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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
Holtville Church
To Hold Barbecue
At Swiss Club

st. Joseph IS church at Holtville
announces that the annual parish
barbecue and carnival will be held
on next Sunday, March "a, at the
Swiss club, three miles north of
town. Barbecued lamb and beef
will be served. beginning at noon.
A small price will be charged for
the dinner.
Besides the barbecue, there will
be a variety of games for the en-
tertainment and amusement of
those who attend, and many valu-
able prizes will be given away.
Cool refreshments will be served
during the day, and the festivities
will be concluded with dance in
the evening. The committee in
charge has left nothing undone TO
make the affair a most enjoyable
one, and an invitation is extended
to everybody in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
TWO CASTS FOR
JUNIORS PLAY

With two casts chosen and re-
hearsing for the parts in the Junior
class play, Mystery Manor, the pro-
oucuon will be given for the first
time, Friday night, March 30. One
cast with Mary Kathryn Horton
and Bobbie Thacker in the leads
will present the play one night; the
other cast, with Virginia Cosby and
Bob Fox in the leading roles will
give the production on the other
night.
Although a double cast necessi-
tates extra practicing and prepara-
ton, both the players and the di-
rector, Joe Burcham, are enthusi-
astic over the play chosen by the
class and predict much success for
the production.
Those who have parts in play 9TH
er than leads are Emogene Blackard,
Jacqueline La Vine, Annie Lee
Rapson, Maxine Spears, Mary Louise
Burk, Howard Hatch, Hall Long
acre, Dave Lee, Edgar Williams,
Warren Swink, Sam Morgan, Tom
Hayhurst, Caroline Paine, Gene
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
QUEEN ESTRERS ENJOY ORIGINAL COWBOY
PARTY AT MEETING WEDNESDAY NIGHT

chaps. big hats, and al She regalia
of a cowboy. Near the door. TO aid
in greeting the guests, was a horse,
cleverly fashioned from card board
and wearing Betty Cook s saddle
In keeping with the theme for
the meeting the table was covered
with newspaper and had as a GEN.
terpiece a miniature desert scene
Tin plates and table service. tin
cans for cups, candles placed in old
bottles completed the picture. Beans,
brown bread and salad were
served. the dessert deviating some
what from the regular ranch menu
A delicious cake. decorated with the
same scene that was on the invita-
tions was served at the conclusion
of the menu
During the dinner entertainment
numbers were presented which in
cluded readings by the two hostess
eS. the readings being western in
theme, as 'sWhen the Grass is
Short and the Old Cow Dies. -
Marjorie Cook, in cowboy cos
tune. sang several of the old cow
boy songs.
Mrs. Ray jerks, counsellor for the
group. led the devotionS and the
girls responded to roll call by tell
ing facts concerning the Queen Es-
ther work.
Neva Dowd, president, presided
and Beatrice QuinoneS was elected
secretary, succeeding Mary Frances
Marable who resigned.
The next meeting is to be a des-
ert party with Neva Dowd. and
Dorothy Boyer as hoStesses. Mary
King will have charge of the devo-
tions and Marjorie Anderson. of the
lesson.
Those present last night were
Margaret Small, Betty Cook, Mar
garet Moorehouse. Mary King, Neva
Dowd, Marjorie Anderson, Roberta
Bartholomew, Barbara Robertson,
Lucille Allen, Dorothy Boyer, Ro-
berta jerks, Wilma jerks, Marjorie
Cook, Mrs. Ray jerks, Mrs. John
w. Cook and Mrs. C. H. H. Small.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
COSTUMING FOR
PEREZ PROGRAM
is EXCEPTIONAL

The third concert TO be presented
by the Music Teachers association
at the Wilson school auditorium in
Ell Centre will be given by Manuel
Perez, one of the finest dancers of
Spain. A native of AndaluSia, his
costumes are gorgeous and authen-
tic. His songs and dances bring
the temperament and fire of the
Iberian peninsula, where Senor Per-
ez spent his early years. The fla
menco type of dancing of the An
oalusian and the Gypsy idea are
woven into his nature.
The program presents dances of
Spain. the Argentine, and Mexico.
Andalusian Dandy "El Gau-
cho.' "Espanol Popular and
others from his native land. the
songs also being of the authentic
type of the countries represented,
each appropriately costumed in the
gorgeous colors which make dis
tinct picture on the stage.
All seats must be reserved but
there is no additional charge. Sea-
son tickets or single tickets may be
taken TO Clements Drug store and
reserved seat tickets will be given
the holders of the tickets.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
TO NOMINATE
OFFICERS OF
JUNIOR CLUB

Junior Ten Thousand club men,
berS will hear the report OF the
nominating committee this evening
at their business meeting to be
held at 7:30 O'Clock in the club
house. AT the April meeting elec-
ton will take place, opportunity
being given for nominations from
the floor at that time.
In addition to the business meet
ing the club is to have a particu-
larly interesting program presented
under the auspices of the Book sec
ton.
Miss Grace Mueller of the Cali
patria high school is to be the
speaker and will discuss trends in
modern literature. Miss Mueller is
not only well informed on this sub
ject but is also an excellent speaker
and her discussion is certain to be
of interest.
| At the conclusion of the program
refreshments will be served by a
committee composed of Mrs. Joe
Thompson, Marguerite Bosworth
Mrs. Clark Jacobs, Mrs. H. Lee
Landerman. Vivian Moffat, Edna
Meagher, Elizabeth Bromley, Lucille
Miller.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
DATE FOR
HOME DEPARTMENT
TOUR TO MEXICO

Thursday, March %, is the defin-
ite date for the much anticipated
home department tour to Mexico,
Mrs. R. B. Harmon, county chair
man, announces today.
This tour has been planned for
some time and the Mexican Off
cials have offered such splendid CO.
operation that the trip will be even
more extensive than was planned.
All arrangements have been COM
pleted with the Mexican authori-
ties so that the tour may be con-
Quoted without the slightest diff
culties.
All home department members
and their friends are invited to at
tend and asked TO meet at the De
ANA hotel Calexico, at 10:30 a. m.
Those wishing transportation are
asked to communicate with their
respective center chairmen.
From the De ANA, the tour will
journey to the Jabonera del Pacifi-
co in MeXicali where the women
will be shown about the large
plant, visiting the big gins and 9TH
er points of interest.
The tour will then inspect the
governor palace and a number Of
the schools where elaborate pro-
grams are being prepared for the
entertainment of visitors.
Each woman is TO bring her own
lunch and in addition a fine Mex
ican chef will prepare and have
available delicious MEXICAN dishes
which may be purchased at small
price. Luncheon is to be served in
one of the school auditoriums.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21

Madden. Mrs. T. c. Lanier. re-
elected treasurer; Mrs. B. A Harri-
gan. financial secretary, succeed
ing Mrs. J. P. Hansen.
The three additional members of
the board of directors had not been
elected at press time and will be
announced in The Press tomorrow.
Installation of officers VIII take
place at the last meeting OF the
year.
After today's business meeting.
Miss Barbara Luddy, piquant star
of stage and radio, was TO present
the program for the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
GOLF CLUB PARTY
YESTERDAY WELL
ATTENDED EVENT

Barbara Worth golf club sponsor
ed another successful monthly
bridge luncheon yesterday at the
club, large attendance being pres
ent to enjoy the delicious luncheon
served by the hostesses for the day.
Mrs. j, r. Snyder OF Holtville
won high score prize, Mrs. H. C.
Diller of FL Centro, the second, and
Mrs. Sam Webb of Holtville, the
third.
Mrs. Dorsey Whitelaw of this city
entertained group of friends yes
terday at the club. Orange Cali
fornia poppies decorated her tables,
covers being laid for. MesdameS Le-
roy Holt, Howard p Meyer, Don c.
Bitler. Henry L. Loud, Allen P.
Nuffer, l.. c. House, A. L. Rich
mond of Brawley and the hostess.
Mrs. Holt and Mrs. Meyer won Mrs.
Whitelaw's prizes.
Mrs. James Mackie Jr., of Holt
vile entertained in compliment to
Mrs. NJ. C. Blanchard of San Diego.
former Holtville resident who is
visiting here Mrs. Mackie' s guests
included Mesdames j. K. Fahring,
j. r. Snyder. Elmer HartZog, A. B.
Cravath, Elmer Baxter, w. L. Hueb-
ner, K. C. Burke, C. A. Magaw, E.
E. Edwards, Sam Webb and Mrs.
Blanchard. Mrs. Mackie' S prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Snyder and
Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Blanchard re-
ceiying a guest prize.
HoSteSSes were Mesdames c. E.
Sones, w. w. McEuen, Harry Hoop
er, j. S. Jones and L. R. jefferson.
Next event in the series will be
Wednesday, April IT.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
FACULTY WIVES
HAVE LUNCHEON

Faculty wives of Central high
school and Junior college enjoyed
their monthly party yesterday at
the Guy L. Hatch home, 562 Len
Rey avenue. Mrs. Hatch, Mrs. DON
aid w. Ketchen, Mrs. S. Emmitt
Allen were luncheon hostesses.
Charming flowers decorated the
house and after the delicious lunch
con a series of entertaining games
occupied the afternoon.
Members present were MeSdames
Eugene Waterman, Paul Thornton,
Glenn Kieffer, Roland Taylor, War
rem Taylor, John w. Cook, Frank
/. Shepherd and the three hostess
es.
Mrs. Guy A. Weakley and Mrs. A.
L. Lackey were guests of the host
esSes.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
BRIDGE DINNER
AT ELKS CLUB

Elks and their friends will gather
tonight in the lodge hall for a de-
licious dinner and a game of bridge,
tables being arranged for both auc-
tion and contract.
Dinner will be served at 7:15 and
reservations should be made by call
ing the lodge, 800. There are hand
some prizes for the winners of both
auction and contract.
This is the third event in the
annual tournament and at the end
of the series the grand prizes will
be awarded.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21

Cowboys and the days of the old
west were revived for the Queen
Esthers of the Methodist church
who held their monthly meeting
last night in the social hall with
Margaret Small and Betty Cook as
the hosteSses.
The two girls had sent out clev-
erly worded invitations to the
group, these invitations being dec
GRATED with a desert scene and with
a cowboy riding a somewhat Ill fed
horse. A few of the guests, Mary
King, Neva Dowd. and Marjorie
Anderson, guessed the theme of the
party and arrived dressed in blue
jeans with neckerchiefs worn in
true cowboy fashion.
The hostesses were garbed in
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
OF Interest To Women
Society
Clubs
MRS. NJ. J. D0WD REELECTED PRESIDENT
OF W0MAN'S TEN THOUSAND CLUB TO-DAY

Mrs. M. J. Dowd was unanimous
ly reelected president of the woHn-
an rs Ten Thousand club at the
business meeting this afternoon, the
club accepting the report OF the
nominating committee made by
Mrs. T. c. Lanier. chairman.
Mrs. Charles E. Anderson was
chosen president, succeeding
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne; Mrs. p. N.
Van Slyck, recording secretary, sue
ceeding Mrs. Donald w. Ketchen:
Mrs. A. B. Hanson, corresponding
secretary, succeeding Mrs. Leo
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
JUNIOR DANCE
AT GOLF CLUB

Junior members of the Barbara
Worth golf club and their friends
are looking forward to the dance
tomorrow night at $3.50 in the club.
This dance is to be an informal
affair for the younger set and a
splendid orchestra has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Those wishing tickets may secure
them from Katherine Nuffer, Mary
Katherine Horton, Warden Nc
Pherrin and George Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
OLD TIME DANCE
AT HALL TONIGHT

Tonight s old time dance, spon-
sored by the United Spanish War
Veterans and Auxiliary, is for the
benefit of Hipass Health camp, the
entire proceeds to be turned over
for use in caring for undernour-
ished and underprivilege children
during the summer months.
Good music and a good time are
promised. Ladies are to be admit
ted free but the men are to be
charged admission. Old time dane
es. waltzes and fox trots will be
featured.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21

THE cock crows In the morn
ing TO make the snn rise, ac-
cording To Edmond Rostand's
"Chantecler." Wise wives crow
In the morning il they are able TO
make their husbands rise in a
happy mood, and, according to the
vast majority Of them, one way
90 accomplish this feat is TO make
the husbands anticipate q tempt
ing breakfast Here is a break
fast which should surely make any
husband rise in happy mood:
Tomato Juice
Shredded Wheat soifh Cream
Fried ApPlss ssifh Sausages
Toast Coffee
Fried Apples lrifh Sansages:
Core three tart apples, and slice
them In rings without peeling
them. Melt four tablespoons but
Ter In n skillet. add one-half cup
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
JAPANESE BRIDGE
PARTY NEXT WEEK

Signal chapter No. 276, Order of
the Eastern Star, is planning a un-
ique party for the evening of Thurs
day, March %, and invites all
friends to keep the date in mind
and to attend.
This party is to be an evening
bridge party and will be japanese
in motif. this theme being care
fully carried out in decorations and
appointments.
Auction and contract will be
played and prizes will be awarded
the winners.
Further details will be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21

sugar and one-half cup water, heat
TO boiling and lay in the apple
rings. Cover and cook slowly un.
til the apples are tender and the
syrup thick, turning apples often.
Fry the contents of a small can
pork sausages in their own fat
Pile the apples in the center of
serving dish, and surround with
the sausages.
An Open Secret
It's an open secret nowadays
how TO have the best kind OF cof-
fee TO complete a perfect break
fast. Just buy one of the
brands that are marked vacuum
and your coffee is sure
TO be fresh when you open IL.
And that's the whole secret OF
good coffee. NO coffee that
isn't fresh is ever good. no matter
how brewed.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
RECEIVES LETTER
FROM SECRETARY

Mrs. H. G. Jones is the proud
possessor of a personal letter from
Frances Perkins, U. S. secretary OF
labor. inviting Mrs. Jones to meet
with her at San Francisco on
March "a and 25.
Secretary Perkins is conducting a
conference on economic security
and labor legislation at this tlme'
and asked Mrs. Jones, as president
of the county Y. w. c. A., TO al
tend
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
Candy And Cookie
Sale On Saturday

Delicious home made candies of
all kinds and a tempting assort-
ment Of home made cookies will
be offered for sale Saturday, March
%, by the members of Chapter CIV,
P. z. o. The sale will begin at 10
a. m. and will be held in front of
the NJ. O. King company store on
Main street.
The chapter numbers some excel
lent cooks and the cookies and
candies are certain to be delicious,
providing homemakers with tooth
some desserts for the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
LEAVE TOMORROW
FOR CONVENTION

Miss Edith Hedrick, newly-elect-
ed president of Women s Universi-
ty club, with Mrs. John w. Cook
of this city, president for Ell
Centro, are leaving tomorrow for
Bakersfield to attend the annual
state convention.
This convention will take place
on Saturday and it is anticipated
that plans will be made for the ma
tional convention in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21

THE younger family will these dresses No 1872
to s. features shirrng at shoulders
35nch fabric yard
mnng Flowered lawn dotted swiss dim
530 available in patterns
with jacket fronts rolled In
high Size II requires yards
jacket skirt with 5S yards of S5nch
contr 3-S yards of lining for jacket
To secure PATTERN and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IN
fill below being MENTION
THE NEWSPAPER.
PATTERN BOOK with complete selection of
15 purchased
n an additional 10 cents with the coupon.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
DIVORCE CASE DELAYED

LOS ANGELES, March 81. U.D
Illness of Virginia Cherrill, film
actress, today caused postponement
of hearing OF her divorce action
against her actor-husband, Cary
Grant.
Grant is not expected to contest
the suit which charged he drank
excessively and m.sJreated his vile.
Wagner, Jack Morgan, Dorothy
Lou Gillian, and Sybil Shipp.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
EPWORTH LEAGUE
PICNIC FRIDAY

AS originally planned, the Ep-
worth League party viii take place
this week, Friday, March %.
Members of the league will meet
at the Methodist church at $50 p.
m. and from there will motor to
Shepherd IS bridge where there will
be big bonfire and picnic.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
Social Calendar
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Junior 10000 club, 1:30, club
house.
Bridge dinner, 7:l5, Elks hall.
Old time dance, $3.50, veterans
hall.
AlamO-Verde farm center, 7:45,
Verde school.
l. V. Council No. "a. 8, Masonic
temple.
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, 8, 532
Main.
20-30 club, California hotel.
TOMORROW
Kiwanis club, Barbara Worth.
Zone meeting, Nj. L. church, Cal
exicO.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-21
College Students
Home For Holidays

Spring vacation at the various
universities and colleges is ap-
preaching and many of the Ell Cen
tro students are returning home for
the holidays.
Tomorrow night Miss Margaret
Loud, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry l.. Loud, and Richard Mad
dux, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
Maddux, are expected to arrive from
Stanford university.
Kathryn Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Jones, will spend
the weekend in El Centre Miss
Jones attends u. G. L. A.
w. H. Brooks, formerly assistant
farm advisor of Stanislaus county,
has been appointed farm advisor of
Colusa county.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
Sc BUSCA QUE
Sc UNIFIQUEN
LAS SOCIEDADES
Solo en- esa forma podra
celebrarse d%ebidamente
ell 16, dice ell Consul

Todavia a Ia fecha no Sc sabe que
organization tendra a su cargo la
celebration Official de nuestras pro
Xmas fiestas patrias. pues segdn
hemos logrado saber son yarias las
que tienen proyectado efectuar fes
tejos con este motive, sin haberse
undo como debieran para en- con-
junto lleyar a cabo una festiYidad
suntuosa y que rivalizara a GUAM
tas hasta Ia fecha Sc han lleyado
a cabo.
Entire las s~ociedades que tienen
ell proyecto de festejar ell Is y Is
de septiembre pr6ximos, Sc cuen-
tan la Camara Mexicana de Conner
clio de Belvedere y Maravilla park,
que ultimamente Sc ha echado a
cuestas esta tarea, Ell Partido LII
beral MeXicano Incorporate, la So
ciedad de Filarmonicos Mexicanos
de BelveGere. las Logias locales de
la Alianza Hispano Americana, y
Ia Union de Commentaries MeXica-
nos.
Hablando en- dias pasados cor Ell
senior don Joaquin T~errazas, Con
sui de nuestro pals, sobre este
asunto. nos decia que directamen-
te no podia senalar cual sociedad
debiera encabezar estos festejos pa
ra no HERR suceptibilidaGes, pero
que estaba de acuerdo con nuestra
opinion de Que Sc formara un Co.
mite patri6tico permanente al igual
del que funciona en- Los Angeles,
no solamente en- Belvedere sino en-
todas las poblaciones en- donde tie
ne Jurisdiction ell Consulate de
| aqui. Dichos comites d~ependerian
por motive &c unidad al Comite
Permanente de Los Angeles, for
madas estas Ramas del Comite cen
trail terminaria de una vez por to-
das ell eterno problema que Sc pre-
senta cada vez que Sc lleya a cabo
una festividad patriotica.
"Estos Comites patrioticos, 81
gui6 diciendo ell consul Sc forma-
rian con los elementos mas sanos
de cada localidad Y por los MEM
| 70 mas PAbAA4AAlCAAtS NC O. o.
nizaciones, los que harlan la cleo
ci6n en- una junta general Y recibi
rian ell apoyo decidido de este Con
sulado. ell que Sc muestra viva
mente interesado porque las festi-
vidades patri6ticas resulten 10 mas
brillantes possible, pOniendo ademas
I'm dique a las eX~plotaciones que
con este motive Sc hace por parte
de individuos POGO escrupulosos que
aprovechan ell sentimiento popular
meGrando a la sombra de un false
patriotismo". termin6 diciendo Ell
senior Terrazas.
lis pues cast SECURE. que las So
ciedades de esta secci6n de la ciu-
dad. siguiendo las indicaciones del
consul formaran un solo frente y
unidas llevaran a cabo la celebra-
ci6n de nuestras fiestas patrias pro
Xmas. fernando los programs &c
acuerdo con el Comite Patriotico
permanente de Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
NlNo DE LOS HERNANDEZ QUE
FUE BAUTlZADO

En- la Iglesia de Nuestra Senora
de la Soledad fue bautizado el cua-
tro de Julio un niho hijo del senior
Guadalupe Hernandez y de su es-
poSa, la sonora Fermina Vazquez
de Hernandez. Ell pequeho vino al
mundo ell 10 de MARIO de este mis-
mo ano, habiendosele puesto ell
nombre de Carlos Rene.
Fueron padrinos del recien cris-
tianizado ell senior Carlos Vazquez
Y la senorita Margarita Celaya.
quienes esa misma noche v toman-
do como motive ell acontecimiento,
ofrecieron una bonita fiesta social,
la cual tuvo verificativo en- casa de
los pHdres del nino, habiendo sido
invitadas las amistades de padres Y
padrinos, consistiendo la fiesta en-
una cena seguida de unas cuantas
horas de bale, dandose por con-
cluida la celebration a la media no.
che, sin haber decaido un solo mo-
mento la animation entire los asis-
tentes.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
HIJo DE LOS IBARRA LLEVADo
A LA PILA

Con Ell nombre de Alfredo. fue
llevado a la pila del bautisterio de
la Iglesia de Nuestra Sehora de
Guadalupe, de la calle Fisher. un
niho venido al mundo ell dia 20 de
Noviembre del aho proximo pasa-
do, hijo del senior Andres Ibarra y
de su esposa la senora Maria Cue
rrero de Ibarra, habiendo sido apa-
drinido por ell sehor Enrique Iba-
IRA y por su esposa la selora Do
lores de Ibarra, teniendo lugar la
cristianizacion a que nos referimos
ell dia cuatro de este mes.
Por la noche y festejando ell aeon
tecimiento, tuvo lugar una fiesta en-
casa de los padres del pequeho, ha-
biendose hecho derroche de ale
grfa, bailandose a los acordes de
una magnifica orquesta meXicana
hasta atlas horas de la noche, en-
que Sc retiraron los %asistentes agra
decides de las atenciones de que
fueron objeto por parte de padres
y p%adrinos.
La opinión., 1935-07-12
TEATRAL
Ell DOMINGO
Sera en- ell Auditorio de la
Iglesia de Guadalupe

Para ell pr6ximo domingo, IA de
Julio. v principiando a las 1880 de
la noche, Sc esta %anunciando profu-
samente en- esta seccion de la ciu-
dad una gran fiesta teatral orga-
nizada por la Cofradia de Nuestra
Sonora del Carmen a beneficio de
Ia parroquia de Nuestra Sonora de
Guadalupe en- cuyo auditorio ten
| dra y%erificativo la velada.
La function dara principle a la
bora senalada con una obertura por
la orquesta tipica Guadalupana,
para presentarse despues los sal
netes Me Convene esta Mujer'
de Angel Veral, lamar sin dejarse
lamar", de Francisco Botello Y "Ocho
mil Doscientas Mujeres por una
Cuartilla", de Veral, en- los cuales
toman parte conocidas damitas de
la l|ocalidad asi como I'm grupo de
enthusiasts j6venes, presentandose
e~anciones en- los entreactos de las
! pleas teatrales.
FL programa fntegro de la fiesta,
asi como los repartos de las obras
que subiran a escena, es como ST.
que:
Obertura por Ia orquesta Tipica
Guadalupana.
1.-Sainete c6mico en- un acto, de
Angel Neral, titulado:
La opinión., 1935-07-12
SOCIALES
MURIO EN- ESTA ClUDAD Ell SR
ANTONIO PINA

A la edad de SO amos y victima
de vieja enfermedad que por mu-
cho tempo 10 tuvo postrado en- ca
ma, fallecio ell domingo pasado en-
su residential de 326 al Norte de la
calle Saratoga, ell senior Antonio
Pima, habiendo sido velaGo su ca
daver en- la capilla ardiente de la
casa funeraria de Don Zeferino
Ramirez y sepultado al dfa siguien-
tie de su fallecimiento en- el cemen-
terio catolico de El Calvario.
Tanto a la velacion como a su
sepelio asistieron gran nGmero de
personals que c%ultivaron amistad
con ell senor Pima, llevandole como
Ultima muestra de amistad. album
dantes ofrendas ~florales que fue-
ron depositadas reverentemente en-
su tumba.