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Evening star., 1935-10-22
SITUATIONs-WOMEN.
lC0ntinued.l

PRACTICAL NURSE hospital trained, wide
exp. unencumbered, ref. drivers permit,
20 anywhere. with semi-invalid, elderly or
nervous. Phone Metropolitan S441.
REGISTERED NURSE with secretarial
ability desires position. Address Box
4S9-J. Star once. 22'
STENOGRAPHER. expert. experienced. en-
ployed in Govt. at present. $50 per week.
desires position in private once; will con-
slider reduction II position warrants. Ad-
dress Box OBJ. Star ONCE.
WHITE WOMAN. refined. reliable. wishes
2 or days work each week; will do plain
sewing. darning and mending; also act as
companion to elderly person. Address Box
AK. Star ONCE. 23'
WOMAN, unencumbered. with car, desiroB
OF employment as goyeynesS or companion
to invalid or elderly lady. Home after 5
IN. Tuesday and Wednesday. 1911 Frank
lin st. ne. Apt. 200.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC,

CALL DOMESTIC" for help, men. women,
Phone Decatur 241s. 1925 9th.
RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 1851, 1909 i tn,
has cooks. buffers. Mattresses. night maids.
nurses. day workers. porters. chauneurs,
COUPLES. 22'
RUPHERs ExCHANGE-HouseWor
cooks, maids. mothers helpers, laundresses
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 11th n W.
30s
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ALco RUBs. WHITE NURSE. 1909 Pa;
ave: NV, Apt. 80. Hours 10 to g. g! 9pen
MASSAGE BY MALE NURSE FROM NEW
York City: gentlemen only; eStab; years,
formerly with Henri. National 5O5S. ga
ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS. Goats coats
1909 Conn. ave Phone Decatur e:07.
MASSAGE TREATMENTS. COLONIES;
grad. nurse: hours 10 to 5. For appoint
ments National 6952.
HEMoRRHo1Ds ERADIcATED BY NY ny
. %ethSa 14 none; Tesais saei essf.' W. aGI
%RcR RS s5gs' 1855 saSEs5i Aes@s
ALco RUBs. BATHS; WHITE NURSE.
S Hours i'in II s6 so p nx Open sGn SUNDAY. t I
RUPTURE (HERNIA). REPAIRED NON
sgrsiesiiy: no loss Of time; TAKooMA
CLINIC telephone GEORGIA 6s2b. %
CLOTHES CL1NIC-sPECIAL PRICES FOR
ming dresses shortened; machine hem. [5c;
reweavins. bead and lace repairing Ex,
gRsf pfTsi foF sERTcE sye5S seSRS SHOP ISIS ST.
Room COS.
LEARN TO DANCE FOR s5;G3: EVERY EVERY
wednesday evening at 6. MAKE 44e.iNs
at our club :27l5 Conn. ave.
TO pm 14la N ST. NV. Apt. 23. 20
COSTUME TENT. 21l5 CONN. AVE COS
fumes for ali occasions for hire also made
to order: reasonable Columbia 94O0.
REFINED. EDUCATED SOUTHERN GIRL
desires job as nursery governeSS. experl7
enced: reference Phone Cleveland 36@9
between am. and n pm.
WOULD LIKE TO BE INTRUSTED WITH
the use Of living room furniture in return
for storage; sood care. Address Box 5S-k,
Star ONCE.
LADY WANTS TO MEET ELDERLY LADY
who has some means to invest in home
for people who need a real home. where
they are wanted. Address Box Ask. star
ONCE.
MIAMI BY PRIVATE YACHT. LEAVING
Nov. :: can accommodate 3 for 35 days;
very low price. Mrs. REEVES, Clev. 1888.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adpertisemeats HndsY this head
tno are presumed to b from pr.
gate individuals. unless the ddrsr.
tisement oipes Arm name or o
business address or states the toord
Dealer. Members OF the public
uho fnd dealers mnsoueYddfro IN
this column as prtudte individuals
are urged TO report ths' matter %
The Star for faUssttcdfton.S
Evening star., 1935-10-22
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page A-9.
HELP-MEN.

HELP-MEN.
AUTO ,MEcHANIc-Must.b be able to do
general repair work on all makes Of cars.
Prefer man who has small personal fol-
lowing. 2021 18th st. NV
BooKkEEPER, installment experience,
pIeparation branch reports. Address BOX
BooKKEEPER AND TYPIsT Must be
Qualifications and references. Address Box
50-K. Star Office.
GARAGE MAN colored. able to drive any
car; must be experienced and able to fur
ment. No trihers or fosters. Steady Job.
GASOLINE STATION MANAdER-Must be
nS RS 0ssT so nssd sss 'DDy sss% salary
9uired. Gall at 1900 Benning I'd. me-.
GROCERY CLERK. with 2. q: s. expert;
apply. 4131 3rd st. NV.
HoUsEMAN,. experienced, to work under
butler: white Scandinavian preferred;
good appearance. height about #. IN.
Phone Pnz sortS Ssa 4ao s, need apply
LADIES' TAnoRs; must be competent.
Gordon S1d CGnn aye S above Aircraft Tele-
MAN. MAJ sxpsTienesd: M to wSTk in n l,lIng sta.
Va. Van am. WEDNESDAY. N'A '''A'
MEN, ambitious, reliable, 25 to so, who
are interested in permanent work with
good income to supply satisfied customers
iisSed 1 ro1tes N Washnston a@e' ana n aa3oin ess
ing territory. Call to 10 an. or write
w. c. Kimmel. Manager. S22-A Conn.
ave. NV.
MEN az; salary, Sl6 and large com.
semi-monthly to distribute samples and
take orders on established routes; special
proposition for men with light sedans:
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

COLoRED WOMAN. reliable fond of chill
dren; stay nights: good home: references;
- week. Phone Cleveland 31O3.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER, good cook and
laundress. colored; stay nights. Phone
Bradley $50.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, cooking. care OF
child. part time: must be neat. reliable.
honest. Apply 1s40 California st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. capable; ref
erences; S35 month; sleep in. Apply rear
entrance 1920 10th ST. NV.
GIRL white general houseworker. care
Of child; sleep in. Phone Georgia 1859.
GIRL, mothers helper and ,dah Shs; 2
Daniel st. Clarendon. Va. a.
MAID white or colored. refined: house,
keeper. cook. care OF children ages = ana
g. live in; references. 439 1ngraham ST. NV.
stay. nights; must ike children; good
Washington references required; $50 mo.
Come to 3 Primrose ST., ch. Ch., Md.
afternoon on Wednesday.
NURSEMAID-Good home, S25 mo. Give
references in letter. Address Box 214-J,
Star once.
WHITE GIRL or young woman for light
housework; family Of three: no sundays.
42S sth st. ne Phone Atlantic 6l53.
WOMAN AND GIRL. white; refined. wanted
try home with four children: transporta-
tion paid; so month and board. Write
NJ. J. Feis, Carlton Hotel Washington.
WOMAN. colored. to do general housework.
family of three; stay nights. So per week.
Address Box 59-K. Star ONCE.
WOMAN white middle aged. unencum-
bered. as mothers helper; in family:
prefer some one who wants good home;
small salary. Address Box 30.-J, Star once:
WOMAN competent. for part time or all
day: good cook; references. 31OO Cathe-
dral ave. NV
YOUNG GIRL colored. wants general
housework. small family. Call Decatur
YOUNG WOMAN white housework. family
of three: good home. salary. Address Box
68-K. Star ofice.
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Mechanically Inclined
Young Man.

Two positions open, On. working in
large, privately operated sarage dispensing
auires young man with some mechanical
simple painting ,n and familiar With nearby
mits, experienced in driving with no.
accident records; Salary: SIS weekly. Po-
honest and d.pas Proper sttfads
Reply stating education. dependents. If
nation that may be helpful in considering
your application. Address Box 93-K. Star
TAILOR - EXPERIENCED on
LADIES' COATS AND SUITS.
ONLY FTRST-CLASS TAILOR
NEED APPLY, FOURH FLOOR
OFFICE, PASTERNAK, 1919
CONN. AVE.
USED CAR SALESMAN.
GUARANTEED INCOME.
SALARY AND COMMIS-
SION. $4,000 MINIMUM
MAN DESIRED. FAVOR
ABLE LOCAL SELLING EX-
PERIENCE PREFERRED.
ALL REPLIES STRICTLY
CONFIDENTIAL. APPLY
BY MAIL OR IN PERSON
TO MR.. CHRISMAN, PACK
ARD, KALORAMA AT 18th.
SALES MANAGER.
Local automobile dealer with
popular low priced automobile
franchise requires services of an
experienced, capable man. Re-
ply in strict confidence, giving
full particulars. Address Box
353-J, Star office.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR on Boyd's short
Box hon0 ssaJ. 81 81 Star once. s.s eeN, A0ore'S
COLORED-To take orders; experience not
necessary, Apply 1902 14th st. NV. from
COUPLE. white to occupy caretaker's cot
chvy Chase Md sh6 man t. be ehasi
BOX 272-J. Star once.
COUPLE, colored; woman cook; man waiter
and general housework; must be willing
COUPLE. white: woman housekeeper man
help mornings and nights; $50 monthly.
room and board. 2201 Mass. ave. NV.
COUPLE, colored experienced for frst-
class cook and experienced. careful chauf-
feur -butler: must have city references:
sleep in. Phone Emerson 671T.
CHRISTMAS CARD AGENTsIseil our at
tractive personal line Of Christmas cards;
reasonably priced; 400 commission; large
variety OF box assortments; will net you
so to 1000 profit. Chas. A. BeltZ Co..
I'LL Walnut st.. Phfla.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
MAGAZINE SALESMAN, experienced. See
Mr. Knott Room 107. 91S NV, bet. 8
and Q am or $50 to $3.50 pm.
SALESMEN acquainted hotels clubs. tav-
rms, sell direct wire vocal sporting and
general news service.
TELECAST.
Attractive proposition to live wires. lib
erel commission. Salary when qualified.
Call 966 Press Bldg. 23e
Evening star., 1935-10-22

PAPER1NG, painting. plasterine roof re-
pairing at rock-bottom prices; work guar
anteed; references if desired Phone CO.
lumbis 6595-W. N Raine, prop 3s"
Evening star., 1935-10-22

AIDING MACHINEs-Bargains in new and
TsS9ndi'i9nsa Dsi2s espt0i Typesritns Co 1896
N. Y. ave. NV. Natl. 1858.
ANTIQUE CHINA. glassware. silverware.
bric A -brac of all descriptions; also paint
ines and prints. Murray Galleries "a
AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS for homes
and stores; Gen. Elec.. Frigidaires, large
and small: unusual bargains; terms. 1232
14th st. NV.
BEDS (twin), walnut dining room suite.
studio cough. rugs, rsdio n Iivins room suite'
BICYCLES-Rolifasu and other high-grsde
wheels Hazelton Bicycle e. Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th Nv.
BIcYCLES-Phillips racer, S12; RANGER.
S15: liver Johnson velocipes. S5 up; clear
ance sale. 246l 18th st. NV. open eve.
and Sun. am.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. all sizes:
supplies. repairing. ping-pong tables and
accessories. Conn. $40 9th st.n.w. Dis. 41ll:
BOILER AND FURNACE REPAIR PARTS.
Wide sSs3rtmsnt Of Erate bars etc, etc
BUILDING MATERIAL. WREcKING SALE:
other wrecked buildinsS at HechineerS
We are busy changing the city's skyline.
At present we are clearing one city olock
Dept S .ns sIds MA and hoo soon viii begin another
block for Federal Reserve Bldg.
Tremendous quantities Of good used
building matsras Of at
selection. always at bargain prices Come
to any of our four yards. We quote oe-
livered or undelivered. Phone orders At
'"HisS "HHiEsScHifNGER CO. Used. Material Dept
5ssssss e. u AZ. sIs Nv Yia iso5 SeRols sS sE
CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
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PAPERHANGERS.
Rear Ills Lamont ST. NV. Adams e3es.
Men of Good Character,
81 years Of age or over. residing in Wash
lnston at least one year. to Join new FREE
Class for hackers license examination.
MAKE GOOD MONEY
DRIVING CABS. SEE MR.. cRuzE
BELL CAB CO., 1917 L NV.
MEN.
need man over 2l with q car to assist
MEN.
Garage Superintendent

1need a man over 21 with a car to assis
me in my work. Call Potomac 467S 70
appointment after pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
PAPERHANGING.
ROOmS-SS lin

A. T. GEORGE. Phone Georgia a4ss
PAPERHANGING-Roo papered frst-
class. with 30-inCh heavy papers. 81 up;
work guar. N. Zuessman. District 55b4
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING, first-
class work guaranteed prompt service.
Norris Lean, 605 Otis pL NV. Col 1876.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
MOTOR TRAVEL

ARMY OFFICER DRIVING LoUISv1LL
gers desired. Dist. 1920 or Pot. 2S3s.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
GENERAL REMODEL ING
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED

ROOFING. WATERPROOFING PLUMB
ING AND HEATING ENGINEERS: REGIS
TERED. TERMS. 3 YEARS TO PAY.
PHONE DECATUR o511
Evening star., 1935-10-22
REPAIRS & SERVICE.

BEDDING. MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno ; best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co. 31g L sts.w. Nat. 667a.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER-Brick. ce-
ment. plaster. painting. papering. shelving.
cabinets. gen. improvements. West 0062-W.
Evening star., 1935-10-22
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per;
sonsl Is cents per line aooltionai
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-10-22

ADDING MACHINEs-BargainS in new and
recondittoned machines; rentals and re-
pairs Capitol Typewriting Co. 1926
ave n W Natl 1855
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sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL experienced wants cham
bermaid waitress work or gh.w.; excellent
nursemaid; stay nights; good ref. Phone
Decatur HnSI-J
Evening star., 1935-10-22
SALES MANAGER.

Local automobile dealer with
popular low priced automobile
franchise requires services of an
experienced, capable man. Re-
ply in strict confidence, giving
full particulars. Address Box
$751;, Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-10-22

ANTIQUE CHINA glassware. silverware.
nric "A -brac of all descriptions; also paint
ings and prints. Murray Galleries. IA
Evening star., 1935-10-22

AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATORS for homes
and stores; Gen Elec. Frigidaires, large
and small: unusual bargains; terms. 1232
1Ath st
Evening star., 1935-10-22
PLUMBING, HEATING,
WINDOW SHADES.

Dupont Tonttne washable shades made to
order at lowest prices; save your old roll
ers; for estimate call Georgia 2400. Penn
Decorating Co. Inc. 519l Ga. ave. 26'
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
MILITARY BALL
PLANS COMPLETED

Invitations have been issued for
the annual Reserve Officers Mill
tary ball, a dinner dance Febru-
airy 16. Saturday. at the De ANA
hotel. Calexico
+ Final plans were completed at a
! recent meeting Of the Roal club
and Reserve Officers joint COM
mittee held at the Charles P. Delp
home in this city.
The dinner is to take place at
7 .. m. and among the distinguish
ed guests who will be present are
Col. z. K. Johnstone Of San Fran
cisco, president Of the California
chapter, Reserve. Officers associa-
tion, and Lieut.. J. W. Stilwell,
president of the San Diego chap
ter, as well as officers from Yuma
and San Diego.
Not only viii the ball be a bril-
liant and colorful social event, but
it is TO be a part Of the valleys
observance Of National Defense
week
Roal club members are planning
unusual decorations. good music
has been secured and the hotel is
planning a delicious dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
SchO0lsf
Churchest
PROGRAM
SCHEDULED FOR
MUSIC SECTION

In the program for Thursday of
this week. February IA the Ten
Thousand club S Music section will
experience an unusual treat. since
members are to hear music furnish
ed under the direction of Miss
Margaret Kendall. supervisor Of
music for the elementary schools.
Numbers which are scheduled in
clude those by boys quartet from
Wilson school; violin solos by Miss
Hazel Velman; vocal solos by Miss
Ruth Yehling and Miss Margaret
Kendall: selections by the Ell Cen
tro teachers choir; vocal solo by
Frank Weakley, duets by Miss Yehl-
ing and Miss Kendall, and selec-
tions by a mixed quartet from. Will
son school. t.s
Music section members areanot-
flied that the meeting will begin
at 2:30 p. m. in the club house and
transaction of business and current
events will take place first, The
program will begin at 3:l5 p. IN.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
LAST REHEARSAL1S
FOR PRODUCTION
OF HEDDA GABLER

Final rehearsals for Experiment
al Theatre s production OF Ibsen S
'' Hedda Gabler' indicate 4 splen-
did performance on Thursday and
Friday of this week.
The play viii be given February
IA and Is in the Seeley theatre at
$3.50 D. m. and those who have not
secured tickets may obtain them
from members of the cast or at the
door Thursday night.
New stage settings that are de-
cidedly realistic viii add to the ef-
fective staging of this play and an
other contribution to the audience S
enjoyment will be the piano num-
bers presented between acts by Mrs.
Russell Bennitt.
The play is dlrect5S by LEROY
Rumsey and members of the cast
are. Henrietta Blank, SID Fancher.
George Carter. Nettie Bayley, Phil
Remington. Mrs. N. P. Pearse. Mrs.
L. D. Hanks.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
PRITCHARD BOOK
REVIEWS FRIDAY

Virginia Cole PritchardN of Los
Angeles will present the February
book reviews this week on Friday,
February Is, at the Barbara Worth
hotel. q "a.
Mrs. Pritchard will give two re-
citals. one at 10:30 a. m. and one at
8 p. m, both on the mezzanine
floor of the hotel. A minimum
charge is made to hear these sum-
maries of the latest offerings in the
book world ..
The following are the books which
Mrs. Pritchard will discuss:
Drama. valley FORGE Max
well Anderson. sa.--.
Books A House Divided. Pearl
Buck; The Old Wall Crumbles,
Grover Clark; The World Went
Mad, John Brophy; Mr.. Ffnchley IS
Holiday, Victor Canning; Via Mala,
John Knittel; The Pinnacle of
Glory, Wilson Wright. Another
Caesar, Alfred Newmann; Bright
Mexico. Larry Barretto; The Trav-
els OF Jedediah Smith. Maurice S.
Sullivan: Sutter of California, JUL
ian Dana; Where Nothing Ever
Happens. Lee Shippey; The Trans
tents, Mark Van Doren; In the
Shadow of Liberty Edward Corsi;
The American Diplomatic Game,
Drew Pearson, Constantine Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
DOUBLE CAST
SELECTED FOR
JUNIORS PLAY

Central s Junior class has start
cd quite an innovation in the Jun
ior play. the cast being selected yes
terday, by featuring double cast,
one presenting one performance,
and the other, the second.
Mystery surrounds the name of
the play which is to be given the
latter part of March, but those III
charge say it is an exciting drama
concerned with the adventures OF a
psychic fanatic who takes the sac
red necklace from the sacred tiger
in India. tradition having it that
the possessor of the necklace is
doomed. Mystery and thrills are
provided in this play.
The double cast is given below,
the first name in each instance ap-
pearing in the first performance,
and the last, in the second perform
ance:
Mac will be played by Bob Fox,
Bobby Thacker; Arthur, by Bobby
Thacker, Warren Swink; Oswald. by
Dave Lee, Edgar Williams; Osgooo
sheriff., by Hall Longacre, Howard
Hatch; Rumba comedy, by Gene
Wagner. Jack Morgan; Thompson,
by Sam Morgan, Tom HayhTst;
Evelyn. by Sybil Shipp, Dorothy
Lou Gillian; Peggy, by Imogene
Black, Jacqueline Levine; Erma, by
Virginia Cosby, Mary Katherine
Horton; Sophia, by Caroline Payne,
Annie Lee Rapson; Mrs. Murdock,
by Annie Lee Rapson, Sybil Shipp,
Sylvia, Mary Louise Burke, Maxine
Spear.
This cast was selected from 100
aspirants by the following commit
tee, Annette Damron Gillett. DON
aid w. Ketchen, Joe Burcham.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
RAAB LECTURE
SERIES ENDS

Mrs. Irving T. Raab concluded the
series of lectures in sex education
which she has been giving under
the auspices of the Harding school
Mothers club, at the meeting last
night in the Wilson school.
A large group of enthusiastic
women attended this concluding
lecture which dealt with successful
married life. Many favorable opin-
ions were expressed on the series,
the officers of the Mothers club
feeling that they have sponsored a
worth while project since the lee
lures have reached an entirely new
group.
The last lecture may be repeated
if there is a demand for it since
many were unable to attend due to
bad roads or illness. Those inter-
ested in having this lecture repeat
ed are asked to communicate with
Mrs. w. j. Meagher, president OF
the club. The lecture will be given
next month if desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
Society
Clubs
CHARMING TALE
REVIEWED FOR
CLUB SECTION

Mary Poppin" that charming
fantasy which grownups and
youngsters alike adore. was de-
lightfully told yesterday for the
Twice Told Tales section Of the
Ten Thousand club by Mrs For
rest T. Kutz at the meeting held
at the Charles E. Anderson home.
53l Sandalwood Drive.
The story written by Miss P. L.
Travers. is that Of a children's
nurse and combines fantasy with
clever realism as the tale mfolds
Mrs. KutZ made evident the
charm of Mary Poppin" in her
sympathetic rendition of the book.
During the business meeting
plans we're made for the Joint
meeting with the Junior clubs
Book section on Thursday. Febru-
airy %, when the Juniors viii be
hostesses and when the Seniors
will present the program. Mrs.
Norman E. Dupont being the story
teller
Twice Told Tales section MEM
bers are reminded that the meet
ing on Monday, February 25, has
been cancelled in view Of the Joint
meeting and that all members un-
able to be present at the joint ses-
sion are to notify the secretary.
Mrs. N. A. Contos.
Current events followed the pro-
gram after which Mrs. Anderson
served tea Mrs r. j. Mcnamara
poured and the tea table was
springlike in appearance with its
centerpiece of yellow jonquils.
Dainty sweetpeas were also used
by Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs McNamara, Mrs. John T.
Rice, Mrs Minor o. Simms were
guests OF the club. the members
present including Mes d m e
Charles E. Anderson, w. w. Apple.
j. E. Brock. N A Contos, H G
Diller, Norman E. Dupont, Donald
w. Ketchen, Forrest E. Kutz. E. J.
Mack. P. A. Murray, Lee Nuffer,
Irving T. Raabs D. B. Roberts. w.
II. Tyler, Jr.. P. N Van Slyck.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
FORESTTNE WILSON AND KENNETH GILLETT
MARRIED- SUNDAY. AT LOVELY WEDDING

The bride was given in marriage
by her father in the presence of
some so friends and relatives who
gathered to witness the ceremony.
A reception followed the service,
the bride, in traditional manner
cutting...the beautiful bride IS cake
Shortly afterwards Mr.. and Mrs.
Gillett left on their honeymoon at
Balboa Beach. They will make
|. their home in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillett botn attend
ed UCLA as did the best man.
The groom is well known to vail
ley residents as he is a graduate of
CaleXico high school, class OF 1928
and as his parents are prominent
residents of the community. AT
UCLA he was a member of Sigma
M fraternity and sat present he is
connected with the Gillett outdoor
Advertising Co. s
Ell Centrans present for the we'd
ding were Mrs Roy Gillett, Miss
Bertha Gillett, Mrs. w. D. Carey.
Mrs. M. c. Bates.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
Decorator To Give
University Course
For Valley Women

Practical aspects of wood finish
ing were discussed at last nights
lecture on interior decorating by
Miss Edith HyneS, well known
Los Angeles decorator who gave a
splendid talk before a large group
Of enthusiastic women.
The lecture was given under the
auspices of the local telephone
company in the club rooms on
State street.
Miss Hynes talked on floor
finishes, the refinishing of old
wood work as well as finishes for
new. Wall treatment, paints,
Varnishes, filters, shellacs, were all
discussed and Miss Hynes showed
some interesting samples of wood
veneers suitable for wall color
ings. Finished panels were also
displayed Illustrating the hand
finished appearance that may be
given machine pieces by simple
treatments.
Miss Hynes also continued her
discussion on draperies and fabrics,
giving a summary of the color
chart and theories Of composition
and design as applied 70 home dec
grafton.
Next Monday Miss Hynes will
inaugurate two courses given
under the University of California
extension service: an afternoon
class in costume design and. arr
( appreciation and an evening one
in interior decoration. These vii.
be two hour courses held weekly
and Miss Hynes will use ma
terials and articles available in
local stores to illustrate her points
According to present plans. the
afternoon lecture will be held al
the Ten Thousand club house from
4-6 p. m. and the evening one at
the telephone company headquar-
terS from ITO
Further announcements will be
made later.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-12
SANS SOUCI CLUB
AT HORTON HOME

Sans Souci club members met at
the Harry Horton home on San
dalwood Drive last night where
they enjoyed a game OF. contract.
High scores were won by Mrs.
Perkins, Mrs. w. H. Tyler, Jr.,
Mrs. John B. McNeece.
Mrs. Horton served refreshments
at the close of the game, gay
Valentine decorations making the
table and house particularly at
tractive.
Mrs. H. C. Diller was a guest OF
the club, members present includ-
ing Mesdames John B. McNeece,
John Tyler, j. B. McNeece, w. H.
Tyler, Jr., William c. Reed, j.
Keyes Mitchell, Kendall B.: Per-
kins, Charles P. Delp, F.DE. Miner,
P. A. Thaanum, and the hostess.