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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
Challenge!

The Town Plot Eagles would like
to oppose the Utopians of the
central Y.M.C.A. at the Brooklyn
Y Thursday or Saturday night or
any other night at the central Y.
The Eagles have beaten some of
the strongest junior teams In the
Naugatuck Valley and look forward
to adding the Utopians to their list.
Julius Grossman Is asked to answer
this challenge. through these
columns il Interested.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01

BITS PICKED HERE AND
THERE AT RANDOM IN THE
AMCO BOWLING LOOP CIRCLES
We see by the standing. follow.
ing last weeks games, that the
Machine Room are rapidly advanc-
ing toward the championship of
the league. and following their
triple win over the Shippers are
now five games ahead of their
nearest rivals, the Rubber Room
bouncers The Weavers, Car
penters and Stampers are dead
locked for third place standing :.
Three cheers. or jeers for the
Rubber Room quartet. for they
smashed high game record for the
season with a 472. Not so bad for
ente's chrdluetaoishrdiu cmfwyp
Doc Denies charges, although
they should try to do better next
time Honorable mention for
the week are: Prosper Dente 347:
Paul Dente 327: Gus Gregory 324:
George Langlois sos: Ray Menard
500; Maps 304: Jerry Gagnon sos:
Paddy DeAngelo see. and Guxzardi
3ib The only club In the cir
cult falling to have q member on
the team hit 500 or over was the
stampers. Capt Toby Gallo was the
closest to the 500 mark. with q 2e5
TO his credit !. Four more weeks
OF bowling. and are the boys happy.
I should say 70. for they are all
waiting for the fine chicken or
steak dinner at BotelIi's Ken
str0nt, captain OF the shippers sui.
Tered the biggest off night OF the
current seas0n, when his team
FLASHED with the lsase leading ma
ehinIsts Ken collected an 40.
10 and rs for q 257 count. and
besisd Frank Hahoney. MaehInists
Ieadoff man BY one point. Little
Father Time Frankie collected $50
for the evening !. Ray keefs
OF the Weayers. connected for low
three score by RarnefiDR a s4e,
hat probably "Dac" Dente and
"dabby' Gregory OF the Rubber
iio0m IN responsible foe these re.
urss Well. that VIII be aii
fes Tonight felix's Hope 10
see 500 aii nexs week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
CornDasllers.
South End Teams
PLAY Thursday

Dlsregarding all the rules Of Or
kaismith and other noted basket.
bali authorities, the South End
Rams and kighthawks will engage
IN 4 comedy tit Thursday evening
a. the Boys Club gym In the fea.
fslre game Of 4 double header, Fe.
III dnarinl will referee and II
probably viii be his last Ms aD
offIelaI.
IL The pFeiIm the Waterbury
pa,er Box Qirls' will meet some
out OF town team ~ ne named
later The preiim game slli get
aoina "a e'eioek,, the main game
~ hour hence and dancns after
that fiii midnight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
DANBURY QUINTETS
DROP THREE Tits
TOCHASE CACERS
st Peter Seniors Lose
Overtime Fray to L0-
Gals, "a to 3z-Park
Juniors and Midgets
Vict0rs

Approximately 400 basketball
addicts enjoyed the banner triple
header at the Phoenix avenue arena
last night and saw Miss Mildred
DUNES Park color bearers exc
out three close verdict's over Rev
Peter Kane's st Peters quintets Of
Danbury.
O'Connor On Spree.
Opening festivities the Midgets
routed the st Peter Midgets, 81 TO
~, as George O'Connor, captain OF
the championship st Mary's Paro-
chial school contingent, ran wild
netting 10 points. At intermission
the locals led, 10 to Q. The good
news:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
DARLINGTON GOOD
AS VILLERS LOSE
Local Cagester Scores Six
Points in Bristol - In
grahams Win Again

Bristol, March lit took two
overtime periods to give the Ingra-
hams 80 to 80 basketball edge
over the Horizons In n Bristol City
league game last night.
The teams were deadlocked at 81
all when regular time ended and
they were tide at 80 points each at
the close of the first overtime per-
iod. 1t was Trigger" Zetarski
who brought victory to the 1ngra-
hams In the second extra session,
his field goal being the only scoring
play.
The Maple Ends outpointed the
Chukkers, "a to 81. and Farmers
Feed toppled Terryville Furniture,
AZ tn 90
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01

Dayton. o.. March 1-(UP)--
Jack Dempsey knocked out two
boxers here last night in two min
utes and 80 seconds of exhibition
fighting. He fioored Jack Phillips.
1893, of Dayton after one minute
and 22 seconds of the first round.
Pat Sullivan, former light heavy
weight champion of the army. took
tho count in one minute and 10
seconds. Dempsey weighed 1911
mounds
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
CAGLE'S HOOP TEAMS
OPPOSE INGRAHAMS

Bristol. March Manager Her.
bert j. Carlson of the +. Ingra-
ham basketball team made an an
nouncement to-day that Chris
RED" eagles All-Americans will
appear In this city March 9th. The
ex-Army lid star few seasons
ago. will play forward with CORN
ley and Wittmer, Keegan will be
found at center and Garland and
Hamill in guard berths.
The local five have played nine
games out of the Bristol City
league, being downed once. that
being by the Manchester Recs
whom they defeated twice by deci-
siye scores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
Overtime Period,

In the feature attraction the
Chase Seniors were forced into q
three minute overtime session be.
fore humbling the Danbury sen.
Tors. 81 to 80, Jack Creaven, In.
eligible Leavenworth High captain
and "Kewpie" Lovesky, ex-Crosby
reserve man, featured for the 10.
calls. McGettrick. losers guard
registered IL points. Box score:
Chase Park SBe,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
Laurels Annex
Overtime Tilt

Abe Korkin's Laurels copied an
eight minute overtime win from
Butch Sankey's Cornmashers
Saturday night at the Pearl Street
Community gym. 40 to 50. Maurice
sullivan led the attack on the east
enders with IL points. return
game will be played Friday even
ing. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
POSTPONED VALLEY
LEAGUE CONTESTS
OFF ENTIRELY

Naugatuck Valley league Of
fcials met yesterday afternoon
ut Crosby high and decided II
was utterly impossible TO rcplay
several league contests which
were postponed In the last few
weeks because of the recent
SMALLPOX" scare In bridgeport.
These included two Naugatuck
games with Harding and Gem
trail. both In Bridgeport. and the
others with Crosby, wildly and
Gilbert. II was also decided to
draw up the schedule for next
season at meeting to be held
April 4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
Attorney" Demanded
5000 For Shouting
Of Olympic Star

St Louis March 49, (UP) Irving Jaffee, New York
Olympic skating will be missing when IL other Olympic
appear ice carnival here Sunday officials promoting the
announced
Joseph Forshaw. official issued explaining the
include Jaffee in the carnival Forhaw said:
"One Julian T. Abeles of New York. purporng to represent
in St Louis
Appealed
I'VE consider and put the the president
Of the Amateur Skating Union of the United States Joseph Savage
New York. We had offered J $3.50 travelling for self
and trainer Chicago had the experience and did not have him
last Saturday"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
VIVA! DA PREEM

Paris, Mar I.-(UP)-Primo
Camera. giant Italian. won 10
round decision over Pierre Charles
of Belgium, former European
heavyweight champion, last night
at Palais Des Sports.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
YALE NEWS

New Haven, Conn, Mar 1,-(UP)
Two foul goals and a field goal
in the last two minutes of play
gave Cornell one-point victory
over Yale in an Intercollegiate
league basketball game last night.
Cornell won 34-33.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
Chase Park Jrs.
81 Peter q. Jrs.

Score at half time, Chase Park
Jrs 10, st Peter G. Jrs 8. Referee
Glenn Briotti. Time--Four S.minute
periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
.snlckus shows stuff.

The c. +. Juniors, with Snlckus
annexing 10 points on Ave field
goals, eked out a 81 to Is verdict
over the st Peter Juniors In the
semi-final game. II. Kane, DePal.
ma and Donnelly each scored five
points for the visitors. Summary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01

Totals .

Score ut half time: Chase Park
Srs 16. CT Peter e. Srs 6. Referee
Glenn Briotti. Time--Four l0.min-
ute periods and one 5-minute over
time period.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
St. Louis official Charges Jaffee With Expense oIdup
Leonard, Firpo, Fields
Turn In Impressive
Wins Ouer Strong RiDaLs

New York, March 1-(UP)-Benny Leonard former
lightweight champion attempting another comeback won
an impressive ten-round decision Billy Mcmahon,
rugged 25yearod New Yorker st Nicholas Arena last
niUht They folloht as middleWeights.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01

New Haven, Conn. Mar 1.-(UP)
Despite rumors Yale might ban
spring football practice. Coach
Nal Stevens is expected to call out
candidates for practice at an early
date when the 1882 aspirants meet
late today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
WEB SHOP
MARBLES
Last Weeks Results.

Machine Room 8, Shippers o.
Rubber Room 2. Weavers /
Carpenters 2. Stampcrs j.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01

IotulS ss,s,,s,s.
Score at half time, Chase Park
Midgets 10, st Peters Midgets 2
Referee--Harp Dunn. Time--Four
S-minute periods.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01

High single-Gus Gregory 1876.
High three-Pros Dente 347.
High game-Rubber Room Az.
High team-Rubber Room 1895.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
Five Leading Bowlers.
Schedule for Friday.

Schedule for Friday.
Rubber Room VS. Shippers, alleys
s and 8.
Carpenters VS. Machinists, alleys
z and 8.
Stampers vs. Weavers. alleys
and 4.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
Terryville Furniture.

Score at half time. Terryville IS,
Farmers Feed 5. Referee-Waters.
Time-l5 minute halves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
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AZ ri leoG Linz GOAKs


COMPLETELY WILD
WiE CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
BETWEEN JOE RALOCkA AND
JEAN 6nIEESE HAS BEEN
CALLED OFF, AksC TAE
PROMovORS, As WELL A.
GiTIZENART, REFUSE 70 BELIEVE
OWER WlaN T%nN WALSA
SLIPPED y FAST ONtE OVER.
kfaCBSN vs. uAcER GUARD
AT CIRCLE pCy RakGh4,
FJkAlkjG AND EA6lfA6,
NkALE POSSES AfiD RAkAGERS
Sour NE RANCE EoR JOE .
MARTIAL Jaw PREVAILS
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EAyEESE ROA9ED IKE =
lcA NIiEi 'tstG RAAOC<A-
MACE 40 AppEARAfcE
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-01
sol $50 572-l632
Nan 0atnaE "

SIS 4s9 497--1661
La gaceta., 1932-02-29
Els muy facil.

miento de F. Pelaez, en- la aveni
da de Nebraska 1889, llevandose
Is paQuetes de cigarrillos, I'm ra
do, gonna de mascar Y $12. La
policia fue notificada.
La gaceta., 1932-02-29

Prestara manana su informe
al Ayuntamiento ell comite NOM
brado para investigar que mott
vos personales guiaban al conce-
.ial Frazier cuando ordenara una
Investigation sobre las tarifas
que Sc pagan en- los muelles mu-
nicipales. Los miembros del CO.
mite, concejales Epps, Nuccio Y
D'Arpa, manifestaron aver que
haran las recomendaciones que
estimen oportunas y particular
mente sobre ell punto de 81 Fra
zier debe ser destituido como
presidente del comite del puer-
to.
La gaceta., 1932-02-29

Sc quito anoche la vida ha :
ciendose un disparo de revolver,
William F. chambers. de SO a
nos, bodeguero de Sulphur
Springs. Llev6 a t6rmino su ia
tai determination en- SUI domici-
Ito, Gale 10, 8215.
Chambers Sc hallaba sentado
en- una habitaci6n del frente de
la casa, en- compania de su hiia,
de Is amos, y Sc march6 hacia su
alcoba, cerrando la puerta. POGO
despues, al DIR I'm disparo, la hi
ia corri6 hacia el cuarto, encon-
La gaceta., 1932-02-29
l~NEOh@ACiON
DEL PUERTO

Procedente de la Habana y
Key West lego aver Ell vapor a
merieano Florida, con pasaie-
ros, correspondence y carga ge-
neral. Tambi6n hizo su entrada
ell vapor de bandera americana
Porto Rico, con carga general.
Para los puert0s de SUI proce-
dencia, Key West y la Habana,
zarp6 aver el Florida.
La gaceta., 1932-02-29

asegura presto ell arma con la
que Sc cometiera ell asesinato, y
William j. Bailey y SUI esposa,
cuyo autom6vil usaron los cri-
minales.
Por ell asesinato de Johnson
va han sido cONdenados a muer-
te Victor Palmer Y Norman
Heidi.
Llevara IL acusacion el fiscal
del es.ado, iuez ParkhilI, ayuda-
do por ell teniente fiscal B. R.
Fisher, y ell acusador privado
John B. Sutton. La defensa esta
encomendada a Herbert S. Phi
Hips.
La gaceta., 1932-02-29
Fl 'FtTn'''0

Claro para hoy. Vientos mo
derados del 0este. MAMMA tenn
peratura aver. rs grades mini
ma, Ga.
Marea alta, a las 1923 p. M.
Marea baia, a las 2:53 4. m.
y Ito p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-02-29

Los ladrones entraron aver
por la manana en- ell estableci-
La gaceta., 1932-02-29
Oh, va e J!

iudicados los Sres. A. |" An
derson, de la avenida Branch
.5202; C. d. Smith, de Florida J
Broad c, f. Drury, de la ruta
rural mum. 3 y la %compania
Price U-Drive-It, de la ca)le
Tampa 81.
Tres de los automobiles son
de la marca Chevrolet y un Ford
de dos %asientos, con la licencia
1927.
La gaceta., 1932-02-29

.trandolo sin vida, tirado Sobre
lei pavimento.
Sus familiares alegan que su
nal estado de salud lie venia
preocupando Y atribuyen a este
eel suicide.
La gaceta., 1932-02-29

Cuatro AUTOMOBILES fueron
robados entire ell sabado y ell dta
de aver de distintos Iugares de
la ciudad, apareciendo como per
La gaceta., 1932-02-29
NOTICIAS Dc
INTERE.S LOCAL

Dos automobiles chocaron a
yer Ell la Septima avenida y el
canine de Orient Park, recib;en
do heridas A. j. Cowley, de 45
amos, un campesino que vive GER
ca de Seffner. Los medicos que
en- ell hospital del DR.. Cook asis-
theron a Cowley, certificaron de
grave SUI estado, aunque esperan
salvarle la vida.
H. D.. Morgan, yerno del ante
rior, declare a la policia, que un
automovil que no detuvo la mar
cha los alcanZo cuando su sue
gro quiso mover el tim6n hacia
la izquierda, guiado pOr ell pro
p6sito de evitar un accidente.
Los ocupantes del otro auto
m6vil, que habia sido robado en-
los alrededores, sup6nese que sa-
Heron ilesos del choque.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
AURORA HILLS, VA.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

h W h electric light: front back and side
porches; shades, screens; house papered
throughout; OAK toO-S: doors cope lined:
range. lovely fireplace. gas burner;
built-in garage, concrete cellar. laundry
trays, toilet; yard Sodded. Conveniently To-
Gated to stores. churches. car and bus lines
and new Francis Scott Key School. Small
cash payment. balance on reasonable month
ly terms II you are interested, don't fail
TO see this house
Also some desirable lots on grade. with
water. sewer and gas on small monthly
terms.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
AURORA HILLS. VA.

Story and a half bungalow, rooms. 3 bed
rooms, bath: open fireplace, porch. INV h. q;
throughout and ready for immediate occu-
pancy. The price is 81 800 only $3.50 cash
required. Mr.. Ragalie. 200 Arlington Ridge
upper road to Alexandria,. Phone Walnut
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SALE-SUBURBAN.


ATTRACTIVE MARYLAND HOMES FOR
Government employees TRANSPORTATION
highway, schools. churches, stores, electric
ity. Priced right
81 acres; ms. bath. garage. fruits
$500 cash. $50 monthly. 6 rooms bath, ga
rage, big lot: $3.50 cash S25 month
DAVIS 443 10th St. NE.
BY OWNER FRANKLIN PARK. VA
Just completed, attractive EngliSh-type
bungaloW rooms and bath. bullt-ln tub
with shower. h.-W.h., eleC. stove beautiful
fixtures. hardwood floors screened through
out; space in attic for large rooms. con-
crete cellar under entire house, laundry
tubs. concrete floors; beautiful grounds.
rocks. trees. near cars, schools and church
es; lot 15ox2OO Also other lots for sale.
Price, $3.50. terms j. NJ. PATTERSON,
Jr.. Clarendon 328-W-1
MODERN BUNGALOWS, BY OWNER
Mt Rainier r. a b., h-w h.. paved
street; near schools and stores; $3.50
Cottage City-5 r. < b.. large finished
attic: conveniently located $3.50.
Riverdale 4 r. & b. h-W.h, sleeping
porch. near trolley and stores: S3.I50
HyattsvIlle-5 r. K b, fireplace, h " h .,
large f1oo.ed attic; Franklin st; $3.50
Prices reduced for quick sale Terms.
NJ. T. MAY, OWNER.
Evening star., 1932-04-23

OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRIFICE
modern Broom bungalow: corner lot, large
enough for one more home; strictly white
section WAYNE G. GARMAN 2533 Bla-
densburg I'd Lincoln 9400, or evenings call
Cleveland 9fli
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

10 SETTLE AN EsTATE-20-APT BLDG.
hreproof. about years old, all rented; will
show 25'o net your investment; ordered
TO sell st about ! price. Must have from
$4,000 to $4,000 cash. You will wait a
lifetime TO find another investment like this
Investigate at once. Room 226, 724 9Th
st NV
Evening star., 1932-04-23
". F JACKSON. owner
5424 Conduit Rd. NV. Cleveland 0483

-o1@1 NolluuLt NJ " w. (Lchcldllu o1oo,
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
Now is your opportunity. New 6-room
home; only $3.50 cash; has oak floors. tile
bath tShower). fireplace Open. 1910 Doug
las st. ne. Owner on premises Saturday
and Sunday. North 4338. Inquire 2605
Brentwood rd ne
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SALE--HOUSES.

37.95o-VERY HIGH ELEVATION, NEAR ST.
Gabriels Church; almost new and in per
feet condition; rooms. bath tbuilt-in tub
and shower; front porch, ? glassed-in rear
porches garage. Easy terms. Ph. Nat 1873
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SALF-SUBURBAN.
WOODBRIDGE. ID.

n NIJIJTJNIIJV III, y. Z.
22lO PERRY ST.
Six-room house. ami; deep lot; paved
street and alley; only $500 2200 Perry st,
corner house, rooms, garage, $3.50. +.
SONNEMANN, owner. "a
LOVELY BUNGALOWS.
New, 5 rooms. ami. $500, good as new.
Z rooms 81 $50: $500 cash. $40 and $45
month MAYNOR. 26O5 Brentwood I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1932-04-23
Phone Sllver Spring 254.

BRADDoCK. ALEXANDRIA VA
Owner leaving city will sacrifce home of
rooms, bath, front and side porches, ga
rage, fruit and shade trees; large lot, i50x
40 feet convenient TO stores, schools,
churches and bus. Price. $3.50. Phone
Evening star., 1932-04-23

Two new 5-room and bath bungalows;
hardwood trim throughout. hot-water heat.
built-in kitchen cabinet. shower baths, laun-
dry trays. built-4n garage; large lots. New
low prices, easy purchasing terms. Call for
key 3843 34th St, Mt. Rainier, Md. Phone
Evening star., 1932-04-23
SALE--ELATS.

-CO-OPERATIvE APT.
hARGAIN IN COOPERATIVE APARTMENT.
Give location, price and details. Address
BOX 306-X X Star Ofice pa
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-08
HAZEL BAKER
PIANO PUPILS
GIVE RECITAL

Mrs. Hazel Baker conducted her
mid-year students recital yester-
day afternoon at her studio Cos
Hell avenue.
The recital typified the everyday
work of the pupils and was particu-
larry interesting from that stand
point. A series of fine piano num-
berS was presented, each pupil
performing exceptionally well.
Both beginners and advanced stu
dents participated.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram, Mrs. Baker served refresh
mentS to the many relatives and
friends present who were enthus-
iaStic over the success of the
concert.
Students taking part in the re-
cital in the order of their appear
ance on the program were: Jack
Morgan, Billy Niiseki. Tazu Ko-
nishi, Novu Uchiniya, Theda Deem,
Danny Bailey, Margaret Peddicord,
Glynadean Utley, Gayle Baker,
Irene Williams, Stella Mae John
son, Mary Frances Brandenburg,
Vernon Baker, Mildred Morgan,
George Downing, Derwin Alexan-
der, Alice Williams, James Fisher,
Lawrence Cook, Mildred Best,
Eleanor Best, Mildred Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-08
5s::y s.;y OF Interest to Women ?.:=::: !:=:
FOUNDER OF CALIFORNIA p. +. o.
GUEST SPEAkER EOR CHAPTER CIV

decorated the tee room and the tea
table, making a pretty background
for the affairs.
Guests included members of the
various valley P. f. o. chapters:
NIesdames j. D. Huston, Vaughn N
Thompson, o. G. Horne. L. c.
House. W. J. Clements, Earle G.
Davis, Harold A. Burnham, Howard
p. Meyer. Roy E. Breedlove. Jessie
Sargent, Warren Currier and Harry
Horton of FL Centro; MeSdames
Percy Palmer, j. c. Applegate, w
A. Applegate Harry Hastain, Ivy
McFadden, Lloyd Moore, all of
Brawley; MesdameS H. j. Ingram,
c. o. Hoober, D. V. Brownell of
Calipatria.
Members of Chapter CIV present
were Mesdames R. NJ. Armstrong,
J. E. Brock, E. o. Carter, NJ. j.
Dowd. Norman E. Dupont, Scott b
Foulds. Guy L. Hatch, j. L. House.
Joe E. King, w. E. Malan, S. L
McCrory, w. w. McEuen, d. b
Roberts. Louis Slee. Max Pinnell,
Harold Cow and E. w. Schiller.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-08
BIRTHDAY PARTY
AT PALMER HOME

Little Russell 10y Palmer, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. R. L. Palmer, 627 Ham
ilton avenue, celebrated his fourth
birthday yesterday at dinner par
ty held at the Palmer home.
Members of the family and few
friends were present for the occa-
sion and the youngsters were given
a special table decorated appro-
priately with the big birthday cake
with its four candles the center Of
attraction.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Palmer. Miss Frances Palmer, R. l..
Shipler, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ship
Ter, Jim Shipler, Dave Mayfield,
Martin Ortleib of San Diego, Wal
ter Lee Palmer, Verna Mae Palmer,
Edgar L. Palmer, Jr., Donna Jean
Palmer. Virginia Lou Palmer and
the guest of honor, Russell 10y
Palmer.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-08
MANY ENJOY FINE PROGRAM GIVEN
BY AMERICANIZATION CLASSES

East Side high school was filled
to overflowing Saturday evening
when the Americanization classes
presented a fine patriotic program.
Among those present were guests
from Mexico, the members of the
Americanization classes comprising
eight different nationalities, repre-
sentatives of the American Legion
and Auxiliary, the Ten Thousand
club, the service clubs, the cham
ber of commerce, the high school
board, James P. Greene, editor of
the Imperial Valley Press, and Mrs.
Greene, and a number OF interested
individuals.
The first part Of the program
consisted of numbers furnished by
the guests from Mexico. Mrs. Cor
neius B. Collins, chairman of the
friendly relations committee of the
Imperial County Teachers associa-
ton, graciously introduced the
guests, explaining in her introduc-
ton the purpose of this commit
tee whose members come from this
county and Mexico.
Inspector NJ. Quiroz-Martinez and
Inspector c. Meza-Leon gave splen-
did patriotic addresses, speaking in
Spanish for the benefit of the Mex
ican guests present. Arthur L.
Eaton of the Holtville high school
acted as interpreter.
The Mexican delegation presented
Imperial Valley press., 1932-02-08
DELIGHTFUL TEA
SATURDAY HONORS
MRS. X. T. ESTES

Honoring Mrs. Roy T. Estes, jr.,
(Henrietta Woody, who recently
arrived from Honolulu to visit her
mother, Mrs. S. E. Woody, Mrs.
Woody and Mrs. Bird E. Hobby
gave a charming tea Saturday af-
ternoon at Mrs. Hobdy's home,
Seventh and Holt avenue.
The house was effectively dec
Grated with marigolds and fern and
the tea table with its lace cloth
and silver service made an attract
i've picture. Mrs. Nelson Long of
Holtville and Miss Margaret Giles
poured. H |aiian music was sup
piled by KXO.
Guests at this delightful affair
included Mesdames Minnie Ellis
j. B. McNeece, John Tyler, Charles
Delp, w. o. Swerdfeger, Roy Hens
ley, Ed Bergman, Dunbar Carey,
Willis Carey, 3. E. Lemons, F.. H.
McIver, r. j. Mcnamara, Duane
Stafford, Carleton D. Joy, Tom
Duer. Guy Scott, Jane Joy, James
OOllli IAltlIiis hOClhi OoIOii,
Clair Burke, Charles Ferrell, Duke
F'roWiSs, j. E. Mitchell, Dozier DaW-
son, j. K Mitchell, William c. Reed,
Leta Mae Bryan, Joe Thompson,
Bert FaWcett, w j. McClelland, S.
Emmitt Allen, Edwin o. Carter,
Ed Miner, Dick Bradshaw, Roy
Matthews; the Misses Audrey Skip
per, Katie Weiss, Anna McManus,
Cecil Thatcher, Jessie Binkley, Beth
Melbourne, Margaret Giles, Mildred
Giles, Cassie Richter, Lola Free
man, Romaine Richmond, Gwen
Johnson, Peggy Houseman, Freida
Schreiner, Helen Swerdfeger, Clara
Fuestal and DR.. Edith Hook of
Ell Centre;
Mesdames John Keyes, w. H.
Huebner, Gordon Gchneider, Mel
son Long, the Misses Nina Emery,
Doris Denney, Delma Denney of
Holtville; Mrs. j. r. FowbleS and
Mrs. Grady Estes of Jacumba, Mrs.
j. D. Cole of San Diego, Mrs.
Charles Forster of San Juan Capis-
trano, Mrs. Ralph Soeth of Los An
geles and Mrs. DicH Haas of Calex-
leo.