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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.

APARTMENTS-UN
1O09. RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. 8,
$40 $50 John i MsrshafRl ali pl. lnANN- ooAl -l'-
415 sth ST. SEC ROOMS AND BATH;
big yard; big porch. $50.
5509 9th ST: NV RMS, KITCHEN.
bath. elec. refrigeration. All outside rms.
S55, See janitor or Or call Metropolitan %
ner Monroe stl-2 rms. Kit: and bath.
sos: Refrigeration on house current; resi-
'eIs EAiS3pAEE Sryi1s H HAoNER & CO, INC. INC.
90s5-2nd floor; front. q rooms and bath.
$3.50 70 SS3:5o-LIy. RM;, BED RIM.
Also 1926 18th st. NV. Georgia 1883.
a5 3 ST. ME- ROOMS. BATH. s35;
English basement; rooms; bath; reduced
= ssS s0f bath Aims s55o North dsss
THE HAMPToN: l74o 18th N.Y.
kitchen; exposures. s.w.; $47 30.
1918 ST. NV. .ALABAMA-DEsIRAB
Also inns. kit. and bath. S57 30. Electric
refrigeration on house current; resident
RANDALL H HAdNER Z CO, INC. INC.
end AND WASHINGTON SITS. EDMONS-
ton. Md.-Apt; 3 large rooms; gas. electric
ity and heat furnished: S25 month.
4goI It ST, FW(s Nv ICON RooMs. KITGHENH ~:
E9oms: $50; automatic heat. Key at 4901
Biz CONN. AVE.-LivING ROOM. BED
snai.. fSSTS dinstte' nrS Kitchen bath and porch
1914 4th 81. NM LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms kitchen, bath; rrigidaire, gas, elec.,
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

5 RMS. BATH. DOUBLE GARAGE $50
furnished. $50 unfurnished No. II Balti-
more blvd. Cottage City. Nd.
5000 44th ST NW.-IN WESLEY
Heights. bed rooms: reasonable terms.
Call Emerson 1880. lis
FURNISHED (ANTIQUES OR UNFUR-
n1shed. particularly charming small house
near Dupont Circle: 3 bed rooms, baths.
3 nrepiaces, garden. garage. Phone Deca.
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ECONOMY APARTMENT,

5s11 7th ST. NV. NO. ,3-S42 50.
en-, Suilt.iri dinette. tile bath. built;in tub
and shower, screened rear porch. Frigid.
aire: equipped with Bryant Ess heatsr
iiO4 Il. CAFRrTZ. DIST. 00S0.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NNOlAShleCS1.l
Light. attractive double and three-girl
EESsns Essa also yasancisS reasonable rates
Year-around home. Convenient high and
Attractive rooms; open firepiaces;, recTe-
Heated garage. Shepherd 1865.
1908 N ST. .N.W.-Nicely furnished dou-
BILE and single rooms. refined atmosphere.
Excellent meals. Govt. or professional
s547 HERTFoRD PL,, NW-Unusuaily
delightful room. suitable two gentlemen:
available, Jewish family.
1919 10th ST. N.W.--Vacancy for young
woman. share room. 2nd floor. front. ad-
Joining bath; also vacancy for gentleman.
private bath and entrance.
3541 18th ST. N.W.-Large, double room,
next bath; excellent meals, prepared by
chef. Columbia 5049.
ROCK CREEK PARK-Double and single
ing. Adams 5965.
2015 10Th ST. N.W-Corner house. Sin
gle and double rooms. $40 and $40.
1941 BILTMoRE sT.-Nicely furnished
location. Columbia sc44. DeN'' '''e'eN'
2O13 kALoRAMA RD-Desirable rooms.
cont. h. w. unlimited phone service. Con-
yenlenk to car and bus.
2Oc6 COL, RD. Apt. 4O-Attrac. furnished.
small family: reasonable North 5l6S-J.
1854 MASS. AVE. NW-Double room for
two girls in refined home; beautiful and
convenient location; well heated
1922 N ST. N.W.-Attractively furnished
corner room; three windows; private bath;
good meals; suitable 2 or 3; also single TO-
WALBRIDGE HOUSE AND ANNExEs
1853 r ST N.W.-SINGLES DOUBLES
PRIVATE BATHS; PHONES IN ALL
ROOMS: ELEVATOR. INNER SPRING
MATTRESSES: IMMACULATELY CLEAN;
WIDELY SELECT1VE MENU; GYMNA-
SUM: PERSONAL LAUNDRY AND DRY
GL5EANING SERVICE; KITCHEN OPEN TO
LEGES = GOLF. TENNIS. SWIMMING.
RATES. S37 30 TO sos PER MONTH.
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It's SHERIDAN ST. NV.
ROOMS. bath. h.-w.h., garage: $50,
8 SUNNYSIDE RID,

8 SUNNYSIDE RD.,
SILVER SPRING. MD.
B rooms bath, electric refrigeration.
electric range. h.-w.h., 2 baths. garage;
S76.25.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS.
Washington Bldg. District e4s6.
1750 LANIER PL. NV.
Nine rooms. tive baths. oil heat. electric
refrigeration; in excellent condition; two
car garage. INSPECTION BY appointment.
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th st. NV. National 2S44. ?
1912 O. st., s;e~6-room brick. slee,
Io12 4th st. s.e-6-room brick. slse,
III. FRANK RUPERT, 1921 7th NV.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED
MICHIGAN PARK.

1014 UPSHUR ST NE.
porches det gsrase, Electric A fefrisersser hssse
uDshuF WN rent s75 SsI[ ~
col Invest. Bldg. Realtor. Dist. e0e2.
rooms. recreation. room. bath and shower.
eeggiIt-in garage. Available oct l. Potomac
ROOMS, BATHS 2-CAR GARAGE.
3319 3a19 Mas as ave NV; 500. sEHR7EsND.
1900 18th ST. NE. NEAR MONASTERY.
Corner brick, rooms. bath. h.-w.h., elec..
4ao 9Th / 5LATRENcE NW E.iInSdn. MILLS S.n axe,
bas ba9s I.DI3c, DECATUR N ST N.Y. W. ROOMS g
north 17fs snS psfE sEfisf Sds rooms slGsSs sna
'a.n' n'.~'ni Boss S. { &RGasf; PHELPS.
l417 st. NV. National e30O
NEAR N CAPITOL AND R. I. AVE. NV.
Back yaTd s5 5e0see ses ossgs sssssgns
81 ssr ss6 TW T.yior : eRe cS.vs Chase. ss Nd
see Il us e RYoN &c Co. Z Ysis Gpy n q fsRs ave.
NEAR, 4th AND R I. AVE. NE.-8 ROOMS
Phone National 097l for details.
yACANT-5235 sth ST Nw.-sEMI-pET..
oil burner. 2-car brick garage; newly deco.
rated Gentiles; adults; S75. Geo. 0179.
132 E ST. Sc. (NEAR NAVY YARDl-7
sGERs NssonaI hash s7a9 9~h' garage space; $780,
221 sth ST. NE ROOMS a BED
rooms). bath, hot-water heat, elec.. ga.
rage: $50: L. T. GRAVATTE. 729 18th
st. NV. National 0753.
ROOMS, BATH: CELLAR UNDER EN-
tire house; all modern improvements: $50
month. 2 New York ave. NV. Inquire
New York ave.
WOODBRIDGE D. C., 5000 goth NE
Beautiful Groom corner house splendid
condition. ami; S65. Available October
l or 10. Emerson S10S.
NEW DETACHED HOMES
Facing Washington Golf and Country Club
5 to 10 rooms, baths: large recreation
rms, maids rms, 2-car garage. oil heat,
large lawns; S125 Up with 12 months rent
in advance COR graduating scale). Natl.
$3.50.
715 SHERIDAN ST. NV,
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PORTT AND HOTEL.

Vermont ave. at Thomas Circle. SO per
week; hotel service. fresh towels daily; your
mail and phone calls attended to; shower
baths Walk to work. To-
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FAREWELL, $500 18th ST. NV.
rooms, dinette. kitchenette, bath;
Frigidaire on house current:
DOWNTOWN N-NICELY FURNISHED,
large bed-living room. kitchen. pantry; very
convenient; half block Woodward & Loth-
rop: $40 month. III 18th NV. Apt. /.
42s EMERSON 81. N.W.-TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. bath with shower, electric Tefrig-
orator; adults.
18th ST. HEIGHTE-3 LARGE ROOMS
with large Kitchen, dinette, bath and In.
closed sleeping porch: all exposures; heat.
electricity: 500 per month; adults. Phone
after pm. 0eorgiA 2e70.
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APT. 90. 1897 14th ST NW-Se2 so.
RIM. K1TCHENETTE. BATH
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. WEST 3053
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3217 CONN. AVE.

Modern Elevator Building.
9 rms. k, dinette. bath. rec. hall: sos
and $50. including all current.
DOWNTOWN-LOW RENT.
2-RM APT. S4O-3 RMS. $50.
Modern elevator bldg: convenient. The
Blair. 1921 NJ st NV. National 5437.
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FRONT APARTMENT.

OVERLOOKING SHERMAN CIRCLE.
GAO Buchanan st. NV. No. 207-S52 so.
Rec hall living room. dressing room,
Murphy bed bed room. kitchen and bath;
heat and hot water furnished.
14O4 K CAFRITZ. DIST. 90S0.
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THE ECONOMY APIS,

2OO8 18th ST. NV.
Q Rooms, Kitchen. Bath and Foyer.
ReSident Manager. Apt l.
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THE rVANHOE.

o4Oi iftn ol NV. .
ments of , rooms. kit. din. bath; high.
cool location: close to Rock Creek golf
course; / square east from 9Th and Sheri-
dan. then square north: S6a 80 to S67 so.
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th St. NV Met O1O0.
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H. G. SMITHY CO.,
Oh 1sth O. NJ VIZ Nr,.;>-., ron,

2115 WARD PL. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen and $40. o
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NICE. SECOND-NOOR ROOM. next to
bath in private home, convenient to bus
and cars: good meals. Col. 1025.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

20I WEST CUSTTs AVE, Del Ray. va
Pleasant fur. room near bus: minutes to
Pa ave-; Sl4 mo. Phi. Alex 3123-W. 1Os
LYON VILLAGE-Attractive room for con-
genial young man. $50 mo-; privileges;
meals optional Walnut 7006.
vile, for one or two adults. Apply 1888
Tth St NV
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
SINGLE. DOUBLE ROOM for coneenial
girls; nourishing meals; privileges; near
two bus line; S35-S40 month. Walnut
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AVAILABLE OCTOBER FOR REFINED.
quiet financially responsible couple only.
furnished including. twin beds; bed room.
living room. bath, kitchen. hall. The La
dollars on six months lease or possibly
longer. Address Box BILE. Star ofice.
The Washington times., 1936-12-09


FAUST. John, lot 9, $500; lot 10, 12.7!;
s2.S2: lot IA, &2.62; lot is. S2.S2; lot
1icALisTER, Hugh James, lot 10. sLss.
0L,ADMAM, =. m Harry E. and Elizabeth s.
FAUST, John, lot 25. S2.s2; lot 90 s2,s2.
TAGGART, VIM. Norris. lot 30, S2.62;
lot 81, $2.62.
DIAMOND, Louis, lot a7 ss.44
UNITED SECURITY co. OF WASH
w1TTsIE, charles G les H.' FI' lot lot, =, S2s14
PAUL, F. G. and Tilman, lot ~, $2.20;
lot IS, $2.2O.
FAUST. John, lot 81. S2.2O.
FAUST, Jennie, lot "a, s22O; lot S.
SQUARE 5511
kANDLE ESTATES, INC. lot l, S37.S6.
FAUST. John, lot 6, $2,04; lot Z. &2.O4:
8AEkEE' 1dt John s.' tr" lot s. $3.50;
SWEET, Ellsworth N, lot 10. SLIP.
FAUST, John. lot IS, &1.77.
cross R. D: lot 10, 11.77;
BARKER, John g.. tr.. lot 80, $6.so; lot
g. $500; lot Al, $500.
BOSTON. Chase s.. lot So, S1.77.
SQUARE 5513
FAUST, John, lot l, $3.s2; lot ., H.77i
NATL sAv1NGs AND TR. CO.. trs, lot
Z. s1.77: lot s, $i.SS.
BARKER, John s., .tr. lot 9, sL3O;
lot 10, $3.50: lot IL. $3.50; lot IS, $3.50.
RANDLE ESTATES INC, lot IA, 1858.
BARKER, John s., tr, lot is. $2S.9S;
lot Is. $3.50; lot Is. $3.50; lot 19. $3.50;
lot 90 $3.50; lot 81. $3.50; lot 29'
FLEETWOOD. John A. lot 80. 1884
RANDLE ESTATES INC. lot 81. $3.S4.
FAUST, John, lot SO, $1.56.
RANDLE ESTATES, INC, lot SO, $5.S6.
OTTE, Louis, lot "a, $1.56; lot S5. $1.56;
lot 36. $1.5S: lot 81, s1.56.
FLEETWOOD, John H.. lot 40, &SH
4S, $1.56.
FRASER, James s, lot lot 50, SIS.
FAUST. John. lot so. S1.56.
WELLER, H. Raymond, lot Sc, $1.77.
BELANGIA, w. Washington. jr, LOT
RANDLE ESTATES, INC. lot "A. s1.5s.
KEARFOTT. Mamie b, lot rs. 1856;
lot II, 1856 lot rs, 1856
SCOTT. Jas. H. lot 80, $1.56.
LEGGETT. H. B., lot SO. 1856
FAUST, Jennie, lot So. 1856; lot SO,
1855
FRASER, j. s.. lot 90, s1.5s.
BERGERON, w. T. lot 80, $1.56.
HAUSER. Harriet F.. lot 95. 1886.
BARKER: John s.. tr., lot 96, $3.50; lot
LUMPK1N. Jos. H, lot 80. s15S
FREEMAN, Samuel F., lot 1O2, $1.5s.
MICHENER, Jacob F., lot los. 1886.
HOLLAR, Jos. E., lot 1O6, $1.56.
GREGORY. John D.. lot 1oS, $156.
The Washington times., 1936-12-09

CONTINUED on NOzs PaEeS
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
Surprise ShouUer
For Mrs. O'Guin

A surprise stork shower was given
Thursday afternon at the M. II.
Hurst home, 8i5 Hamilton avenue,
Mrs. Hurst and Mrs. H. L. McDan-
iels being the hosteses and the
guest of honor, Mrs. Johnny OGdin.
the former Barbara Hurst.
Little Nancy Hurst, dressed in a
pink and white ruffled organdie
frock, wheeled in a huge baby car
riage decorated in the Easter theme
and filled with gifts.
Those present We're: Mesdames H.
S. Boals, Bryan Hurst, Walter Har-
ris, A. L. Nelson, Joe LaFrankie and
baby Margaret Andriotti, Jay
Steele, Elmer Creed, Gene Paris
and baby, L. C. Cole and baby, Mar
garet Noland, E. D. Kinds, Johnnie
Richards Ernest Page, Goble Hurst,
r. j. Smith, M j. Luckey, Maxine
Combs, Richard Hammer, E. Skipper
Wilfred Tyler, Leo Vaughn Hazel
Cope, Roscoe Edwards, Mildred
O'Guin, Eva Hurst, Don Mitchell,
w. F.. Hart, Vivian Philbrick, Win
ME Philbrick, the Misses Bernice
Bowen, Velda Percival, Ethel Hurst,
Bernice Hurst, Marguerite Hurst
little Nancy Hurst, Betty Jane
Hurst Jean Mitchell, Betty 10 Boals
Donald Roy Boals, Lee Reams. Jr.
and Shirley Creed
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCES
CHURCHES

Realty" is the subject of the les
son sermon on Sunday in all branch
es of The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Among the Bible selections in the
leSson-sermon are these verses from
Matthew And behold, one came
and said unto Him, Good Master,
what good thing shall 1 do, that
may have eternal life? And He
said unto him, Why callest thou me
good? there is none good but one,
that is. God: but if thou wilt enter
into life, keep the commandments.
:. The young man saith unto him,
All these things I have kept from
my youth up: what lack yet? Jesus
said unto him, If thou wilt be per-
feet, go and sell that thou hast, and
give to the poor, and thou shalt
have treasure in heaven; and come
and follow me. But when the young
man heard that saying, he went
away sorroWful for he had great
possessions.
A passage from Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy. states: 1T
is easier for camel to go through
the eye of a needle than for sinful
beliefs to enter nito the kingdom OF
heaven. eternal harmony. Through
repentance, spiritual baptism, and
regeneration, mortals put off their
material beliefs and false individual
itV"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27

Mexico was brilliantly described
by Mrs. Robert Hays for the Junior
Ten Thousand clubs Book section
at the meeting Thursday in the club
house.
Mrs. Hays has spent many months
in that country and has an intimate
knowledge of its people. its life, its
customs, as we'll as having an excel
lent background of history and lit
erature.
In her talk she described the
many beauties of the country, its
culture and the characteristics of its
people. Illustrating her points was
a fascinating collection of Mexican
art work and handcrafts, tiles, pot
terry. linens, jeWelry and other in
teresting objects.
At the conclusion of the program
refreshments were served, the tea
table being decorative with y CEN
terpice. a black bowl filled with red
roses and lighted by crimson candles
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
Meat Cookery Project Studied by
McCabe>Eucalybtts Center

women who had earned their 80
cents. or more for the club treasury,
recited the ways in which they had
gained the money, many ingenious
and amusing methods being told.
Thirteen dollars was turned in at
the meeting and the project will be
continued until all have contributed
their money.
Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Brock, Mrs.
HeWes, Mrs. Veliquette Mrs. Labru-
cherie were hostesses for the day.
Members present were: Mesdames
Jessie Dutton, S. E. Allen, E. A.
Jessup. Glenn Larry, Helen Sloan,
Raw jerks, c.. C. Marshall, Fred
Veliouette. c.. R. Clark, j. E. Brock,
j. P. LaBrucherie, George Austin,
G.. H. Lampkins, Evan T. HeWes,
Tom Allen. Alex McRae, j. R.
Southworth, R. w. HaWorth, Violet
Farmer, Fred w. Sunstrom, L. Sar-
lego. Denise LaBrucherie, Len Buc-
kel. Dewey Bucket, A. K. Swami,
Charles Hackleman, C. Thanner, C.
E. Daily, F. o. Rosenbaum, John F.
Waterman, Romeo c. Smith, Edna
Forester, o. B. Johnson, A. R. Tagg,
A. A. Moline, Hugh T. Osborne.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
ShoUer Honors
Mrs. ord

Mrs. Wesley Ford was guest of
honor at a charming pink and
white shower given Wednesday by
Mrs. Clarence Parsley, Mrs. Chick
Hayes. Mrs. A. L. Deem, the affair
taking place at the Deem home,
726 North Eighth.
Flowers and refreshments carried
out the color scheme of pink and
white and the packages received
by the guest of honor were wrap
ped in the same dainty hues.
Invited guests were Mesdames
Harris, Amet, Day, Bohn, Hannah,
Houck, Clevenger. Horton, Ander-
son, Smith, Taylor. Kaufman, Phil
lips, Jones. Hancock, Freen, Kihns,
Marsh. Jess Phillips, Tony, English,
Knight, Stone, Miss Juanita Day,
Miss Imogene Deem, Miss Theda
Deem.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
CHURCH OF NAZARENE
Eighth and Orange

Sunday climaXes the revival cam
paign which the Parks Hawkins
Quartet has been conducting.
The Sunday school opens at 9:45.
The superintendent, Mrs Hazel
Bliss, has arranged for Mrs. A. Parks
to give a message for the boys and
girls.
At $50 D. m. the Juniors, Inter
mediates, and Young People have
their gathering.
There will be evangelistic services
at II a. M, 2:30 p. m. and 730 p. m.
The afternoon service will be of help
to all that attend. The message will
be on The Several Gifts of the
Holy Spirit" A great service is eX-
pected at 7:30
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
Assam Theme OF
Program

Assam was the theme for the
missionary program enjoyed Thurs
day by Emmanuel Circle of the
First Baptist church.
Mrs. Margaret Radcliffe vas in
charge of the program and the
girls in her Sunday school class
were presented, various ones read
ing papers on phases of the work
in Assam.
A group of folk songs was given
by the girls, directed by Mrs. Dor
othy Armstrong who also played
the piano accompaniments.
Mrs. P. A. Looman of Bisbee. Ari-
zona was a special guest of the
Circle and spoke briefly on Our
Great Baptist Heritage"
A business meeting was held and
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
JOHNSON CHAPEL A. NJ. L.
CHURCH
Rev. H. Hayter, pastor.

Rev. H. Hayter, pastor.
a. m, prayer services.
GAS church school, j. c. Fair,
superintendent.
IL a. m, preaching by pastor, sub
ject THE Healing Shadow"
p. m. the following missionary
program will be sponsored by Mrs
A. E. Prince: song, Jesus Calls
U.s.; prayer, Miss B. Bright, song,
More About Jesus; Scripture, Mrs
Prince; song, IF Jesus Goes With
Me-; paper, American Church In
stitute for Negroes, Mrs. w. A.
Jackson; solo, Pass 1t On, Mrs. M
P. Hubert; paper on missionary
work by Mrs. Stocks; poem, "Shar-
ing, Mrs. Ruth Sims; collection,
music; remarks by president OF
missionary, Mrs. L. Counts and
pastor; invitation song, Il Will
Arise and Go To Jesus; closing
song Nov the Day Is Over
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
IMPERIAL COMMUNITY
CHURCH
March %. 1896

Sunday Bible school at GAS a.
m. A good class and a big well
come for all
Morning preaching service at
II. Rev. H. Fravel, pastor, will
speak on the subject, "The House
hold of God" A gospel truth
reading presented by its author,
Mrs. Campbell of Los Angeles, Will
be a special feature of this service.
Junior and Senior Christian En-
deavor services at $50 p. m. "a
joint meeting this week..
In place of the evening preach
ing service at 7;30 the ladies or
ganization of the church will pre-
sent pageant entitled, THE Lost
Church" Admission free, but an
offering will be received for mis-
sions, that other communities may
have the Church of Christ.
Bible study in Ephesians We'd
nesday night at 7:30.
Fireside Fellowship radio broad
cast over KXO Thursday night at
7.30.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
Uo Hostesses
Glue Party

Mrs. Richard Haas and Mrs. Ray
Forshey entertained Thursday with
a dessert bridge party at the For
shey home on Vine avenue, the af-
fair being a surprise shower for
Mrs. Leo A. Magee.
High score prizes went to Mrs
King and Mrs. Jacobs, the guest
list including Mesdames Bert Faw-
cett, Melvin o. King, T. G. Handy,
A. B. Hanson, Lee Nuffer, Joe
Thompson, Lorene Thurlow, Theo-
dore B. Reynolds, Clark Jacobs, S.
C. Scouller, Willard Shroyer, Wal
ton Johnson, Clarence Polzine. John
Wells and Mrs. Magee.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
Edited By ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Presbyterian Church Has Annual
Meeting Thursday Night

one of the best attended in its his
tory.
Highly satisfactory reports were
given from every department and
the treasurer's report showed an
increase in receipts above the prev
ious year.
The congregation voted to go
ahead with the plan to raise funds
for the church organ which will be
purchased at some future time.
Election of trustees and elders
followed. Elders are S. P. Holiday,
Elmer Heald and Leslie Carle, all of
whom were chosen to succeed them
selves.
Trustees elected are: F S. Wilby,
w. F.. Hart, Laural Ferguson, Mrs.
Forrest E. Kutz, Mrs. F. H. Mitch
ell, Mrs. Ferguson and j. H. Burritt.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27

McCabe Eucalyptus home depart
ment studied meat selection and
cookery at. the meeting Thursday at
the Hugh T. Osborne ranch.
Mrs. Lampkins and Mrs. Allen.
project leaders for the day, were il
charge of the morning session, ex
planning how the different cuts of
meat should be cooked, pointing out
those cuts on a large chart. Dry
heat cooking was demonstrated and
the delicious meats prepared were
used for the luncheon, members
finding the discussion we'll prepared
and of educational value.
In the afternoon the business
meeting was conducted and pro-
gram followed, Mrs. George Austin
reading a paper on the New Deal
and its relation to women. Those
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Seventh and Orange Ave.


Harold E. Doty, Th. B., pastor
All departments of the Bible
school convene each Sunday morn
ing at GAS. A. A. Moody, superin-
tendent. Glasses for all ages.
Morning worship and sermon at
IL a. m. The pastor will preach and
announces as his subject, An Evi-
dence of Discipleship.' The choir
of the church under the direction of
Frederic Rapson will render special
music.
Three groups of B.YPU. meet
each Sunday evening at $50 High
school and junior college group in
the social hall, topic, Things For
Which We Stand" Miss Sybil
Shipp, leader.
Evening worship at 7:30 with SER
mon by the pastor, subject, Getting
A Thrill Out of Religion Special
music and two vital prelude ques-
tions answered.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
ReserUe Officers
Military Ball

One of the most colorful social
events of the year is the annual Re-
serve Officers Military ball, sched-
uled this year for Saturday night in
BraWley at the Del Rio country club
Each year one city in the valley
has the honor of being host for the
occasion and this year it is Braw-
ley's turn, members in that city
planning to eclipse all previous
parties.
The affair is formal and the Re-
serve Officers in their uniforms and
the women in their evening gowns
make a brilliant picture. Each couple
is permitted to invite certain num-
ber of guests to the affair and a
number of distinguished coast visit
ors are expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

Church school convenes at 9:3C
a. m.
At the 10:45 a. m. worship service
Rev. E. K. Latimer, minister, will de-
liver the fifth in series of six SER
mons ON the life of Christ, the sub
ject being. by What Authority Does
Jesus Call To Discipleship.'
AT 7:30 p. m. the final message OF
the series, THE Greatest Com
mandment."
Beginning Palm Sunday, Rev
Claude C. Jones will be the pulpit
guest for the week, bringing a series
of Passion Week devotional mes
sages.
Thursday night, April 8, the con-
gregation will participate in Can
delight Communion service.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
FIRST LUTHERAN

"The Great Enmity of the Natura
Heart Against God" will be the ser
mon topic by the Rev. Jos. Galam-
bos at the First Lutheran church
meeting at Tenth and Holt at 10:3C
a. m.
Sunday school and Bible class
meets at 9:30 a. M, studying THE
Suffering of Jesus Christ for Our
Sins"
Mid-week Lenten service every
Thursday at p. m.
The Lutheran church is on radio
station KXO every Sunday at 1890
p. m. with message of hope.
Confirmation classes meet on
Monday and Thursday at 3:45 p. m.
to prepare for church membership.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
CHURCHES INVITE ATTENDANCE
Services at the Following Places of Worship

joins in the "Go-to-Church Move
ment" in which several of the Ell
Centro churches are joining during
the pre-Easter period.
Church school at GAS a. m. The
second of the series of talks on the
events of Christ's last week will be
given.
At the Senior Christian Endeavor
meeting, at $50, Sheriff Robert w.
Ware will give a talk.
Intermediate Endeavor meeting at
the same time
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-27
Enfertains For
Birthday

Surprise parties are not always
successes but that given Thursday
by Mrs. Leslie Harrington in hon.
or of Mr.. Harrington's birthday
anniversary proved to be COM
pletely successful, the honor guest
having no idea of plans for the
affair until the guests arrived.
Bridge was played during the
evening, Mrs. James H. Marshall
and C. T. Gilkinson winning the
prizes Mrs. Harrington served
supper after the card game