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La opinión., 1935-07-15
CO NJ j N 20 N
Por Scrrando

IOF SCTGdnUO ii DEAAS
Especial para los Poriodicos Losdno
Como LENA mi ser de nostalgias
ell aura, al modular sus melodias,
Ell la enramada donde el ave anida!
iCuanto extraiio en- ell alma abandonada,
aquel primer amor, la dulce armada
que con su ausencia cntristeci0 mi vida,
-. Estaba melanc6lica v %llorosa.
Conmoyido bese SUI faz hermosa,
,su faz que r~eflejaba inmensa penal.
sentf en- mi corazon intense frfo,
al yer que sc esfumaba en- ell vacfo
SUI alma i%nocente, de virtudes LENA.
AL fenecer mi armada, en- raudo giro
senti como, aquel ultimo suspiro
vino a posarsc suavemente ell mi alma;
y fue tai vez la suya desprendida,
que buscando ell alero de mi vida,
trajo consigo la inefable calma.
..Extrano mucho a la mujer ausentc,
porque siento que viven dulcemente
n~uestras dos almas un idilio mudo.
81 ~quisiera olvidarla, no podria...
apagar ell amor que nos unia,
mi aun la muerte conseguirlo pudo!
La opinión., 1935-07-15
ORC VIEJ 10
A La PEREZA
Por BRETON DE Los HERRERos

Por BRETON DE Los HERRER0s
iQue dulce es una CANA regaladal
iQu6 nccio ell que madruga con la aurora,
aunque las musas digan que enamora
or cantar I'm ave en- la alborada,
iOh que Undo en- p%oltrona regalads
reposar una bora Y otra horal
Conner, holgar... iQu6 vida encantadora
sin ser de nadie y sin pensar en- nadaI
ISalve, oh Pereza! En- tn macizo temple
20, tendido a 10 largo, me acomodo.
De tus graves alumnOs Ell ejemplo
me a~rrastro bostezando, Y do tai mode
tn est1pida modorra a entrarme empiesa,
que no acabo Ell soneto de pe...re...Ea
La opinión., 1935-07-15
VUELVO HACIA IT,.
PoY GutEfermo AUSTRIA

Vuelvo hacia tt, como voiver pudiera
la golondrina al familiar alero,
en- los tiempos de dar la primavera
su aroma peculiar al limonero.
No me importe saber 81 como antako
no saciarais la sed con que regreso
nj ST otro nueyo = amoroso daho
me causara la a~usencia de tn besc.
Voy hacia II como hacia mi destinoi
= a mi v~iaiero i~nstinto de beduino
eres la frescs fronda prometida.
Quien sabe 81 al final no seras NADIA,
o ell ayido puhal de tn mirada
me corte en- dos ell hilo de la vidal
La opinión., 1935-07-15
Eel OLVIDO ES MEJOR.. 80.

Por Salvador GUZMAN TORRES
Especial para los Pcriodios Losdro
iOh, diosa de faz triste! Ipor que deliras?
sPor que tus oios vicrten salobre llanto?
GQue pena tie ~flagela? :Por que ~suspiras?
Me duele que tie aflijas, ite estimo tanto!
Confiesame tus cuitas, bella c~riatura:
compartire contigo tn sufrimiento;
20 sere la Esperanza o la Ventura,
que llegan para darte dicha y contento.
5Que has sido %pecadora? 5Que tn exstencia
carece de importancia y de valor?
10 sahes 10 que dices en- tn demencia =!
Isl ercs brisa y arrullo, lagrima y flor!
mo llores mas; me matas con tn tristeza!
iPierda el dolor la fuerza que te asesina!
ST, olvida tn quebranto, flor de belleza,
y canta... icanta y RE, mi %peregrina!
La opinión., 1935-07-15
LA NJ u JER
Por Carmen

BESIDE cue Dios tuvo la bondad
de darle al hombre una compahers,
i%eu5nto Sc ha hablado y escrito
sobre la muier!
iPobreoitas ~muieresi icuanto nos
han denigrado Intellectual y fisioa-
mentel
ioue debiles y tontas nos han
juzgado y iuzgan muchos hombresl
Y pienso 20, los hombres son
fuertes, 81, fuertes e inteliaentes,
ESQ no 10 duds nsdie. La mvjsr no
sera como clos, en- 10 fisieo icon
exception de las muieres olimpieas)
tan f%uerte, pero 81 tan intelligence
tan intelisente como ellos y ell es-
piritu bien templado. hhora, ira
tandoso de moral, mo bssta repe.
tir las palsbras dc csc pesimista
fiIosofo aIenan que sc llam6 Seho.
penhauer para apreeiar en- su ver-
dadero valor a la muier: "De todos
MOODS, las muieres a%ventaian a los
hombres en- piedad, en- humanidad
y en- simpatia por ell projimo". Y
81 este dice oil filosofo que ha dado
las opiniones mas desfavoroeedoras
para ell sex %femenino, debemos sen.
tirnos halagadas al DIR diehs fra
Sc de sus Iebios.
Ioue importa que seamos un
abismo de porqueria? Iaue cue no
podamos salir de nosotras mismas?
ique, que TODD sea en- nosotras
afeetacion, deseo de %aeradar? lQue
importa que estemos ~plagadas de
defeetos, 81 a pesar de TODD SO nos
ha encomendado la perpetuacion. de
la espeeie7
Porque, ipuede aIsuien decirme
que hay aIgo mas hermoso que ell
amor? lAlao mas sublime que "a
maternidad? Aunque la maternidad
sea la 1nica mission nuestra sobre
la TERRA, es una mission tan sagra-
da y misteriosa que en- verdad de-
Demos Greer en- las palabras de un
poeta exquisite al afirmar que ala
muier es la sola colaboradora de
Dios".
Ante esta Erase que POGO nos inn
porta esa debiiidad y feaIdad que
Sehopenhauer %deseubrio en- nos
otras.
Alguien dijo que csc fiIosofo era
fec, con muy poca suerte en- Ian
ces amorosos. A veees sientome ten
tada a Greer ESQ, porque... centre
p%arentesis) las mujeres no somos
feas. Feas somos, cuando la vejex
marchita la lozania de nuestras me-
jillas y la algeria de nuestro cora
ION, entonees ST, ique impression tan
triste la dc una mujer vieial Pero
n mujer joven, nunca es fea por
mas nal dotada que este por la ma
turaleza. Quisiera saber que hom-
bre no ha sentido alguna ver, ell
arrobamiento que produce I'm bello
cuerpo femenino. IQuien no Sc ha
sentido arrobado por la gracia de
una mujer? JQuien no ha expert
mentado el sentimiento de 10 bello
al contenplar I'm hermoso cuerpo
de muier joven y linda?
Pues bien, 10 que a todos les ha
parecido belIo en- ell ouerpo feme-
nino, al pesimista fiIosofo aIeman,
lie pareeio antiestetico. Que las IL
meas del cuerpo de una mujer es-
tan muy distances de ser r~eotas, en-
c~onsecuencia, siendo la Inca reeta
ell simbolo de la belleza, TODD ese
eonjunto de lineas curvas es un
adefesio. La ampIitud de las cade-
AS, dice. es algo horrible, no dan
idea de belleza, la dan de feeundi-
dad, y pienso 20, que por ESQ.,, pre-
cisamente por ESQ, por feeunda, la
mujer es bella, porque como dijo
Nervo. "Joven o vieja, fea o bella,
frivols o austera la mujer sabe
sicmpre ell secreto dc Dos.
San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
La opinión., 1935-07-15
NJ | CELLO
Por Miguel de UNAMUNO

Dias de aver que en- procession de divide
llevais a las e~strellas mi tesoro,
mo formareis en- ell celeste coro
que ha de cantar sobre mi eterno nido7
oh Senior de la vida, no tie pido
sine que csc pasado porque lloro
al cabo en- rolde a mi vuelto sonoro
me de el consuelo de mi bien perdido.
rs r%evivir 10 que viv mi anhelo,
Y no yiyir de nueyo nueya vida,
hacia un cterno aver haz que mi yuelo
cmprenda sin llegar a la partida,
porque, Scnor, no themes otro ciel0
que de mi dicha llene la medidl
La opinión., 1935-07-15
4 MI CIUDAD NATIVA
Por Ldifs Carlos LOPEZ

"Ciudad triste, aver reina de la mar
J. III. de Heredia.
Noble rfnc6n de mis- abuelos: NADIA
como evocar, cruzando callejuelas,
los tiempos de la cruz y de la espads,
del ahumado candil y las pajuelas...
Pues va pas6, ciudad amuralads.
tn edad de ~folletin.. Las carabelas
Sc fueron para siempre de tn rada.
= va no yiene ell aceits en- botijuelasl
Fuiste heroica en- los amos coloniales,
cuando tus hijos, aguilas c~audales.
no eran una caterva de vencejoA
Mas hoy, plena de rancid desaliho,
bien puedes ~inspirar csc Garlic
que uno lie tiene a sus zapatos vieios.Ts
La opinión., 1935-07-15
TRES METZ
Por Hector GALAN
AL AMOR DE LA FUENTE

De subito produjo su presencia
una fuga de pajaros, y una
Immaculate sensation de luna
entire la campesina florescencia.
Despeino con ingenua complacencia
la melena triunfal, donde oportuna,
incendi6 una fantastica laguna
de ORC, la solar incandcsccncia
Crey6ndose amparada por la fronda,
dei6 rodar la tunica de blonda
cual un copo de nicye por el flanco...
Y al amor de la fuente cantarina
su desnudez imagine una ondina
dc pie sobre la piel dc I'm oso blanco.
La opinión., 1935-07-15

Houston. Tex. JUNO 20 dc 1885.
La opinión., 1935-07-15

"Ciudad trlste, aver reina de la mar.
J, III. de Reredid.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04
Ward Week Proves
Great Success

: In a statement by N. A. Moye,
manager of Montgomery Ward &
Co., their nationwide Ward week
sale terminates this Saturday.
Moye further stated that thou
sands of people throughout the ma
tion, have visited Ward stores dur
inath past week to take advantage
of Tthe special low prices offered
customers. Also, that hundreds of
Imperial Valley residents have taken
advantage of the same low prices
offered throughout the nation at
Wards local store.
II was stated by the store mana
cement that new purchases OF
Wards regular quality merchan-
disc at special prices have been
made for the last three days of the
Ward week event, and that it is
anticipated hundreds of additional
customers will take advantage OF
the final wind-up of Wards Week
Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04

ME, returned Thursday to their
home at RoSeburg, Ore.
Mrs. jeanette Roemer and Mrs.
Burta Fac McInnis are in charge of
Myrtle's IS Kitchen during Mrs
Spain IS absence In Arizona.
Lorna Hamerson spent Saturday
night with Evelyn Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gauman Thompson
were dinner guests Thursday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Troy Vaughn at Aca-
cia.
Clyde Rodgers is enjoying visit
from his cousin, George Russell,
from Stamford, Texas.
Cohen Yates, accompanied by
Mrs. Yates father and young sis
ter from Phoenix, Ariz., drove over
Saturday to take Mrs. Yates back
with them. Mrs. Spain also ac-
scompanied them, being called there
by Illness. They left Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. R. Robertson and Beverly 10
took her mother home to San Di-
ego Saturday, returning home, Sum
day morning.
Mrs. Harold Bell returned Sat-
urday from a two-weeks' visit to
San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Briggs and
daughter, Mary, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H
Gavin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Barnes are
now at Phoenix, Ariz.
Mrs. Mae Fleming and Mrs. Clar-
abel Mahanay were Ell Centre
shoppers Monday.
Mrs. r. B. Correll and Mrs. t
w. Fishburn were co-hostesses at
a silver tea at Mrs. Correll IS home
Friday. There were about 80 ladies
present.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wood were
evening callers at the Earl Mahanay
home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Hogan and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fleming. Ir
the afternoon they, with Mr.. Beach
Mrs. Hogan's father, drove to the
sand dunes and cooked their sup
per. Delta Mae Knapp and Ar
gyne Cheser accompanied them.
Mrs. Lloyd Wallis and children
who have been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cheser, returned
to her home at Somerton, Ariz. Sat-
urday.
Mrs. McCollum of Ell Centre spent
Friday with Mrs. Cheser.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Boone of Cal
| exico spent Monday night with Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Boone. They were
on their way to the coast as Boone
has quit on the canal where he ha!
worked all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mahanay en-
J tertained at a AZ party Thursda.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04

The evening of April IL at 7:30
o clock the Drama section of the
Ten Thousand club of Ell Centro
viii present a three act comedy,
"The Three Pegs" at the Heber
school house. Miss Viola DirTim is
director Of the play, the cast of
which is composed entirely of
young women. The proceeds will
go 10 Heber p T. A. milk fund.
Admission charges are extremely
reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Fairchilds
and son we're dinner guests Tues
day at the E. II. Willett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Stone of va
kima. Wash. will be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. william Cecil this week.
They are on their way back to
Washington from the middle west.
Mrs. Paul Lovett of San Diego
and her mother. Mrs. Mccormick,
of Imperial. visited her sister-in-
law. Mrs. Denzel Porter, Sunday.
Little Bobbie Osborne has been
Ill with the measles.
Lyle Smith was house guest of
Billy johnson over the weekend.
NJ. and Mrs. Phillip McAndrews
of Calexico were evening visitors at
the Hamerson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, H. Bovee and
son Burt enjoyed picnic on the
desert Sunday at Mt. Signal, also
viewed the All-American canal and
wild flowers.
Mrs. Earl Maddux and Mrs. Lind
sey of FL Centro we're Monday af-
ternoon callers at the M. H. Gavin
home.
Mrs. Dick Roberts is having as
house guests for a few days Mrs.
Harold Bell and niece, Pauline
Murdock, while Bell is at Los An
geles on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Watson and
Mrs. Vina Willett of Norwalk were
Sunday visitors at the Ernest Will
lett home.
Men have been at work at the
school house repairing the sewer
age, replacing some of the pipes.
Mrs. Cheser, Mrs Barnes, and r.
H. Bovee served on the election
board Friday There we're only Is
votes cast. Claude Terrence sue
ceeded himself as trustee.
The George f. Mann packing
house finished their run on lettuce
Monday, a good many of the boys
leaving for a few days.
Goldie Wells left for Turlock and
will be gone 10 days or more.
Murray Foss and the Lowe girls,
Ruth. jeanette, Imogene, and Paul
inc, enjoyed an all-day drive to Bor-
ego Valley to view the wild flowers
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Jefferies
and son, Martin, and nephew, Ben
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04
ALAMO VERDE NOTES
Mrs. L. c. Hawk, Staff Correspondent

benefit from the cattle Judging and
Mr.. Gordon s lecture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rip Langley and
Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Girard OF Holt
Vile were Sunday guests a. he l.
w. Armstrong home.
Miss Esther Statler attended the
All club county council Saturday
morning at the court house.
Verde School Notes
Mrs. Dearborn s primary children
are making clay dishes. these viii
be fired so that they may Be used
In the playhouse.
Miss Bertoglio 5 second and third
grades have been studying Holland
during the month of March. the
windy month. and ON Monday viii
present, in the assembly. the play
"The Little Dutch Wind Mil. -
A frieze is being made by the
fourth and fifth grade children IN
Miss Statler's room, showing the
methods of travel I'm other coun-
tries. John Bornt is making and
painting some wooden birds which
will be used as garden markers
These markers will be placed on
the front lawn for decoration
In assembly last Monday, Miss
Statler presented the prizes which
were awarded the girls OF the All
club at the fair. Helen Miller was
awarded ribbons on her potholder
and towel, Asako Sakurai received
a ribbon for her potholder. while
Agnes Rivers and Betty Wilson each
received awards for their towels.
This closes the intensive work Of
the club for this year. and already
prospective members are ready TO
announce their projects for next
year.
The operetta, "Twilight Alley. -
will be ready for presentation TO the
public next Friday evening. April
5. The children have been working
hard and have the program well in
hand.
The All club has finished plant
ing the hedge by the walk. The
lawn and vines are coming along
nicely under their care.
Miss Thomas and Miss Redit
were at school Thursday to give the
achievement tests to the first, sec
ond, seventh and eighth grades. The
results will enable the teachers to
ascertain in which subjects more
drill should be given. These tests
do not determine the propotion or
retardation of the pupils. only
showing the place where more stress
should be placed, during the re-
mainder of the year.
A large number of the Verde
school children took advantage OF
the generosity of the Calexico mer-
chants and enjoyed the picture
"Baboona Saturday at the CAL
exico theatre.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04
Hard Times Party
At Alamo School

ALAMO, April A. (SpeciaD = A
group of young people of the YER
de community entertained their
friends, most delightflly. at a hard
time party Friday evening at the
school house. The go guests came
in costume which added much to
the gaiety of the evening. The
evening was spent in recreation and
Lee Landermaf of FL Centre and
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Northrop of Nc
Cabe were present and assisted
Miss Statler with the games. At
the close of the evening delicious
refreshments of fruit jello and cake
were served. Besides the Verde
young people, guests included Miss
Ruth Asbury of Calipatria, Miss
Shepp of Highline, the Misses Dor
othy Paine, Mabel Wooliscraft, Hell
en- Bezdecheck. and Collin Fillin-
game and Luke Barber of Ell Cen
tro, Mrs. Griggs and Grace Griggs
of Holtville. Lonnie and Lorraine
Bernshouse of Alamo, and Charles
Hobson of San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04
Dependability OF
Cadillac Praised

There are seventeen thousand
parts in the manufacture of the
new La Sale which, exclusive of a
few nuts and bolts and one or two
ignition units, are not the same as
any corresponding parts Of other
niGducts manufactured by General
Motol {. according to Jack Person,
local distributor.
During Ted Flo Rito's recent visit
in Ell Centre, he told Person that
he always drives a Cadillac on his
tours because he considers this car
is dependable above all others, and
has as much prestige as any car
money can buy. Also, Flo Rito
stated, the Cadillac is most COM
Portable riding car. is safe and that
expert Cadillac service and repairs
are available most anywhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04
Globe Beer To
Be Distributed d
By Fish Market

"The Bottled Beer with The
Draught Beer Flavor has returned
to Imperial county. Carlos Pray OF
the Ell Centre Fish Market an
nounced today that his market has
taken over the distribution of this
favorite and well-known brew for
the valley.
The valley distributor pointed out
several qualities possessed by Globe
beer which should recommend it
highly to users here during the
coming summer months. First of
all, he said, 1t is crystal clear and
is the result OF years of study in
the fine art of brewing.
This beer does not have to be kept
on ice or in refrigerator to re-
tain its freshness as it is guaranteed
to keep indefinitely and in any
climate. 1t will never get cloudy
and will never 90 bad.
1t is made by the Globe Brewing
company of San Francisco which Is
the only brewery able to offer the
trade a barrel draught beer in
jugs that is guaranteed to keep in
definitely. This beer is sold to the
retail trade in bottles and also in
small jugs and no matter how
bought each container preserves the
brew in its best quality and crystal
clearness.
The distribution of beer in jugs
Is a new departure offered by the
Globe company, Pray said, and is
done for the convenience of patrons
and he feels that this will have a
particular appeal for residents of
the valley.
The Ell Centre Fish Market
management which has built up a
marvellous patronage by the sale of
quality merchandise throughout the
past several years is confident that
the public will also be more than
pleased with the Globe Crystal
Clear" beer which is now added to
its stock, and feels certain that a
trial given this beer will result in
utmost satisfaction.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04

Mrs. Roy Amick was hostess to the
Alamo-Verde home department at
her home on the Scheniman ranch
Wednesday. Miss Glenn was pre-
sent and gave most instructive
lecture on kitchen planning. It
being dairy day at the same time
and place, an unusually large and
interested group of women took ad-
vantage of the meeting and viewed
The model kitchen and materials
suitable for home furnishing which
Miss Glenn demonstrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonesteele were
called to Los Angeles Wednesday by
the sad news of the death of Mrs.
R7istol, mother of Mrs. Bonesteele.
Mrs. Bristol has often visited with
the Bonesteeles and has many
friends in this community who will
be grieved to hear of her passing.
The Bonesteeles were accompanied
to Los Angeles by their sons, Leroy
and Wayne, Verda and Mark re-
naming here with the Rivers family
during their parents absence.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. A. H. Smithson, who has been
seriously Ill at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Kent of
Holtville, has recovered sufficient
ly to return to her home in Alamo.
Mesdames Richard Starner of
Alamitos, Mace williams and Ed
red Ferguson of Holtville who mot
ored east and have been visiting
relatives and friends in Maryland
the past month are expected to
start home this week. Mrs. Harry
Williams of Alamo has been staying
with the Mace Williams family dur
ing Mrs. William IS absence.
Miss Ruth Asbury, art, and ply
sical education instructor in the
Calipatria school, was weekend
guest of Mrs. Ann Dearborn at the
Verde teacherage.
Miss Esther Statler was a dinner
guest Tuesday evening at the home
of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs w. j.
McClelland, in Ell Centre.
Miss Helen Hawk went with the
junior college geology class on their
annual field excursion tour to
Mullet Island Saturday.
Henry Miller was elected to sue
ceed l.. r. Bonesteele as trustee of
the Verde school, Friday. Bone
steele, who has served three terms,
did not run for reelection.
Verde was well represented on
the home department tour to Mex
icali Thursday. Those who went
from here included Mrs. Howard
vencill, Mrs. W. l.. Armstrong, Mrs.
M. E. Hawk OF Hawthorne, Mrs.
Henry Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Amick
Miss Dorothy Paine and Miss
Mabel Wooliscraft, junior college
friends. were overnight guests of
Miss Helen Hawk Friday night. The
girls attended the "hard tines
party at the school house.
The Verde All club boys and
girls were excused from school dur
ing the middle of the day Wednes-
day to attend the Dairy day pro-
gram at the Scheniman ranch
With their club leader they inspect
ed the cattle and derived much
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-04
Items OF News From Heber
Mrs. Laura Barnes, Staff Correspondent

evening, their guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Terrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Lesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Rodgers won high prizes
and Terrence, consolation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Wood and
children visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Griggs at Holtyille Sunday.
Mrs. John Wagner together with
her mother-in-law, A. G. Wagner,
and Mrs. G.. o. Wagner were lunch
con guests of Mrs. Ed Harrington
at McCabe Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Mcbride Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Frandsen
at Andrade Sunday.
Heber Boy Scouts Troop As held
Court of Honor Friday evening.
Murray Foss of Santa Ana was a
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Whitcher Saturday evening.
Miss Cathleen Wagner will be
ready for state examination in
May, having completed her course
in beauty culture in eight months
at Riverside. The examination will
be held at Sacramento.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fleming and
Mrs. Della Wallis visited Mrs.
Blanche Wallis in Holtville We'd
nesday evening.
The ladies that helped at Clothes
Closet last week were: Mrs. Wood
Mrs. Boone, Mrs. Ingle, Mrs. Barnes,
! Mrs. Adkins, Mrs. Fleming and Mrs
Lesley.
Mrs. j. c. Boone and Mrs. A. M
3, Wood accompanied the home de-
partment of farm bureau on their
tour of Mexicali, Thursday.
! Mrs. Mae Stooksberry, Mrs. Sadie
Fishburn and Frank Sherlock were
called for jury duty and were dis
missed until April Is.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rodgers were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Claude Terrence.
H. v. Foster in Heber IS new STA
ton master, replacing Mr.. Smith
who has been transferred to Moor
park.
Mrs. Van Ingle spent Tuesday af-
! ternoon with Mrs. Fleming.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitchel
recently entertained Mrs. Which
er's cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Alexander of Berkeley over the
weekend.
Earl Mahanay recently sold his
interest in the grocery store tt
Clyde Rodgers.
Heber' IS streets were scraped by
the county road scraper Tuesday, 6
much needed improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Higgs of Amos
spent the weekend visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hoy Spikes.
/. Charles Mann left Tuesday eve