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Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
SHOWER HONORS
MRS. PRESTON

Mrs. w. D. Payne, Miss Louise
Ashley and Miss Audry McCul-
Tough were hoStesses at an attract
i've pink and blue shower given
last night in honor of Mrs. Ray
Preston, formerly Miss Eunice Nc
Cullough. The affair was held at
the J. w. Mccullough home, 442
Holt.
The honor guest received a num-
Der of attractive gifts and after
the shower, refreshments were
served.
Those present were the hostesses,
the guest of honor. Mrs. J. w. NC
Cullough, Mesdames Scott, S. Ash
ley. John Morton, Flo Sibley, Mas
on. A. E. Greed, Beulah Cotney
Eula Jeanes, NJ. H. Hurtt, j. F.
Whitehead Mary Brooks. Grace
Williams, Jessie Thompson, Mau
pin, Ardys Farnsworth: the Misses
Modena Jeanes, Florence Greed,
Barbara Hurst, Faye Denham, Ella
Williams, Fern Denham, Ellen
Maupin, Ethel Maupin, all of El
Centro.
Mrs. L. V. Armstrong, Mrs. Mar
shall Armstrong. Mrs. w. H. Arm
stong, Ms. ROLAND Skipper, all of
Rrawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
SPLENDID WORK ACCOMPLISHED BY
AMERICANIZATION FREE CLINIC

gives advice concerning care of the
youngsters. Minor ailments are
treated and this year Mrs. Frank
G. Beyschlag is giving her services
as dietitian and yesterday recon-
mended various diets to be follow
ed.
AS sample Of the efficiency of
the clinic, last year a baby was
brought, who although a year old,
weighed only II pounds. Yester-
day the child was brought to the
clinic and found to be in fine con-
dition. Many other equally path
etc cases came before the organ
ization and in nearly every in
stance great improvement has been
made after following the prescribed
care.
Local physicians have generously
given their services in more serious
cases. E..
The Ten Thousand club IS Amer
icanization committee has also as
sisted in the work
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
TWO NEW SECTIONS ADDED TO
TEN THOUSANDrGLUB'S LIST

up for physical culture section
and they also plan to secure an in
structor Temporary officers in
clude Mrs. s. P. Williams. chairman
Of committee on arrangements
with Mrs. w. c. Costello and Mrs
r. M. La Force as members.
Those who have signed up for
the section include Mesdames w
c. Costello, r M. La Force, S. P
Williams, j. P. Hansen, j. w. Dom
ohue. g. E. lemons. Charles O..
Barratt, Warren F Fox, E. w.
Schiller, J. G. Neale, Harry Horton,
c. E. Anderson, Philip Van Slyck,
Ray Edgar, H. Smith. w. A. Swerd-
feger, Forrest f, Kutz. A. Van
Camp, S. c. Scouller, r. L. Hay
den and John Rice.
Much enthnsiasm in the work of
these two sections was shown by
the women present and from all
indications they will be flourishing
divisions of the Ten Thousand
club
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
OF Interest to Women
Society
Clubs
MRS. HACKLEMAN REELECTED HEAD
OF COUNTY FARM HOME DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Charles Hackleman will
again head the county farm home
department. beng reelected pres.-
dent at this mornings meeting o.
home department chairmen and
Aggie club council members.
Other officers who were elected
upon White ballot after nomina-
tions announced by the nominating
committee are. Mrs. Z. r. Long.
vice-chairman; Mrs. a. R. Kramar,
secretary; Mrs. Evan T. Hewes,
treasurer. Members Of the nomi-
mating committee were Mrs. c. H.
H. Small, D. Mckenzie and Hobart
Herrick.
The meeting opened with reports
by the secretary, treasurer, and by
representatives of home depart
ments and 4-H clubs. Reports
were made for the following home
departments: Alamo-Verde, East
side Sunset. McCabe Eucalyptus
Mt. Signal. Magnolia Mulberry,
Jasper, Spruce-Westmorland, Rose
Msquite, Westside. Acacia.
Those 4-H clubs for which re-
ports were made included Eucalyp-
tus. Eastside, Rose-Mesquite, Sils-
bee, McCabe, Acacia, Mt. Signal.
Among the announcements made
were those Of the organization
training meeting to be held by Miss
Fleda Smith, extension specialist.
On November II; of the luncheon
in Calexico November 8, honoring
Miss Josephine Seaman, president
of the California Federation OF
Wcmen's CLUBS to which home de-
partment members have been in
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
State Street Christian

Homecoming and re-opening SER
vices will be held at the enurcn
beginning with the Bible school at
$50 a. m.
The program includes thet fol-
lowing: Rehabilitation, 10:45 a. M
Sermon by v. M. Newland, the
Communion and basket dinner tol-
lowing in order named. Special
music on pipe organ, vibra- harp
and by the choir will be directed
by Roy Sweeney. The program at
the dinner table is in charge OF
Mrs. H. F. Mateska.
Open house all afternoon for
visitors.
Tibetan travel pictures at 6:3O
p. m.
Sermon at 73O by minister V. E
Butterworth, on, 1.-The HandWrit-
ing on the Wall for America
Visitors are welcome.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
HOSTESS TO
BRIDGE CLUB

Friday bridge club members met
yesterday with Mrs Howard P
Meyer. SIS Wensley avenue, to en-
joy luncheon and a game Of con-
tract.
Pink roses made a pretty CEN
terpiece for the luncheon table at
which covers were laid for Mes
danes Don c. Bitter. Henry L.
Loud, Allen P. Nuffer, Clarence Z.
Conant, Leroy Holt, Dorsey White
law, r. B. Whitelaw, Minor o.
Simms, Phii D. Swing and the
hostess.
After luncheon the group ad-
journed to the living room where
bright colored zinnias made effect
i've decorations and where bridge
was enjoyed, the high scores be-
ing won by Mrs. Holt and Mrs.
Never.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04

Those who have aided in the free
baby clinics sponsored by the AM
ericanization department Of Cen
tral Union high school have every
reason to feel gratified over the re-
suits Of their work AT the clinic
held yesterday in the AmericaniZa-
ton cottage, only one child out of
% was found to be undernouriShed
and the majority of cases examin-
ed were infants who had been un-
der the clinics care last year.
Nearly all OF the children who
had been in the clinic last year
showed fine gains in weight. and
general improvement in health.
They were all clean and well cared
for in appearance, showing that
their mothers had followed the ad-
vice given them by Mrs. Bertha
Judd, head of the Americanization
department and Mrs. r. C. Glenn
ons. r. N.
Mrs. Judd gives instruction in
her classes TO the mothers and at
the monthly clinics Mrs. Clemons
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
MOTHERS CLUB
HAS MEETING

Harding School Mothers club en-
joyed an interesting meeting yes
terday afternoon in the kindergar-
ten room, Mrs. w. j. Meagher pre-
siding.
Mrs. E. L. Bennett was elected
e-president to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs.
l.. M. Harman who has left the
valley.
DR.. Norman E. Dupont. Imperial
county chairman of the valley
Emergency Relief commission, gave
a splendid and Illuminating account
of the relief work being done in
the valley. He also discussed the
arrangements being made to handle
the transient problem during the
winter.
Pupils from the 3B room of the
school, were heard in a group of
delightful songs.
Representatives from the Child
rem S Clothes closet were present
to give out materials which club
members will make into garments
for needy youngsters.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04

Preliminary steps toward organ
ization Of an Arts and Crafts Sec
tion and a Physical Culture section
for the Woman IS Ten Thousand
club took place at meetings held
yesterday afternoon in the club
house Mrs. Ray Edgar, president,
and Mrs Forrest E. Kutz, vice
president and curator of sections,
presided.
The Arts and Crafts section
meeting took place first, Mrs. f.
z. Clements being chosen as tenn
porary chairman; Mrs. Charles O.
Barratt as treasurer and Mrs. Fred
Gianola as secretary. approx
mately Is women already have eX-
pressed a desire to join this group.
The first meeting viii be Friday,
November 10, at a. m. in the club
house tea room and all members
interested are urged TO be present,
Plans call for securing an instruct
or TO aid the women in their work.
Twenty-one women have signed
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04

/ Yited. of tie annual home depart
nent convention in Santa Barbara
| November 1916.
Miss Halle Flack. extension spa-
cialist in child development anc
parent education. then spoke ca
the types of child development
work which might be included II
home department programs on that
subject. Throughout her talk she
stressed the fact that child devc.-
opnent is q continuous process
ranging from creation TO adulthoOd
She also pointed out that while no
one can give precise directions as
TO tie method Of bringing up q
particular child. in the past 10
years an accumulation of definite
information in regard TO successful
families has been studied scientific
ally and certain general rules Oh
tanned
Some CT the points to be taken
Up in q nome department study OF
child development include methods
of securing the child's cooperate n
IN the home. of guiding children i'll
development OF responsibility, the
development of children which may
be reasonably expected at various
ages. the building OF foundations
Tor useful habits, fitting the home
for wholesome child development,
securing proper play equipment for
the home yard making use OF the
new knowledge on posture, seeing
that the child has he proper toys
and play materials suitable for diff
terent age levels, cooperation in
4-H club work and guidance in
child development.
Miss Harriet Eddy. state leader
of home demonstration agents who
arrived in the valley this morning
was present at the meeting as was
Miss Florence Glenn. home demon
Stration agent
The following were present: Aca-
cia. Mrs. Wyatt, Mrs. Nolan; East
side. Miss Olga Augspurger; Alamo
Verde, Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Mckenzie;
Rose Mesquite. Mrs. A. o. DolSon;
Eastside-Surset Mrs. c. 2. Kamm'
dcCabe Eucalyptus, Mesdames
Evan T. Hewes, Charles Hackle-
nan. TCm Allen, {. Southworth,
Hazel Dorrsckuck, P. Thanner; Jas
per. hrs. Scott B. Foulds; Mt. Sig
nal, Mrs. j. Cook, Mrs. C. H H
Small: Seeley- y-WeStside, Mrs. a. r.
Kraplar, Miss ELnice Sprinkle,
Mrs. Hobard Herrick; Silsbee, Mrs.
Harper, and Verde, Miss joyce
Fillingame.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
PEROnAL
PARAGRAPH

2 Present Dav club members will
meet at 7 O'Clock tonight at the
/ o. j. Bradshaw ranch on the San
Diego highway
Chapter AV, PEG, will meet or
Monday. November 6, at l o. CLOCK
at the Howard P. Meyer residence
$50 Wensley avenue, with Mrs
Meyer and Mrs. Don c. Bitter as
hcSteSSes. The program will be
given by Mrs. c. z. Boydstun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Procht OF
Wichita, Kansas. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Bledsoe, l048 Brigh-
ton avenue. Mr.. Procht is a leath-
er manufacturer. S. A. Anderson
also connected with the leather
business and from Nocona, Texas,
was recently a visitor at the Bled-
soc home,
Members of the cabinet Of the
Methodist Ladies Aid society will
meet with Mrs. H. S. Harris, 839
Olive avenue at 1880 Monday,
November 6. All members are ask
ed to be present.
AY. w. c. A. table for the lunch
con Wednesday at the Hotel De
ANA. Calexico. honoring Miss JOS
ephine Seaman. president of the
California Federation of Women s
clubs, is planned. Those El Gen.
tro members of the Y. w. c. A.
who plan to be present are asked
to make reservations with Mrs. M.
j. Dowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil D. Swing and
their daughter Phyllis, are visit
ing in El Centro. The Swings
other daughter. Mrs. Thomas Reed
Margaret SWING, whose marriage
took place a year ago, is living in
Herndon. Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clements and
family plan to spend the weekend
at their cabin in Pine Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
Churches
Schools
DISCUSS PLANS
FOR FORMATION
OF ROAL CLUB

Formation of a Roal club for
Imperial Valley was discussed at
last night S meeting of the Reserve
Officers and their ladies, the meet
ing being i'll the form of a dinner
/ held at the De An2a hotel, Calex-
| leo.
! While the Reserve Officers were
( holding their class under the in
structorShip of 1t. Col. Joseph
Stillwell of San Diego, the women
met with representatives of the
San Diego Real club.
It was decided TO form a valley
Roal club and organization will be
effected at a meeting to be held
in two weeks, Friday. November II.
Wives. sisters and mothers of Re-
serve Officers are eligible for men,
bership. rs-,
San Diego women present includ-
ed Mrs. Vernon Bullock, San Diego
chairman of the state federation
committee of the Roal club; Mrs.
Betty Seymour, secretary to the
chairman of the state federation;
Mrs. Leo Guiehard, president OF
the San Diego Roal club.
Valley women present last night
included Mrs. w. d. Dresser, Miss
Ruth Henderson, both of Holtyiile;
Mrs. Richard Foster, of CaleXico;
Mrs. Homer Chisholm of Imperial,
Mrs. S. G.. Lefner of Brawley, Mes
danes Byron Thurlow, Charles P.
Delp, Chancellor Livingston, L. H.
Wasson. Sheriff. Belts of Ell Gen.
tro.
Other guests present included
Major William Seymour of the
QuartermaSter Reserves, Capt. Dean
Sherry of the Infantry Reserves
and president OF the San Diego
chapter of the Reserve Officers
association.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
STYLE CHATS
with ALMA ARCHER

A reader in South Haven, Mich
igan, wonders if ] know that a
really modern poultry ranch is
equipped with battery sections
which hoodwink six-months-c cid
pullets into laying three eggs a
day. I shamefacedly admit that
few well-styled chicken farms have
come to my attention, but offhand
it would have seemed to me until
now that a chicken farm was cor
rectly styled if the poolays were
kept out of the front yard. How
ever, with man so confusing the
mind of a six-months-old pullet
that she tosses three eggs instead
of one, daily, into the basket, what
will happen if someone starts
moulding the mentalities of rab-
bits, kittens, pollywogs, and the
like? 1t ought to bring the price
of coney coats down within reach
of even a breadline habitue, and
frogslegs could be on the menu at
Joe S Place as we'll as the Ritz.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
DANCE TONIGHT
AT GOLF CLUB

Tonight will see the first of a
series of dances to be given at the
Barbara Worth country club un-
der the auspices of the social COM
mittee of the women IS auxiliary.
Good music has been secured for
the occasion and a delightful eve
ming is in store for those attend
ing. ab0i'
Dancing will begin at O'Clock
and members and friends are in
Vited. --
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04

ticn of the blessings of the church
and of the gospel.
Although we did not reach our
goal in last Sundays rally, the at
tendance was very gratifying
Something like rs visitors were
present and a "Go To Sunday
School month - for November cam
paign has been launched.
Special invitation and welcome
to visitors. Treats for the child
rem.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04

of which he is pastor and the El
Centro church is joyful at the pros
poets of sitting under this ministry
for two weeks
A Christian welcome is extend
ed to all people to attend the ser
vices from night to night. Rev
Beal's subject Sunday morning
will be Nothing Undone and
Sunday evening THE Credentials
Of Christ. -
Bible school as usual at 9:30 a.
m.
Young people IS meeting, Junior
and Senior, $50 p. m.
Service every night this week
except Saturday.
Watch for further announce
ments.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
Church of Christ

Services Sunday at the Church
of Christ, j. L. Musgrave. minister,
will begin with a song service at
10:45 a. m. Preaching on "Paul s
Charge To Timothy will be at II
a. m. and Communion at 11:45 a.
m.
In the evening at 7:30 p. m
preaching will be on Foreordina-
tion and PredeStination. >
Church development is Wednes-
day evening at 7:30 p. m.
There is always a friendly well
come at the Church of Christ
Seventh and Brighton streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
M. E. LADIES AID
TO MEET TUESDAY

Ladies Aid society of the First
Methodist church will hold the
regular luncheon and business
meeting in the social hall Of the
church Tuesday. November 7.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
G clock with Mrs. Paul Thornton
as hostess and with Mrs. A. 9.
Amet, Mrs. NJ. G.. Smith, Mrs.
Walter Wakefield and Mrs. Leo
Maiden as her committee.
A program will be given at the
close of the business session and a
most cordial invitation is extended
to those interested to attend
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
LUNCHEON AT
CLUB SUNDAY

Luncheon will be served at the
Barbara Worth golf club tomorrow
beginning at 1870 a. m. with Mrs
S. Emmitt Allen as chairman of
the committee.
The luncheon will be Sunday
features with Mrs. Duane Stafford
in charge of the following Sunday
The last two Sundays Of this
month will be taken by the Holt
vile members of the women IS aux
iliary.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04

Morning worship begins at 1l:00.
Reverend Day will be bringing the
message from Gods word.
The Young Peoples Crusader
meeting starts at GAS promptly.
Everyone come and join in the
songs and testimonies. There will
be message from one Of the young
people.
AT 7:30 the regular evangelistic
service begins with the singing of
old time Gospel hymns and later
choruses. Reverend Gaines will be
starting his evangelistic meeting at
this service. He is a forceful
speaker filled with the spirit and
has real message.
Don't forget TO tune in on KXO
every Sunday morning at O'Clock
for the Foursquare Sunshine kalf
hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
TO HOLD SHOOT SUNDAY

Imperial Valley Rifle club will
hold the first bi-monthly shoot to-
morrow, Sunday, November 5, at
the club range on the j. c. Smith
ranch west Of CaleXico.
Club members are urged to be
present for 80 calibre shooting and
anyone interested in the sport is
invited to visit the range on the
regular days for shooting, the first
and third Sundays of each month.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
First Baptist

Beginning Sunday morning, Rev.
r. S. Beal. pastor of the First Bap-
tist church of Tucson, Ariz., will
conduct a two weeks meeting at
the local Baptist church. Rev.
Beal is a splendid speaker with
messages that are new and refresh
ing. He has had many years of
successful ministry in the church
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
NaZarene

Tomorrow we have the second
Sunday of our silver anniversary
celebration. 1t has been designat-
ed as "Church Appreciation day..
1t is hoped that all our members
and friends will attend in apprecia-
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
Social Calendar

TONIGHT
Dance, 8, golf club.
Present Day club, !, o. ].
Bradshow home.
TOMORROW
sunday services, churches.
Rifle shoot, rifle club range.
Golf, Barbara Worth country
club.
MONDAY
Chapter AV, P.E.O., 1, $50
Wensley.
VI. E. Ladies Aid cabinet, 1880,
500 Olive.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-11-04
Four Square Gospel

The church OF
the FourSquare
Gospel, corner
of Fourteenth
and Olive ave-
nue., wishes TO
invite everyone
to S u n d a y
school at 9::45.
Glasses for all
ages.
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Quinn Road News
by Juiius Hockaday

A great legal contest will b
staged at Quinn Road. betwee
legal lights of Detroit and MI
Clemens in the ear future
Watch this column for announce
mcnt OF date and place.
The Development OF Our own
had very successful entertain
men; 81, Thanksgiving. sponsored by
its trustee board. The Sunday
meetings al 4 p. m. are still being
held at Pages Hall and are at
tended by large crowds.
The financial drive at Zion Bap
list Church is IN full swing. Tho
contestants are busy arranging
their affairs.
On TUESDAY night. Dee. II. Tn
prodigal Son viii be dramatizod.
Mrs. A. l.. Thomas will direct the
play All are cordially invited 10
attend.
The pastors anniversary sec
vices were successful. Zach pastor
and his congregation participated
in the celebration. The anniversary
sermon was preached Dec. 3 at 3
p. m. by Rev. j. $ Murray of New
Mt. Mariah Baptist Church. he
troit. Rev. Murrar used the subject
Follow Thou Me-" lie stressed the
necessity for following Christ. He
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: was accompanied by his congrc
cation. The financial proceeds wer
splendid.
Zion Baptist members wish fol
their pastor Rev. Il. Moore, much
continued success.
Vincin Chapel 4. VI. T.. Church
This news reached the Tribune
too late for publication last week
Sunday. Nov. 26, the program in
recognition of Pleasant Sunday
was Il success and many attended,
in spite Of the inclement weather.
Several members of the Buzzing Bee
club Of Detroit Of which Mrs.
Josephine Bedford is president.
were present and played an
important part on the program
They cheerfullv consented to visit
This church again and take part on
the Pleasant Sunday program,
Sunday. Dec. II.
ON Friday night Dec. s. the
Young people gave an entertain
ment at Pages Hall.
The services Sunday, Dec. 3
were excellent. Special services
will also be held sunday. Dec. 10.
The public is invited.
Rev. V. l.. Eckridge, pastor, is
doing splendid work in his church
and the community. G. Page is
president.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
Detroit Med. Society
Holds NJ Getting

The Detroit Medical Society
held their regular bi monthly ses-
sion at Brewster Community Cen
ter. Friday evening, Dec. l, at .
p. m.
Those present were Doctors
Owens Markoe, Rucker, Constable
Mahalatjie, j. p. Thomas. Deloney,
McCletndon Graham Isaacs aud
Greenidge.
The outstanding feature OF the
evening was an informal lecture,
delivered by James +. Tandy, PHI.
c.. on Prescriptions and Their
Cost" The society was benefited
by the demonstrated lecture
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09
YPSILANTI NEWS
BY Mrs. Il. O'Bannor
Brown Chapel A. VI. Z. Church

Brown Chapel A. VI. T.. Church
The pastor and members Of
Brown Chapel take this method OF
expressing their gratitude to Mrs.
- l.. Johnson, of Detroit. and
:. embers and friends of Second
Baptist Church, who contributed so
largely toward the success of the
Mock Annual Conference" held
on Nov. 30 and Dec. /.
At the morning service last Sun
day. spiritual fervor was high, and
an old-time class meeting was fol-
lowed by the communion.
A special program was rendered
by the choir at 1880 p. M. with
Mrs Bernice Kersey. organist ;
Theron Kersey, director
DR.. w. T.. Leak OF Arkansas. will
open a revival campaign at this
church, beginning Jan. 10.
Second Baptist Church
Morning service was well attend.
ed last Sunday, Pastor Carr preac
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ing a very inspiring sermon from
. Samuel 22:21.
At 1880 the Lords Supper was
administered.
Charles Perry of Detroit spent
the week end visiting his wife,
Mrs. Della Perry, who has been
very i'll.
Other sick for the week are
Miss Cordelia Taylor Mrs. Rose
Andrews, Mrs. Goldman. Mrs. Vida
Carter Murray all OF Harriet street
also Mrs. Hanson of Washington
street. Mrs. John Hubert, l39
Hawkins, and Mrs. Wilson 400 5,
Washington.
BE sure to read the Detroit Tri-
bune.