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OFFICES eoR ReNr

ROOM FOR RENT-SUITABLE CHIROPI-
dist or masseurist: excellent opportunity.
Inquire manager. Hotel Raleigh.
PRIVATE. OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN
attractfvely Turn. suite; telephone, steno-
graphic service optional 41O Hill Building
LIE DROrT BLDG. sOO-sI0 F ST. NV
Large, bright rms. suitable for ofices.
shops: SIS mo. and UP. Apply Room TO-
GOOD OFFICE ADDRESS MAY HELP
YOUR BUSINESS.
Mail and telephone service IS month;
prominent ONCE bldg. Address Box 46-W.
Star ONCE.
1920 K ST. NV.
Approx. 23xs2 IT. Heat furnished.
Lease, $3.50 month.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg. District p4s6.
MONEY WANTED.
WILL SELL SIS, 900 FIRST-TRUST 81
notes secured on nearby improved income
real estate worth four times notes. A splen-
did. safe investment. Principals or attor-
neys attention. Box 219-x. Star ONCE.
! HAVE A CLIENT WHO WANTS TO BOR-
row So. 900 for three years, $4,000 Sc
cured by frst MORTGAGE on one piece Of
on another piece valued at $4,000 and
will pay 81 interest. M. D. CAMPBELL,
5l9 Woodward Bldg.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

NOUmtIhsuc0,I
e ACES oass s94h sSgsssa sas5S SA1S HaGE %s;
I'LL, Ill ACRES 3P pRETTY LAMP ON CE:
GOOD sood room house. . City % eiectricity; beSa:
tiful shade. fine orchard, spring and
san, i,dT. mile fESm nice WITH ns nns
su'iss ssos g. ts Shas n's
ever q Fass ces Ss
a. The e,td ssa q Columbia pike. Phone Alex
small acreage or. equipped dairy or stock
ferns & or snail snail chi chicken ranch hsve svs,! 2S9
10 i. seTsi % 5000, Most p these places
ene hsFd sepia !e.ds mss SasSs ana
nandsls SaTfa5 shs end
s69-J-l. Address Alexandria. Route 8.
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
1a6sacre Blue Grass dairy or stock farm
plete farming equipment 1880 tractor
and all necessary modern farming machin-
cows. Is heifers. pure.bred bull; all Guern,
horses. This is one of the best watered
farms in Loudoun County; % acres in
beautiful oak timber; Groom modern
% %adea4ats ts o1tbuiidines: hh IS % house sem %one-fourth
mile from State highway; $50. 900; terms.
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY.
East Falls Church, Va.
Falls Church 6S.
so ACRES GOOD LAND. GOOD HOUSE. z
rooms. baths e porches). electric lighted; ;
large basement barn. 40x60 it.. excellent
well water In deep flint rock; water in al
helds; IS acres Of large OAK timber: IL
miles from Wsshirngtcsna; sH1rs t0o D G.
LEWON r. SMITH.
Peacock's Station. Vienna. Va, Route l.
NEAR OXON HILL-LIVABLE s-ROOM
If modernized shade trees; acres, $4,000;
10 acres $6.500. Priced for immediate
sale.
Also Choice Building Sites.
PERRY F. SKINNER,
Route =. Box BOB. Anacostia. D. c.
:I5 ACRES+S4,O 600.
large chicken houses. barn. orchard
5-room hcuse.- Erwin REALTY CO.. call
l45 ACRES; 30 MINUTES BY MOTOR
from city: Fairfax Co: fine SOIL all in
grass, excepting 30 acres timber. s-room
dwelling, electricity: fine old trees, wonder
full views: barns. other outbldgs.; orcnaro,
springs and stream: fences good conoltion'
$40 500 Met 3446. Adams 1872. q. w.
SUMMERS 1871 H st. NV
EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM-Sl4 800.
Shipping to Washington from barn scor-
ing 9S and cows scoring ~: TINS deslranie
farm OF ll5 acres will be sold with lVe
stock. implements. equipment leeo sn9
crops. for greatly reduced price Coco
r d LILLE CO.,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.

COUNTRY PROPERTY WANTED.
COUNTRY HOMES AND FARMS, PAR
ticularly low-priced farms for Washington
commuters; also houses in Takoma and
nearby suburbs. r. D. LILLE CO.. 264
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
IF IT IS A FARM OR COLONIAL HOME
you want, see B. z. WHEELER & CO..
Charlottesville. Va.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

/ -
sE copper Suffers. % ETC; %built-i1i garage. large
finished game room; N restricted section
snd AfSsaa1ist %sssinaten nr0as S9s~
able terms j. LEE PRICE. Telephone
bungalow: ami. Elassed: in sgno porch; close lose
month: Greenwood Isle
TO CoLoREp-BEAuTIFUL BUNGALOW;
b.; oak floors, cellar, Frigidaire; 1oox75.
terms $500, cash: S45 g., me-: price, price So95 ;959
or daytime Met. 4151. 10.
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR SCHOOLS; SCH
caTendoh hDPy Sa ct OF ds sf csF seFiR Hyan
down TO BE HAP
SHTsa0T SV Prce fon'ss ssb feet srSom Sa neT ams
ssHsf'Ssk bf,sk ~ sIY s?s!s mSssSa
others cttis 'Hsn'D from $4,000 to Sis,5oo. See
ABBOTT H. BERSE, 1866 N, Glebe rd..
corner N. Wash. blvd, Arlington. Va.
Clarendon 791.
5;se 5kooM SS5 ssI9 .rGs oN LOT aS1sss 5Ss
ealow. sleeping porch double garage; larse
g. SSsSs 15n{ {Tsssi ssss $3.50: Phone MRS GORDON
7;RooM HOUSE, AM. AsMJ.o oo CLOSE TO 70
guTeRassd ike rent. tx,ngzis sxRINE T.. 1Nc hone m
SALE OR RENT
New briek nSms nSrcbea oil saoTes D1Tn
and buses; eorFMsR 1PsS fsfalnfiY REAhTY CO.
S4O3 Georgia Ave. shepherd 4l23.
l00-FooT FRONT ON HIGHWAY. NEAR
Alexandria; 2-story brick with x,sn pans, etsan;
heat fireplaces; bargain $4,000. Decatur
3i2 ACRES? RooMs-S6 600.
on macadam road; room; hqilow-tlle,
house rooms pms, and bath haa sst
Electricity High elevation. Woods and
stream. Frontage also on, county road.
Good neighborhood School bus. Terms.
R. D, LILLE CO.. 264 Carroll ST.. Takoma.
Georgia 5000.
SAND PIT. FINE WHITE BUILDING
sand; on I3-acre tract, between Baltimore
and WASHINGTON, only half mile from bou-
leyard Has RAILROAD SpqT g Only IS. $1,000; 600
roll ST. Takoma. Georgia 1900.
> ACRES, 10 ROOMS. $1,000.
About 10 miles D. c.. good road almost
to door; Well-built house. needs some pine re-
Trade for small house north of Wash
ington. Georgia 1901.
COUNTRY STORE AND POST OFFICE.
- 81 10 acres OF ground. PROSPEROUS Sectlon.
Howard County. Post once earns about
$500 per year. Room to provide small
living quarters; $500: terms. R. D.
LILLE CO.. 264 Carroll ST.. Takoma
Park. Georgia 1900.
IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PRESI-
dents plan--for low-cost housing-am
building Groom homes with l "a baths,
oil heat. slate roofs fine appointments.
at S21.6S per month. with good cash pay
ment For particulars phone Walnut 5000.
So. .750-OWNER WILL SACRIFICE NEW.
t-room brick; choice location. 1Oc bus. A
real bargain for quick sale.
RALPH GRAIN. 4399 Lee Hgwy. Wal. $3.50.
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SABOTAGE.

VoO-SOA 41AN<c.
rooms and bath: cleo; ami.
f.. ChesterbroOk. Va.
Call Clarendon S45-F-o.
tached house: Z r. & b.: h.-w h: cleo; gas;
20 minutes by bus; school within 1 block:
S42.50.
HI COLEMAN CO..
1910 I st. NV. Met. 3sss
ATTRACTIVE UNFURNTSHED HOUSE AND
> acres. on road to Great Falls. Va. z
miles from Va. end of Chain Bridge. z
light weIl-arranged rooms, newly deco
rated. and bath. h.-w.h.. elec. light elec.
range and refrigerator shade trees and
HERMAN E. GASCH,
923 18th st. NV Natl. 1854.
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3 FOUR-FAMILY BLDGS.-S39. 500
lSOI-5-9 Good Hope Road Sc.
Newly finished buildings containing g. and
4-room apis Rental. $4,000 annually.
Built on corner lot, zone. first commercial
Facing a 12O-ft. boulevard. No mainte-
nance. Tenants furnish own heat. Builder
must sacrifice in order to raise cash. For
further information see Mr.. Towbes.
CAFRITZ.
14O4 X st. NV. District 90s0
15G REAL ESTATE INCOME INVEST
ment Chevy Chase. D. c.. on $4,000 cash
over first trust. Brokers' attention. Full
TON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV.
District $3.50
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OUTSTANDING BUYS.

Beautiful new corner apt. BLDG. fire.
proof and modern: 81 units: rentals over
investment; reasonable cash payment.
Corner apt. bldg. 80 units: good NV.
section: all outside rms: rentals, $4,000:
'''0e' ANTON KoERBER.
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Sc 75Q.

r. MARYLAND AVE. NE.
g rec lth. brick. electricity: located
on ul thoroughfare, Will make
an ide ,e or investment. Inspection
by appc mt only. For further informa-
'''ii4 i46i Il st. cAiFiRrrz. Dist eoso.
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FOR SALE

FoUR-FAMILY APARTMENT: price rea-
sonable: adjacent to Eastern High School.
1919 A st. ne Groom and bath apart
ments. rear yard.
153Q Eve At NV District 2O29.
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MARYLAND FARMS

S45OO-75 acres, s-room log house
bank barn. other buildings. in good condi-
ton: plenty OF fruit, large pond. Terms or
'faSs 81 AcREsgMoDERN AZ fssy paeIeEaN DAIRY BARN
$1,000 for this attractive hillside farm;
large. modern dairy barn ana Sllo. S-room
dwelling in excellent condition with full
cellar. furnace. poultry houses; very fertile I'll
lace age and railroad. Additional land and
'OU'' iSs AcREs-s35OO
somewhat neglected; some good timber,
IS seVeAs! AcREsMMopERN sc!RSEssssaRMiopERN 1o-RooM HOUSE
ings and large poultry houses, but the fea-
ture Of the place is the large, modern resi-
toilet INV, heat; beautiful trees: macad-
n.a r nsm. 0Ga' IN dona f' Tes o man s:ss
rAfN OLD 81 Ssis5 STONE House. ACRES.
in IN I5es; about half o{ land covered with
'siss IS TSaa asogs Riss & COUNTY
fT. piece Of LAND Hoas sso sae5
S-room house with bath. large. bank barn,
tenant house; mscadsm road. Il mile rail-
'0i IarTe % dairy G farm eane new dairy barn. bank
barn and silo: , houses: $40 0o0:-5on-
acre tobacco farm. u miles: lot Of timber.
acre:-fne river farm. go acres; good
house. lot of outbuildings: main pike, 16
miles. $50 per acre;-dairy and other
farms. fully equipped
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll ST. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
SIS acres OF productive land. all clear.
Especially adapted for tobacco growing.
Improved by a substantial frame dwelling
and all necessary outbuildinss; On hard
Price. $500. Send for catalogue.
MD.-vA. FARM AGENCY
Munsey Bldg. BALTIC. Md.
s ACRES FINE LAND. GOOD sIx-ROoM
house. practically new. garage. nice spring
stream. excellent well. within $50 yards
of highway: electricity and telephone avail
able: II miles from Washington; price.
So 10000. Easy terms.
H. B. MITCHELL.
Phone 135.,, Or call Herndon. Va.
Phone s37-F-2l. Falls Church. Va.
2s1-ACRE FARM NEAR HIGHLAND. HOW
ard Co: lies beautifully: fertile land: res-
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r. D. LILLE co.

ard Co: lies beautifully: fertile land: res
sonably priced. r. B. PUE g. Co.. . Easi
Lexineton ST.. Baltimore.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
8 rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat elec-
tricitv gas. garage: two blocks street car;
$3.50; terms. ERWIN REALTY CO.. call
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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
South America
Described At
Session

South America was the theme
for the interdenominational mis-
sionary program given Tuesday
night in the local Methodist church
with the society Of that church
in harge.
Mrs. W. w. McEuen was the
speaker and told of conditions in
South American countries of a few
years ago. of changes which have
been made and of the progress
in the position of women and
children in those countries.
Illustrating her talk by means
Of a large map, Mrs. McEuen de-
scribed each country, its geogra-
ply. population, climate and con-
ditions affecting women and chill
dren.
Mrs. p. A Murray was heard in
a charming vocal solo; Mrs. F. D.
Jacobs conducted the inspirational
deyotions and the Rev. A. D. But
ters pronounced the benediction.
Representative from the other
city churches were present to en-
Joy the program and the social
hour which followed during which
refreshments were served. Mrs.
Jacobs and Mrs. A. R. Tagg pour
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
RehearsaIs Begin
For Operetta

Although rehearsal for ASK the
Professor have Just begun, this OPP
eretta promises to be one OF the
finest ever given by the music de-
partment of Central high school.
The performance viii be given in
little short of two weeks in the high
school auditorium and the produc-
ton will feature not only delightful
music but special dance routines.
Margaret Louise Miller and Janis
Aubrey. Wooda Blesy dancers, will
do a toe dance; virginia Lander
man and Carroll Smith will present
minuet. and such dances as the
old fashioned quadrille will be pre-
sented.
Carroll Smith and Barbara Hor-
ton play the leads. others in the
production being Melba Deets, Don
Withrow. Edgar Williams, Barbara
Hatch. Virginia Landerman, Lorna
Hammerson, Echodell Wilson, Mar
garet Peddicord. Genevieve Moody,
Alice Combs, Gertrude Kathriner,
Betty Shaw, Jerry Blackard, Bessie
Marie Daily. A chorus of singers
connnIpfpS this cast
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Magnolia uIberry
Studies Uses Of
Sour Milk

Magnolia Mulberry home depart
ment met Tuesday with Mrs. The
odore Manner to take up the study
of sour milk cookery, the recipes
prepared being served
In the afternoon a business meet
ing was conducted during which
plans were made for the cake and
pie walk TO be featured at the farm
center meeting On Friday, proceeds
TO be used in All club work.
Miss Florence Glenn, home dem
onstration agent, discussed the use
of sour milk and cream and their
place in the diet.
Those present at the meeting
were AIesdames r. E. Gonder. Gra-
ham Elmore, George Boaden, George
Kruger. Douglas Teel, r. Weling-
ton. A. G. Jones. E. S. Jones, Tack
er. c. H. Silliman, l.. Kretz, Kath-
crime Shank, Elmer Guynes, A.
Woelke. NJ. Buell., P. Allgire, d.
Phegley, Theodore Manner, Miss
Kretz. Justine and David Woelke,
Bonnie Jean Taecker, Patricia
Shank. George Guynes, Marjorie
Boaden. Barbara Jean Buell. and
Gordon Manner
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Glass Hon0rs
e0cher

Each year Mrs. Jess E. Simpson
has a real birthday celebration
for a group Of students whom she
taught in the sixth grade in the
BraWley elementary school give an
annual party in her honor, the
students now being in BraWley
high school
This years party took place
recently at Mrs. Simpsons home,
t445 Adams avenue. FL Centre, the
students coming even from River
side.
These present were Virginia At
well. Margaret Clark, Airline Nev~
ems, Jane Cubbin, Hanna Saka-
meta, Marjorie Pierson, Pauline
Sharp, Wanda Lesner, Virginia
Blue. Gertrude Keller, Margaret
Zeigler, Mary Sato. Joan Kalin,
Eva Sakamoto, Halle Riley, Ar
thur Maurer, Warren Rogers, Don
aid Leedom, Dick Ellsworth, all
o. Brawley and Eva Johnson OF
Riverside.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Many To Attend
Club Luncheon

Judging by the many advance
reservations the bridge luncheon
Thursday at the Ten Thousand
club will be one of the most pop
ular of the entire season.
AS it is to be the final event
the committee in charge has made
plans for a special luncheon which
will be served at the tables instead
of in the usual buffet manner.
The committee is also catering
to parties and has made arrange
ments so that players may pivot
or progress, prizes being awarded
the winners in each group.
In addition the grand prizes
for the years tournament are 10
be awarded.
Luncheon will be at l o'clock
and reservations may be made with
the committee of which Mrs. S.
A. Dempster is chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Four Caiipotrians
Party Hostesses


CALIPATRIA--A lovely bridge
luncheon was given at the Planters
hotel in Brawley Saturday after
noon with Mrs. D. D. BroWnell, Mrs.
@. c. Browneu, Mrs. Vance Wilson
and Miss Adella Travers as CO.
hostesses.
Spring was TIE theme of the party
and many lovely flowers were used
for decorations. FaVors were sach-
cts Of rose petals.
Those invited were Misses Julia
Riley. Marion DiXcn, Ruth Asbury,
Catherine DetWeileT, Elizabeth Det-
weller. Grace Meuller, Eleanor
Lechler. Roberta Rhyme, Marian
Hughes. LoIe montgomery, and Mes
danes J. Z. Russell, w B. Dixon,
L. L. Lyerly. Robert Sperry, O. w.
Holmes. z. Z. Grosvenor, @. Roy
Thompson. J. J. Farmer, J. H. Har-
ris. Ralph Butler, G. A. Sperry, J.
A. Wallace, Earl Holmquist, r. T..
Leggett. L. W Eddins, W. w. Smith,
Arthur Williams. Frank Grubel,
Tracy Sorensen, Frank Hewet,
Frances Heath, c. O. HOober and
Helen Eetzley Of Calipatria; Mrs.
H. H. Brandt and Mrs Herbert
Haskins OF BraWley; Mrs. T. M.
Montgomery and Mrs. J. P. Hobbs
of inland, Mrs. r. w. Ware, Mrs.
Elmer Heald and Mrs. Walter Have
korst Of FL Centre: and Mrs. J. w.
Scott Of Westmorland
In contract, prizes were won by
Mrs Heald. Mrs. Holmes, and Mrs.
Holmquist. Mrs. Russell and Cath
crime DetWeiler won prizes in auc-
ton. Hostess prizes were drawn by
Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
Heath and Marian Hughes.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Business Women
Enjoy Meeting
In Imperial

El Centro Business and Profes-
sional Women enjoyed a trip TO
Italy at their meeting Tuesday
in the Imperial community hall
with F. w. Henselmeier Of that
city as the speaker.
Mrs. Henselmeier described a
trip he took to Italy. telling Of
the many art treasures, scenic
beauties and spots of historic fame
which he saw and which should
be included on the list of any
traveller to that country. Par
ticularly interesting was his de-
cription of his visit to the Vatican
and his audience with the Pope.
F. o. McGaughey OF Imperial
accompanied at the piano by Car
men Gibson, delighted the group
by singing 'Mandalay' and Lon
donderry Air.
Mrs. Evalyn B. Westerfield read
an illuminating paper on the pro-
posed single tax amendment; OPP
posing its adoption. Mrs. Wester-
telQ Is state cndlIulall VI lSSlo41
ton.
A short business meeting was
conducted during which plans
were made for an informal din
ner to be given April s at the
Barbara Worth hotel in compli-
ment to E. Louise Jolly, state
chairman of membership who will
visit the valley.
The program was preceded by
a special chicken noodle dinner
served by the women of the Com
munity church.
Imperial members of the club,
Merta Thompson, Carmen Gibson,
Lucy Adair ana Vera Grant were
responsible for the success of the
pro gram
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Entire Nos Board
Plans Dance

Entire Nos club members viii have
their annual dinner dance, the clos
ing event Of their season. on April
IA. in the Ten Thousand club house
Members Of the executive board are
hosts and that group met Tuesday
TO make preliminary events for tins
party
Members Of the committee are Mr.
and Mrs. Charles a. Bratton. MI
and Mrs. James H. Marshall Nj
and Mrs. Leslie Harrington, Mr. ana
Mrs. Carl Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
@. Beynon. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Q.
Beynon. MI and Mrs. J. @. Mat
toX. MI. and Mrs. Nelson Correu.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Social Calendar
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Missionary program, 1880, First
Baptist church
Medical committee. 1880, Barba-
ra Worth.
g ct 40, s, 7, Dunlack hotel
Card partg. 7:30, Acacia COM
munity center
City c0urciI, 7:30, city hall
Oasis lodge No. 664, F. and A.
NJ, 7:30, city hall
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway
Troop 3, B.S.A., Scout hut
Troop 5, B.S.A., Seeley
Choir practice, 1870, Presbyter-
ian church
VIEW, 8, Veterans hall
THURSDAY
Rotary club, Barbara Worth
Bridge luncheon, l, 10000 club
Pack 3. $3.50, Lincoln
B.P.O.E. Nc. 1925, Z, Elks hall
RAM. No. 1O9, s, Masonic tenn
pie
20-30 club, California hotel.
Townsend club, 7:30, Wilson
school.
Troop Ia, B.S.A., ScoutA'hut
Lip reading class, 7, high school
Old time dance, $3.50, Veterans
hail
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Visits Daughter

Calipatria-Mrs. NJ. H. Hamilton
of Pasadena visited her daughter
Mrs. Vance Wilson, a few days last
week. Sunday the Wilson's and
Mrs. Hamilton drove to Palm
Springs where they met MI. and
Mrs. R. H. Johnson and daughter
Betty. for a picnic. Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs johnson are sisters. Mrs.
Hamilton accompanied the john
sons back to Pasadena.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Comnletes Coursc

McCabe - Miss Edna Wagner
completed her course at the nurses
training school at the san Diego
county hospital Saturday. She came
to the valley with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Paris and her brother-in-
law. to spenG II couple Of days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
WAGNER. before she started 10 work
as a graduate nurse
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Hosts At Recent
Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. T. HickcoX were
among those hosts whe entertain
ed friends prior to the Experiment
al theatre production of East
Lynne. Monday, inviting friends for
cocktails at their home, later hav-
ing dinner at the Barbara Worth
and enjoying the play in Wilson
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Club Entertained
By Mrs. King

MRS Melvin o. King, Sos Olive.
was hostess Tuesday evening TO
her bridge club, members enjoy
ing a snappy game Of contract and
the refreshments served by Mrs.
King.
Prizes were awarded TO Ms.
Bert Fawcett. Mrs. Clark Jacobs
other members and guests present
being Mesdanes Neil G. Neal Cav
in. Lee Nuffer, Ray Forshey, Leo
A. Magee, T. O. Handy.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Clnh Hosts

McCabe-The Pinochle club met
this weekend at the home OF MI
and Mrs. Earl Northrop High
score was won by c. L. House ana
Mrs. Ralph Hudson, the low score
was won 10y Jim Forester and Mrs.
Rose Forester. and the travelling
prize went to Jim Forester ana Mr..
RusSnll Graves.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Women's Club

Calipatria-The Calipatria Wo-
mems club met at the city hall Fri
day afternoon. After a short
business session Mrs. Warren Cur
rier of FL Centro gave an inter
esting and instructive talk. we.
the People. Mrs. r. w Ware ot
El Centro and Mrs. Howard Ware
Of Corona accompanied Mrs. Cur
rier. Refreshments We're served
by Mrs. J. w. Young and Mrs J.
Z. Russell, hOstesSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Arts And Crafts
Section Meets

Easter decorations were used
when Mrs. J. P. Hansen and Mrs.
L. W. Allen entertained the Ten
Thousand clubs Arts and Crafts
section at luncheon Tuesday in
the club house, the section mem
bers spending the day in craft
work.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
select BabY's Nagln

Mr. and Mrs. Vale McCrory OF
Phoenix. Arizona have named
their newly arrived son John
Charles, according to information
received by the baby's srandpar-
ents, Mr.. and NIrs. s. L. MeCrory
Of this city
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
All-Star Team

The all-star basketball team of
the G.. A. A. chosen from the Red,
Purple, Orange, and Green teams
has been announced. To be chosen
on an all-star team means not only
that the girl is outstanding in the
particular sport but also in sports
manShip and constant practice.
Those composing the all-star baS-
ketball team are Geraldine Flem-
ing, Chiyoko Sugimoto, Mary La
brucherie, Helen Nakagawa, Geneva
Abel, and Frances Johnson.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-01
Schools
Churches
Social Briefs
of Interest
Rcginncrs' BRIDGE

Mrs Lloyd Hopeweu aud Miss
Helen Marshall we're hostesses to
the Beginners Bridge section OF
the Junior Ten Thousand club at
The meeting this week at the Hope
well home. the two serving Il waffle
supper after the card game.
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Old Time Danrc

United Spanish War Veterans
and Auxiliary arc sponsoring an
cid time dance Thursday night at
$50 o'clock in the Veterans hall.
The affair is open to the public.
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Junior Senior Banquet

With the new and different"
theme chosen for the Junior-senior
banquet to be held May Is being
kept a secret, the following COM
mittee, under the direction of Mrs.
Thelma Ray, has started to work
Kay Surface, chairman, Kay Nuffer,
Kay Clements, Marge Movey, Bar
bara Horton, Leonard Carey, and
Phil Van Slyck.
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Club Name

Centrals new dramatic club has
chosen as its name the "Masquers."
First rehearsal of the mystery play
"The Jeweled Hand" was held
Tuesday.
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Entcrtain Guests

McCabe - MI and Mrs. Cletus
Grandey entertained Miss Hazel
Smith and Mrs G. c. Smith Al din
uer Saturday evening Al Gr2ndey ;
home
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Pledges Sorority

Miss MaNhelle Kinnhdr, who Is a
student at U.CL.Ao Monday night
affiliated with Alpha Gamma Del
Ia sorority
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Varied Activities Occupy Students
At Central This Week ..-

three dollars, Marge Hoveyeh
second prize of two dollars.,
Helen Dowd, third with one dollar. =
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Glass election

The fourth period English class of
Mrs. Gillett is being conducted by
student control in as far as it does
not interfere with regular require
ments of English III. The class has
drawn up a constitution and elect
ed the following officers: Leonard
Carey, president; Laurence Cook,
vice-president. Barbara Horton
secretary; and Marge Hovey, Pearl
Robertson, and Mary Westmorland
program committee.