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Dratha
THE FAMILY.

ANDERSON. ELIZABETH. On Sunday. Jan
vary H. s2z st. her rHslasaee Isl LIST
late Richard Betters and devoted mother
of Mrs. Rosa Hall and Mrs. Dorothy
five grandchildren and many friends. Flu
neral Wednesday. January 20, at 2 pm,
st, NV Relatives and friends invited. Is.
ANsELL. ELMEpA: On Sunday, December
ANSELL, daughter Of Brig Gen. and Mrs.
Samuel T. An s H Bara s T be If the
ThuTsday. January, Il. 1882, Her parents
their daughter ct, Miss Madeiras School
OF. at vassar College. class of 1925. or
other friends attend. 20
BELL. MARY. Departed this life on Sat-
vile Vice of fsair Bell. She leaves to mourn mourn
their loss one sister Mrs Beatrice Ban
n 5ordan s ST. ND w. and Garter or
dan, Baltimore, Md. Funeral services at
st. VINCENT de Pauls G Ghgrch M and
uaTy 90 at 8 am. Relatives and friends
invited.
uary ls 1882 At his residence, $3.50 n St,
ter's residence, Mrs. Alice Peano. 1918
Wisconsin ave, on Friday Friday January ~: at
Mission Church al $50 m Interment
walkers Chapel, Va 81
BROWN, JACK DONALD. Departed this
Life January IS, 1892 At his TeTidenee; 14s5
aged 8 years beloved son of Annie ard
Wilson Brown He is also also survived by
Other relatives and friends Remains
resting at Richardson & Robinson fu-
Fa ehnreh 5ee SANITARY ave 90 bsre
after at the above residence. Funeral
from his late home THURSDAY, January q.
ficiating. Interment Payne's Cemetery 20
uary IT. 1882. at 1855 o'clock. at her resi-
der &C. l$4l St r, nv LEM LENA BROWN
yo5spl IRE Broof S GaT PROVE Rem SEesF
Fraaier's funeral home, 2s9 Rhode, Island
~ Pogsa H from The above rssdsnns Gn
lives and friends invited. 1nterment
Mount Zion Cemetery.
BRYAN. RICHARD HUGHLETT. On Sur
1 ds Hospta al 1877 e 4
BRYAN husband Of the late rS GfGrgi, 1n2
7th st. ne. on Wednesday, JANUARY 20
at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry 10
BUCKINGHAM, ALICE Motherhood. On
WOOD BUCKINGHAM, beloved wife of
John Hosmer Buckngham and mother Of
Buckingham. Funeral services Thursday
January 81, at pm. at Hysong's flu
neral parorS, 1900 st. NV. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BuRCH, MATTE. Suddenly. on Monday
January 10, 1882. at her residence. Central
ave. Berwyn. Md, MATTE BUR Oh. be-
loved daughter of the late Martha and
Thomas w. Burch and beloved sister of
Mary E. Burch She also leaves three
nephews, John Earl, Hyland and RAYMOND
Burch Funeral from Holy Redeemer
Church. Berwyn, Md, on Wednesday. jan
uary 20. at 9 am. Interment Congres-
sional Cemetery. 10
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IL Gin. dinner plates, IL
bread and butter plates, IL
lin. pie plates, IL sin.
fruits, IL teacups, IL sau-
GERS, IL soups, l covered
dish, l sugar covered. l
creamer, ] 15-in. platter, l
l3-in. platter, l sauce boat
tcovered) l baker, / nappy.
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FOUND.

FOUND.
POLICE DOG. female; affectionate. c.
2790. or 3214 18th st. NV
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life on SUNDAY. January. IT, 1882, Rev;
husband OF Mrs. Lucy A. Roberts, devoted
father of Dorothy Roberts and brother Of
other relatives and friends to mourn their
loss, Remains at his late residence, 10
and in state at Mount Carmel Baptist
Church. End and Eve SITS. NV. from. 10
am. Thursday. Funeral THURSDAY, at l
pm. from Mount Carmel Baptist Church.
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ROBINSON. CHARLES E. Departed t

KUBINSUN' CHARLES E.. Departed Lnls
life, suddenly on Saturday. January is.
1892, at Emergency Hospital, Attorney
CHARLES E. ROBINSON, 1890 T st. NV,
devoted husband of Lulue Howe Robinson;
He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
wife, loving mother. Mrs. Lucinda E.
Kicks; a stepfather. Rev E. E. Kicks; two
brothers, Temple S. and Peter Robinson;
a sister, Mrs. Helen Fletcher; three sis
ters-in- law. two nieces, nephew and a
host of other relatives and friends Serv-
ices at ST. Luke'S Church, 18th and Church
SITS. NV. Wednesday, January 20, at 2:30
pm, Rev. T. J. Brown officiating. Inter
nent HarmnnY CematerY
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urday, January i6, 1882, MARY beloved
wife Of Isair Bell. She leaves to mourn
their loss one sister, Mrs. Beatrice Ban
kins. Hollywood Nd brothers, Eugene
E. Jordan 113 r st. NV. and Carter Jor-
dan, Baltimore, Md. Funeral services at
St. Vincent de Pauls Church. NJ and
South Capitol SITS. Sc, Wednesday. Jan
uary 20, at am. Relatives and friends
invited,
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WATERS. CATHERINE A. Suddenly, %
Monday evening, January 10, 1882, Of her
residence. AIT Columbia st. NV. CATH
ERNIE A. WATERS. She leaves to mourn
their loss a devoted husband. Charles
Waters; son, Charles Waters, jr.; . lov-
ing sister, three brothers, aunt and uncle.
daughter law, Mrs. Ellen Waters, and
host OF other relatives and friends. Flu
neral from Third Baptist Church Thurs
day. January 20, at / pm, Rev. Buliock
20
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1892; at his residence. Merriheld; va:
coi. c. 4. scoan ne' and nc Miss Miss corita 6;
s9anf w Eafe Falls SeEgeeS St. on Wed
nesday. J 1sus s" 70. at ioso am n vi Is.
SHEPPARD, SIDNEY H., On Sunday. Jan,
Hospta sff5 e " Maff Fsfs He
jr.; four Sisters, Maiinda Colbert. Georgia
Reed ceceia sheppard ard NetI TEE Tulsz ad
1HVi 0t Remains o resting 'o at W Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1882 Yoa St; NV.
Services at W, Ernest Jarvis, 1882 You st;
NV, on, wednesday, January TO-, At /
O'Clock. Interment will follow in Airing
ton National Cemetery.
SMITHSON, HARRY w. On Monday, JAN
uary 10, 1882 HARRY w, beloved hus-
band Si s Of Mams sth 7fs st
Wednesday January 20, at 2 pm. Rsla-
tives and friends invited. 1nterment Con-
gressional Cemetery.
vile. Nd. JESSE 7. SWAIN, in his 18th
sss home IL wam R 6s o99n5
Rockville. Md Notice of funeral hereafter.
TATUM, HOWARD. Suddenly. on Monday,
s d9s2 H01a t9 Am be
loved husband of Sarah Tatum, father of
Remonia and Howard Tatum. jr.; son Of
IN at the 0 John 81 T. Rhines funeral home.
221 North, Patrick St. Alexandria, Va.
NOtlce OF funeral ldleI.
TERRELL, LAURA BURNETT. On Monday,
january IS. 1882. in Gallinger Hospital.
LAURA BURNETT TERRELL, daughter Of
Simon C., and the late Nellie g. Burnett.
Funeral from her fathers residence. 14o7
at pm. 2o'
WINDSOR, JOHN ALBERT On Monday,
January 10, 1882, at his residence, Largo.
Md, JOHN ALBERT. aged So years, be-
neral from Forestvilie,, Md, Episcopal
pm. Relatives and friends invited. 20
WALKER, FRANCIS MARION. On Mon
day, January ID, 1882 at United States
Naval Hospital, FRANCIS MARION, be-
loved husband of Annie L. Walker (nee
Quigley). Notice OF funeral later.
WOODS. SADIE. Departed this life Jan,
WOODS, beloved wife of John Woods Of
44s st. NV; She leaves to mourn their
host OF other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed after 6 pm.
Tuesday, January 10, at Richardson &
RobinsonS funeral church, 100 Vermont
ave. NV. Funeral from the above eStab-
lishment on Wednesday, January 20, at /
pm, Rev. r. c. Richardson of1ciating.
1nterment At Rosemout Cemetery.
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ROBINSON, CHARLES +. colu,

CHARLES E. Columbia Lodge,
notified of the death of cHARLEs E. ROB
INSON. Funeral from st. Lukes P. E.
nesday. January 90 1882. at 2:30 pm.
Elks service Tuesday night, January 10.
at his late residence, 1920 T st. NV. at
8 pm. Morning Star. No. 40; Forest Tenn
pie, No. 8; Columbia Temple, No. 422, are
invited
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CASH IN 5 MINUTES.
I pay the highest prices. If car is
not paid for, will pay your undue bal
ance and give you the difference in
cash No delay. See Mr.. Barnes, 1929
18th NV. Dec. 1890. Open till 9 pm.
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3 REFINED YOUNG GIRLS desire room and
board with small. private family in the
vicinity of 14th and Clifton NV. or Colum-
bia Heights: no other boarders. Address Box
208-M, Star office. 20
Evening star., 1932-08-20

THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 nth St. NV
Rooms with private baths, single or double;
81. SO. $40 weekly; transients, 81 day up.
GRAFTON HOTEL, 1889 CONN. AVE
Rooms with bath, newly papered and paint
ed. $40 monthly up; other rooms with run
ning water, $50 up; transients, Sl50 daily
UP. Reasonable dining room rates.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

5Io6 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-wITH PRIVATE
family OF two; two lovely rooms, large
kitchen. electric refrigeration. sun porch,
semi-private bath; gas, elec. and heat fur
nished; excellent location. near bus line
and l4th ST. car line; no children; reason
ahIe mice and available at once 2ls
Evening star., 1932-08-20

IoO6 MASS AVE NE-LIVING RM, BED
nm Kitchen and bath; ami: phone; suit
able for couple; near Lincoln PIX; priv fam.
eS-S 49, ~0~T''
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ROOMS-FURNISHED

1901 N ST NW.-Large, bright. beautifully
furnished single and double rooms, one with
kitchenette $40 and UP
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DOWNTOWN-L g z, SECOND-FLOOR
front room and kitchen. everything furnish
ed: reasonable to nice permanent people.
Also single rooms. 1913 N st. NV. al
1904 PARK RID NW-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
cite, bath, electricity. continuous hot water,
phone. electric refriReratlon.
Evening star., 1932-08-20

MINUTES WALK
To Govt. depts. and main business section:
Only $50 for rec. hall. 3 large rms, kit and
bath. Also larger apt, Of rec. hall, pleas
ant rms. g bed rms), kit. and bath for
only $50. Splendid downtown location. near
Potomac Park-and at very low rents!
l123 G ST NV See ianitor
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SAyE-sIITO TRICKS.

DODGE 1927 PANEL DELIVERY. '4-ton; ex-
rellent condition; standard shift; good tires.
Special, Sl10: easy terms. Triangle Motor
IN 2 New York ave NV
Evening star., 1932-08-20

l0l7 10th ST. N.W.-Attractiye single and
double rooms, furniture; single, S6-$7;
double, SO up weekly. METROPOLITAN 7l47.
507 ST. NV. = Modern improvements
water IN rooms; light housekeeping, IS week;
S!eeplnE. g. clean. quiet; adults.
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COCL, ATTRACTIVE housekeeping room,
SIS 10 $3.50 weekly: 2 large, well furnished
rooms. for or 3, $40; no children con-
tinuous hot water. INQUIRE 824 9th NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

REDUCED RENTALS.
THE MONROE.
354l llth 81. NV
rooms, kit, BATH refrig g..............t4 t42 so
THE CHESHIRE.
l74l Col. Rd. NV.
rooms and bath. ......................sSo $50 90
THE WISTERIA,
1915 Park Rd. NV.
8 rooms bath. refrig. ....:...........st15 90
rooms, kitchen. bath refrig. ......... $3.50
THE HOLMEADE,
1919 Park Rd. NV.
8 rooms. kitchen, bath. th................st7.5 so
2s54 CONN AVE. NV. ''-''0O
rooms, kit bath, refrig. SO
THE BERMUDA.
1908 Girard st. NV.
4 rooms, bath th........... ..............s475 so
THE DERBYsHIRE.
1851 Col. RI NV.
THOMAS P. BROWN. ''''''''
6l5 az st s.W.
e29 NJ ST NW.-4 r.. b. ELEC.. H
523 4ia St. sw-4 rooms, bath. elec. IS 90
l222 Neale n.e.-4 T., b., elec., h.-w.h. 80 90
COLORED.
lit Thomas st. n.w.-4 r, b.. elec. .S33 so
1913 st. s.e-3 rooms, bath. elec -. 81
4o9 South Cap. ST. rooms. bath, elec. 30 so
1905 3rd st. n:w.-3 r. b. elsc, heat. $3.50
THOMAS P. BROWN
SIS 4ia st. SW. Nat 1919
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

922 9th ST. Me- large rooms garage; S25;
cleo, gas hot-water heat included. 81"
2 LARGE, OUTSIDE ROOMS with private
bath; adult family. suitable for employed
couple; $3.50 week. Meals served. Call
Adams 500lW.
l454 BELMONT NW-2 large, bright rooms;
single room. Adams 1857. al
l43 1lth ST. S.E.-Large, front room and
kitchenette for Ink, hot-Water heat. cleo
tricity. Reasonable. al
TWO ROOMS. private bath, modern, de-
tached home on boulevard; opportunity for
unemployed woman to earn income. Wis
conSln 1898.
VERY LARGE ROOM. kitchen and bath, s35
a month; same furnished, S45 month
Location, 1l24 Vermont ave. faces Thomas
Circle Inquire the Burlington, ll2O Yer
mont ave.
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1907 EYE ST. N.W.-Researchmen CIub-
Sinele. s.: double SO each weekly; shower
bath; ideal location; garage space. %.
1916 KENYON-Single, second floor; radio
head phones. use of telephone party EN-
Moved
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN

NEARBY VIRGINIA-Desirable Bile room, / or 2
ientlemeni transportation. Clarendon
2I72-Jz. IL
SILVER SPRING, MD, near Georgia ave
Cool front room, completely furnished; most
reasonable monthly rent 80l Easley ST.
Shepherd 225l-M.
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ONE LARGE, light Housekeeping nm, s6;
one large rm. and kitchenette with large
closet and sink; across from Capitol
Evening star., 1932-08-20

1855 CALVERT ST. Apt. 45-Beautifully fur.
room for one or two gentlemen; reasonable;
two car lines Chevy Chase and Mt. Pleas
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
THE ASSINABOINE, 1919 10th st. NV
Rooms with board in fine old mansion new
ly furn & decorated large room, seml-prlV.
bath. suitable people; also single room
CASHWELL INN. 1923 10th st. .n.w.-SnRle
and double rooms, private bath; exce!lent
table; walking distance. North lls7.
SCOTT HALL, 1918 Mass. ave.-Famous for
good food, has choice vacancies. delightful
lawn, unsurpassed location; reduced rates.
l7I0 M NW.-Double and single rooms, 2
to windows, $35 and $40. NUTRITIOUS 1000
Dist. 4767. ~.
1903 18th NW-Master bed room, 2nd-hoor
front; shower, excellent meals; entertain
ment; other vacancies; garage S3o 10 S40.
1857 R l. AVE NW-Two second floor
rooms, semi-priyste bath; one single room;
vacancies in others.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large, cool. front
room, seven windows. overlooking Mass.
ave, Semi-private bath, private home; excel
lent meals; S45 each, references. Pot. 5l36.
2l'
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Roommate. young
man. Large, cool, front room. seven win
dows, overlooking Mass ave- semi-prlvate
bath, private home; excellent meals; $3I 3d.
references. Pot. 5l36 81
l4th AND FAIRMONT, 2sl6 University Pl-
Pleasant room for two; quiet neighborhood;
home cooking; available Sept. j; $3.50. Col.
1853. . - a.
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1922 ST. N.W.-See large front rms,
alcove- -kitchenette; running water; every
thing furn. Reasonable for several persons
or married couple. Sleeping rms. So. so to
81 wkly, hotel-like accom- with home atmos-
phere. Maid, ianitor, bell boy service.
Evening star., 1932-08-20

THE GRAFTON ANNEX. 1735 De Sales st.
NV, next door to Grafton Hotel-Au out
side rooms, in fireproof bldg; each room
with running water and telephne, near
shower baths; 24-hour elevator service; sin
gle, $6 TO $3.50 week; double, $3.50 to $40;
franSientS. 81 daily I'D.
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LOW RENTALS.
3l0 EAST CAPITOL ST.
r, b., elec., Frigidaire re..........,....S520 100
63l B ST. NE.
326 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
2l2 7th ST. Sc.
r, b., cleo, Frigidaire. e...............s400 90
758 6th ST. Sc.
324 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
sls ST Sc.
r, b., elec. .................... 90
NOT HEATED.
1882 IRVING ST. NV
r, b., h.-w.h., elec. lec...................S45 S45 90
IA D ST. Sc.
r., b., h.-wh.. elec. c...................S375 so
300 18th ST. sE.-No. q.
500 @ ST Sc
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave Sc
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142S MONROE ST; N.W.-Beautiful large
l4th st. cars. bus; ami Col. 4874-W.
34l7 HOLMEAD PL. N.W.-Large, bright,
front room; sl8 month; cont. n. W., phone;
family of adults. Adams 1846.
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"THE RALFOUR "

2 ROOMS. KIT AND BATH. ELEC. ...
.StU'VO
Near 2 car lines.
See Mgr. at Apt. l0i
2225 ST. NV.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1922 Vermont Ave. Dist. sl4l.
14th ard PARK RID. SEC
Just a step from every imaginable store
and convenience, yet a charming building
with very attractive grounds and entrance
lobby. G. Z. REFRIGERATION, large
closets, all modern comforts.
SAL. .oo-Rec hall. large rm. with MURPHY
BED, dinette, kit. and bath.
S53. so to $50. .50-Rec. hall, 2 large rms,
porch, dinette. kit. and bath.
A pleasant walk down 18th to main busi-
ness district and Govt depts.-Very low
rents, in convenient location and high
class building. l349 Kenyon st. NV. See
res mgr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1912 BELMONT ST. Nw.-LARGE LIVING
room and kitchen. front, second floor, large
closets, gas. electricity. phone semi-private
hath: adults only: S27 so
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-21
WEDDING DATE
IS ANNOUNCED

Thanksgiving day is the date SCI
by Miss Mildred Giles of this city
for her marriage to Wallace B
Hanna, also of this city.
The ceremony will be performed
ct high noon in the Congregation
al church. La Mesa, and will be
followed by a reception at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Giles.
Mrs. Louis B. McNIanus will act
as matron of honor and j. B.
Evans, as best man.
A number of FL Centrans plan
tc be present for the occasion, in
cluding Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Correll, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Hanna. Mrs. Edna Davis. Don
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis B. Nc
Manus.
Miss Giles is deputy county audi
tor, and a member of the Nous
Faisons Joie club. She is a grad
uate of San Diego State Teachers
college. The groom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hanna of
Yuma, attended the Yuma schools
and is in the employ of the city of
Fl Centro. Both are popular mem
berS of the younger set and have
host of friends who are interested
in their marriage.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-21
OF Interest to Women
Society
Clubs
AUXILIARY TWENTY-SECOND
DISTRICT MEETS IN CITY
NEN MWa p4aEA as.

Splendid meeting of the twenty
second district Of the American Le-
gion Auxiliary was held Sunday in
department two Of the court house
with the valley members as host
esses.
Fannie Kuhn. president of Boyce
Aten unit, presided at the opening
Of the morning session, later turn
ing over the meeting to Louise Wal
bel, district president.
Roll call of the unit presidents
was featured, each president des-
cribing the activities in her dis
trict.
Outstanding among these re-
ports was that presented by the
Mountain Empire unit, whose com
munity service is exceptionally fine.
It was stated that the need in that
district was great but that the unit
was going to be able to care for all
the destitute families. aided by gifts
Of flour and cotton cloth from the
American Red Cross. Every needy
family in that district has been
completely outfitted and the mem
bers meet several days a week to
sew
Among the district chairmen's re-
ports. the most interesting was that
given by the chairman on rehabii-
tation. who spoke of the increased
death rate among disabled veter-
ans and also of the increase iu
the number Of veterans needing
disqualification.
She also discussed the work done
in San Diego by the various units,
particularly mentioning the Christ
mas plans for the veterans in the
San Diego naval hospital.
Westmorland and one San Diego
unit were announced to be the only
units in the district who have
made their quotas in the present
membership campaign. Harry Fos- !
ter, chairman Of membership for !,
the Legion spoke on the member
ship drive and also on the aid the |
Auxiliary can give the Legion.
Other Legionnaires who were
present to greet the Auxiliary meet
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-21
AZTEC CLUB
HOLDS FIRST
GATHERING

Aztecs, former students of San
Diego State college, gathered Sat
urday night in the California hotel
for their first reunion Of the fall
season.
The banquet hall was attractive
ly decorated in the Aztec colors,
crimson and black, and tables
were marked by numbers resemb-
ling the unique Aztec symbols.
In order that all the guests might
become acquainted, places were
changed at the end of each course.
Maurice Fox acted as toast
master and during the course of
the dinner introduced DR.. Edward
L. Hardy, president of the college,
who was present, with Mrs. Hardy,
for the occasion.
DR.. Hardy spoke briefly on the
report of the Carnegie foundation
and urged his listeners to aid the
state colleges in their fight against
the reports recommendations con-
cerning these institutions.
He also described the many
changes on the new campus, the
new gymnasium which will be
erected in the immediate future,
and invited all the alumni to at
tend the homecoming reunion at
the college on Thanksgiving day.
Following the dinner the group
sang some of the college songs
and then spent the remainder of
the evening in a series of amusing
games.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-21
Pauline Mdtbes
Married Sunday
In San Diego

A San Diego wedding that will
+ be of interest to their friends in FL
! Centro was that which took place
/ Sunday afternoon when Mss Paul
inc Mathes, former resident of this
city. became the bride of Talhe
King of FL Centre.
The ceremony was performed
/ Sunday afternoon in the University
Heights Christian church of East
San Diego, Rev. Milo Atkinson,
pastor, officiating.
The bridal party entered the
room to the Mendelssohn wedding
march played by Mrs. Francis
Goodwin Barr, organist, who also
played the same composition at
the wedding OF the brides parents
Lovely flowers decorated the
room in which the ceremony was
performed and the bridal couple
exchanged their VOWS beneath a
beautiful floral arch. The bride was
attractively gowned in a dress OF
violet crepe trimmed in fur and
wore a corSage Of gardeniaS.
Only relatives and intimate
friends, including a number from
FL Centre, were present for the
ceremony. At its conclusion q we'd
ding dinner was served at the home
OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. King will spent Q
brief honeymoon in Ell Centre, re-
turning TO San Diego to make their
home where Mr.. King is in busi-
ness.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James H. Mathes, resi-
dents of San Diego at present, but
who have lived in Fl Centro for a
of years. Mrs King attend
ed the local schools and will be re-
not only by her friends
but by those who have enjoyed her
singing at various social and public
The groom is the son of Mr.. and !
Mrs. j. w. King OF FL Centre and |
both he and Mrs. King are well |
known to many in this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-21

/ ing. were Dale Hurst, former dis.
triet commander of the Legion. ane
J. ". Stevens, commander of the
twenty oISJr-c,. The latter
expressed his appreciation of the
fine cooperation given the Legion
by the Auxiliary.
At noon the meeing adjourned for
a joint luncheon with the Legion
which was held at the California
hotel
Recovering in the afternoon,
the women were addressed by Ber-
nice Keyes. junior past department
president. who spoke on the activ-
tiles of the various units. Motto
Of the Auxiliary is 'To serve the
community, the state and the na-
ton and she discussed the COM
munity service work done by the
units.
In addition to Mrs. Keyes, other
distinguished visitors present were
Audrey Olsen, department poppy
chairman. Bessie Cover, depart
ment legislation chairman; Edith
Howerton, vice president of the
district. and Hazel Sheely of this
city. fifth area president.
Fourteen units were represented
and Mountain Empire unit had the
largest attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-11-21
LIFE HISTORIES
RECOUNTED BY
P. E. O. GROUP

Mrs. S. L. McCrory and Mrs. w
E. Malan were hostesses to Chap
ter CIV, P. E. O., at the meeting
held Saturday at the McCrory
home, 800 Olive avenue.
The house was attractive with
decorations of chrysanthemums in
pink, yellow and white. A tray
luncheon was served by the host
esses and followed by the business
meeting at which. routine items
were discussed.
The program was of particular
interest, each member giving a
brief life history The histories
were considerably varied an d
proved highly entertaining, as they
were presented in original manner
and were often greatly amusing.
Members present yesterday were
Mesdames r. M. Armstrong, j. E..
Brock, NJ. j. Dowd, Scott B. Foulds,
Harold Cow, j. L. House, Joe E.
King, w. E. Malan, S. l.. McCrory,
w. w. McEuen, d. B. Roberts, Sc.
w. Schiller, Louis Slee and @. E..
Sones.
Last week the chapter B. I. LIS
entertained the members at a
steak dinner held on the sand
dunes near the city. Supper was
eaten about the blazing bonfire
and games and music enjoyed. AS
it was a moonlight night the des-
ert was particularly beautiful and
the chapter members thoroughly
enjoyed the hospitality of p, the
men.