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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
p E. STEPHAN. MGR.

3 ROOMS KITCHEN BATH WITH SHOW
er ana screened porch; gas and electricity
included in rent: excellent condition.; mod
ern elevator bldg. Available Immediately.
See resident manager. $500 New Hamp-
LARGE. MODERN APARTMENT. CONSIST
ing Of % rooms kitchen. @ 1h JUNIOR % dining room l
pletely redecorated; latest Kitchen and
lighting fixtures; exceptionally large rooms
Available Immediately. $3.50. 1910 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
ROOMS. KITCHEN sOLARIUM, BATH
sSTef m ren
Jan To-. See resident manaser. $500 New
Hampshtre ave. NV.
COBLENTz APT. n. CAP. ST, AMI. FLA.
ave.-5 nice. large front rms. bath. facing
Trrxton Circle. Modern. Decatur 6305:
719 FERN PL. NV. NEAR WALTER REED
Hospital-Large. 3 rooms and bath. private
en- rance. first hoor; gas, ,elec.. heat. Frigid-
thedral-3 rooms bed rooms. furnished
dinette, reception hall bath. screened
porch; Frieidaire on house current; $50.
J. c. WELDON Co, 1927 K st. NV.
Phone Metropolitan BOIL.
SECOND FLOOR, ROOMS. BATH. HEAT.
gas, electricity, Sleeping porch; $50. 2430
La Font square Sc.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS sE.-NEW; BED
rms. living room. kit. dinette, SOP; tnciIo
heat hot water. Vacant Jan. 10. Att. 0307.
300 18th ST. N.E-3 ROOMS, ENCLoSEp
R2Tsscx RRascxsR sftn sc HFe9aa as serst isth sssSC 4
e Rooms KTTEHEE lD AMP BATH 5II;,.r HAT.
Nd. 7l3 r st. ne. phone Lincoln 5SSs.
IUs
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HOUsES-FUR. q UNFURNIsHED.

LOCATED 10 MINUTES FROM y. 8. CAP
.tol Groom semi-detached brick, oil
burner garage: rent, $50 unfurn.; so
furn. PHILLIPS a. CANDY. INC. phone
National 1900.
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GROOM. KITCHENETTE APT. THIRD
floor private family; no children. lOl7
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35.1 I4th ST NW-sinele or double
| room modern home, refined surroundings:
home-cooked meals; reas. Col 1857. IL
WELLINGTON LODGE. 17O6 18th st. NV.
| arate beds: suitable = B. Excellent
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1872 WEBSTER NW-Suite of 9 rooms
with semi-private bath, stall shower: oil
heat cont. hot water. Meals optional.
GARAGE Phone Adams 34SH.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.

MCLEAN. VA.-Light. warm room for two
employed: board if desired Swinson.
houses west of post Office
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN, Government service; good
size, well-ventilated room and good meals:
nay fair price. Address Box 4l0-Z. Star
oficc. 12S
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LARGE 10-ROOM RESIDENCE IN DOWN.
toLn commercial section. near the Court
House and new Municipal Center Suitable
for rcuodeline for business PURPOSES or for
a rooning or boarding house. Should have
definite enhancement in value. Owner.
out of the CITY has reduced price to 50. 300.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
n Natinnal O2AS
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80 $50 - NEW. DETACHED COLONIAL
brick house of simple lines and digniied
treatment, in well-developed northwest Sec
ton with swift transportation. Well-built
| and attractively planned home of o rooms
! . baths hot-water heat toll burner rear
porches. detached garage and room for
I nice garden.
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1412 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Detached home,
cars, bus; second floor. front. corner oil
heat: use Of kitchen. Frigidaire. Geo. .7774.
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NEW DETACHED
CORNER BRICK.

,,; 4b35 AEAED1WthMs i. hos.s 81 in N;Mc eTcchanse
for this new. detached Colonial home.
Close TO new Woodrow Wilson High School,
graded and parochial schools. All brick
center-han plan. First floor. spacious
hvinE room with open fireplace. large
dining room, kitchen and den; Second
door. mestsrse bed room. with private
nnished attic. plastered and insulated;
recreation room laundry and lavatory
Attached brick garege. furred walls. COP
per water pipes and many other features.
ocfno f4o3 pnsn z csaRsrrz. DIST. $3.50.
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1908 N H AVE. NV. tnear Dupont
Circle)-Double Semi-private bath: gentle
men. Single, next bath. Meals under
dietitian 10s
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s10i CALVERT sT. NV. opposite Shore
ham--iafee double room. two men. 122
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Front room in
private home: two exposures, semi private
bath; near Circle; $50. Clev. 63l6.
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SO4 NICHOLSON ST NW.-Beautiful
front room, private BATH; employed couple
or ladies. Phone Georgia 1896.
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7OS 9Th ST. NW-Two rooms LII *; Frig-
idaire, cleo, gas incluoed; quiet people re-
CURED; reasonable rent
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WANTED--ROOMs.

GENTLEMAN. Government employe. wants
weil-heated furn. room: must have running
water in room preferably private bath, pri-
vate family only; must be near bus or street
number. Address BOX 424-Z. Star once. .11'
YOUNG MAN desires furnished room IN
private home, with privilege to practice
piano. Dupont Circle vicinity. Call Bar
ron. Metropolitan 476S.
room, private family, no radio: reasonable.
Address Box 373-z. Star ONCE. q
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I747 p ST. NV.
One-room apartment------- 90
o135 pa Ave NV West O4sO.
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1875 EYE ST NV The Diplomat
Weu-heated, second-tioor single room. rum
ming water and next bath; SIS monthly.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. llth AND
N. Y ave. National 1870 Special rates
all cities; N Y. Boston. Chicago Fla. Tex.
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So, ,500-5-Rm. Bungalow-$3,5 500.
In Takoma Park near WASHINGTON Sana-
torium. Modern improvements General
Electric FrigidaiYe new Magic Chef gas
stove: house in first-claSs condition: lot
50x100. Rents for S4S,50. A real bar
gain for quick sale.
VIM. =. CARLIN
S116 Georgia Ave Silver Spring.
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A. s. GARDINER.
1910 K St NV National 1884.
cHEYY CEASE n c

CHEVY CHASE D. c.
Brick bunealow, excellent appearance.
with high elevation. well built: has furred
walls oak floors, cellar under entire house.
school and bus. Contains living room with
fireplace and side porch. dining room, large
kitchen. pantry and breakfast room: also
65 It By s7Ia It. Excellent condition:
/ square to school. walking distance to
Junior High and Senior High Schools. To
inspect. phone J. h GORDON. National
1851, Cleveland 1885.
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Columbia Heights Home.

Close to 14th St. south Of Park I'd.
Nicely furnished. 0 rooms, 2 baths. p
car garage.
Bargain. Only ss5oO
HowenStein Realty Corp,
141S H St. NV. District 1877.
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1000 22nd N.W-Large front room. semi
pvt. bath. twin beds; gentleman; snare
room with another; Sis month.
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452 NEWTON PL. N.W-Large. furnished
room; convenient location: suitable one or
two gentlemen; reasonable. Columbia ;}209
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1911 WEBSTER ST. NW.-Single room
south exposure. Semi-private bath. c.h.W.;
owners home; near car and bus.
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For men and women. single and double
rooms: delicious meals. beautiful dining
room. select clientele; weekly and monthly
rates. Parking space: inspection invited.
3640 18th st Phone Columbia S525.
THE SPHINX CLUB,
200 Mass. ave NV, mas immediate
openings for refined young ladies, also va
cancies for 2 young men: cultured surround-
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SHEPHERD PARK.

ONLY S975O.
Detached. 2 large rooms. 4 bed rooms.
bath large front porch. oil heat. elec. re-
frigeration. garage. Lot 50x13O. Call Wis
cnnsin 3Ol0
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l71s 18th ST. N.W.-Newly decorated. all
new furniture; oil heat; double room;
single S4 week
RESEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 (Eye) St.
Ideal downtown location: S12 up. Also
board-room. Cooperative Club; 81, so wkly.
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2149 FLORIDA AVE, near Dupont Circle
Attractive large. double. front room; newly
furnished: refined private family. Phone
North 3745
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REAL BARGAIN.

PARK RD, BETWEEN 18th AND 14th.
2-story brick. z rooms and bath. Price,
SO. 500; Phone Mr. GUIFPRE. Metropoli:
tan 2S27. F.. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205
Investment Bldg
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1888 CONN. near Wardman Park--;Attrac-
tive room, twin beds. to be shared by gen.
tleman: references; semi-private bath.
Phone Columbia :5437,
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5000 CASH. SOB MONTH.
Beautiful new brick home. large .oomS
(3 bed rooms and baths on 2nd doorl.
elab 1rate kitchen 2 real wood burning tlre-
places recreation room: coal gas or oil
burner: deep lot brick garage Absolutely
Q bargain. Call Randolph 957O.
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Observation-Disclosures.

COPLEY COURTS 1914 18th ST. NV
Quiet BLDG. continuous switchboard. ele-
vator service; refrie. and gas free: unusual
apt. 3 large, outside rms. large kit. bath.
closets foyer; immed. occupancy; $50.
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NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE.

S6.750-A modern tapestry brick home
containing Z rooms and sleeping porch,
lovely sun parlor with southern exposure.
Attractive kitchen and tile bath. built-in
garage. This is a most unusual value IN
fne home. Investigate it. J. A. VEIN
BERG. Jr.. National 02sO or Georgia s953.
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INGLESIDE. 1908 LIST ST. NV NICE,
large. outside rooms: bath. porch, refrigera-
ton, S55 See janitor,
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GIG 18th ST. NW.--Large, 2 rooms and
bath, suitable for 3, SIS monthly. Single
room, ST. double. Sis: 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service.
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HOUsES-UNFURN1SHED.

1889 z ST. SEQ ROOMS. BATHS:
suitable for families; h.-w.h.. cleo. 2-car
garage big yard; yearly lease: rent, reas.
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1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gentle-
man; single room. nicely furnished. near
bath with shower: continuous hot water.
12s
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

27I5 CONN. AVE (opp Wardman Park
HoteD-Sinele and double rooms. privi-
leges; reasonable. Columbia 9400. l0'
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

1920 18th ST NV.
A delightful home residence for men
and women. with lounges and drawing
service. Exceptional meals. Sunny, warm
rooms singles. doubles; modern baths.
Reasonable rates
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DUPONT CIRCLE and Conn. ave. vicinity.
1905 goth st. n.w.-AttractiVe, comfort
able well-heated rooms unlim. phone. II.
LI.EWELLYN APT, 1924 ST. NV. APT;
12-Furnished room: plenty hot water and
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SALE--HOUSES.
NEW DETACHED HOME.

NEW DETACHED HOME.
S7,95o-S750 CASH. SOS PER MONTH.
Attractive Colonial brick residence with
slate roof on a lot 5Ox125. in beautiful
Chevy Chase terrace; Large living room,
large bed rooms and tiled bath hoored at.
tic 8 large porches attached brick ga
rage and many other features found only
in her-priced homes For appointment,
call Mr.. ScHwARTs District 90s0.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Cozy basement
room above ground connecting private
bath. private entrance. $40 per month;
gentleman; references. Address Box 409-Z,
Star ofhce. H.
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PETWORTH-S5. $50.

PETWORTH-$5, $50.
Located on highest point In this desir-
able neighborhood. Lovely. modern brick
house, With 6 rooms and bath. covered
'front.' porch and inclosed sleeping and
breakfast porches: in excellent condition.
sssSIl Inspect. can Mr. APPEL pistrict $3.50.
$4,950
VIII build this BUNGALOW on 65-foot lot,
with concrete street and all improve
ments: latest up-to-date equipment. in
ciudine automatic heat Phone for plans
and pictures. Cleveland 1871. Mr.. HALL.
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This house will be built in George
town Pons ere complete ond work
will stort IN the neor future. Chonoes
con be mode before construction be
gins. Lot IS 26H' vide BY l35' deep
10 o 20 poveo oiIeY The charming
characteristics hpicol Of the fine
EorIy Amencon home will be Moor
/ poroted in THIS house. For portieuIors
/ consult Mod,son Building ComponY.
Harry K Boss, President. Room 3Ol
l4l7 K g.. NV.
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322O WISCONSIN AvE-Two ROOMS.
kitchen. bath; S47-50 without elec. re-
frinerafnr Shn with
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4Ie BUCHANAN ST. Nw.-76 ROOMS.
bath. : inclosed heated porches. electric
refrigeI stor. oil burner. garage.
PHILLIPS & CANDY. Natl. 1900.
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1903 CLIFTON ST. NW-Large, very
desirable double room second floor. IL.
10 F ST SE.-Laree front room near
Capitol and Government Printing once;
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

". MADISON AND MOORE AYES,
Hyattsville Md. near uniy drE6.rm
shade; paved ct. and sidewalk; gsraee
Price. $4,000. Rent furnished. $50. Set
owner, 81 @. TRUSLER on premises o.
phone North 674o-j, Mr.. MER1CLE. IL
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1401 10th N.W.-Newly decorated and
furnished double room. in modern, we'll
appointed club. Also vacancy for young
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APT. 2S, 1903 v ST. R., K. B. $40.
APT. 22. 1890 l4th ST. R.. K B.. $50.
AFFIECK o423 PA AVE WEST 3O53.
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UNUSUAL BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE
Near Dupont Circle Phone North 56l5. IL.
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710 X ST. NE.-Attractively furnished
cars and bus: gentleman preferred liz
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223 INDIANA AVE N.W.-South. front.
large second-Story room. bay window and
alcove. one or two beds on car line 12'
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

11L NGOO EISADf2OO Z.
1891 K st. p.w.-Boardins club with home
comforts excellent food; ami. 15s
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l471 NEWTON ST NV. APT. THREE
rooms, kitchen and bath S47 80. c. W.
SIMPSON CO, 1924 Vermont ave. Phone
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1871 K ST. N.W.-Furnished room with
Percy II. Russell Co. 1871 K st NV.
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$3.50.

For quick sales Cannot accept this loy
down payment through q broker.
COL. 1855. OWNER AND BUILDER.
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99l MASS. AVE NW-Private family;
large room. > exposures: employed lady;
references requested 81 week
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2111 18th ST. NV single rooms;
excellent meals If desired. Phone Decatur
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1410 18th NW.-Newly decorated and
furnished double room; good meals. Ideal
location Reasonable
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$500 CASH.

New. rms. baths garage. recreation
room. gas appliances; good northwest Sec
tion. quality construction. Balance like
rent. Worth much more but
nnIGEn An on QEA
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. ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. IN NEW
building with elevator; all cleo included in
rent. See res. mgr. 1440 Chaplin st. NV.
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Just completed-6 rooms. . baths. recre-
atien room. built-in garage. automatic gas
heat. "Carefree comfort with modern gas
appliances" Deep lot: finest construction;
well located in northwest. close to trans
portation. stores, schools, etc. Easy terms
TO responsible people. For further par
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SINGLE ROOM. suitable for gentlemen
private entrance; references EXCHANGED
Apt. 202. 1135 New Hamp. ave. NV.
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2236 QUE ST. N.W.-Unusual accommo-
dations for gentleman. Single room. home
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434 QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
New Detached Brick Colonial.
SIX rooms and two baths. club room.
breakfast room. attic oil heat. large lot
with detached brick garage. Priced to SELL
Open today and daily. Drive out 5th st.
TO Quackenbos st. n W. turn right to house.
LOUIS H HALL. POTOMAC 6O2I
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22

Wilson schools performance .af
The Merchant o Venice" tShakes-
peaIe). an ambitious under.akn4
never before attempted by an elem
en,ary school in the city. Nas a
most successful ohe. aCcordiru 10
the 200 enthusiastic visitor Wao
witnessed II.
A full icnzth version of the ulas.
cut largely b. lae students uon-
selves. was sklgaIlX done for The
age Of the YOUNG .actors. Sta-e
settings. l!ghtines..snd coslam.nz
deserve special uneabon az taes
were musu#lly eff6cdvc and az
tistic, maxim. a parect uayKarouud
for the actors.
James Got. IS I8uncel0t Gobaa.
stole the sh9s rs Characterization
beine cxcelea. Vi3ha Mac Palmer
made a lovely Rotia and Howard
Rhodes did eScepioaally well in
the difficult r3laaofs Snylocs.
In fact al. lbe- charactcrs were
well done. Virsnla. Shout play "a
NerisSa with ,tonsNiecablc . skill
while Joe Ions aphesas Antonio. aaa
Bill Thompson - Bassan.o de-er.
favorable commeAE
Others IN me est were. E4a
Rex, 1homas Feenay. Virginia
Hutson, Frank DIXON. john Ale.
Casliu Dell Curry, Terry AIcDWie'
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
PHONE 800
Livingston Students Presented in
Successful RecitaI on Thursday

Students of Estelle Livingston, as
sigted by Melba Deets, were present
ed il an excellent recital Thurs day
night in the Methodist Social hall.
a recital that was of particular in
terest since it is the first given by
Mrs. Livingston since The opening
OF her own studio last fall.
For l3 years Mrs Livingston was
associate teacher Of the Academy
Of Music and her fine work was
seen in the results Of her pupils.
This same high standard was ev-
ideneed in the playing Of her stu
dents Thursday who gave a highly
creditable concert.
The program, presented before an
enthusiastic audience of friends
and relatives, was as follows.
Bird on the lnnb" lBilbro) .
Georgette Pulenza; starlight"
6Mana yucca, Paula Ann Williams:
Blue Daisies" (Mana zucca). Bar
bara Russell; "At the Ball Game"
tReed, Forrest Dupont. Fairies
Music Box" CPruyn- Hall, Marjorie
Watson, In Rank and File"
Gange). Janet Thompson; "On the
Ice at Sweetbriar" Crawford. Dor
othy Hamilton; Summer" CLich-
enor), Craig Strickland; Lily"
Iichner), Doris Chesnut; Spring
Showers" (Fink), Clara Pulenza:
La Donna Mobile" Verde). Bar
bara Marsh and Clara Pulenza:
Dancing Spirits" Bohm), Betty
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22

the Accomplishments of her admin
istration and at its conclusion was
presented with a handsome tablI
cloth and napkins from her clubl
Mrs J. b. A1eNeece making the pre-
sentatiOn.
The evening concluded with the
installation of officers, Mrs. Harris
installing the juniors and Mrs.
DoWd, the Seniors.
New Junior club officers are: Miss
Jean Meyer, president; Mrs Tom
Duer vice president; Mrs. Don Free
man, secretary, and Mrs, Andrew l..
Dilbeck, treasurer
Senior club officers are: Mrs.
Warren Currier, president; Mrs. r.
w. Ware, Vice-president Mrs p.
N. Van Slyck. recording secretary.
Mrs. j. d. Christensen, correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Arno c. Yaeckel.
treasurer; Mrs Harvey A. Kenyon,
financial secretary; Mrs. r. C.
Clemons Mrs. r. d. McPherrin,
Mrs. w. II. Tyler. Jr., directors.
The Juniors will meet the third
Thursday in September and the
Seniors, the third Thursday In Oct
ober
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
McCabe-El Eucalyptus
Plans Ambitious
Program Topic

McCabe 20 Eucalyptus home de
partment is planning an ambitious
program for the next meetinR.
May %. at the new home of M.
Tom Allen, 3l4 West 12th street.
Imperial
The morning session VIII starr
promptly at 10 q. I'M. and tls
principal part OF the program viii
be given in the morning during
the cool hours.
Modern Womans Quest Fol
Happiness is The subject which
will be presented. in It's various
phases, by four speakers.
Health as a Foundation for
Happiness" VIII be discussed by
Mrs. George K. Swami: Control
led Emotions as Conducive to
Happiness by MIS-. Evalyn Bo-
man Westerfleld. county recorder,
"A Charming Personality and Per
sonal Appearance" Mrs John T.
Rice; Power Of the Mind and
its Effect ON Happiness" N1Is
George L. WinWriaht.
Discussion from the floor vii!
be featured and each member
is to participate with comments
gained from reading or experience.
If necessary the program win carry
over into the afternoon.
There viii be a pot luck lunch
con at noon, a saGrt business meet
ing, a talk on textiles and cloth
ing, a subject asked for by mem
bers in the QUESTIONABLE conduct
ed at the last meeting. Mrs. =.
C. Stuart and Mrs. G. II II. Small
of Mt. Signal center VIII discuss
this last topic. Conclusions and
summary OF tha morning discus
sion will be featured. Entertain
ment numbers VII include a tap
dance by Ms. Clara Harrington
and a mOnologue by Mrs. Hugh
T. Osborne.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
Annual Memorial
Poppy Sale Saturday

Saturday FL Centlo residents will
be asked to purchase those GRIM
son paper popies replicas Of the
Flanders field poppies OF World war
days, the money resulting from the
sale going to disabled veterans and
their families.
Under Louise Marabie Ray Boyce
Aten unit Of the American Legion
Auxiliary is sponsoring the sale,
paying disabled veterans the sum
of three cents for each poppy. Only
those veterans who receive little or
no compensation may make the
peoples and in many instances this
is their only income for the care
of their families
Additional money earned by the
sale is used in caring for families
OF the veterans.
THUS, said Mrs. Ray, the pop
py sale has a dual observance: the
flowers are worn in memory Of
those who died during the World
war and the proceeds are devoted
to caring for the living"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
IMPERIAL COMMUNITY
May "a, 1896

Sunday Bible school at Gas am.
with H. c. Worthington as super
intendent.
Morning preaching service at
II a. m. In the absence of the
pastor, the pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. Sam Smyser OF Holtville.
Joint Christian Endeavor meet
ing at $50 pm.
The evening preaching service
will be omitted on account of the
Baccalaureate service at the high
school auditorium. Rev. H. Fravel
delivers the baccalaureate address.
Bible study in Ephesians Wed
nesday night at 7:30.
Fireside broadcast THURSDAY
night at 7:3O. This is the last
broadcast this summer. and the
Community church ladies' quartet
will sing.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
Edgar J. HargraUes
o Leave Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar J. Hargrave
are leaving the city Saturday, TO the
great regret of their many friends
IN FL Centro, to make Gheir home
n San Diego for the present.
Both are widely known and have
playe< an active part in ohe social
and civic life of the city. Edgar
Hargraye is past junior past patron
Of Signal Chapter No 276. O.E S.
and the Eastern Star members
planned a farewell ceremony in his
honor for their meeting F. riaay
night
Mrs. Hargraye. is an excellent
musician and has done much in
music work during her stay in the
city She is a member of The I'm
perial Valley branch of the Califor-
MIA Music Teachers association.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
Schools
Churches
Central Faculty
EntertdinS For
J. L. House

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. House were
guests of honor at dinner given
Thursday night in the school
ramada by the entire school faculty.
A pot luck dinner was served to
So, the honor guests, the faculty,
their husbands and wives and chill
dfen.
After dinner. on behalf of the ia
Guilty. Dean Frank l. Shepherd
presented Mr.. House with a hand
some wrist watch. Mr. House re-
spending in appreciation of the
loyalty and friendship of his asso-
cates.
An amusing burlesque Of Romeo
and Juliet" was given by Joe Bur
chams class and the remainder Of
the evening was spent in an in
formal social hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
Swimming Parties
Held At Plunge

Plunge parties have been popular
events TINS week, a number Of them
beng held Thursday at Kenyon's
Desert plunge.
Members Of the BraWley 2O3O
club were there that evening for a
SWIM and picnic supper, Carl Hoff-
man and Tom Anderson being in
charge.
Also on Thursday Mrs Fred Sun
str0m and 40 Of the McCabe All
elub boys and girls had a swimming
party ana supper at the plunge.
Cub packs of the valley had
swimming party Thursday after
noon as Gid Paul Cooks class and
that Of George Frink, both of Viii
son school. and the junior class of
Calipatria high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-22
Peace Officers
Dance Saturday
Gala Affair

One OF the biggest events of
the weekend will be the dance
70 be given Saturday night in the
Veterans Memorial hall under the
auspices of the Imperial Valley
Peace Officers association.
Since this is the associations
first big social venture, the mem
bers in charge are determined to
make IL m outstanding affair
that will be remembered as a de-
lghtful party.
Carroll Campbell's seven piece
orchestra has been engaged, free
punch will be served and every
effort will be made to give pa
irons a good time.
The dance is open to the public
and tickets may be obtained from
any peace officer or at the door
Saturday night.