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A. lie was one OF the foremost
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Tneorie generate deS equations alRe-
br1queS- lie also wrote widely
adopted textbooks In mathematics.
, 1935-10-22

q. Is the first Chickering piano
stin Am ~ex1stence7 IN. R. H.
a. ~ H III the Henry Ford Nh
scum at Dearborn, Mich.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
~f11t4s2s7,
GRAND CHAPTER
ELECTION TODAY

Committee reports and the cleo
ton Of officers were the chief
events at today's session Of the an
nual convention Of the grand chap
ter. Order Of the Eastern Star, be-
ing held in the Hotel del Coronado,
Coronado.
This afternoon the degree team
OF Southern California Of which
Lillian Holman is director. eXem-
plified the ritualstic work.
Convention business will occupy
the delegates this evening.
Last night the grand ball took
place. opening with the grand
march led by Minnie Viola Collins.
worthy grand matron, and j. Hart
ley Taylor. worthy grand patron.
At 1890 o'clock an elaborate pro-
gram Of dances and music began.
Yesterday the sessions officially
opened. Governor Frank F. Mer-
riam delivering an address Of vel
come in the afternoon.
Last evening. prior to the ball.
al matrons ana patrons Of the ord
er attended the dinner honoring
Mrs. Collins and Mr.. Taylor.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
TEN THOUSAND CLUB TO BEGIN YEAR
At LUNCHEON AND PROGRAM THURSDAY

and span order Tor the first ses-
sion.
Luncheon will be served at I o.
cIock in the club house and mem
bers are to be the guests OF the
board. Reservations may be made
with Mrs. P. N. VanSlyck, Mrs. r.
c. CIemons. Mrs. J. B. McNeece.
The affair is open to members only.
AT 2:30 o'clock the meeting will
be called 10 order by Mrs. NJ. J.
DoWd who will announce her COM
mittee chairmen for the year.
Names CT new members will be
submitted. the board passing on
several at the meeting this morning.
The program for the afternoon
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Warren Currier, who will present
Senator Ben Hulse and Assembly,
man Clarence Walker.
The two legislators gave talks at
the recent meeting OF the county
beard Of the Imperial Valley fed
Grafton of Women's clubs and these
talks proved so popular that Mrs.
Currier has asked Mr.. Hulse and
Mr.. Walker to speak tomorrow.
They will be presented at 3 O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
Interesting Neevs Items Written for the
Press by FL Centro School Pupils

Our band played for our parade.
First Grade.
| was going to Brawley and l
had hold Of my dogs tail. But he
jumped out of our car and another
car ran over him.-Betty Baxter,
End Grade.
A boy at our ranch was sick one
day. so I went after the cows for
him. Then he made me dagger
for helping him.-Harold Engel,
2nd Grade.
We we're happy to have the fol
lowing parents and friends to our
play today: Mesdames c. R. Gum,
H. E. Maddox, Roy Womaek, Harry
l.. Roberts, Viola Higginbottom, L.
Y. Hess. Margaret Uhl.-Roberta
Jean Gum, 3rd Grade.
Miss Epler's third grade had a
Columbus play. We went in to see
it. The children had painted
scene with the three boats and the
land where the Indians were. In
the first scene Columbus wished
for a boat. In the second the queen
of Spain gave her jewels to Colum-
bus to get the boats. In the next
scene we saw the sailors with CO.
lumbus on the sea. In the last CO.
lumbus took the land for Spain
and gave gifts to the Indians. We
all sang a Columbus song.-Miss
1r,irI TLtsoTn
Miss Reese let four of her pupils
have a health play in our roomn
They brought a basin Of water.
soap. towel nail brush, and a file.
Betty showed US how to clean our
hands and nails, and told US when
we should be sure 10 wash them.
They all sang a song about wash
ing handS.-Mrs. Couch's Third
Grade.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. X. Ming were Wis
isitors of Nh and Mrs. E. Burch
and family, Sunday.
Ben Cook left for LinWood. Sun
day where he plans to stay several
weeks. His family Will remain here
until he returns.
Misses NADIA Brown. Frances Sun
strom, and Caroline Paine, and Joe
Robert Badger were among the
guests Of Miss Fredricka Hyres of
Seeley, Friday night. After dinner
the group went to EI Centre to at
tend the CentraI-San Bernardino
football game
Walter NJ Paine returned from
San Diego to the valley, recovered
from a recent illness. He returned
Friday with Miss Billy Carr who
is attending the state university
She spent the weekend vita her
family. Miss Clara Carr drove he;
sister back to San Diego, Sunday
Miss Margaret Layne was the
overnight guest of Miss France;
Sunstrom, Friday
Mrs. John WAGNER accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer keltz TO River.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16

chapeau ct 30, department of
California; Nellie Fitzpatrick, radio
chairman; Ollie Jones, poppy chair
man, the latter two being district
officers.
Valley members, particularly.tho
of Boyce Aten unit, were delighted
to find one Of their former mem
bers at the session, Mrs. Harvey
Kenyon of Riverside. formerly pres
ident Of the FL Centro unit.
Those who attended from the
valley we're: Mrs. John Kuhn
tWenty-second district vice-presi-
dent; Edna Morrison, district Am
ericanism chairman; both of E.
Centro Vesta Rugg of Calexico
district chairman of legislation
Katherine Keller of BraWley, dis
trict chairman of child welfare;
Ethyl Martin, president of Boyce
Aten unit; Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne
Mrs. Charles A. Bratton of Ell Cen
tro; Mary Machada, president o1
the Brawley unit.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
CHENEY WILL
FOUND FORCED
BY MRS. GLAB

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Is. CUP)-
Hazel Belford Glab was held by su-
perior judge w. J. Palmer to have
forged the name of the late Albert
I. Cheney to a purported will in
findings of fact on file today.
Judge Palmer previously had re-
fused to admit the alleged will to
probate after a lengthy court con-
test by Mrs. Catherine Cheney Tay-
lor, daughter of the wealthy finan-
cier.
Mrs. Glab offered the will, which
would have given her the bulk
of a 100000 estate, for probate a
few days after Cheney died in a
Las Vegas, New, hotel room last
March, with Mrs. Glab lying in bed
beside him.
During the contest hearing she
said she wrote the will at Cheney's
dictation.
In his official findings the court
held that although Cheney's name
was written by his hand. it was
not signed after the body of the
will was written.
Mrs Glab, the statement read,
after his name was written by
him upon the paper, by her own
hand wrote the words appearing
above the signature, and before she
wrote the will she made certain
alterations in the words and figu-
res
Judge Palmer's findings said evil
dence showed that Mrs. Glab had
"conspired with Fred and Clara
Steeger." witnesses TO the wild, to
attach their signatures with fraud
ulent purpose"
He concluded with the statement
that the document was a false
and spurious forgery
John J. Craig, attorney for Mrs
CIab, said the charge was "ridicu-
louS," and that he would appeal
from the decision.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
EAsTsIDE SCHOOL


Betty Jean Young's mother Wis
tied us this morning. We hope
more parents will visit US.
Grade I.
We have finished our color die
tionaries and shall take them home
today.
Lupe Hernandez. Grade 2
The second grade is learning
how to be good citizens.
Florence Douglas, Grade 2.
I like to spell 1 got 100 this
week.
Alan James McGregor, Grade ,.
We have good times at school.
We read and draw and sing and
play, and do lots of things.
Wortha Gentra, Grade ,
Our school has a nice big lawn
now, and we can do all kinds Of
stunts on it.-Elidia AlarcOn, Grade
2.
Friday our teacher told US about
Columbus. We drew pictures OF the
story. Some drew little Columbus
watching the ships come in. Some
drew him kneeIlng before Jne KING
ships. Some drew the landing in
the new world. We also learned a
song about Columbus.-Grade 3,
We have been studying about
California under six flags: the
Spanish flag, the English flag
Russian, Mexican flag. the Bear
flag, and the flag of the United
States. I drew a picture OF the
Mexican flag and Christina drew
the English flag. Manuel BarTa-
gan drew a picture OF the Spanish
flag.-Louis Garcia, Grade 4.
We learned a Halloween song
this week. We have also learned
two songs about Columbus.-Theo-
dore Wright Grade 4.
A boy and girl came into our
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
VALLEY AUXILIARY DELEGATES AT
DISTRICT MEETING IN RIVERSIDE

Feeling that they have secured
much information which will prove
useful to their respective units,
valley mers)ers of the American
Legion Auxiliary have returned
from the joint meeting of the
twenty-first a n d twenty-second
districts held yesterday in River
side
Ethel Marsh, department presi-
dent, presided. and the following
department chairmen explained
the work of their respective divis-
ions: Pauline Ellison, department
vice-preSident and chairman of
membership; Louise Waible, COM
munity service chairman; Florence
Boyle, AmericaniSm, Fidac; Muriel
Wright, education; Lillian lie VAL
ley, rehabilitation; Ruth Thomas,
poppy; Gertrude Powell, junior
membership; Irene Ware, national
bulletin; Ethel Flynn, secretary
treasurer.
These chairmen spoke at the
luncheon hour, the morning session
being devoted to caucuses on each
subject. Mrs. Marsh gave a splen-
did talk on the work of the AuXil.
iary, stressing particularly the or
ganization'S efforts on behalf of
veterans.
Other distinguished guests pres
ent were: Bessie Cooper, la petite
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16

That all reservations for the Ten
Thousand club luncheon will be
closed this evening and none Will
be accepted tomorrow is the an
nouncement made by the board 0f
directors after their meeting this
morning.
At noon today over 100 reserya-
tions had been turned N indicaJ-
ing the enthusiasm with which club
members are anticipating this op-
enirg event of the season. With
so many to accommodate. 1t will
be impossible for the board TO &C
cept any last minute reservations.
Members viii see a freshly decor
ated club house when they arrive
tomorrow for the main auditorium
and the kitchen have been re-
painted. everything being in spic
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
SET DATE FOR
BRIDGE BENEFIT

December a Is The date set by the
Social Welfare section Of the Junior
Ten Thousand club for the annual
bridge benefit funds from which
are used in the sections welfare
work. particularly m the detention
home program
This dee. .on was made az Tues
day's meeting Of the section held az
the home OF Miss Doris Robinson.
Further plans for the year were dis
cussed and aI details c0u1leted.
The evening ended with The serv-
ing Of refreshments by the hostess
the following members being pres
ent Mis- Alta Waterman. Miss Rose
LaBrucheria Ms Irene Afford M
EVELYN Young Wl=s Ethel Rslph5
Miss Helen Nars hall Nlss Glare
Guthrie. Miss Roberta Edgar. Mlss
Nell Roaer Mis- Viola Greer. Nj
Maria U4rfrsu-er
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
Ford Men Attend
NeW Car PreUieU

Ford sales agency men of Imper-
ial Valley viewed the company's
preview display of all body styles in
the 1896 model at the Biltmore
hotel in Los Angeles yesterday.
Many improvements and refine
ments have been effected in the
new models, reports j. H. Edgar,
which will make Ford even a finer
and more popular low-priced eight.
The 1896 cars will be on display
at the Ford agency Saturday dur
ing the Fall Opening, it is an
nounced.
Among those to make the trip to
Los Angeles were J. H. Edgar and
w. O. Hendricks of FL Centro,
Frank Taylor, manager of the Cal
eXico agency, and T. B. Edgar,
BraWley manager In addition, all
statesmen from these branches at
tended the preyiew.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16

side Saturday. Mrs Wagner went
to Wis. her daughter, Cathlean,
Who is working there. Mrs Wagon
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Keltz. the
latter of El Centro, came back on
Sunday
John Goss and Fred w Paine
made a business trip to Yuma Sun
day
Mrs. Vera B. Fem motored to
San Diego Friday afternoon to
spend the weekend. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Gladys Layno
and Mrs. George Austin.
George Austin was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Harring-
ton. Sunday evening.
Miss Margaret Layne ATTENDED
the Watenaguma Camp Fire group
scavenger hunt in El Centre Sat
urday evening. She remained il
town as the guest Of Miss Doro
thy Boyer.
Ned Frame motored to River
side Monday on business and re
turned the same day accompanie;
by John L. Lydick.
Gerald E. Walker of Tucson wa
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
Social Calendar

TONIGHT
Old time dance, s, 10000 club.
Benefit bridge party, 8, Blenk-
iron building.
Bachelors club, 1870, Barbara
Worth.
Scottish Rite MasonS, !, Planters
hotel
]. c. Alumni, 7:30, high school.
City council, 7:3O, city hall.
Oasis lodge No. 664, f. and A. NJ,
1880, Masonic temple.
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway.
Troop 3, B.S.A., Scout hut.
Troop ), B.S.A., Seeley.
TOMORROW
Rotary, Barbara Worth.
10000 club, I, club house.
Seeley- Westside, 1890, J. T. Gal
laher home.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
HOME FURNISHING
INTERESTS WOMEN

Perhau o. sau rIaf - worst II
the depres I.U Is over are uHrHap.
q sign tasf .aueE re-a.##. aye re-
cardiur taCi- ea here q per
maueuI ore uaHH flru s..r. aT-
being re-moaeliez and fe-se-0rafee
this faI
Miss Fl.teue. E...r H8H. eeH-
onsIatIaa agent la. a.aa l.r#s
visits thrrH.Hl- f.H county &c
she las l8.cal r.t '.. faU tH#H
Is more Interest - hom. .aru..a.H-
and more ar.ouHael.l f. tT. Ire
than ever before
pgut.u#. rruus...f. s...f- -.
ine H6n on and home eve u#u#
made moro and uCrf attractive
Nauy ot tac practice. edt1ertre =
fhc home drrarurr. au. VsIer
have beer demonstrate a. crn.el
meeting al. being POT 70 effective
Use
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
SmIefU
Clubs
PRESBYTERIAN
SOCIETY HEARS
TALKS ON INDIA

IndIa was the theme for the
Pre- hrlerlan Missionary society
m1rram given at the meeting yes
tcrdaF afternoon in the church with
hfTs IrfInl r Raab in charge.
A large map q India Vas placed
before the group having marked
ou lt The Presbyterian mission sta
tlols IN India.
Mr. L. c. Hawk discussed the
missionary work conducted in
northern India in the Puniab.
Work Of Missions
Work Of The medical missions.
partiealsrIy o. the accomplish
meuts Of the women physicians.
proved the subject Tor the paper
by llIs c. V Nunson.
Mrs. Raa0 gave the history Of
two missionaries wnom she knows
personally. reading fascinating ae-
counts cf their activities recoLnted
III recent letters.
Ms Leslie earle. president. gave
a fine report On the Presbyterlal
mcetiue last week IN san Diego.
Announcement was made Of the
federated missionary meeting 10 be
held at s o'clock the evening OF
October 29 in the Presbyterian
church.
Last spring i was decided that
the women's missionary societies Of
the city churches would hold, at
various intervals. these group meet
ings. forming a federation of the
societies but without any formal
organization.
Purpose of Meeting
The purpose OF these gatherings
is to study the progress being made
throughout the world by Christian
itv regardless Of denomination. and
to promote interdenomlnauonal
fellowship among the groups.
Further details relative 70 the
meeting. 10 which men and women
alike are invited, will be made
later
Prior TO the program and busl-
ness meeting. a delicious pot luck
luncheon was enjoyed. Mrs. Gerald
shaw and Mrs. Earl Trey being
hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
SOCIAL BREVITIES

SeeIey- Westside home depart
ment will met Thursday for an iii
Gay session beginning at 1920 a.
m. at the home of Mrs. J. F. Gal
laher. Miss Florence Glenn, home
denomination agent, will meet
with the group TO discuss program
planning
Junior college alumni are re-
minded Of the meeting this eve
nlng at 7.3O o'clock in the office
Of Dean Frank !. Shepherd at the
nigh schC9l.
aIrs Norman c. Deaton left last
night for Los Angeles on a buying
.rlp.
Mla. John Wells. the former Jean
Ellen RCs has returned from q
s.5it iu Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.
Wells are al home 10 their friends
e. 1851 State street.
Mis- Erms Poage. L. L. Dickson
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Bates we're
called 70 san Diego last night b.
fha death Of Mrs. Norman DELAY.
Mrs.. Charles y CorTeu. mother
~ Charles CoTrel Of this city. IS
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Correl for
.ae winter months Mrs Correli
sr. lives near Springfield Illinois
Mr. Viola Peterson is visiting her
daughter, Miss Enola Peterson.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
Illinois Visitor To
Return To Home

Mrs Marie Rose of Elgin, Illi-
nois, who has been We house guest
fer the past two months of Mrs.
M. C. Bates, 563 Brighton, is lea1-
ing for her home at the end of the
week
Mrs Bates recently entertained
with a picnic, the group motoring
to the desert. The affair honored
Mrs. Rose, the other guests includ-
ing Mrs. Clark Marshall and her
neither, Mrs. Christy Of Topeka
Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
5Sssss=7 Of Interest To Women gs7:s. s:.5.
Schools
Churches
GUEST DAY FOR
NJ. Z. MISSIONARY
GROUP TUESDAY

Guest cay was observed yesterday
afternoon by members of the Meth
odiSt Missionary society who gath
cred at the church for a program
and meeting.
Two unexpected guests delighted
the group with their presence. Rev.
and Mrs. W. T. Malan of Arizona.
Rev. Malan was formerly pastor of
the local church and their many
friends were pleasantly surprised
with their visit They are in the val
ley on business.
Citizenship Theme
The theme for the program was
Christian citizenship, ably pressed by
Mrs. ]. NJ. Adair who led the deyo-
tionals which opened the meeting.
Mrs. Warren Currier was speaker
Of the afternoon and gave an ms
piring talk on the theme of Chris
tian citizenship in which she stress
ed the great good which may become
accomplished for the benefit of pres
ent day life through the united eff
forts Of Christian women Examples
of these accomplishments were cited
Musical Program
Helen Dowd and Myrtle Havens
sang a duet, Betty Surface playing
the piano accompaniment. Dorothy
Boyer presented the other musical
number on the program. a piano
solo.
During the business meeting an
nouncement was made of the valley
foreign missionary rally on October
29 in CaleXico.
The afternoon ended with a social
hour during which tea was served.
Mrs. A. d. Buffers poured and the
hoSteSses for the afternoon were
the members of the executive board:
Mrs. A. r. Tagg, Mrs. N. A. Contos.
Mrs. Ray jerks. Mrs. w. w. Nc
Euen. Mrs Frank 7. Shepherd.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
TOWNSEND CLUB
DANCE TONIGHT

Old time dances viii alternate
with waltzes and foXtrots this even
ing when the Townsend club spon-
sors an old time dance al the Ten
Thousand club. Dan Grumbles VIII
oficiate and that fact alone assures
a successful party for those who
favor the old time specialtIes.
Good music. suitable to each type
# dance. viii be provided All pro-
ceedg from the dance &lll be used
in sending delegates to the nation
q convention in Chicago The
public IS given a cordial INVITA-
ton 70 attend the dance which will
begin &. 9 O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
East side-Sunset
Has Busy Meeting

Fa#a=.4.-a a#.f home department.
Et .ertra.# r.r Xr waiter
NIealffeF Dor q ls.r aH cav ~ ION
trs morning 5fIr- devote. 81 ae,
b.11E4s and tEt aTetalU. 20 pro-
Iuu g.aEr.LE MI. Florence Glenn
home aeu9.s.sHat. a#al. beng
HIeaHa# fog tEH .a.le. discussion
Az noon a 81 .-E luncheon Has
trIosed Nfl sr ElHf#lr .la Er
] 90 shaw O. n1rH..e
Those present were f.a.W.
o. 7 LIfIe = 20 Ha.l Gads.
FerFusun Lillian Elfaflr. f -
shaw a q Ferguson. q p HaI-
mon. J ID Chamber u ~ Allen
q. p Paris Dave HeEcil Mis-
GlcrG
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
News Of McCabe District
Dorothy Payne, Staff Correspondent

the guest of Herschel Grandey on
Sunday. =.
Miss Thelma House spestSuadat
afternoon and Sunday night with
Miss Mildred Frohley
p. II. Brown and his wife mo-
tored to Phoenix Tuesday to take
Browns father home.
Miss Mildred Pane left Sunday
for a weeks vacation on the coast.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Paul
Payne, VINO will so as far as San
Diego with her.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
Match Point Club
Starts New System

Match Point Duplicate club mem
bers have inaugurated a new sys-
tenn of pay beginning the Howell
system last evening at their meet
ing held at the Ford Smith home,
583 e Centre avenue.
High score was won by Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. r. P. Moore play
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nance;
Mrs. F. 6. Wilby and Mrs.
Steven H. Harris tied for second
high score with Miss AIvena La
Fontaine and Homer Miller. the
next nigh score being wen by Mrs.
". B. SWanberger and Dr. E. o.
Garter
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
WHITE SHRINE
HAS PRACTICE

f1 sea ri tae Is. tHa. G.a5F#
Hcudref. NJ Pomona d.#g aee=
uty Woat1F tEa p..4-ea F.
conolc aa8l a. instruction lsr
Oasis Shrine No 90 " S af !
on Oc.obc- 26 the memre-. ean.
Quoted d special practice after tHe.f
meeting Iaf night Foe tHe Eae9a f.
Temple
Durue t.. evening plan. aHze
land fal .1e benefit bridge parlg
10 be- given by the Shrine on Tues
day October ~
al the cone usIen lf the meeting
refreshmeuis were served by Mu
Allen Wlaer of Brawiey WhC used
clever HalloWe en- mDta .n t1e
pretty decorations.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
DRAMA SECTION
TO GIVE PLAY

November program for the Jun
ior Ten Thousand club will feature
play presented by the clubs dra-
ma section.
Casting for this play, "Sadie's
Oats" took place at the Monday
night meeting of the section at the
Seeley home of Miss Louise Ken
nedy.
A pot luck dinner preceded the
business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
VISITORS ENJOY
VISIT TO CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Jensen of
Point Arenas. Calf. parents of H
w. Jensen of TINS city. are visit
ing the Jensen family at their home
on Euclid avenue.
The visitors plan TO remain d
week or ten days and a number
Of social events are being planned
in their honor
This IS their first visit to I'M
perial Valley and they are de-
lighted with everything that they
have seen. becoming enthusiastic
boosters for the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
Entire Nos Board
Meets in CaleXico

Membership was the chief busl-
ness transacted by members Of the
Entire Nos club executive board who
met last night at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Correu. CaleElco.
Names submitted by various
members were passed upon and the
prospective members VIII be sent
invitations.
FIRST dance Of the club year will
be october % and board members
wlu be hosts.
Those present last night were:
NJ. and Mrs Charles A. Bratton,
Mr. ard Mr James Il Marshall,
Mr.. ard Mr. Leslie Harrington,
Nr and Mrs Carl Miller Mr.. and
Mr. Correu Mr. Guy 9. Beynon
y o MattcZ
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
BACHELORS TO
RESUME SESSIONS

Bachelors club members are
meeting this evening for their first
session of the fall, their numbers
being somewhat depleted by various
marriages of the summer.
Buford Purl is president of the
organization and has called a
meeting for 7:30 o'clock tonight
in the Barbara Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
BRIDGE
PARTY TONIGHT

Women Of the Nose Chapter
lI3. are sponsoring a bridge party
this evening at 3 o'cIccl1 IN tae
Blenkiron building and they ex-
tcnd @ cordial invitation = the
public t. attend
Attractive priz :. and refresh
naots va be featured and de-
i2aful evening IS promised those
who attend. A small admission
charge VIII be made
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
RURAL PRIMARY
TEACHERS MEET

If# ala #a.oIr .1acs teacher.
... .a# HraI #Ha-. -. w.r- = ?.
Centre tomorrow TE-Elcl-. e
se a#ll.r t. 81. r.tHHyrCI sup
rl..o.# 1f-g. f. che court house
....HE.-
T..# H.rHa. a.. l.#H calico f1r
t.a 1ar1n.e - pro aas.ae r bullet
r sIfa H..Hfz zs1r tar as.E &C.
....I# f.I $50 EH primary
rr-a.. ....e #aE g- .are been
ur1alH.H. r.t Hlrc ts a1l-EHa..
srraEl. .lalrHr
Fr.s.r.E. a ur.-.a. Oh tHH Hao-
e-f FH re.a I VIZ erEs-en for
f.s teacher. u tr. r..eE district
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16
Wiring Blamed in
Attic Fire Here

Faulty electric wiring was blamed
for the fire which gutted the attic
and back porch of DR. R. L. Palmers
home at 625 Hamilton street early
last night.
Damages were estimated at $1,000
completely covered by insurance.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-10-16

A seven?year-old Guernsey
cow owned by Mrs Minnie Miller,
Wendell, Idaho, recently complet-
ed test making 1925 pounds of
butterfat in a year.