.
Members are asked to meet at
1890 o'clock
Accompanying Mr. and Mrs.
George Ragan Of Laguna Beach,
former residents of this city, on
their visit to Ell Centre, are Miss
Emma Gilman and Miss Edith
Bechtel, also of Laguna Beach.
Miss Gilman is visiting her nephew
Frank Beyschlage of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

terest is the dance TO be given Fri
day night. March Il, at the golf
CLUB under the auspices Of the
social committee.
This affair is given in Connec-
ton with the tournament in prog
ress this week at the club and will
be attended by club members, their
friends and a number Of out-of-
town guests who are playing in the
tournament.
Good music has been arranged for
the affair and speciality numbers
will add to the enjoyment Of the
guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Daily Report Of
Stock Markets

NEW YORK, March .. (U.P3-Thc
stock market sold off fractions to
two points today after moving IN
narrow range earlier in the ses :
sion. Trading was dull about
100000 shares undet' yesterdays
volume.
There was no particular pressure
except in one Of the utilities and
Radio Corporation issues. The
market lacked incentive to rise
and many took profits near the
close. In the last few minutes.
however, the leaders came back
moderately.
Steel common touched 50as in
the early trading and late in the
day dipped below 40. Auburn was
whirled up TO 96h, up Az points
net, but 1t later lost more than
half the gain. American Telephone
declined more than points from
its high for the day of 134A, anu
other leaders slipped back with .
in the utility division. Rails dipped
with other issues near the close
Special stocks and mercantile is
sues also were lower as were foods,
the latter registering gains in the
first part of the day. Oils made
new highs before running into
profit-t taking.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
White Shrine To GiUe
Card Party In March

Tuesday, March 20, is the date
set by Oasis Shrine, No. 20, w. S.
of j., for a benefit card party to
be held in the Masonic temple and
to which the public is invited.
Committees to take charge OF
the various arrangements have
been appointed and more complete
plans will be announced in a latey
issue of The. Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
GUILD TO CONDUCT
RUMMAGE SALE SOON

Plans for a rummage sale to be
held on Saturday, March 10, were
discussed at yesterdays meeting Of
st. PauPs guild held in the parish
hall.
The day was devoted to sewing
and at noon a pot-luck luncheon
was served.
Members present were Mesdames
Aylmer Thompson, Harry Horton,
L. S. Bougler, Charles Jenney.
Frank G. Weir, Bill Roberts, Ro-L
e. BreedloVe, Loueve Modem,
w. A. Tondro and the Rev.
Charles Bailey, vicar of st. Paul's.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Class Meets For
Usual Monthly Social

Meeting last night in the State
Street Christian church for the
regular monthly social, members
Of the adult Bible class enjoyed a
delicious pot-luck supper.
During the business meeting a
committee was appointed to Wsi.
absent members. After the busi-
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
WOman's Trouble And
Gastric Stomach

San Francisco,
Calf. For a
long time I suf-
f e re d from
Woman's trouble.
1t especially af-
fected my left
side where my
pain was the
most S we're.
Along with this
trouble / had a
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Churches
Schools
- SISTER MARY'S
y y e. KITCHEN

Iy Brins to the boiling point
and cook fifteen minutes. When
ready 10 serve sprinkle grated
cheese over top OF each bowl
Another soup that furnishes
much nourishment at small cost is
potato and cheese soup. This soup
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

too, can be made with half milk
and half veal or chicken stock, or
all milk as taste dictates. Par
mesan cheese is preferred on ac-
count of its flavor, but any we'll
favored cheese hard enough to
CRATE can be used. Potatoes
should not be repeated in the
same meal with the potato and
cheese soup.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
TOmOrrOw'S Menu

BREAKFAST. c a n n d
peaches stuffed with Jelly, GER
cal. cream. eggs poached in
tomato puree. toast. milk, cof-
fee
LUNCHEON: Cornmea
soup. toast sticks. cresS and
apple salad, Jelly roll cake,
lemonade.
DINNER: Baked halibut
with lemon sauce. French
fried sweet potatoes. cauli-
flower au gratin. stuffed cell
cry and green pepper salad.
sponge cake with strawberry
fluff. milk, coffee.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09

LOS ANGELES, March 8. (U.P)-
The market was fractionally lower
during somewhat inactive trading
on the Los Angeles stock exchange
today. Interest centered in the
oils.
Standard Oil was the most active,
selling 1900 shares at 265s, un-
changed; Rio Grande sold 1000
shares at 2as, up Is; Union Asso-
ciateS was unchanged at lis OH
sales of 700 shares; Republican Pc
troleum sold TOO shares at Is, un-
changed.
Southern California Edison COM
mon sold 800 shares at 32h, un-
changed; Edison per cent pre-
ferred was unchanged at 24a on
sales of 400 shares; Edison 5iA per
cent preferred sold 200 shares at
22ii down 3s.
Transamerica sold 900 shares at
as, unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-03-09
Woman, 81, Never Tired
Takes Iron Daily

Il am g. 60 to church and at
tend parties and do not get a bit
tired. I eat and sleep well, thanks
to Vinol iron tonic. Mrs. NJ. Bat
dorf. Vinol tastes fine! Clements
Drug Store. adv.