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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
MlStnl ZpraVy.
z ~krajanskych kruhH.

- Ma Narodnfm hTbitove
pohTben byl V pond6l1 O 2. no
dine odpolednf, p. Vaclav Va
mix, manzel Marie Van1k, Nee
ker Avenue, Fullerton, Md,
jenz skonal 2. srpna. Zesnuly
povolanim krejcf, narodil Sc V
Cechach, Srby u Nepomuku.
Do Ameriky prijel pred IA ro-
ky. Nalezel ku radu Baltimore
a Sokolsk6 Jednot6 Blesk, je-
jichz zastupci 1castnili Sc pohf
bu. V dome smutku ocenil III
vot zesnuleho p. Emil Lopata a
ma hTbitov6 p. Frank Hejny.
VedIe truchlfc1 manzelky "a
nechava zde syna Franka, dee
ry: Lottie, Hedva a Florence a
nevlastnf dceru, pf. Marii Fou-
SEX a syna z prvn1ho manzel-
stv1, Jamese Van1ka.
Pohreb vypravila firma Cvach
& Syn.
- Vylet Csl. Spolk6. Jist6
jste 81 povsimli plakatG vyvese-
nych V cetnych ceskych obcho-
dech a spolkovych s1n1ch naS1
cesk6 ctvrti baltimorske, zvou-
cIch ma vylet sdruz. csl. spolkG
V ned6li, dne 10. srpna ma sok.
taboTe "Tyrs'. Jest to VIVA
k naSi n~eiSirS1 VeTeinOSti. adv
sc pTisli vsichni vespolek poba-
Wit V cesk6m prostredf. Jde tn
nejen O vskutku pT1jemny den,
ale i O zfskanf prostTedkG pro
narOdn1 represented V den %.
Tijna, kdy poprve budeme moci
zde V Marylandu veTejn6, spo-
leone s pTedstaviteli statu osla-
viii den vzniku csl. svobodne
demokracie. Vfte tud1z pTedem
k cemu jest vytezek vyletu ur-
Geny.
re O zabavu nouze nebude
vidno jest z toho, re ucinkovati
budou dive hubby, pro poslech
i k tanci, pfipraveno jest mno-
no atrakcf a her, a zvlaste pax
upouta zaj1mava novinka, t.
Nv. Bramborove divadlo. Las
kavostf vynikaj1c1ho umelce a
vyznacneho elena naseho ces-
keno zivota, Dude zde sehrana
poutava veselohra, jez sym
provedenfm a obsahem uchva-
tt kazdeho 1castn1ka. Tolik
jen prozat1m prozrad1me z pro
.gramu,jenz jest peclive pTipra-
vovan. Proto pTipravujte Sc tez
i vsichni Wy a to V ned6li, 10. t.
m. hodn6 brzy. Vylet je cello
dennf a ma tabore Dude 1.-Two Cd
casneho rama, V. H. V,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Podpora statu draZe.

Governor Nice zadan byl v
1tery, ably svolal mimoTadne
zasedan1 zakonodarny, ably
statn1 pomoc1 umoznena byla
draze Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis dalsf existence
Draha pTestati ma existovati
ma den 20. srpna.
Zastaven1m drahy O sluzbu
pTiSlo by ma 500 zTfzenc1 dra-
ny. Zadatele jsou toho pTesved-
cent, re pomocf statu a prime
renym r1zen1m, draha by Sc wy
placeti mohla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
o AZ prfpadE meme.

Snizenf poctu podporovanych
Baltimorskou komisi dosahlo
cd kvetna predesleho roku do
tohoto tydne cinf AZ proeent.
81. cervence ma seZnamu
podporovanych bylo Balti-
more 22.371 cili o 1913 robin
meme nezli V kvetnu predesle-
no roku. Vydanf V kvetnu pre-
desleho roku cinilo $1,682, 1874
90. Vydanf V cervenci tohoto
roku bylo $925.000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Padem Sc stanku rozrazil 81
lebku.

Edward Staircase, 8lety,
rezrazil 81 v pondelf lebku,
kdyz hral 81 ma strese maleho
stanku V severovychodni trzni-
CT ma rohu Monument a Ches-
ter ulic. Stav jeho prohlasen V
nemocnici kritickym. Zraneny
I'll We 2200 blocku Henneman
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Kameny do oxen Sc nevyplaci.

Albert Smallwood zaplatil
So a 1traty ma severni policejnf
stanici, kde souzen byl, re no.
dill tTi kameny do okna Masona
Pennell, {. 2115 Huntingdon "a
venue. Vedle toho ulehceno
mu bylo jeste cd 81 a 1trat "a
neporadne chovani Sc pro rvac-
ku s Pennellem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Usmrcen padem ma lodi.

Pad do vnitrku lodi Maya
ra Maru" kotvfc1 We Sparrows
Point, stall Sc osudnym japon-
skemu 22letemu druhemu d.
stojnfku, Yoshiye Mamta. Pa
dem rozrazil 81 lebku. Crane
nj podlehl v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Demonstration odnesl demon
straci odTenym nosem.

Desftilety Roy McCurley v
Gwynn's Falle rybnfce V 1tery
demonstroval, jak skakati Sc
ma pr koupanf do vody. MI
sto potlesku demonstrate odne-
81 odrenym nosem.
V nemocnici mu porouchany
nos popravili peti stychy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Pardon II trestancGm.

Governor Nice odporucenych
II pardonG statn1mi komisaTi
schvalil cfmz II t~restanc1 pro-
pust6no bylo z vezenf ma paro-
lie. Jednomu, jenz odsouzen
byl ma 20 rokG, sn1zen byl trest
ma 8 rok1 v kaznici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Ma tri mssice pro tIueeni dcery

Ma zalobu, re uderil svoji 16
rokd starou dceru, Annu, zidll,
zavfen byl We stTedu 42lety A
lex Stepczuk z Alliceanna ul.
Pc stlucen1 otcem, dcera Wy
pila jed. z otravy lecena byla
" nemOcnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Neplatil.

Harry T. Silverfarle, Balti-
morsky komisonak, zatcen byl
We stredu, re nezaplatil $64.40
dluznych spolecnosti pGjcuJici
automobily.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-08-09
Senator Holt operovan.

V st. Agnes nemocnici ope-
rowan byl senator re Zapadni
Virginie, Rush d. Holt.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
Surprise Shower
Given Yesterday
For Future Bride

Miss Lorna Ralphs. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b RalphS of I'M
perial, whose marriage TO Gene
Werney OF Calipatria is to be an
event of Mar.1 l, was surprised
last night by a group Of her friends
who gathered at the Ralphs home
for a party which featured a pre-
serve shower.
All sorts of delicacies were given
the future bride which will make
welcome additions to her pantry
shelves. A highlight of the evening
was the mock wedding ceremony
after which delicious refreshments
were served.
Those taking part in the mock
wedding were Mary Miller. bride;
Mabel Bartholomew, groom; Lois
CoSand. bridesmaid; Eleanor Foster,
best man; Irene Ritzenhalter, min
ister; Rose LaBrucherie. mother.
Guests. in addition to Miss Ralphs
were: Mrs. Earl Waugh, Mrs. Her
mine Strain, the Misses Rose La
Brucherie. Eleanor Foster. Anna Lea
Bennett. Mabel Bartholomew, Jean
Mccall. Vivian Harris, Helen Mar
shall. Lucy Strain. Lois Cosand, r.
enc Ritzenhalter. Mary Miller
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
EXPERIMENTAL
THEATRE HOLDS
DINNER MEETING

Experimental theatre held a bus
mess meeting and dinner last night
in the Hotel California with Noel
Smith as master of ceremonies for
the evening
During the dinner a financial re-
port was made by Howard Soper,
business manager. Program num-
berS presented at this time includ-
ed the famous Marc Antony fun
eral grafton from Julius Caesar and
several short humorous talks from
various members.
After the dinner Noel Smith and
Kathryn Hinderks were seen in a
short sketch, followed by Another
Beginning the clever one-act play
recently presented at the Auxiliary
benefit bridge party. The cast in
cludes Florence Hess. Helen Van
Fleet and Noel Smith.
announcements were made rel
ative to future plans and TO the
casting of the final play, details
which will be announced later. Phil
Remington is to direct this closing
production of the season.
Eighteen members of the group
were present for this enjoyable eve
ming.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
Schools
Churches
KENAH STUDENTS
TO GIVE SUNDAY
VESPER MUSICALE

Pupils of Oria Kenah will be pre-
Sented in recital at tomorrow s YES
per musicale sponsored by Women S
University club The concert will
take place at 5 p. m. on the mezza-
nine floor OF the hotel and is open
to all interested, there being no ad-
mission charge
These musicales have a dual pur-
pose, that OF affording music low
ers pleasure and of gaining audi
tions for talented young students.
Mrs. Kenah will present Barbara
Ruth Henson, Robert Tackett. Lor-
Inc Linekin, and Elizabeth Meyer.
The opening number will be a two
piano arrangement of On A Mer-
ry Folk Tune (Elkus) played by
Barbara Ruth Henson and Robert
Tackett
Lorine Linekin will then play
Lullaby (Grieg). "Caprice vi
ennoise' CKreisler) . The Cascade :"
tPauer).
Elizabeth Meyer will follow with
the following: ''Valse Caprice >
(ScotD. Song without Words =
e. Mendelssohn).
The concluding number will be
another two piano one by Barbara
Ruth Henson and Robert Tackett;
Nocturne' from Midsummer
Night IS Dream - CMendelSSohn)
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
WADITA GROUP

Wadita Camp Fire group was Or
ganized last April. Mrs. c. Y Ship
way is the guardian. The girls are
Jean Dyer, Frances Christian, Bar
bara Robertson, Wanda Thompson,
Doris Chestnut, Barbara Marsh,
Jane Allinder. Lenna Arnold, George
Cross, Phyllis Purdy, Patsy Thomp-
son, Betty Smyer, Virginia Hutson,
Rosalind Thompson, Varnelle
Knight, Rosie Fiore and Helen
Moore. Nearly all of them hope to
take their woodgatherers' rank
about next month. The new men,
bers have worked very hard to make
this possible. Right now they are
taking orders for the annual dough-
nut sale. The whole group is work
ing toward the birthday honor and
hopes to achieve it as soon as pos
sible.
Recently the group met at Will
son school to discuss plans for a
bicycle ride today as we'll as for the
doughnut sale. Those present were
Virginia Hutson, Cecil George Cross,
Phyllis Purdy, Patsy Thompson,
Varnelle Knight, Helen Moore, Bet
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
SPRING LUNCHEON
CHARMING EVENT

One of the prettiest of spring
parties took place yesterday when
Mrs. j. w. Hendry, 434 Wensley
avenue, presided at a smart bridge
luncheon.
Spring flowers in profusion made
a charming setting for the affair,
covers being laid for Mesdames G.
S. Thatcher. r. P. Moore, B. E.
Lemons, A. B. Hanson, E. E. Glenn
ents, Carl Clemens, G. r. Knabe,
j. w Donohue, E. L. Carson, Percie
Thacker, George E. Dormann, Frank
Richmond, John B. McNeece, O. H.
Van Eman, Duane Stafford, George
E. Mann, of Ell Centre; Mrs. w. S.
Hendry Of Calexico and Mrs c. A
Magaw of Meloland and Mrs. Hen
dry.
The attractive prizes were won
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
EASTERN STAR CHAPTERS OF VALLEY
UNITE IN GEORGE WASHINGTON PARTY

ing Eastern Stars and Masons to
attend.
Signal chapter of El Centre pre-
sented the closing group Mrs. Ed
gar J. Hargrave playing a piano solo
after which a clever take off on in
itiatory ceremonies was given. writ
ten by Hazel Reynolds and Hazel
Purdy. the order being THE An
cient Order of Petucoats, " and Mrs.
Reynolds acting as Head Cheese. -
Community singing of favorite
songs followed and the program was
brought to a close with the fitting
ceremony of pledging allegiance to
the flag.
Afterwards those who wished re-
manned for cards and others ad-
journed to the firemen S ball.
Committee heads for the affair
were: Mrs. U. L. Martin. decora-
tons; Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, enter
Mrs. John Kuhn. dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
DESSERT BRIDGE
PRETTY AFFAIR

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Jacobs were
hosts last night at an enjoyable
bridge party held at the F. d. ia
cobs home, 500 Wensley avenue.
Yesterdays holiday, George
Washingtons birthday, was used
as the motif in the pretty table
and bridge appointments.
After the tempting dessert, bridge
was played, Mrs. Magee winning
high score prize for the women,
Miss Meyer, second, while for the
men John Wells won high score
and Melvin o. King, second.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin,
o. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Magee,
Mr.. and Mrs TG. Handy Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Fawcett, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Shaw, Miss Jean Meyer, Miss Jean
Ross, Miss Lola Freeman, Russell
Lewis, John Wells, Walton Johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
CHAPTER CIV ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
AT DELIGHTFUL PROGRAM AND TEA

served, tables being well appointed,
lace cloths. centerpieces OF yellow
jasmine and silver services making
a festive picture. Mrs. S. L. Nc
Crory Mrs. M. c. Pinnell, and Mrs.
w. w. McEuen poured.
Invited guests included Mes
danes r. c. Clemons, Mont j. Reid,
A. c. Finney, Hubert Goss, Guy A.
Weakley, j. S. Larew, H. r. Fos-
kett. Warren Taylor, A. d. Buffers,
Paul Thornton, Eugene Waterman,
Glenn Kieffer, Clark Jacobs, F.. d.
Jacobs. Vaughn Thompson N. A.
Contos, Minor o. Simms, j. L. Du-
bois, G. S. Conner, j. B. McNeece,
John B. McNeece, w. T. Spears,
w. E. Hartzog, w. J. Reid, w. j..
Clements, John T. Rice, Warren
Currier Frank l. Shepherd, w. L.
Teeple. Harry Sones. Don Rex,
w. M. Shroyer, Donald w. Ketch-
en-, Leslie Harrington, j. D. John
son, P. A. Murray, Harry Horton,
j. S. Cameron, S. Emmitt Allen,
E. N. d. Hatch, H. r. Anderson, S.
.. BUCK, Norman Ferguson, H. s.
Pendergrass, F. E. King, P. E. Ry-
erson, II. G. Jones, Leslie McCon-
nell, George Braginton, DR.. Char
lotte Braginton, the Misses Dor
othy Foote, Nora Epler, Verna B.
McKeehan, Lucille Krause, Mar
garet Hedresk, Dorothy Wilson,
Catherine Roberts of Ell Centro.
Mesdames M. r. Brents, F.. o.
Lusby, c. H. Pinnell, r. L. Glasby,
James Hoskins OF Calexico; Mrs.
Sadie Fishburn of Heber, Mrs. H. l..
Russell, Mrs. C. E. Boydstun of
Brawley, and Mrs. d. D. Brownell
and Mrs. Vance Wilson of Cali
! patria.
Hostesses for the day were Mes
danes r. M. Armstrong, j. <.
Brock, M j. Dowd, Norman E.
Dupont, j. D. Foss, Scott B. Foulds,
Harold Cow, Guy L. Hatch, L. j.
House, Joe E. King, George w.
Kassens, S. L. McCrory, w. w. Nc
Euen, M. c. PinneIl, D. B. Roberts,
E. w. Schiller, Louis Slee, C. e.
Sones.
!.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
JASPER WOMEN
STUDY BREADS

Jasper home department changed
its meeting from Friday to Thurs
day SO as not to interfere with the
holiday yesterday, and took up the
project OF breadmaking at the
meeting held at the home OF Mrs.
S. Scaroni.
Mrs. Scaroni, Mrs. Arthur john
son and Miss Isabelle Scaroni were
project leaders for the day. Dur
ing the business session plans for
the fair were discussed.
Members present were Mesdames
Arthur Johnson, V. K. Rood, John
Fiala, G. r. Steinsultz, d. Claverie,
Frank Janosek, Frank Cihak, j.
Davrina, Henry Hora, Louis Kral,
L. S. Neagle, Charles Anderson, j.
G. Montgomery, ira Carr, Howard
Ogan, M. E. Flores, Ralph Gray,
Miss Virginia Anderson, Miss Isa-
belle Scaroni and Mrs. Scaroni.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23

One of the most charming OF
social events took place yesterday
when members OF Chapter CIV, P.
E. o., entertained at a guest day
program and tea held in the Ten
Thousand club house.
The club house itself was gay
with its lovely decorations in yell
low, huge baskets of acacia bios
SONS and bowls Of trailing mas
turtiums making an effective color
note.
Mrs. c. E. Sones presided, well
coming the guests and presenting
the delightful program numbers
which centered about France.
Mrs. Russell Bennitt, accom-
plished pianist, played three piano
numbers expressive Of the traits
of the French people. these num-
bers being "Adagio Pathetique"
Goddard, Perpetual Motion"
(Poulence) and Little White Don
key" qberD.
Miss Nettie Bayley then spoke
on the customs and characteristics
Of the French peoples as she OBJ
served them during her residence
in that country, describing in
charming manner their deyoutness,
naivety tranquility, gaiety, love OF
flowers, their domesticity, thrift
and essentially moral characteris-
tics which all together combine TO
make them both charming and in
teresting. Home life, the prone
nades the night life were viyidly
described.
Mrs. Bennitt then played an
other group: "Arabesque" Oack)
'Aragonaise Valse" CMasseneD,
BY Moonlight" fBrassin).
Margaret Louise Miller OF Cali
patria, pupil of Wooda Blesy was
seen in an excellent toe dance, a
French polka, the interesting pro-
gram concluding with two songs
by little Dorothy May Hatch whose
mother, Mrs. (. N. d. Hatch, played
the piano accompaniments.
Tea Served
The afternoon ended with a
social hour during which tea was
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
COMMISSIONERS
SPONSOR PARTY

Board of commissioners OF Cen
trail Union high school is planning
a commissioners party for the stu
dent bodies of the high school and
Junior college, alumni of both
schools and the faculties, to be held
the evening of March l, in the high
school gymnasium.
Every effort is being made to give
this affair the atmosphere of a
private party and the event is to
be semi-formal in nature. The hosts
will wear summer attire, the girls
will be gowned in white and the
boys will wear the regulation white
trousers and dark coats.
Committee members are as fol-
lows: decorations, Emma Lou Cum
ningham, chairman, Paul Marsh,
James Scroggins, and Bill Maiden; /;
program and entertainment, Ethel
pearl Cross, chairman, Mary Kath-
ryn Horton; refreshments, Rudy
Furbass and Marguerite Hurst; ar
rangements, Mary Kathryn Horton.
by Mrs Mann, high, Mrs. Clements,
second, and Mrs. Dormann, third.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
Society
Clubs

Eastern Stars of the valley unit
ed last night in their own George
Washington birthday celebration
while the Masons held their get-to-
gether in Brawley.
The party took place in the Mas
onic temple in this city and was
attended by members from all over
the valley A pot luck dinner was
enjoyed. the tables being decorated
IN keeping with the national holi-
cay. Red, white and blue sWeetpeas
made a charming centerpiece, nut
cups were decorated with shields in
the national colors, and larger
shields adorned the table.
After dinner brief business
meeting was conducted followed by
d most enjoyable program contrib
uted BY the various chapters.
Holvlle opened the program with
a piano solo BY Miss Elizabeth Kav-
anaugh after which a group OF the
members was seen in a real - Mel
Ter Drammer. - the act being IN
pantomime with a reading by Mrs.
John Kavanaugh.
Miss Mildred Savage OF Imperial
was then presented in a piano solo
after which a play without words
equally as hilarious as the Holtville
'Meller Drammer. - was enacted
by the Imperial group. Mrs. w. J.
Webb playing the leading role Of
an adventures who makes desper-
ate efforts to keep each OF her gen.
tlemen callers from realizing the
presence Of his rivals.
For Brawley. Olivia Jacobsen,
worthy matron, spoke greetings, few
of the members being able to be
present. since that chapter was tax
ing charge Of the Masonic dinner.
Mrs. Jacobsen announced the COM
ing of the JOB s Daughters group
from San Diego on March IA when
they viii exemplify the work, urg-
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
WILL ATTEND
ORANGE SHOW

Mrs. Edna Morrison Bevens, Mrs.
Howard Clark and her daughter.
Patsy Ann, and Miss Helen Hufford
are leaving this afternoon for San
Bernardino where they will spend
the weekend and visit the Orange
show.
son, has been connected with the
work OF the show and the local
group will be his guests at the
event.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
WOAPE GROUP

The newly organized Woape
group OF Camp Fire Girls, formed
of fifth and sixth grade girls, is
progressing by leaps and bounds.
They hold their regular weekly
meetings each Tuesday night at
Gas. when, with the help of their
guardian. Miss Clara Carr they
hold their business meetings and
make future plans. Each Saturday
afternoon from pa, they meet at
the home of the assistant guardian
and earn group honorS.
All of the group hope to take
their woodgatherers rank by the
end OF NAV.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
AUXILIARY TO
HAVE ELECTION

Election of an officer to fill a
vacancy caused by resignation is
the chief item of business to be fea-
tured at the regular meeting of
Boyce Aten unit, American Legion
Auxiliary.
This meeting will take place Mon
day evening, February 25, at 8
O clock in the Veterans Memorial
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
DOUGHNUT SALE

The Camp Fire Girls doughnut
sale is going over big. The goal is
1000 dozen and indications are that
more than this will be sold Leo
Madden of the Cramer Baking COM
pany requests that the orders be
turned in before p. m. Wednes-
day. Guardians of each group are
asked to report to Mrs. H. K. Nc
Climans the number of dozens for
their groups and where they wish
delivery made.
The Eankoakaga group has ar
ranged for a table, Saturday af-
ternoon. March 2, in front of the
j. c. Penny company, where those
who have not ordered may pur-
chase doughnuts.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
NANKoAKAGA GRoup

Nankoakaga Camp Fire group
held the weekly meeting. Thursday,
at the home of the guardian, Mrs.
H. x. McClimans. This group has
begun work on the birthday project,
citizenship, or MY Place in the
World. > Members of this group
are Nancy Lee McCaSlin, Betty
Lemons, Betty Reid, Betty Hoy,
Ruth McClimans. Mary Ann Riddle,
Bonnie Wilson, Jean Munson and
Doorthy Mae Eiler. Mrs Faye
Manley is assistant guardian.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
LOUIS SIGNED FOR BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. %. U.P)-
San Francisco promoters today
signed Joe Louis, sensational De-
troit Negro welterweight, and Red
Barry, Washington, D. c., for 10
round bout here March 8.
Louis this week knocked out Lee
Ramage of San Diego at Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
e. OF Interest to Women &C.. s.s. So 49,

Camp Fire news i'm the future
is TO appear weekly ON Saturday,
under the above head sent
through the courtesy of the San
Diego office, this arrangement
having been made for the great
er convenience and interest of
the groups and readers of The
Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
wANAKA GROUP

Wanaka Camp Fire group is plan
ming hike today to the Ira Aten
ranch. This will be a picnic hike
and the girls intend to earn ma
ture honors. Miss Eunice Sprinkle
is guardian of Wanaka group, and
the following girls are members: !:
Doreen Meagher. Mary Lou Griffin,
Dorothy McClimans. Marjorie Nc
Caslin, Betty Mae Duer, Betty Lou
Johnson, Jeanne Stanton, Edith
Small, Mary Claire Keiffer, Mar
garet Baxter and Pauline Hoy.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
EAGLES DANCE
THIS EVENING

Local Eagles are sponsoring an
other of their popular dances for
the membership this evening at $3.50
o clock in the club rooms.
Virgil Lewis and his orchestra
will supply the music and mem
Ders and their ladies are anticipat-
ing another delightful evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
Women Of Moose
Conduct Session

First meeting of Chapter ll3
Women of the Moose, took place last
night in the Rebekahs' headquar-
ters, $50 Main.
New officers are: Mrs. Olin HotZ,
senior regent; Mrs. Charles Gillett,
past senior regent; Mrs. Lily Young
junior regent; Mrs. Anna johnson,
chaplain; Mrs. F. w. Zinn, record
er; Mrs. Pearl Forshey, guide; Mrs.
Hazel Lewis. treasurer; Mrs. Emily
Schmitt, assistant guide; Mrs. An
ma Sorenson. sentinel; Mrs. Jennie
Young argus.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
SOCIAL BREVITIES

Junior Ten Thousand club Sport
section members are notified that
all meetings of the section will be
discontinued until further notice.
Miss Marjorie Sherman of Glen
dale is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Alex McRae, returning Tuesday to
her home. ae
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Scriven will
spend the weekend in Fontana with
Mr.. Scriven IS mother who is recov-
ering from a serious illness.
John Stewart Ross, of Los Ange-
les, former FL Centran and past
grand master of the Masons of Cal
ifornia, and his son, Gordon Ross,
were in the valley yesterday for the
Masonic celebration.
Miss Virginia Hetzel is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Het-
EEL for the weekend holidays. Miss
Hetzel attends Cumnock
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Nelson of the
Nelson studio moved recently to
Sacramento where they will make
their home.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23

Mills orchards, Maxwell, Colusa
county, received 20 carloads of fuel
oil for orchard heating in one
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23

ty Smyer, Jane Allinder, Frances
Christian, Wanda Thompson, Ros-
alind Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23

Rabbits owned by Fred Donkin,
Alturas. won the sweepstakes prize
in a recent show at Louisville,
Kentucky.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
Social Calendar
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Eagles dance. $3.50. club rooms.
SUNDAY
Sunday services. churches.
VeSper musicale. 5, Barbara
Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23
SUNDAY

MONDAY
Masonic luncheon. Barbara
Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-23

by Mrs Mann, high, Mrs. Clements,
second, and Mrs. Dormann, third.