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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-10-13
N. W. DETROIT
& FERNDALE
BY j. c. Bryant
2Oi6G Kentucky Street

Rev. w. Dunn. OF Detroit was
the chief speaker for two weeks.
Al New Mt Vernon Baptist Church.
ithaca street OF which Rev. j. Nj.
Harwrick is pastor.
Mrs. Adel Walker. OF Pontiac,
will spend several weeks as house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pierce
2l060 Parkside avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Caldwell, OF
Crosse Pointe. recently visited
Mrs. Smalls and other friends III
his locality
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Avery,
1929 Wisconsin, are the proud
parents OF nine pound baby girl,
born Sept. /.
Miss Henrietta Dunlap, of Hop
xins ale. ny. Will spend the win
er with her aunt Mrs. jamie Whit
field. IL Parkside street.
Mrs. Nancy Edmondson. 2OS4"
l.lltlenlane street. announces the
l!arriagc OF her daughter, Pearl, to
Is. owens. October 10.
Re, and Mrs C. L. Anderson
and Rev. and Mrs. Walker left on
4 week -end trip 10 Chicago Oct
IL. They Will return by way OF
,a.fIe reck. Mich
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X. NJ want ~ have my home
repaired but I wonder Ii | will be
able Ia meet the payments Ii l
should take the proposition | now
consider!
Ans. believe that Il will be
much harder 10 pay back the mon
fey that you borrow TO repair your
home than II would be TO have the
home repaired little at time
and pay cash for IT, The notes that
you will be forced to make for bor-
rowed money will be very stiff.
T.. Il. HI want 10 leave my
husband for he Il awfulIy flirtIfi-
ed and Il jealous OF met
Ans; Neither you nor your hus-
band have tried to pull together
since you have been married and
each tries to make the other jeal-
Gus. Why don't you get away from
your neighborhood and try to live
respectful life instead OF trying
10 tantalize one another TO death.
You both love eeach other.
T.. W.-D0es his friend care
enough 10 help me financially II !
ask him TO!
Ans: II Is my opinion that your
DOCTOR friend Is I'm rather poor
circumstances for collections for
him have been bad this year. |
would not advise you TO ask for
help but believe II he could see
your case as II really Is he would
try 10 help YOU.
T.. VI. Els there % chance al
me finishing high school!
Ans. or course there is and you
will be among the smartest In The
class OF 1875. All OF
your pleasures will have 10 be Civ
on up this year but you can make
III for them next year.
VI. T.. j. VIII I have any trou-
be nbomt my little girl or not!
Aas: don't think there is any
reason for you TO worry about
vonr daughter for your husband
Toes not care to be bothered with
ler. The only reason that he
would want 20 take her is to- ag-
.revate you hut he knows that he
.ould not take care of her ike
ron can.
VI. a.. Tell me II I will gain my
,anlth hnch and what l. hest FOR
ne 10 do!
Ans: Your condition Is not as
.ericus rs YOU are inclined 10 be-
ieye and | am of the opinion tilat
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NORTH DETROIT
NEWS
Is Mrs. Josephine I.o,dcn
-lli Meade

inc North End Buzzing Bee
30 met at 2l0l Grant street
vct - le sewing ana canning
Cnlc. SOc.ah aud welfare League
committees made very favorable re-
ports Mrs Bedford, the president,
aud Dr Daisy \OrthcrOss were
present. Mrs. j Robinson, 1irst
vice president. introduced AIRS.
BellOru, MhO made tine talk. Mr..
Edwards, first vice president OF
the iamtramck club, and several
10, tneir members were also pres
cnt Inc group is doing splendid
work
me Imperial Social Club is be-
gning its TALL activities, and
VIII soon elect new officers The
Lresent officials are; w. NJ. Bum,
president, Charles Romans. vice;
Hiss lneima Johnson. secretary;
Miss Jessie Williams. treasurer.
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
1924 DeQuindre, pastored by Rev.
"a. ..Oiuen. VAS well attended last
sunday. Al the morning service
Pastor Bolden gave an inspiring
discourse. subject, abide In Meb."
Al y. M. Rev. j. Crawford
preached thrilling sermon. The
senior choir will render a program,
Ocl. IA. Rev. w. S. McGhee and his
congregation will be present. All
quartets are invited.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Allison.
2,-t Crleans, a line baby boy.
rieasant Grove Union Baptist
Church, 1888 Riopelle. is progress
ing under its pastor, Rev. Newly.
Last sunday morning. the sermon
was delivered by Rev Jonse, text.
Come and see man who told
me he rally given by the young
people OF the Red Circle. at 3 y. IN.
Sunday, was largely attended. IL
.4a directed BY AlesdainCs Kugland
and Mccms The ANNUAL election
OF church officers will be held soon
me rcnoyating OF the church will
- postponed until next spring.
Green Grove Baptist Church.
| l5UJ6 Orleans. was well attended
| sunday. Pastor W. 4. Tarpley
preached at the a. IN. service from
, Tim. 1 o, subject, The Gilt That
is In You" AT p. m, Rev. Thomas
preached from Mattll:2S. The
pastor preached at the evening wor-
ship Among the visitors OF the day
were The Caldwell Five and their
father. A special sermon will be
delivered Friday night, Oct IL, by
the Providence Baptist Church,
subject, The Final Judgment.
The congregation al Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. 1860 Meade, heard
inspiring sermons by Pastor q. w
Sims, last Sunday morning ant
evening. The $. s. is progressing
On Sunday. Oct. IL. Leland Ohm
stead. of the musical department
OF Hamtramck High, will be the
honored guest at IL a. m. The pub.
| lie Is Invited. Arn0id Romans, 1890
Mclean street, IL very Ill. The
church and his many friends hope
for him prompt recovery.
DR.. w. A. Blackwell, pastor o
Lomax a. NJ. y. Zion Church. 1905
DeQuindre. was greeted with en-.
thusiasm Sunday morning, when he
occupied his pulpit after recent
Illness. His sermon at the morning
worship was soul stirring. lie also
administered the Lords Supper al
IS p. m DR.. Blackwell will preach
al ST. Peters Church. Oct. IL, at 3
| D. m. Mrs. Elnora Boley. faithful
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LOOKING OVER TIE vANDENBERCS

ton: she is a great help TO her
capable husband
The three Vandenberg children
are Arthur II. Vandenberg. Jr.. II,
a graduate OF Dartmouth college
and now IN business In Grand
RAPIDS: Barbara Vandenberg
Knight, "a. who. with her husband
and 2-year-old son, resides In
Grand Rapids; and Elizabeth Van
denberg. %. who was graduated
this year from Rockford college.
Rockford. H.. and who is recognize
cd ms an exceptionally talented
lusician.
Senator yandenberg Is a mem
Der of the Masonic order In both
York and Scottish Rite. He Is a
member of DeMolai Commandery,
knights Templar; Dewitt Clinton
Consistory; and Saladin Temple.
He is also member OF the Elks
and the Woodmen. He Is an hon
orary member OF the Rotary club.
He is a member OF the Sons OF the
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Conant Gardens
~ AzcmUre Rushing

Class No. s. OF Mitchell Memorial
$. s., sponsored pretty surprise
birthday party, Oci. q, from 5 10 ~
D. m. honoring the class president,
..iiss Otha Mae Kirk, 1862 Revere
street. Mrs. Marshall. the honoree's
aunt. assisted by Mary l.. Triffin,
helped the class TO make the party
one long TO be remembered. Games
and music suitable for the occasion
were enjoyed, after which a dainty
menu OF sandwiches. punch, ice
cream and cake was served. Inc
honoree received many lovely pre-
sents. in recognition OF the high
,.tes al in wlncn SHE Is ned. She Is
"A . Is. student at her school anu Is
class president. and first vice presi-
dent of The Epworth League.
Among those present were Maiy
,tafin. Vienna Blake, Mildred
johnson. Ida Mae and Johnson
Flanagan. Leon and Herbert Cray
.oA. Jessie lcAsley. ruby ana
Lois Kemp. Charles Chapman, sam
Love. Howard and Mary Jane ray
Tor. Luvenia and lhedford Good
wni. Mamie and Esther Swami,
GLADYS Brown. billie LuBalle, ana
Clarence rory.
Monday, Oct l, surprise party
was given for Miss Ruby Rushing.
by her brother and sister. George
and Lillian. Games were enjoyed
and dainty refreshments served.
Those present included Mr.. and
MrsJ. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Will
hams. d. Booth. Il. Bradshaw, W.
Thompson, Miss Thelma Brown
Miss l.. Rushing, Mr.. V. Brown
X. Rushing, A. T.. Johnson, Miss
Asa Mae Johnson and Mr. and Mrs
George Rushing.
Miss Barbarossa Hargrove, oil
Xenia. Ohio, Is now residing with
her aunt, Mrs. Black. OF Norwood
avenue. She will attend Phersine
High School.
Citizens of Conant Garden. who
have news items for this column
are requested TO send them TO the
writer. A.. Rushing. 36OS Stockton
avenue, by Friday evening. so az
10 be published In the next issue.
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member. who has been Ill Tor some
time. was able 10 attend church
sunday morning and evening, much
10 the delight OF all. The Harvest
nome BAR al l.omax viii begin
Monday, Oc,. -. and viii continue
through the 20, with special attrac-
1ions Tor eacn night Young ana ola
are invited.
me cuors Of Russell street
Baptist. Peace and John Wesley
, lu1cncs ana triangle NO. 100
Dram Corps ol The american Lee
gion. viii nrnish the musical 'a-
lures. Prominent Republican
speakers Will be presented eaeh
nigh. The participating mi"'t,rs
will be Rev. NJ. =. Parrish, Rev. b..
IL Virgin. HeN. g. NJ Metcalf, ar1
Rev. Lee r. clay.
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HIGHLAND PARK
by John Thompson

The Detroit Acme Club gave
social. Sept. 30. at me nomv W
Mr. and Mrs. NJ +. White III Men
dall street. II was a, delightful az
fair aa
from Nashville. Tenn. where he
was called by the illness OF ms
mother She Is greatly improved.
birthday party was held on
Sent %. al the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Kvles. 5iOl5 Twelfth street,
honoring Mrs Christine kyles. a
five-course menu was served on
a long table decorated with chh'e
cut flowers. The serving tahle was
heavily laden with dainty viands.
making the affair fit for an Epi-
cure AT. Hazard gave a toast to
the hostess. and j Snipes respond
ed MIS- Kylcs was the REGIMENT
OF many lovely gifts Among those
present were MIR and Mrs. j. X.
Rutlel gc. Mr.. and Mrs T Hazard,
Mr. and Mrs. ] Snipes. Mr.. and
Mrs Rufus James. Mrs Pauline
Whiting. Mrs Fora Hare. Mrs
Lottie Hughs Mrs. NJ G. Aavis,
Miss NJ. Kyles. and William c.
Hazard
The Nurses guild Of Thompson
Avenue Baptist Church will soon
give penny social
The Berea NJ. h. Church served
n lovely dinner Saturday, Sept.
20. under the auspices ~ the
Junior Aid Girls. r. Smith Is presi-
dent. These girls furnished all the
coal used In the church. and they
are called Goal Diggers"
Sunday. Sept. 30. was promotion
lay for the s. S. OF Berea Church.
Mrs. Lulu Lucas. the superintend-
ent. Is doing fine work.
Sunday. Sept. 30. the three
churches In this district were in
vited TO the Scott NJ. H. Church
OF which Rev Kelly Is pastor. The
churches we're Thompson Avenue
Baptist. Berea NJ H.. ST. Lukes A.
NJ. II. Church. All three choirs
sang together on the program. with
their voices blending harmonious
".
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LANSING, MICH.
by Mrs. q. ". Wagner

Elaine Norris spent the weekend
in Kalamazoo. Michigan with rela-
tiyes OF the latter.
Miss Elaine Norris and Bob Da-
Wis spent the Weekend I'm Kalama-
zoo. wishing relatives OF the latter
d. &. Cromwell visited h {
Worlds Fair in Chicago recently
ana reports having had an enjoy
able time
The funeral rites OF the late
William Brown were held Tuesday
October ? al p. m. lntermenl
was postponed until Wednesday
In order for a cousin OF the de-
ceased 10 arrive In the city and re-
view The remains.
\ ten day revival meeting Is be-
ing conducted al the George X.
Collins A. w. Il. Church. Rev. l..
Peitiford. the pastor. is In charge,
being assisted by Rev. Haigh. OF
Alabama.
Friday. October 3. marked the
opening OF the Dreamland Restau-
rant. II is under the management
of l. Walls.
Mrs. Lucinda Hill. aged 70. died
September Is at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Blanche Miller
Williams street She is survived
by her husband. Rev. William Hill;
one daughter. and one brother.
William Tate. also two grandsons.
OF Lansing. The funeral was held
the Palmer O'Donnel Funeral
Home at p. III. Thursday Inter-
ment was In New Hope Cemetary.
Rev. Young OF Detroit, preached
recently 10 large audience at
Iii!lsdale Baptist Church.
Mr.. Allen of Leslie street. ana
his daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs Harper recently visited
Mrs. Harper's sister. in Monroe,
Michigan.
Mrs Beulah Irons and Frank
Williams motored 10 Chicago re-
Gently. with an appeal 10 the A. NJ.
r Conference To return KEY. l..
pettiford ms pastor of the Georke
X. Collins A. VI. +. Church. In
addition to members OF the group,
"A number of prominent white citi-
zens also signed the petition,
which was granted The Bishop
returned Re, Pettiford TO his pres
emf charge
The Capital Civic and Political
cub have moved their headquart-
ers from 7Oi $ Logan street TO 'o4
) Butler street
Roberta Mae Brown aged >. cele-
brafed her birthday. september -
~ entertaining group Of twenty
wo Riddles of about her own age.
James were played and prizes a.
yarded winners G a II Il s. ice
,eam and cake formed the menu.
NE local radio broadcasting sta
ion announced The party and ded- ,
-ated song in Roberta's honor
NE The little daughter OF Mr.
nd Mrs. Robert Brown. the par
\ was held at the home of the
ranGparents. Mr.. and Mrs Mat
hew Dean. 1429 Emerson street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer of Harriet
street are The happy parents Of Il
baby boy. Spencer Washington, Jr.
born Oct 4.
Pastor Cartier Robertson. his
choir and congregation worship
ped with Rev Thomas. pastor of
MI Beulah Baptist Church. Smile
Road. sunday. Sept. 30.
Miss Ira Burton left Wednesday
for a visit with relatives and
friends in Chicago. where she will
also see the Worlds Fair
The Social Ten club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Bessie
Burden and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Mrs. W. Dugan. president; Mrs. b.
Burton. vice president and chap
lain; Mrs. G.. Array. secretary;
Mrs. r. Starks, assistant secre-
tary: Mrs. r. Whisnani treasurer;
Mrs. j Kersey. chairman sick com
mittee: Mrs A. Goodman, floral
Mrs. Goodman also won
The beautiful quilt The president
viii he the clubs next hostess.
The Palm Leaf Club met with
Mrs. Pete Brooks. Wednesday. The |
llexi session will be AT the home |
" Mrs. Rose Slarks, in Buffalo ST
MIR and Mrs George Freeman en-
iertained few friends last week
hose present were Mr.. and Mrs
Burt HARRIS Mr. and Mrs. +
Rhodes. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Hamilton, Mrs. Anna Harris.
MIR. and Mrs. James Nenoms,
| Miss Evelyne Niles. and John
Burner OF Detroit spent The week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ward. Among Their callers Sunday
were Messrs. herbert Melons
and Jones. OF Detroit. also Mr.. anu
Mis-. Fred Wright Of Ann Arbor.
AR and Mrs. Cliff Newton en-
GRAINED the gang, Sept. 20.
Friendship CIRCLE CiuD mel last
necN. whA Mrs Lucille Richard
.en fhis week. they viii hold al
Iul-luck meeting at lhe home OF
Nina Wilson.
Elder + 81. West is holding a
.,4lss r, iing a. The Churcll
W. t,.D ni hu atth he Is haN
500 lilio success.
i.r rr Knights Oh A. I X and
- a &. deserve much credit for
- snttr-s % lh,ir banpu,t given
ga nHuaf oi lIc Daughters. Mon
a.y Sept H., at food Samaritan
nan. on BniialV. street.
,llc uelee;1tcs from Tie Buildins
essuohl4on r,porlcd having had
sp.cAdM Jim, last sunday, al
r.cursc Mich. TWO churches were
added Rev q. W. Carr is president
me II. W c. club met With
Mrs. Fila nosden, recent, with Mrs.
Estella Henry as hostess. ,he next
meeting WIN be with MIS-. Falla
narris, OF buffalo street.
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SOUTH w E S T
DETROIT NEWS
L, MnA 4. .n1pairick

Nignt schools are making pro-
gress in this section OF the Guy
and are well attended. Mrs. Bertha
Watson is In charge Of the class
three nights weekly.
The sick of the community are:
Albert Peart. &. Burton. Mrs. Oh
lard Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Wells.
and Mrs Dixon. All are improving
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! 1lnflr.Df$fftl9
In fhe CRYSTAL
1H'' RAMON The Med7aJis1
he MetaHS1

a very mild climate Is just what
you need. suggest that you trav-
el 10 FLORIDA and get on the
for the winter for you Will
much improved In the spring
our doctor did not try TO scare
you but wanted you to know your
condition so do as he has told you.
\. n. q. Ny friend wants me Ia
live with or marry him either.
what II best ~ do!
Ans: II YOU expect 10 keep the
respect of this young man YOU Will
not think OF anything other than
marriage. You could be very hap
by II you take the sacred VOWS OF
marriage.
VI. P.-Tell me please who took
the penny off Of my stir steps the
day I was sweeping themi What
did they mean!
Ans: A party bearing the initials
~ u. picked up the penny | be-
lieve. rhey did not even give II
thought for II was such a small
amount and they had no object OF
taking Il other than they found II.
l.. VI. C.-Tell me what ] can do
TO better myself!
Ans: Give up the wild crowds
YOU are going with and also
good portion OF the alcohol that
Won consume every evening. You
can have better time and live
much cleaner life and be much
more contented than you are II
Won would consider these facts.
v. T.. R.-H0w long Will II be
before ! am well and VIII re-
cel,e any money.
Ans: suggest that you try 10
make settlement for this acct
dent out Of court II possible for
viii save much money. | be-
lieye hat YOU will soon be able to
WALK AGAIN so do not try TO get
ont before you are given permits
ion
Y. R.-Plense tell me why my
'"nghter abuses me 80 much!
cannot please her In no way.
Ans Your daughter Is terribly
4 ratisfied and for the past Few
months has become so selfish over
this dissatisfaction that she does
MOI even treat her own self de-
cent. Try 10 look over her terri
bic disposition until she makes up
her mind 10 forget. As soon as she
falls in love she will he happy
again.
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Newsboys and Newsgirls Club is
out TO make a record and every
member is asked to cooperate 100
ner cent
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MEET the "Queen Of Halloween
Artistic Temple, Halloween Night,
Oct. III.
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>orE: Your question viii he answered
IREt In this column oNi.i when the
h.,dinr Of this column u enclosed WIN
your tmr-tiun. Your Hull >"'"r Wr'"-
,,,t. and Correct address,. Tor fr'u'r
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Y. R.-Please tell me why ~.
'nughfer abuses me 80 much!
cannot please her In no way.

envelope for my New AstroIogy Read-
ing and receipt by return mall my
FREE ADVICE on Three Questions.
send all letters to RAMON. The Mem
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ent. 2Is6 81. Antoine. Detroit. Mich
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-08
DE ANA is NEW
NAME OF D. A. R.
VALLEY CHAPTER

De ANA chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, which
was organized recently by Mrs. H.
]. Ingram of Calipatria, held its
first regular meeting Saturday at
the home of the regent, Mrs. In
gram.
The chapter originally chose as
its name, Mary Ball Washington,
but as that name had already been
selected. decided to adopt that Of
De ANA. Routine business was
transacted.
Mrs. Helen Moore Williams was
in charge of the program at which
Miss Edith Koons gave the story
Of the flag and its usage. Each
member then told something of her
Revolutionary war ancestor, inter-
esting bits of history being develop
ed. Many of the original l3 col
onies were represented, Virginia,
Pennsylvania, Connecticut. Massa-
chusetts, New Hampshire. New Jer-
sey and New York, while the mill
tary offices of these ancestors
ranged from privates TO generals.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and meetings will be held
in the future on the first Saturday
of each month, October to June in
elusive.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-08
DESSERT AND
GARDEN PARTY
NEXT TUESDAY

Dessert and bridge have been
planned by members of st. Paul S
Episcopal guild who are sponsor
ing their third annual garden
party for May Is, Tuesday, at the
w. A. Scheniman home on Sandal
wood Drive.
These parties have met with
great success in the past and in
view of the reputation they have
made, a large attendance is anti
cipated
Should the weather change and
the night be too cool for outdoors,
the party will take place inside.
Otherwise it will be held in the spa
cious gardens and will begin with
the serving of dessert. after which
the card game will be held.
Attractive prizes are to be given
to the winners and contract play
ers may play, according to their
preference, in one of the groups,
one in which the players will prog
resS, and one in which they will
pivot, remaining at the same table
Reservations should be made with
Mrs. L. S. Bougler, telephone 164,
or with Mrs. w. A. Tondro, tele-
phone 462.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-08
JUNIOR-SE
BANQUET FRIDAY

bon Voyage has been chosen
as the motif for the junior-sen-
ior banquet, which will be given
Friday, May II, at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
After the dinner. at which Tom
Payne, class president, will act as
toastmaSter, a dance will be given
in the lobby of the hotel. The pop
ular Auzzie Austin IS orchestra has
been secured to play for this dance.
Details Of the program and en-
tertainment planned by the COM
mittee in charge are being guard
ed with strictest secrecy.
Miss Grace Ferris and D. w.
Ketchen, class advisers, are aiding
the students in charge.
The committee planning the af-
fair includes Maybelle Kinnear,
chairman; Elizabeth Surface, Mae
Thomas, Jane Hartzog, Elizabeth
Meyer, Thelma House, Earlene
Northrop, Ethel Pearl Cross. AL
lyene Pyle. Ulan Allen, Tflden Bar
nett, Dave Lee, Percie Thacker,
Pat Bush, Rudolph FurbaSs. Bert
Gibson, Robert Ferris. and Gayle
Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-08
PUBLIC INVITED
TO ATTEND AID
SOCIETY DINNER

To those who enjoy good home
cooked meal the news that the
Methodist Ladies Aid society is
sponsoring a dinner tonight will be
good news. Members of the society
invite the public to join them at
$50 tonight in the social hall on
Eighth and Olive where the dinner
will be served.
Mrs. Donald w. Ketchen is in
charge of the dinner with the ex-
ception of the dessert, home made
ice cream and cake, Mrs. Rollie
Clark being in charge of this part
of the menu. Mrs. John Cook and
Mrs. H. L. Bush are to be in charge
Of the dining room.
During the dinner hour a pro-
gram of music will be presented
under the direction of Mrs. P. A.
Murray. This program will include
songs. piano solos, flute solo, the
following participating: Hele n
Dowd, Barbara Hatch, Georgiana
Sones, Ahleen Crandall, Loris Nc
Connell, Ethel Malan. Accompan-
lists will be Mrs w E. Malan, Jean
Malan and Dorothy Mall.
This dinner is the first project
of the society in achieving its
pledge of $500 to the church by
January !.
A cordial welcome awaits all
those interested in really deli
cious meal in pleasant surround
ings.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-05-08

Mr. Robert Hays, Manager,
Ell Centre Chamber of Commerce,
Ell Centro, Calf.
Dear Mr.. Hays:
I am just in receipt of the fol-
lowing communication from the
treasury department with reference
to the overhead grilles in the lobby
of the post office in Ell Centre:
Acknowledgment Is made of
your letter dated April 25, relative
to the installation of overhead
grilles in the lobby of the El Cen
tro, California post office. Draw
ings and specifications dated May
have been prepared and bids for
the work requested by the local
chamber of commerce, post office
department and yourself will be
opened 80 days later
With the installation of these
grilleS I believe the problems of
keeping the lobby open nights and
of Sunday delivery of mail will be
solved.
With kindest regards, am
Sincerely yours,
GEORGE BURNHAM,
Congress of the United States.