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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
SokoIska hlfdka.

Dne 4. cervence Dude Anne
rika, jake kazdorocne, oslavo-
vati svdj den nezavislosti a svo
body. Pro ceskoslovenske kra-
jany chysta Sc k tomuto dni
zvlast vhodna pT1lezitost, ably
demonstrovali svoji s1lu a "a
roven svoji oddanost idealGm
americk6 svobody, ktere byly
o jsou tez ideally zeme, z nfz
jsme prisli anebo odkud pflsli
nasi predkove. Myslime ma So
kolsky slet, ktery Sc Dude ko-
natl 5. cervence v Madison
Square Garden ma oslavu city,
ficetileteho zalozen1 slovenske
sokolske jednoty v New Yor-
ku.
Slet Sc kona "a aktivnf 1ca-
sti slovenskych i ceskych spoil
XII a svoji pTipravou a ROSA
hem pTedcf vsechny podobnG
podniky, ktere Sc zde ma w
chode dosud konaly. Malo A
merchant jest ObeZnamo sc sku
Itecnymi zasadami Sokolstva q
tim trp1 tez nase postavenf,
protoze zde name pT1nos, ma
nejz mGzeme byti pravem hr-
di.
Sletovy vybor pozdstava z
delegate ceskych i sloven-
skych jednot a jest povinnostl
vSech CechG, ably tento slet po-
vazovali tez "a svGj vlastnl
podnik a V tom smyslu je vse-
NONE podporovali. z cele A
meriky chytsaji Sc hromadne
zajezdy do New Yorku a oce-
kava Sc tez navsteva zastupc16
Sokola re stare vlasti. Sletovy
vybor, ktery ma svoji kan
cellar v New Yorku, VIDA
zvlasnf plakat a propagacnf
brozurku O Sokolstvu a cas- cd
casu Dude informovati cesko-
slovenskou veTejnost O postupu
pTfprav. Doporucujeme vsem
nasim krajanGm ceskosloven-
skym, ably pozorne a pilne sle-
dovali tyto zpravy a "a yeas sc
pfihlasili do rad tech, kteTi
chtej1 z teto pTilezitosti uciniti
kulturnf manifestaci pdvodu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10

Opatren1 provedena spoiled
nost1 narodG v boji Italie prot
Habesi, byla z vojenskeho hle-
diska bezvyznamna a opatfe-
nj hospodarska Sc %nepotkala S
1spechem, jaky byl ocekavan.
Pokud Sc tyka valecne situa-
ce ma frontach, a hlavne ma Sc
vern1, nenf pr1zniva pro negu-
sow armada. Mezi zapadn1m
kridlem negusovy armady jest
velky otvor, ktery mali povin-
most obranit Ras Kassa a Ras
Seyoum proti italskemu postu-
pu re smeru silnice Feneroa-
Socota. Jestlize tito valecnlci
nesplni tento pozadavek, ne
gus sc naleza v nebezpec1 OBJ
kliceni protoze jest znamo, Re
nenf ochoten ustoupiti dale.
Posledn1 slova jeho komunike
hlasicf jsou: "nase vojska po-
stoupila dale" jasne Sc odra-
zeji cd jeho pevneho odhodla-
nj.
Zpravy dochazej1c1 z fronty
naznacujf, re Italove pouzlva-
j We SVEN boji stale vice a vice
otravnych plyn1. V poslednlch
dnech jich bylo zvlaste uzlva-
no.
Do Adds Abeby prijel brit.
sky ambulancni oddfl v Kvo-
ramu a byl nasledovan holland
skym a ostatnimi jednotkam.
ma severn1 fronte. Osetfovan.
ranenych, jak hlasf vsichni le.
kari, bylo naprosto znemozne'
no nasledkem cinnosti ital
skych letc1, take vsechny je
dnotky musely odjeti z oblast
a znovu obnoviti svoji lekaf
skou vystroj. Negusova arma
da jest nynf bez lekarskeho 0
%setfeni. Jediny beloch' u ne
guse jest jakysi Kovalov, mui
beZ vlasti.
LekaTi ambulancnf jednotk.
fotografovali prfpady otrav.
'plynem a pTedlozili je cele IA
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10

NICCJ IIoi1C1O, oA1e1AANO
Cridling z francouzske letec-
Ike obranne sluzby a professor
PHILIPPE Altmeyer byli usved-
cent jake yyzvedaci We sluz-
bach Nemecka. Byli odsouze-
nj ma pet let do vezeni. Pc te
to dobe budou v%ypovezenl ma
deset let z Francie.
Pobocnfk Cridling byl obvi-
men re o%patroval informace a
fotografie, tykajfcf Sc obrany
Met prot leteckym 1tokum.
Prof. Altmeyer byl usvedcen,
re dodaval tyto informace ne
mecke vyzvedne sluzbe.
Chot Cridlinga, obvinena,ze
jednala jake prostrednice, by
la osvobozena.
V Rusku NELL loni prvnl
zen noveho druhu obilf: jake
81 psenice, ktera jake rostlina
dlouholeta, rosie bez kazdoro-
cniho setl nekolik let. Rusky
badatel DIR. N. Cicin vypesto-
val toto obilf krfzenfm psenice
S pyrem. Pyr je znamy polnf
plevel, ale je prece jen z trav
neJblizslm pribuznym psenice.
Psenice je jednoleta, pyr obec-
ny je rostlinou trvalou. Jejich
kfizenfm vznikl novy druh O.
bill, jeZ rosie nekolik let bez
setl. Nynf upekl professor DIR.
fCicin V Omsku ma Sib1fi z to-
hoto obilf prvnf chleb. Pfede-
vsim Sc ukazalo, re Sc z neho
vymele vice mouky. Re ITO
zrnek psenice byly 102 granny
mouky, re ITO zrnek noveho
obil1 100 grant mouky. Mou-
ka je velmi dobra a chleb z nj
upeceny nabude vice ma vaze.
Je mekky, chutny, ma pr1jem-
nou vGni. Zat1m Dude profe-
sor Cicin jeste n6kolik let pra-
covat nez vypestuje dostatec-
nou zasobu semene pro setf We
vetslm rozsahu. Velikou who
dou noveho obilf je, re lehce
snaSl sucho.
= V posledni dobe memo
hou japonst1 plastictf chirur-
COVE stacit navalu pacientu.
Vsichni chtej1, ably lekar zme-
nil jejich plosky nos ma ostro-
hranny nos evrOpskV. TutO
modu zpGsobil film, prave tax
jake primel nedavno japonske
zeny k tomu, ably 81 daily pre-
menit sve sikme mopgolske oci
ma rovne evropske.
= V Budapest v Uhrach
premier julius Goemboes a
vddce selske strany, Tilor Eek
hardt, postoupili v 1tery SOU
BOZ ma zivot nebo smrt" die
stare madarske methody, kon-
cfcf vystfelenfm, cimz cest "a
chranena bez prolit1 krve. Sou
BOZ 1tern1 mezi obema odby]
sc v teze mode. StTelili ma Sc
be re vzdalenosti Is krokG a
rozesli sc jake hrdinove Sc "a
chranenou cti.
Niceto Alcala Zamora,
"otec spanelske republiky',
odstranen byl v utery z presi-
dentskeho 1radu pc petihodi-
novem zasedan1 spanelskeho
parlamentu v Madridu. Prot
nemu hlasovalo 238 a pro ne
no pet delegate.
ProZatimn1m presidentem
zvolen byl Diego Martinez
Barrio z republikanske unie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Uzili divky "a Slit.

Pet ozbrojenych zlodejG
vloupalo Sc v 1tery do Berlin
Savings banky v Berlin, Con
necticut kratce pc 2. iodine
odpolednl a tuto okradli Q
$4,000. Do banky vesli Ia
dfvkou, kterou tam uchopili a
uzili il jake stftu namlTivse re-
volvery svymi ma tri bankovni
zTlZence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
v pine parade.

Generaln1 postmistr, James
A. Farley, odplul v 1tery z
New Yorku Sc svoj1 rodinou a
pf1telem lodi Furness ma Ber-
mudu ma prazdniny. Pro jfz-
du ma lodi natal 81 celou cast
lodi zaplacenfm $1,4OO. V SEX
ci Jim najate jsou ctyTi kou-
pelny, ctyri sprchy a dive pri-
vatni verandy ma lodnf palube.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
le novinar1 zahranicnlch lis

ole nOVlnaru Zanranlcnlcn us
til, kter1 jsou v Adds Abebe.
Negus sam prohlasil, re pot
kal sve stare pfatele, ktere ne
mohli poznati jak byli otrav-
nymi plyny znetvoreni a po-
paleni, a re nemGze spati, pro-
toze slysf 1penf jeho bojovn1-
XII stfzenych otravnymi plyny.
Italove shazujl tento plyn v
nadobach, ktere vybuchuj1 a
roztrikuj1 plyn GEM zkapal-
MD pc okolf, kde spadly. Italo-
We hlavne haz1 tyto pumy mad
dzungli, kudy chodf domorod-
ci, take plyn Sc udrz1 ma vet
vich krovin kudy cesty vedou
diva al tTi dny, take postihne
nevinne sedlaky, kteri procha-
zeji pc ceste Ia svoj1 pracl.
Take velky pocet postlzenych
ma ohromne rany ma nohu, a
jinych cast1ch tela. z vetsiny
ran jest jiz kdze plynem 1plne
sezrana. Utrpeni techto lidi 81
dovede kazdy clovek lehce
predstaviti.
Zatim co zpravy z R1ma ma
znacuji, re premier Mussolini
poklada valku S Habes1 Ia Wy
hranou, vlada Britanie Sc pry
znovu chysta uderiti ma Italii
pozadavkem "a v%yhlasen1 en-
barga ma dovoz nafty a jinych
zemnfch olejG. Angle je roz-
horcena, protoze byly podany
dGkazy, re Italie We svych ito
cfch uzfva otravneho plynu ku
hromadnemu vrazden1 Habe-
sanG.
"Tato vlada je pripravena
nalehnouti ma vyhlasenf olej-
n1ho embargo prot Italii, pax
Ii premier Mussolini media SOU
HAS ku okamzitemu zastavenl
valky," prohlasil mluvcf brit
ske vIady.
Bylo receno, re pak-li dix
tator odmltne, vyhlasiti prime
Fl, re Britanie Dude nalehati
ma Salvatore de Maderiagu,
Spanela, ktery je pfedsedou
sankcnfho vyboru Ligy marc
dG, ably svolala toto teleso do
Zenevy prfst1ho tydne, "a ice
lem vyhlasenf olejneho BOZ
kotu proti Italii.
"Britska vlada zfskala d.
kay, re Italie pouz1va otrav-
neho plynu," prohlasil vladni
atase. "My jsme Sc dovedeli.
re mnoho civilistd musilo bytl
osetrovano pc najezdech ma
Habes."
V pondelf oznameno, re TIA.
lie Dude 81 stezovati ma Habe.
sany, re napadli bombami l.
1talsky Cerveny KT1z.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10
Matka a tFi dsti uhoTely.

We Farmigton, Me-, ohen
neznameho pGvodu znicil do
NOV C. Luce, pTi cemz jeho
manzelka a til male deti "a
hynuly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-04-10

V Martinsville, Virginie, IS
rokG starry Eric Fulcher, sc "a
strelil v dome sveho syna.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Western Federation
Passes Resolutions

LOS ANGELES, May 20. UP)-
Resolutions urging uniform laws in
traffic, crime, divorce and marriage
were urged at the first session Of
the Western Federation of Wo-
mans club meeting in their nth
annual convention today
More than 100 delegates, repre-
senting II western states and
Alaska, registered for the meeting,
directed by Mrs. Seth Arkills, Globe,
Ariz., president.
DR.. Paul Perigold, professor OF
French civilization at University of
California at Los Angeles, address,
ed members on conservation and
development of American civiliza-
ton"
Resolutions read before the group
today included recommendations for
abolition of the old jail system with
construction of detention homes for
those awaiting trial; establishment
Of industrial farms for prisoners
serving terms, and paroles for de-
serving prisoners.
Mrs. F.. ID. Jacobs vas appointed
delegate but was unable to attend,
Mrs Willard Gardner of BraWley
being the alternate.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Kenah Students in Second Recital
GtVe Successful Performances

Students of Oria Kenah in the
second of two recitals, maintained
the high standard set by those in
the first concert When they gave
their program Tuesday III the Meth.
odist social hall before an interested
and enthusiastic audience
In addition TO the solo numbers
the program opened and closed with
well executed two piano numbers
arranged for eight hands.
Good work, which is to be eX-
pected from Mrs. Kenah's students.
was the rule, proficiency OF course
varying with the length of time the
students had studied. Perhaps the
most ambitious part of the pro-
gram was that presented by Gwen,
dolyn Bliss who not only played a
difficult group Of her own, entirely
from memory, but played the or-
chestral parts at the second piano
for the Concerto. G Minor" CJos-
eph Wagner, and participated in
the final number, the overture TO
"RoSamonde" (Schubert), arranged
for two pianos, eight hands.
The complete program is as tcl-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Schools
Churches
Camp Fire Girls
May Register
NoU For Camp

Camp Fire girls of the city as the
school year draws to a close, are be-
ginning to think longingly of Camp
Wolahi San Diego county's summer
camp at Lake Cuyamaca which
they are privileged TO attend by
reason of arrangements made with
the San Diego council.
This year FL Centro Camp Fire
girls may attend camp for the same
rates offered the San Diego mem
bers since the local board has made
up the additional sum charged for
the use of the camp by valley girls.
Camp bulletins and registration
blanks have already arrived and
may be obtained from Mrs. H. K.
McClimans, local secretary, at her
home, sol Brighton avenue.
Camp opens June % and closes
August 9. Miss Harriet Dively, San
Diego executive, will head the camp
again this year. Since the regis
tration is being filled so rapidly
Mrs. McClimans has advised these
El Centrans who plan to attend 10
fill out their registration blanks at
once
Mrs. McClimans has also received
notice of the San Diego counc'rs
grand council fire to DE held Sat
urday, May % in Mont yuma gar
dens, Balboa park, at 2 p. m. The
program is open TO the public and
several of the valley girls plan TO
be present.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20

by the dark blue accessories which
were worn with it, "A
Mrs. Ruth Johnson, sister of the
bride, was the only guest at the
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray are making
their home in Ell Centre at 1927
Main and hope later in the sum-
mer to take a wedding trip.
Mrs. Ray has been an active
member of Boyce Aten unit, AM
erican Legion Auxiliary, and hav-
ing made her home in the valley
for the past 20 years has many
friends. She is a graduate of the
Holtville schools, and the sister of
j. Sterling, Frank and Curt Oswalt,
all of Ell Centro
Mr.. Ray has made his home in
the valley for the past six years.
his parents living in Missouri. He
is employed by Ralph Engebretsen,
being engaged in the trucking bus
mess.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Eastside-Sunset
Meeting Tuesday
On Desserts

The spacious and delightfully."- cool
basement of the Dave Vencill home,
Holtville. was headquarters for the
meeting of Eastside-Sunset home
department The members gather
inc there at noon Tuesday for a
delicious pot luck luncheon.
Frozen desserts, the project Tor
MAY. had been prepared by various
members and constituted the des-
sert for the luncheon. Miss Flor
ence Glenn home demonstration
agent. discussed recipes and talked
on refrigeration
During the business meeting Mrs.
Webster discussed the petition for
local option; Mrs. Neidiffer, on that
to open county and cities to pay
patients. signatures being obtained.
Mrs. Ryerson demonstrated self
help garments for children.
1t was announced that next
months meeting is to be on main
dish meals from foreign lands and
that Mrs. Paris would prepare fried
rice, Mrs. Ferguson, chow mein and
Mrs. Little. tortillas and fried fri
ioles with cheese. Other members
will bring the vegetables and fruit.
At the close of the meeting Mrs.
Vencill served cantaloupes.
Those present were: Miss Glenn,
Mesdames Gladys Ferguson, Ethel
Kamm, A. c. Finney, p E. Ryerson,
Ida Little, Catherine E. johnson,
Lula P. Hancock, Addie Warner C.
L. Bishop, c. F. Paris, F. M. Fer
guson, L. Harman of San Diego, R.
B. Harman, L. E. Jessen, j. R.
Snyder. j. K. Fahring, B. L. Baker,
H. E. Stolker, Grace Webster, Lii
liam Neidiffer, Geraldine Schultz,
C. D. Allen, Doris Hill, c. c. Boyd,
Alice Chambers, L. M. Ferguson, w.
M. Williams, H o. Langston, II.
Hoy, Harry Williams, Dave Vencili,
Howard Vencill, w L. Perdley, 5. A.
Price.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
5ssg sssg Of Interest To Women 5s::s:.] 5::5
Society
Clubs
Social Calendar
WEDNE SDAY

W
P.-T.A. installation, 1880, Wilson
school.
Mt. Signal farm center, = MT.
Signal school
Watermelon growers, 1880, court
house.
City Council. 7:30. city hall.
Oasis lodge No. 664, F. and n.
NJ. 1880, Masonic temple.
Eagles, s, sos Broadway.
Troop 8, B.S.A, Scout hut.
Troop 5, B.S.A, Seeley.
Bachelors, 7:30, TOEg's
THURSDAY
Rotary club, Barbara Worth.
Emmanuel Circle. 2, First Baptist
church.
Pack 8, b., $3.50, Lincoln school.
10000 club, :, club house.
Junior club, :. club house.
B.P.O.E., No. 1925, 8, Elks hall.
l. V. Council No. "a, s. Masonic
temple.
1880 club. California hotel.
Townsend club. 1880. Wilson
school.
Troop Ia, B.S.A., Scout hut.
Lip reading class, :, high school.
NJ. E. choir, 1880, church.
Livingston recital, s, NJ. L. So
Cial hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20

lows: Two pianos. Festival Process
sion March tRathburm, Opal An
derson. Virginia Jones, Jack York,
Floyd Rogers; Song of Life dan
iels). Evelyn Mitchell; Moonlight
Selenade tTorjusSen), Opal Ander
son: Village Musicians Won Wilm 3,
Drolleries Won Wilm), Floyd Rog-
ers. Evening Star (TannhauseD o.
Low. Virginia Jones; Prelude, c
Sharp Minor CRachmaninofD, Jack
York. Bourree BACH, Larg o
Transcription by ParSonS), Handel,
Robert Tackett; Polonaise Chopin ,
BY Moonlight (BraSSin, Barbara
Ruth Henson; Concerto, G Minor
tJoseph Wagner, Lorine Linekin;
orchestral parts at the second pi-
an0, GWendolyn Bliss; Carnaval
Mignon Schultz, Prelude, Harle
gums Serenade, Columbine's La
ment, Punchinello; The Trout
Schubert -HelleO, GWendolyn Bliss;
two pianos, Overture To Rosamunde
tSchuberD. Lorine Linekin. Bar
bara Ruth Henson, GWendolyn
Bliss. Robert Tackett.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Rotary Club Has Gay Costume Party
At Heber Ranch Tuesday Night

From Halle Selassie to Diamond
Lii a motley throng invaded the
w. S. Fawcett ranch near Heber
Tuesday night when the FL Contro
otary club held its annual party
with members Of the board Of di-
rectors. headed by J. P. Greene,
president. in charge.
After the tempting dinner which
featured the traditional fried chick
EN-, short program Was presented,
written and directed by MI.
Greene.
An entertaining skit as produc-
ed which represented the various
political parties.
Club Program
An entertaining skit burlesquing
the claims Of the various political
parties was the opening number.
Harry Maddux played Uncle Sam
and the various parties appeared to
ask him to permit them to run the
country. J. p. Greene represented
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Summing Party A
Recent Affair

Younger set members were guests
recently OF Bill Christian, meeting
at the Ben Christian home for a
swimming party Saturday which
was followed by a barbecue and
dancing.
Those enjoying the young hosts
hospitality were: the Misses Doro-
thea Eiler, Katherine Tagg, Betty
Lemons, Betty Reid, Nancy Nc
Caslin, Ruth McClimans, Rita Pa
bares. Marjorie Hovey, Jacqueline
LaVine, Ruth Riddle, Mary Ann
Riddle, Marjorie Block, Elrose Ma
quar-, Marjorie Bowles, frankie
Nell Birkhauser; Messrs. Christy
Plemons, Kenneth BoWles, Bobbie
McCaslin, David Boyer, Warren
Rhodes, Jack Dubois, David Rob-
erts, Don Brock, Philip LaVine,
Heath Hovey, Kenneth Kenyon,
Wilbur McCaslin, Dale Hockett,
Phillip knight Jean Veliquette,
Harold Robinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Mrs. Tagg Heads
M. E. Missionary
Society

Mrs. A. r. Tagg is the new pres
ident of the Methodist Missionary
society as the result Of the election
Of officers featured at the meeting
Tuesday afternoon al the Frank I.
Shepherd home.
Other officers are. Mrs. Guy A.
Weakley, v.ce-presidant. Mrs. C. E.
Sones. recording secretary: Mrs. A.
McDougal. corresponding secretary:
and Mrs. N. A. Coatos. treasurer.
The program for the day CEN
tered on the opening OF mite boxes,
Mrs. Shepherd being in charge, as
sistd by Mrs. Tag and Mrs. w. w.
McEuen A playlet ard other num-
hers on this theme aEere presented.
Mrs. Ray jerks led the devotionals
and Mrs. A. D. Buttar- conducted
the prayer circle pror 10 the meet
ing.
This session the last until fall,
closed with the serving OF refresh
ments by Mrs. Shepherd.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20

the Republican party; G. E. Sones,
the Democrats; E. w. Schiller, the
Prohibitionists; M. j. Dowd, the
Socialists; w. w. McEuen, the Com
munists, and last but not least, j.
r. Fahs. in a lace gown and picture
hat, the Woman's party.
Uncle Sam turned the govern
nient over to the women and every
thing was moving very efficiently
until a mouse ran in front of Ma
dame President who screamed for
help and ran from the stage calling
out the marines.
Given Honor
The second skit was a takeoff
on Rotary directors meeting in
which Warren Currier, Percie
Thacker, w. S. Sylvester J. L.
House, Norman E. Dupont, John
Kepley, were summoned before the
board and charged with various ap-
propriate crimes. After consider
able discussion the board decided
to leave the matter to the Rotary
aims, and Mrs. Currier, Mrs. Thack-
er, Mrs. Sylvester Mrs. House and
Mrs. Dupont were asked to come
forward, the board permitting Mrs
Forrest E. KutZ, sister of John Kep-
ley, to act as his Rotaryann. The
RotaryannS were then given the
buttons awarded for 10 years at
tendance without missing a single
meeting.
Auction Conducted
Another event was auctioning OF
package, contents unknown
which finally sold for over 81 and
turned out to be a picture of DR.
Dupont at the age of q which was
given Mrs. Dupont.
Prizes for the costumes were
awarded to Mrs. Roy E. Breedlove
as Diamond Lii and to Mrs. r. H
MadduX in a bathing suit of the
gay nineties: to j. r. Fahs anc
Percie Thacker, as Halle Selassie
and his umbrella holding attendant
respectively, and to Harry Sones
as a Scotch lad. Judges were Mrs
Leroy Holt, Mrs. Mont j. Reid anc
J. P. Eyer.
M. J. DoWd was introduced as
new club president.
The remainder of the evening
was devoted to dancing.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Attending Baptist
Convention

Mrs. Harold E. Doty OF Ell Centro
is in st. Louis attending the North
ern Baptist convention in that city.
Mrs. Doty accompanied by Mrs.
Joybelle Lewis of Redlands, state di-
rector of World Wide Guild work
left a week ago by automobile for
Chicago where they spent a few
days afterward going on TO st.
Louis.
One of the interesting highlights
of the convention will be joint
meeting of the Northern Baptist
convention and the Southern Bap-
tist convention, both having picked
st. Louis as their meeting place this
year. Mrs. Doty and Mrs. Lewis
attended National Guild day last
Monday. They will return to The
coast about June l.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Livingston Pupils
Recital Thursday

Estelle Livingston will present
her pupils in recital Thursday al
8 O'Clock in the Methodist social
hall, a recital which viii De OF in
terest to her many friends since
it is the first given since she open
ed a studio of ner own last fall.
For Is years Mrs. Livingston was
associate teacher at the Academy
of Music, many of her pupils hav-
ing appeared in the JOINT Academy
recitals.
Students who will appear Thurs
day are: Georgette Pulenza. Paula
Ann Williams, Barbara Russell,
Forrest Dupont. Marjorie Watson.
Janet Thompson. Dorothy Hamil-
ton, Craig Strickland, Barbara
Marsh, Clara Pulerza. Doris Ches-
nut, Betty Smyer, Margaret Miller,
Eugene Todd. Louise Sonoda, Pearl
Sonoda, Joyce Sherwood, Dorothea
Eiler.
The young students will be as
sisted by Miss Melba Deets, So
prano who will sing II Baccio"
(ArditD.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Buffet Supper and Program For
Two Ten Thousand Clubs

Ten Thousand club members who
are in charge of the annual meeting
to be held Thursday night are plan-
ming to make it not only the pleas
antest OF meetings for their mem
bers, but also for their guests, hav-
ing invited the Junior club mem
bers for the affair
Accordingly they have planned a
program which promises To oe de-
lightful: they are to begin the
meeting with an appetizing buffet
supper after which only the briefest
Of business meetings will he con-
Quoted SO that plenty of time viii
be allotted for the program at which
Ritz Freeman Reardon of San Diego
will be presented.
Mrs. Reardon is a woman Of las
cinating personality, real Wit and
charm, and is well known in San
Diego for the delightful play snd
book reviews which she gives being
greatly in demand.
Mrs. J. B. McNeece is in charge
of the supper, to be served at 7
y ClOChs anu AAdS OlA AlCA GOIlllillNtSS
the following able hostesses whose
names assure the success of the
supper: Mesdames John W. Tyler,
w. H. Tyler, Jr., Donald w. Ketch-
en-, James H. Marshall, Ray For
shey, w. K. Volner. Paul A. Jenkins,
b A. Harrigan, Frank @. Beyschlag,
w. B. Havekorst, w. c. Costello, P.
A. Thaanum, A B. Hanson, R. c.
Clemons, H. G. Jones and John B.
McNeece.
Officers for the coming club year
will be installed. Mrs. Warren Cur
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
White Elephant
Party Enjoyed

Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S. Of j.,
enjoyed a white elephant bridge
party following the brief business
meeting Tuesday night in the Mas
onic temple.
Tallies and table appointments
were decorated with elephants and
each member had brought white
elephant, prizes being drawn from
the varied assortment in the order
of scores.
In contract Mrs. A N. Buckiin and
George w. Damron won the high
score prizes and in auction, Mrs.
Lon Cromer of Brawley and Ere
Lee of Brawley
After the card game the commit
tee for the evening served reflesh-
mentS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-20
Emmanuel Circle
To End Sessions

Emmanuel Circle of the First
Baptist church will end the year
at the meeting Thursday afternoon
at 2 in the church.
Mrs. J. A. Whitacre is in charge
CT the study or South India and
hostesses for the afternoon are Mrs.
]. A. Hudspeth, Mrs. Browder and
Mrs. Hugh Keating.