Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1932-10-06
Ell CentrO's Fall
Opening Tomorrow
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visitors at their stores and tickets
will also be distributed to those
attending the open house which
will be held from to $50 o'clock
on next Friday night, Immediately
4 following the street parade.
Fred Nebel-Thau and G. w
Ashley, members of the entertain
ment committee of the fall open
ing, announce that entertainment
has been arranged to be given on
the streets of FL Centric starting
at 9 o'clock Friday night. This
program will include an hour of
street entertainment furnished
through the courtesy of Radio Sta
ton KXO, music by various high
school organizations, and varied
entertainment contributed by
bands and individuals who have
/ cooperated to make FL Centres fall
opening a success.
On Saturday night. at 9 O'Clock,
after the closing of the stores. a
public street dance will be held
between Fifth and Eighth streets,
with entertainment between dan
ces. Good music, pleasant weather,
interesting entertainment and
general spirit Of festivity promise
success for this event, the last of
the fall opening.
Massey J. Horton. chairman Of
the chamber of commerce fall OPP
ening committee, states that this
will be one of the most interesting
fall openings ever held in Ell Gen.
tro, with something of interest
from the opening parade on Friday
night at tbs o'clock until the close
OF the public dance Saturday night,
and he urges that every resident
Of FL Centre and the surrounding
territory set aside these two eve
nings to participate IN this COM
munity celebration and help make
Ell Centros 1892 fall opening an
outstanding event in the history
of the city.
Many Cars Entered
Tomorrow nights industrial par
ade will include over 200 cars rep
resenting car dealers, the oil COM
panies, all wholesale and retail
firms, freight and transportation
trucks, public utilities, creameries
and bakery companies.
In the general division all classes
of business will be represented, in
Guiding water companies, soft
drink companies, manufacturers,
garages, and repair shops and in
dividual businesses and organiza-
lions. Many of the cars in this di-
vision will be decorated for the &C.
casion.
Music for the occasion will be
furnished by the FL Centre city
band, the broadcasting car of the
Texas company and a similar car
operated by Schmitt Electric COM
I pany. In addition a number of
companies expect to provide music
on their individual trucks. Trick
/ bicycle riders and a number of
other features will entertain as
the cars pass through the streets
/ Councilman H. w. Fawcett will
! head the parade with a mounted
+ escort from the Pitzer Riding acad-
( envy. This group will be preceded
I by representatives of the state
/ traffic squad to clear the streets
of traffic and will also be followed
! by a group of the traffic squad
on motorcycles. Used car dealers
will be next in the line up with
! the city band included in this di-
vision. Division number two will
4 be headed by Massey J. Horton
and division three, will be led by
w. A. Tondro, president of the FL
/ Centric chamber.
Next in order viii be the Texaco
4 boadcasting car and Fred Nebel
4 THAI of the entertainment COM
mittee will follow heading the
1 fourth division. The general di-
I vision. lead by c. W. Ashley, men,
Der of the entertainment commit
tee, and a fleet of trucks, preced-
cd by the Schmitt broadcasting
car will follow