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WANTED-SUBURBAN.


WANTED-sMALL PLACE, NV: WASH.
cheap. Address BOZ 299:A Star once.
nearby Virginia; Rent res'7nsble. Ad-
in nearby Va. or Nd. reasonably priced.
Address Box 442-A. Star ONCE.
RENT-sMALL HOUSE OR BUNGALOW
bose hSdress % soa o
9 OR MORE ACRES. SIX ROOM BUNGA-
low. facing main highway Must be rea-
ana Address Box
wANTED-HoUsE SUBURBAN SEC
tion; prefer bungalow or TO room apt.
state rental and convenience. THEo
KENsINGTON Md ROOMS. AMI.
fqonnds vS Or trees sna oxers psone
Kensington 24s-J Sunday. weeks days
after 5 pm.
MODERN 5 OR 8 ROOM UNFURNIsHED
house with stove and elec; refrieerator
Of downtown Washington or northwest
Washington for June l occupancy. Years
lease. $50 to $50 month. Address Box
Blvd; ami. hot-water heat. $50 OF S55.
Clarendon 361;W-2. 513 South Spruce
St. Clarendon. Va.
REFINED FAMILY OF FOUR DESIRE
furnished home in cool suburb or nearby
Virginia or Maryland At moderate rent
for Summer. Address Box 2S6-A, Star
once.
SMALL HOUSE IN NEARBY MARYLAND
or Virginia rent about $40. Address Box
379-A Star ONCE.
SMALL HOUSE OR PART OF; PARTLY
furn or unfurn; nearby suburbs; moder-
ate rent. Address Box 262-A. Star once
UNFURNIsHED FOUR.RoOM APT: OR
bungalow: ami: in Md. or D. c. $25 mo.
Address Box 1O3-A. Star once.
SMALL SUBURBAN FURNISHED HOME;
or will give owners care to house ana
grounds for moderate rent: responsible;
references. Address Box S4-A. Star once.
RENT SMALL FURN OR UNFuRN. DE-
tached house: couple. no children; give
excellent care. Address Box 322-A, Star
once.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW OR HOUSE IN
vicinity of Bethesda; 3 adults excellent
references. Address Box Gotta. Star ONCE
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sALE-sUBURBAN.


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HYATTSVIIIEI7R ROOMS & D. AMI.
h..w.h. paved street: S2.750. terms.
sss9' sss s % s:s
sarases; paved street: $4,000. terms.
gSgnnsalox: 4 rooms and B.. anal;
5 rooms and b. bunsslow. anil: $3.50.
s1r and b. bungalow. ami. h.-w.h.:
Riverdele--1o r. and 2 b.. ami. h..w.h..
safase. shade trees. paved street; S5.950.
zANrzMoER CO. National ss71.
s-R. ELEC.. GAS. WATER. GAR. $3.50
S.r.. all improvements. new. $500
Eets sSS sE1sf to soee nsv 4ossd water
gas paid for. Overlooking Washington
PEARSON & H, c. sArrELL.
26 Garrison road. Clarendon. Va.
Phone Clarendon 1901.
VERY BEST VIRGINIA VALUES
a gnas5 Sereses mi subdivsSn as9% %hits stes aouse
2 Small-House Bargains.
New. Modern Brick Homes,
Also several small-acreaRe homesites in
nsf50{ e. 3 z6kLEY Ms and Walnut Xs seos or COL 4sa7
COLLEGE, PARK. ,MD;-e-RooM. BUN
gslow: ami. one block from University
81 salcye Mneysns sd sGst e. 5SR S4sS M
per month. Phone Berwsn 'I iss. -'H' 0''
S,,,,I 8 RMS. BATH. sgMMER KTTcHEN:
sun fs.ass 'aas RssrdaI. hsh ss ssvaiSn MS
So. go; SiO0 cash. $40 per mo. DR. II.
T: WILLS 4 IS Hyattsvilis. Nd. Phone Green
assd lot OF sS SEs o .Sd
Hadress Boz a11gH I1isH star once fs :. OF DAf'.
Z ACRES. 5-RooM COTTAGE. NEAR
MSassinssoq Ssasan On 4 HoWA Fl Edssass.s q eSS
FOR ssALEAT a BARGAIN, ONE or
msrvIan shs nneSt suburban urban, homes IN nearby
All aitramodern Best t.i,ts possible eonstrae-
Sn mantg Xals..s Boa ssH Stat
TRACT OF GARDEN LAND AND LITTLE
81 500 90. Box 44s. Benj. Frankiin Sta.
NEAT N. f., HyNdAL2Ws ,I 2s 11IA AMI. J BIG LOT.
inauirs s 1e10R At Resiste4 ONCE Bowie Nd
TAKoMA IA ,..o BARGAIN BY OWNER LARGE IE,I,
large. LOT: nne location. Address Box
DON'T DELAY-FOR CHOICE LOTS
Chevy Chase View. 100 by 200 feet.
Churches. schools. stores. al city con-
veniences. Good neighbors. viii finance
homes . Good terms. Price. $3.50 to
Select small acreage and farm tracts;
road new boulevard. concrete road.
HARRY M. MARTIN,
Phone Kensington rs.
II Dresden St.. Chevy Chase View.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. ANIL. GARAGE
corner lot. 3-5 acre; small greenhouse.
trees. flowers. Rare opportunity for plant
lover to pursue delightful and profitable
hobby. Hyattsville 30O-R.
WONDERFUL HOME IN BEAUTIFUL
grove: 10 rooms, . baths; acreage; near
Olney: owner will sacrifice. Call Geo. O1s7.
AT TUXEDO (ADJOINING CHEvERLY
Md, l mile D. c. line houses. electric
ity water. bus: to settle estate. sacrifice
for cash. 1921 Newton st.
3 ROOMS. LOTS. TERMS: 65th ST.
Carmody rd. Seat Pleasant. Md; 5 rooms,
3 lots, 81 500. ALICE BONNETT. 6Sth St..
Carmody Hill. Seat Pleasant. Md.
BERWYN MD BUNGALOWS. FOR
sale cheap; 5 rms. and BATH cleo; rms.
bath. elec. Berwyn 272.
AN EXCELLENT BUY-RIVERDALE, g
r., all modern improvements. good condi-
tion large lot . excellent chicken houses.
Georsia 1122.
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BARGAIN (SUBURBAN)-ONE ACRE,
beautifully Handicapped and gardened hedges.
garage seyen-room house with all modern
improvements including oil burner; price.
$4,000; terms. Telephone National 1900.
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COLORED.

COLORED.
e31 o-2-family apt. ami. VIII trade.
17aa 177aa astTs s&1s r. r., ami: ami:
61S TT r. cleo Small cash payment.
1945 12th-Good business location.
J. r. HOLLAND.
1901 7th. North 1897.
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1926 CONN. AVE-,

kENT-STOkES.
1925 CONN. AVE,
Next to Peoples Drug store-Good Location.
171s Ev. It. vi GFooMEs; Mssion,, 17ss
219 @ ST. NW.-STORE AND
warehouse. elec.. h.-w.h...... $4,000
5422 1st pl. n.w.-Store, s r. ami. 1000
1926 N. Cap.-Store. base't, ami. 1900
1lO1 2lst ST. n.W.-Stnre elec -. 61.5O
252 Sth st. n.e.-6 r. ami. store $500
227 Upshur st. n.w.-Store. ami. 5000
1929 NJ Cap-Large store, ami. 5000
2114 Pa. ave. n.w.-Store. ami. 5000
439 Eye st. n.w.-Store and 6-rm.
215s sth St. n.W-store. s rms. .o
4sfS ss' r 'ns 'nns'v.store. Ar. apt. :i. SEQ $50
1908 Montello ave. n.e.-Omce and
1sss p St: n.s.@sstore +. elec:: $50
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
REAJToR.
500 N. Cap. st. Natl. 6732-6733 3-0s7s.
702 Kennedy Street NV.
Store with 5 rms. and bath apt $4,000
CORNER: 7th & @ SITS. NV.
25x6O IT,: good for any business $500
5501 " Georgia Avenue
Store with entrance on two streets. $500
GUARANTEE REALTY INC,
1706 Z st. NV. National O6s7-05ss.
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GROOM DWELLING-S3.5 800.
Bath. gas. electricity. furnace heat: ga,
rage large level lot; easy terms, ERWIN
REALTY CO.. call Hyattsville 765:
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NEUONCJI5U rAPNTNG

DEVONSHIRE GARDENS, VA
Very attractive broom and bath brick.
with roushed-in second floor. all conven-
fences. on u acre ground. Price only
$3.50 Terms.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. NDIVIDU-
ally or as suites: conveniently located.
modern: priced $50 to $50 per room.
Bank Of Commerce 4 Savings Bids. 1th
MAIL AND PHONE MESSAGES RECEIVED
and Tor forwarded. Intelligent service. 81
monthly. Phone Metropolitan 1892.
CONN. AVE AND NJ: 12OS 18th ST
Suitable for dance studio. etc; Very large
facing on Conn. ave; slightly smaller ad-
Joining R.N1afi. sHoTsi ifyat9syG; 4 HsyGNrH 4 CO.
1921 Conn Ave Phone Decatur 5000.
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Large old home located on 14.acre tract
bordered by stream: splendid old trees. A
place with fine possibilities for remodeling
and making q wonderful property.
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NORTH WASHINGTON BARGAINS.
GARRETT PARK.
Attractive bungalow. rooms. dinette
and bath INV. heat; only 81 900, terms.

TAKOMA PARK.
Most attractive corner, property. lots OF
nice trees. improved with large bungalow
with a great number Of unusual convent;
ences; h.-w. heat, baths. 8 rooms and
New Groom house, ready for occupancy:
S6,45O: terms. House was built to sell
for about $4,000. Excellent construction.
good materials and beautifully finished
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

SALE-SUBURBAN.
BuNdALoWs, HOUSES AMP LOTS FOR
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia OS81.
RICHMOND HIGHWAY, 10 MIS- r.
Worth at least $4,000. Terms. Dist
b.. Slate roof. stone foundation. 50O-foot
$500 $500: 45as pIsE up $3.50. w1ILETT' Ma
HERE IS REAL HOME FOR A RETIR-
around Washineton. 455- Ashton Heiehts.
Van sa Ten sve nnss has FS@ in ss sns
bath. automatic heat. 2-car garage. Lot
75xltS2: with plenty Of large e. oaks axsn,,I! and
This house is lovely home for entertain
ing and comfort See It a1d yog so WI lssa Say
peR Ro1M spes sun saraAadd eAaao oo1s % o HAa 9stf
e0i oofumeis slse.Ilssss 4sas.M eaf sa[ase' se0o,
TO SETTLE ESTATE, 4. ON ON, PAVED Avao
poultry roai y house. VI @ rare Opportunity to buy
desirable acreage well improved with
aeisRes. SsiSGe Lincoln ii IN s4sse5. HAAD 0n..s'
BERWYN. MD. NEAR UNIvERsITY OF
Maryland. modern homes, $500 and up:
hns fsS S.
sEA!ggTIFUL HOME l 3WNER Ss,.uv. WILL =,
wife's death rooms, bath; electricity ;tix
ia acres. fruits. flowers. etc. Located
at highest point on Be-wyn Heights. over;
looking University Of MARYLAND. Priced
arranged. Also other excellent property
available Phone T. RAYMOND BURCH.
Berwyn SO. for appointment.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-HOMES1TE 13ox
200 one block from bus. near schools.
stores and churches. one Of the finest 10
cations in this popular. fast-growing sub
urb. Address Box 7S-B. Star ONCE.
Sc 95O-NEW FIVE-ROOM HOME BEAU
tifulIy built, located Just on Pc Rsrshins hing
field ST. Abestos shingle roof. brass
water pipes. large rooms conn.rv porehes; Sss
loan go yrs). Telephone OWNER
BUILDER at Clarendon 1000.
NEARBY MD.-6 ROOMS. BATH. BUN
churches transportation; $4,000; terms.
Call Greenwood l454-J.
BARGAIN (sUBURBAN)-oNE ACRE.
beautifully Handicapped and gardened hedges.
garage seven-room house with al modern
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Arm. AND BATH BUNGALOW. AMI,
ami: h'-Wh.: sen1i-bungalow; fireplace;
suitable for 2 families, well-built front and
rear porches: real buy at $500; terms.
E. N. LIGHTBOWN. third house on rlent
before crossing bridge, leaving Mount
Rainier going to Cottage City.
Q ACRES. SHADE. FRUIT. BROOM BUN,
galow. cleo, 1000: very easy terms;
mi. b. c. G. T. McNAB. Fails Church 4os.
WHY WORRY ABOUT HIGH RENT7 YOU
can buy small tracts for S10O to $500
acre. Some have nice springs and lots OF
trees; ideal for permanent or summer
home. You may dictate terms. q. 7. NC
NAB, Falls Church 408.
R-ROOM pWELLING@S35 500.
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WAL Eh y f1A1LA,
OWNER,
BAREFOOT, VA,
TEL. CLARENDON 123.
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTS.
WANTED-LOT IN CHEVERLY OR va;
will exchange home in NV. Washington.
P. o. Box 4 Rosslyn. Va.
WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WISHES TO
purchase several apt. house sites in differ
ent locations of the District of Columbia.
WALTER A. BROWN.
1400 H St NV National 1852
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NEARBY MD.-6 ROOMS BATH. BUN
galoW. ami, garage, garden. schools,
churches transportation; S4.950; terms.
Call Greenwood l454-J
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will build on your lot beautiful brick
apartment BUNGALOW. Large LYING room.
ern kitchen, dining alcove basement. hot
water heat. Sample house shows quality
workmanship. Permanently hnanced Gov
ernment loan: monthly payments as low
Is $50. Phone BUILDER. National 1850.
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NEW GROOM ALI-NoDERN g1lkI-
sa ss:s la hsnd ;osn: adss
nearby Va: paved rad bus seryics; enly
1900. toImE ON District 61II
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Open Daily.

CoLORED-l3th AND GIRARDI9 R.. 2
baths h.-w h. hall elec.. hardwood floors.
garage; long yards; Al condition. Ideal
Adams 1323
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sALE-sUBURBAN,

New brick bungalows and 2-story houses,
be seen Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
oaI r.rroyt az Takoma Ceo 330O
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
APPEAL FOR FINANCIAL HELP
MADE BY HUMANE SOCIETY

operated we had a generous appro-
priation from the board of super
visors for the work. but when the
time Of retrenching came the hu-
name society was the loser, cutting
off our revenue there, and, as a
consequence of the foregoing des-
pite the untiring efforts and the
utmost planning and scheming OF
the board Of director the Imperial
County Humane Society has been
losing ground financially, and the
few members of the board of direc-
tors cannot longer carry on this
burden alone.
In order to maintain a humane
society there must be a paid hu-
name officer and there must be city
pounds operated in various cities OF
the valley to centralize operations,
and there must be caretakers at
those city pounds, as we'll as equip
ment and supplies.
AS to the need of human soci-
ETY. for Imperial county, surely there
ism t a community in all the Unit
ed States that needs a humane Of
ficer and a humane society as great
ly as does Imperial county II
would take pages TO enumerate the
advantages that the people of this
community derive from the society,
but we wish TO put before you the
one following fact, which we feel.
in itself. is a good argument for the
Imperial County Humane Society.
to-wit: In 1888, the year preceding
the organization of the humane So
ciety, Imperial county spent for
rabies serum the sum of $557 After
the organization of the society, and
because of the work done by the So
cicty in ridding the county of stray
dogs and animals, in the year end
ing July /, 1884, Imperial county
spent $32 for serum, for the same
period of time. Imperial county
ranks 18th in population in the
state of California and ranks third
in the prevalence of rabies.
We have no choice, we have car
ried the work and the financial
worry as long as we can. We must
now put the problems up to the cit
liens of Imperial county. DO YOU
WANT THE IMPERIAL COUNTY
HUMANE SOCIETY TO DIE? Or
do you want to put YOUR shoulder
to the wheel with us and come to
the meetings and lend your help
and send in YOUR dollar.
Next meeting: March /, 1895, 1856
chamber of commerce office, Ell
Centro.
tSigneO
The Imperial County Humane So
ciptv
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
RAAB LECTURE
IN HOLTVILLE

How to Achieve a Happy Sue
cessiul Married Life" will be the
topic for a lecture in the series on
sex education being conducted un-
Ger the auspices of the Women s
club. and given by Mrs. Irving T.
Raab.
The lecture will take place at 8
p. m. Wednesday, February 81, at
the civic center, Holtville.
Some of the questions to be dis
cussed are: What elements are to
be found in love that lasts a life
time? How can young people know
whether or not they are really in
love? Does prorniscuous petting be-
fore the engagement period help
or hinder a happy marriage? How
can difficulties that arise in domeS-
tic life be overcome?
Since during the past eight years
companionate marriage has been SO
widely discussed by college young
people. reasons for and against
Judge Ben Lindsey's proposal will
be given.
Mothers may bring their daugh-
ters if they desire, and women in
terested are invited to attend. There
is no admission charge, but a silver
offering is taken 10 defray expens-
eS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
CHARMING AFFAIR

One of the prettiest social events
of this week took place yesterday
when Mrs. Duane Stafford enter
tained for Mrs. Margaret Caches OF
san Diego who has been spending
the winter at the Leroy Little home
in CaleXico.
The affair honored Mrs. Caches
birthday and was a bridge luncheon
at the Stafford home. Lavendar
flowers made charming table dec
orations. their delicate colorings be-
ing repeated in the place cards.
High score at bridge was won by
Mrs. S. c. Blackman and second by
Mrs. Bert Reddish, both Of CaleN-
leo.
Beautiful gifts were presented
the honor guest including a hand
some carved cane from Mrs. Stat
ford. Mrs. Damron and Mrs. Gillett.
Guests present were Mrs. Caches,
Mrs. Roy Gillett, Mrs. S. G. Black
man. Mrs. George w. Damron, Mrs.
Leroy Little, Mrs. Bert Reddish,
Mrs. A. w. Knudsen and Mrs. Stat
ford
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
HYNES' CLASSES
HELD YESTERDAY

Miss Edith Hynes, University OF
California extension lecturer, who is
conducting two classes on Mondays
IN the valley. had two successful
sessions yesterday. both being held
in the l. V. Hardware store.
The afternoon course, devoted to
art appreciation and costume de-
sign, is making individual analyses
so that costumes may suit person.
alities.
Mrs. j. D. Johnson of Johnson's
store showed attractive materials
and dresses to demonstrate the Sc
lection of color and line to bring
cut the wearer's personality.
In the evening Miss Hynes con-
Quoted the class in interior decora-
ton. Miss Hynes will visit the homes
of members to make suggestions If
they desire she also brings with
her the finest examples Of modern
artists
Miss Hynes will broadcast Mon
day morning at 10 a. m. over the To-
cal station, will hold one class at 4
u. m. and the other at p. m, both
in the l. Y. Hardware store.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
Society
Clubs
ELECTION HELD
BY AU HILLARY
UNIT YESTERDAY

Regular business meeting Of Boyce
Aten unit, American Legion AuXil-
iary, was conducted last night,
three officers being elected to fill
vacancies caused by designations.
Esther Davis was chosen first
president; Louis Marable. sec
ond vice-president, and Hazel Liv
ingston, marshal.
The unit has received a request
for IS nut cups to be used as fav-
ors st. Patrick IS day in the Sawtelle
Veterans hospital, and the Juniors
will make these cups. Each holi-
day the hospital tries to have some
little favor on the veterans trays
to mark the day for them.
The Auxiliary Juniors have also
turned in S5 for the hostess house
at Sawtelle.
As part Of its Americanism pro-
gram the unit has distributed flag
codes throughout the public schools
of the city.
On March the unit win conduct
a cooked food sale AS this is the
opening day Of the fair il is thought
that many housewives will be glad
of this opportunity to save time
and labor so that they may attend
the fair. Proceeds from this sale
will be turned over to the Legion
chairman of subversive activities TO
aid in his work against Commun-
ism
The remainder of last night s
meeting was devoted TO the trans
action of routine business.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
DEMONSTRATION
OF AUDIOMETER

Demonstration of the operation
of an audiometer will be made Sat
urday evening, March 2. at 7:45 p.
m. in the Wilson school when tests
will be made on l6 students through
the courtesy of the Audiophone CO.
of Los Angeles.
So that the hard of hearing peo-
pie of the community may hear, an
audiophone will be installed so that
they may hear the explanation of
the audiometer. The SERA orches-
ira is to play following the demon
stration. A talk will be made on
the handicaps suffered by the hard
of hearing child in the schools and
a lip reading demonstration will be
featured.
The affair is open to the public
and there is no admission charge.
Those who wish to hear and see the
demonstration must arrive by 7:45
as no one will be admitted after
that time until the demonstration
is completed. The program will fol-
low.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
HOPE CHEST TO
BE AWARDED AT
BAZAAR TONIGHT

Tonight at 1920 the good look
ing hope chest we'll filled with lin
ems, and the handsome eight point
star quilt will be awarded at the
bazaar being conducted in st
Marys church.
Beginning at 6 p. m. a delicious
baked ham dinner will be served to
which the public is invited. After
dinner the games and booths will
provide plenty of entertainment for
guests.
Last night a tempting chicken
dinner was served to the large
crowd present, the patrons also en-
joying the amusements provided for
them.
A cordial invitation is given the
public to attend both the dinner
and the bazaar, this being the clos
ing evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
SANS SOUCI CLUB
AT J. TYLER HOME

Sans Souci club was entertained
last night by Mrs. Johl? w. Tyler,
$50 Brighton avenue, the members
meeting for a game of contract af-
ter which tempting refreshments
were served by Mrs. Tyler.
Mrs. Reed won high score, Mrs.
Bramkamp. second, and Mrs. J. B.
McNeece, third.
Mrs. Charles Bramkamp, Mrs.
Dozier S. Dawson and Mrs. James
H. Marshall were the guests pres
ent. members including the hostess
and Mesdames William c. Reed, j.
Keyes Mitchell. w. H. Tyler. Jr., P.
A. Thaanum, Harry Horton, Charles
P. Delp, John B. McNeece. J. B.
McNeece.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
TOMORROW
Alamo Verde home department.
L. c. Hawk home.
JOLLY EIGHT
BRIDGE CLUB
HAS PARTIES

jolly Eight bridge club members
have conducted d number of social
events recently, keeping the group
busy during the past week.
One of these events was a fare
well pot luck luncheon at the Al
len Jernigan home, Imperial, com
plimenting Mrs. Ernest Heinshon
who is leaving the valley to make
her home in Salinas. The honoree
received a lovely gift from the club.
Mrs. Hester Freeman own the high
score prize for the nrIoge game. and
Mrs. Lester Luallin the low. Mem
bers present were Mesdames Dave
Hart, Lester Luallin, L. c. Benson,
Carl Luallin, Hester Freeman. Err
nest Heinsohn. Claude Pennington
and the hostess.
Last Tuesday the club entertained
the husbands at bridge party at
the Lester Luallin home, refresh
emnts being served after the game
and the remainder of the evening
being devoted to dancing.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Luallin, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Luallin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Helm
shon, Mr. and Mrs. L. c. Benson,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hart. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Pennington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Jernigan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hester Freeman.
In addition to these events the
club held its regular meeting at the
Hsinshon home, refreshments being
served late in the afternoon after
the bridge game. Mrs. Dave Hart
won high score and Mrs. L. c. Ben
son consolation. All eight were pre-
sent.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
Extend Deadline
On Doughnut Sale

Camp Fire Girls are active this
week in taking orders for the an
nual doughnut sale, prizes being
offered the girls selling the greatest
number of ooughnuts.
Craner IS Bakery is filling the or
ders and announces that the dead
line for receiving these orders is
Thursday, February %, at 4 p. m.
Henry Cramer has offered prize
to the girl selling the most, this
prize being one week at summer
camp.
This doughnut sale is the one
money making project sponsored by
Camp Fire and the doughnuts will
be delivered to customers on Sat-
urday. March 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
PLAY REHEARSAL
THIS EVENING

Rehearsal for "The Three Pegs. "
the three-act play to be produced
March ID, by the Drama section of
the Junior Ten Thousand club, will
take place this evening at p. m. in
the club house.
The play will be given public
performance and those wishing tic
kets may secure them from any
member of the section.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
SUB DEB CLUB
HAS MEETING

Sub Deb club members held their
regular weekly dinner and meeting
last night, Miss Georgiana Sones
being hostess at her home, 665
Wensley avenue.
Table appointments carried out a
color scheme of orange, green and
white, clever place cards, pictures
Of cactii, being used. All members
were present.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
LIQUOR TRAFFIC
TO BE S y BJECT
OF TALK TONIGHT

fThe Oncoming War with the
Liquor Traffic" is to be the sub
ject Of the address this evening by
Miss Norma c. Brown, of Bloom
ington. H., who will speak at o
O'Clock at the State Street Christ
ian church.
Miss Brown is vice president Of
the Flying Squadron and editor Of
the National Enquirer and has been
active in the cause Of prohibition
and temperance.
The lecture this evening is open
to the public and there is no ad-
mission charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
El Centre, California,
February 81, 1895.

I'll CcnIGO, CallIOfllla.
February 81, 1895.
To Members of Imperial County
Humane Society; to former Mem
bers. and to Citizens of Imperial
County:
A few years ago the Imperial
County Humane Society was organ
lied. At the time of organization
there were a goodly number Of res
idents of Imperial Valley who join
ed the society, but, as time went on,
q good many of those who joined
for the first year have failed to re-
new their memberships.
Because of conditions being rs
they have been and because we
realized that every resident of I'M
perial Valley had so many burdens
to bear, the members of the board
OF directors of the society have
tried desperately to carry on with
out putting on campaigns for money
to carry on the work.
The first year that the society
Imperial Valley press., 1935-02-26
SPONSOR BOARD
LUNCHEON TODAY

Board of sponsors for the Camp
Fire groups of the city met this
noon at the Hotel California to
continue the work Of selecting board
members and of appointing COM
mittee chairmen.
A week ago the sponsors voted
on the proposed bylaws, adopting
them, and began the work Of choos-
ing sponsors and board members
and of making committee appoint
mentS.