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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
FLAX GROWERS
IN DRIVE FOR
BETTER MARKET

A plan to secure better market
ing conditions for flax was dis
cusSed at the annual meeting of
the Imperial Valley Flax Growers
association Tuesday afternoon in
the court house.
Reports by President John l.. Du-
boiS and Secretary Argyle McLach-
Ian outlined a program to combat
efforts of buyers who desire a re-
duction of the basic rates.
Five directors were chosen at the
meeting. Those chosen to serve
on the board for the next year are
H. C. Worthington of Imperial; H
A. Hastings of Brawley j. L. Du-
boiS of Ell Centro, Frank Nc Gowan
of Holtville and Fred Gunterman
of Calexico.
An auditors report revealed that
the association is in much better
financial condition than it was a
year ago and indicated that an
even more successful year can be
anticipated.
D. B. Roberts, attorney for the
association gave a brief address as
did Wade II. Ramsey, vice-presi-
dent of the California Central FL
bre corporation.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
FIRST BLOW
REPORTED IN
TRUCK FIGHT
CONTINUED from Page y

kCOntlDueQ lIOlIl Fdet -
union tieups similar to those in
coast cities. was advocated by Hugh
Osborne. FL Centre, at the state
convention of the Associated Farm
ers in San Jose Tuesday.
State directors approved his plan
for formation of a Producers Pro-
tective association with the object
of controlling transportation of
products of the soil to market and
the carrying of supplies back to
the farmers. This plan. he told
the directors. would prevent moles-
tation by strong arm" groups de-
termined TO unionize agriculture.
Southern California producers are
to meet in southern California soon
to put the protective association
into effect, Osborne telephoned from
San jose. Osborne declared the
plan would work if all the coun-
ties cooperated
Osborne was elected president
of the association for southern Cali
fornia and chairman of the state
finance committee. Holmes Bishop
of Orange was elected state presi-
dent.
The protective association is
scheduled to be placed before the
state convention of the California
Fruit Growers and Farmers con-
vention in San Jose Wednesday and
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
THREE HUNDRED ATTEND BOY
SCOUT COURT OF HONOR TUES

Royal Machin. reading committee
chairman and merit badges coun-
selor. was presented with five
merit badges and the Star rank by
Scout Executive Hugh Wilcox.
Scoutmaster Harry Case of
Troop 2 Imperial received an ad-
vanced training course diploma
and two patrols of Troop As Heber
were presented with Camporee ci-
tations.
Reed Anderson of Troop IA de-
monstrated making fire by. friction
following which motion pictures
were shown of the Camporee held
recently in Brawley and the Boy
Scout summer camp held this year
at San Felipe.
The attendance banner present.
ed by the Rotary club was won by
Troop 6 of the Lions club which
had the highest percentage OF
Scouts. Scouters and guests pre-
sent of any troop in the District.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

Response to the Chamber of Com
merce and Post-Press beautifica-
tion drive in Ell Centre was noted
Wednesday as two FL Centre service
stations rushed plans to improve
the appearance of their yards.
Crcssland's station at Sth and
Broadway was the first to take
definite action Thirty-siX hours
after the Identification campaign
had been under way a plot of
petmiaS had been. planted
Carey -Huey's General station at
Fifth and State streets have start
ed work on the parking ana in
tend to plant flowers before the
end OF the week.
Committee members of the beauti-
fication campaign suggested that
businessmen in the downtown dis
trict put window box gardens in
their stores The Chamber of Com
merce office has already begun
work on its window box garden.
Meanwhile, housewives at home
are doing their part in the drive
by planting flowers and trees,
Strengthening yards and repairing
fences.
Fourteen more homes were in
spected by judges yesterday and
the campaign judges indicated they
would complete the judging of all
homes which have been entered be-
fore the end of the week.
Homes inspected were: Virginia
Hiel, SAB Olive; Frances Burleigh,
321 Holt: Frank Smyer, 742 He'll.
Amos Chick. 753 He'll Mrs. j, Ken
nerson. 1907 He'll; Winston T. Alder
son. 555 Vine; Andrew Dilbeck, 1899
Wensley; w. A. Scheniman. 437
Sandalwood. Mrs. Wesley He'll, SAB
SandalWood; Mrs. Sem Bacon, 68l
SandalwoCi, Mrs. John C. Emer-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Pastor HOnOred
At Reception

The Rev. George w Thomas and
Mrs. Thomas we're honored at a
reception Tuesday night at the
Presbyterian church.
Reverend Thomas, the new Pres
byterian minister, was installed into
office at a special service Sunday.
A short program OF welcome was
conducted with other valley minis
ters speaking Other ministers pres
ent were the Rev. Hugh Reiner of
the Brawley Presbyterian church,
the Rev. D. V. Ellsworth of St
Paul'S. the Rev. Harold Doty of the
First Baptist, the Rev Thomas Mas
sic of the State Street Christian
church and the Rev Floyd Johnson
of the Methodist church of FL Cen
tro
Walter Carey acted as master of
ceremonies.
Two solos, Children of Men by
Russell and Dawn" by CurTan.
were sung by S. p. Holiday.
In the receiving line were the
Mrs. Vaughn N. Thompson. Mrs.
E. E Clements. Mrs. S. p. Holiday,
Mrs. L. c. Hawk, Mrs. Merrill Cole
and Mrs. James C. Mex ahan.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08

Before an audience of more than
300 parents and friends. Boy
Scouts OF the E Centre district re-
cfived awards in recognition of
achievement earned over the past
lew months at a Court of Honor
ceremony at the Wilson school in
Fl Centre Tuesday evening
A color guard OF Scouts from
Troop 2 opened the court with
patriotic ceremony.
A vocal trio composed of Jeanne
Burger, Virginia Jones and ElroSe
Maquar rendered two selections
followed by an accordion solo by
Elrose Maquar
Scouts Billy Hess, Bill Reid, Nor
man Dupont. and Walter Price of
Troop 2. local Rotary Club Troop,
received merit bargeS.
Troop of the Lions Club was
represented by Scout Warren Wa
ters who received a merit badge
in woodturning
Woody Newkirk of Elks Club
Troop was presented with merit
badges in woodturning, woodcraft
and music
Troop IA, FL Centre Kiwanis Club
troop. achieved more advancement
than any troop in the District with
Donald Zavala, Reed Anderson,
Bob Weakley and Jack Gum re-
ceiving II different awards
Troop As of Heber was represent
cd by Raymond Barnes with merit
badges in civic and zoology
A one act comedy was enacted
by members of Troop with an
improvised band using kitchen
utensils as instruments.
Leo DeCelles, district scout COM
missioner, presented Star Scout
badges to Billy Hess of Troop 3,
Warren Waters of Troop and
Jack Gum of Troop IA Capt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
OHIO CONCERN
GETS CONTRACT
ON ; ENGINES

The General Machinery
corporation of Hamilton, O.,
Tuesday was awarded a con-
tract to furnish the Imperial
Irrigation District with three
huge diesel engines and other equip
ment to treble the capacity OF the
Brawley electric plant so it may
serve power to customers along 600
miles of municipal line.
The corporations bid was $442,-
693 on Is items called for in speci-
fications prepared by M. j. Dowd,
districts chief engineer.
Bids on equipment for the Braw-
ley plant were opened Nov. 80 and
referred to the engineering depart
ment for study. Public Works Ad-
ministration officials were notified
of the bids. Award of the contract
to the General Machinery corpora
ton was approved by WPA.
Contracts will be forwarded to the
company Immediately for execution.
The machinery will be installed on
foundations put in by the district,
more than doubling the size of the
Brawley plant
Equipment to be furnished by the
successful bidder includes three
diesel engines and generators of not
less than 1900 KVA capacity, as
we'll as auxiliary equipment.
Unsuccessful bidder was the Nord-
berg Manufacturing company, which
offered to furnish the equipment
for s492, ,663.S5.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
WEATHER

Data compiled by observers for
the official United States weather
bureau station Mt Ell CentroJ
Maximum Tuesday -................. 80
Minimum Wednesday ...-................ 80
Reading at Noon Wednesday
Temperature .................................. so
Humidity ..............,-..-........ 81
Reading at am. Wednesday
Temperature -...-.....-....-....-...--........ Al
Humidity 70
Reading at pm. Tuesday
Temperature ......--....-......-.. 81
Humidity ..-.............................. Al
Los Angeles and vicinity-Increas
ing cloudiness tonight and Thurs
day with probably rain Thursday
night; seasonable temperature with
little change; light variable wind,
mostly southeast to southwest in
interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Bachelors Give Out
Bids for Dance

Bids for their Barn dance to be
held Saturday, Dec. l8, were given
out at the Bachelors club meeting
Tuesday night
Tentative plans we're also made
TO hold Mountain party some
time in January
The next meeting will be held
at 7:30 pm Tuesday, at Tony's
gardens.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Center to Consider
Christmas Party

Plans for the Christmas party
will be discussed by Director Chas.
l.. Wieman at the meeting of the
Spruce -Westmorland Fran Cen
ter Friday night at 7:30 o'clock
in the Westmorland school
A moving picture. Farm, Home
and College" will be presented as
we'll as a musical skit, "A night at
Uncle Jerry's.'
A business meeting will follow
entertainment numbers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Crop Rotation is
Topic at Acacia

Crop Rotation and Livestock Will
be the subject of George l.. Win
wright, assistant county agent, at
a meeting of the Acacia Farm cen
ter Wednesday night at 7 o'clock.
A moving picture. Club College,
Farm and home" will be presented
at the meeting Immediately after
a potluck supper.
F.. NJ. Ballou, club director, will
preside. e
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Home Department
VIII Have Charge
OF Rose Meeting

Rose Mesquite Farm Center will
meet Thursday night at the Rose
school The meeting is scheduled
to start at 7:30 o'clock.
The center home department will
be in charge of the program which
will include flag salute. minutes
a brief talk by Mrs May Morris
and Mrs. E. d. Pyeatt on a five
point yard improvement plan, tap
dancing.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Morris to Preside
At Growers Parley

c. B. Morris, president of the
Western Growers and Shippers as
sociation, will preside at the an
nual meeting of the association
Thursday night at the Barbara
Worth at 7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-08
Service Stations i'm
Beautifying Contest

son. $40 Broadway; Mrs J. II. Nor
can. 7l5 No. 10th street; Mrs A.
Pullen, $40 No 8th; Mrs. Sarah
Allen. 5S8 Euclid.
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AEi!I..,...u>o, |

aContinued from page ONE)
80 much enthusiasm, $i48,000 were
raised for the suffering people Of
Cincinnati, Louisville and other
cities on the Ohio River.
His friends have drafted him to
run for the city commission. He )
the best qualified and most outstand-
ing candidate for that position. Thus
we say without any qualification,
every Negro voter should vote for
John r. Ahlers for the city commits
sion at the Primaries, August 10.
Don't fail to vote.
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Eyebrows contribute go much TO
the expression of the eyes and face
that they are deserving of more care
tiian The average person gives them
Tile day Of the pencil" line eve
hruM thsu was only Il tine thin line
Is I,ast. because 10 delete tile
eyebrows 10 marching line Of
hairs Is To rob the face Of character
and soffiess It's a trick THAI
makes girl louL hard and brittle.
An eyebrow Is really IN eyebrow
again bni this does not mean that
eyebrows may run wild. Careful
plucking with tweezers Is necessary
to make them look neat and we'll.
kept
The shaping OF the eyebrows may
be done either at home or Il the
beauty shop. II you pluck souf
own. apply a generous amount OF
cold cream or yaseiine To the brows
and brush them into shape before
you da any "tweezing" Then 1t
Is important to remember TO pluck
only those stray hairs above and be
low the natural center line. After
the pIucking has been completed
apply witch hazel to close the pores
Make sure the tweazer Is clean
sterlllze II possible.
Daily Care
Eyebrows should be brushed
morning and night and eacl tlin'
you cleanse your face during tn
day with small stir brush. Thi'
brushing stimulates growth AM
adds lustre. besides training IN
eyebrows 70 lie In their prope
alignment. II nlso gets rid Q
powder which clings to the root
Of the hair and looks untidy. I'll
first strokes should be toward IN
nose TO remove powder; the seeon
brushing should he toward III
temples 10 lay the hairs smooth
and evenly IN place.
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INvEsTITURE CEREMONY

The Boy Scouts Of Troop No. So,
Zion Baptist Church, will receive
their Charter and Badges with ap.
propriate ceremonies Sunday, August
i, at 7.30 pm. The five committee
men and fourteen scouts who have
qualified are to be commended for
their hard work and the realization
that TITS fun to be scout"
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MADAM JACKSON AT
PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH

Beginning on Tuesday evening,
August 3, at the Peace Baptist
Church, 1877 sprague Street, of
which the Rev. R. Tillman is pastor,
Madam Jackson of Chicago, noted
Divine Healer, gospel singer and
lecturer, will appear with her famous
band Of New York Singers who will
render service for thirty days. Free
lunches will be served every night.
Everyone is invited to attend these
gospel meetings.
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PROMINENT DAYTON
WOMAN PASSES

As we go to press word comes of
the death Of Mrs. Katie Wilson, wild
ow Of the late Newton (Nute) Viii
son Of 222G Il. Fifth Street.
Mrs. Wilson and sister, Mrs. Della
Smith are proprietors Of beauty
parlor at the East Fifth Street ad
dress.
Services will be held for Mrs
Smith at the residence Tuesday aft
ernoon, August 10.
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Card of Thanks

We, the family of Rayfield John
son, 2460 Germantown Street, who
departed this life on July %, wish
TO thank all of the neighbors and
friends for the kindness during his
illness and death. Also for the
many beautiful flowers. Thanks to
the Rev. e. T. Banks for his consol-
ing words. Thanks to Bethel Baptist
Church and choir and also to Jones
and Son for their services.
(Mrs.) SALLY JOHNSON,
AND FAMILY.
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TAILOR MAKE YoUR EYEBROWS

If your eyebrows are becoming
thin and dull. start caring for them
daily. nowl Eyebrows respond
beautifully 70 care. but disastrously
to neglect. Donf allow day to
pass flint you don't apply plain
ytiseline ot castor oil 70 them.
Skillful use of M eyebrow pencil
cam make The brows appear longer
aud more attractive After all
other make up has been finished,
apply eyebrow pencil In short light
strokes toward the temples. Be
careful not Ia oyerdo It. Ii II is
applied TOO heavily. II may spoil the
effect OF that certain naturalness
we all strive for. The secret OF
all successful makeup Is invis-
ihiiity, SO tile secret of using eye-
brow pencil effectively Is to apply
| Ii only to the hairs themselves,
never on the skin.
For Stubborn Erows
| Fuzzy, untidy eyebrows are not
attractive. and show lack Of care.
II your eyebrows are so unruly that
/ they do not respond to brushing.
/ the following procedure should help
you: Mix small quantity OF
corn starch with enough cold water
TO form quick smooth paste.
Then, before retiring at night brush
the eyebrows into shape and apply
| the paste to them. Permit the
corn. starch mixture TO remain on
| all night and remove II the following
morning with warm water and soft
cloth. 10 couniernct any drying
effect apply vaseline to the eye
lbrows.
Eyebrows play an important rois
III the drama of social beauty
/ They should 60 romantic, whicf
means that they should be as ma
lure Intended them with modern
improvements. !.
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MEMS DAY AT ALLEN

Sunday will be Mems Day at Allen
A.M.E. Church, Euclid Avenue.
Speakers will be George w. Reed,
w. b. McCloud and e. Josef Mcl.in.
The Junior Church will serve a
chicken dinner for only rs cents.
Come out and see our beautifully
edecorated church
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DEACoNEssEs TO HOLD
SERVICES

The Deaconesses of the Wayman
A.M.E. Church will hold a one-week
service beginning Monday evening,
August ., at seven thirty o'clock.
Several evangelists Of the city will
participate in these services. Come
one and all to join them in worship.
In union there is strength Let US
work in love for the Master. The
Rev. ]. I. Farley is the pastor of
Wayman.
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Dr. Il. Il. Campbell and family are
motoring to Baltimore. Md, Sunday,
where the family will remain with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King (Helen
Anderson) Of Baltimore, while he at
tends the National Dental Associa.
tion which convenes at Washington,
DC, August 10 through the 18th.
They will return August 16
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ZIONION CLUB GIVING
SILVER ABE"

Sunday, August s, the Zionian
club Of Zion Baptist Church will be
hostesses TO friends and memL ers at
a Silver Ade which will be given at
the rsidence Of Mrs. Ed Gratz, 55
Mound Street. Mrs. Florida Jackson
is president Of the organization.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

Mrs. Joseph Shaw Of West Fifth
Street, left Sunday for Washington.
DC, where she will visit her daugh.
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Young. Before returning home
Mrs. Shaw will visit with friends and
relatives in New York City.
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MEN - WOMEN

WIEN - WOWEW
THE KNACK OF MAKING MONEY
IN ANY BUSINESS, job or pro-
fession easily mastered if you know
how. Send me 3 cent stamp and
will tell you.--Advance Publications,
P.O. Box 22s, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LAC Which of the boys / am
going with will / marry?
Ans:--Neisher Of the three will
win your heart. You are tickle at
heart and in a few months you will
have forgotten all of them.
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G,M,G.--I found two pictures in
my husbands pocket and / would
like to know why he keeps them?
Ans:-Just to make you angry.
lie doesn't go with either of these
people nor does he care anything for
the pictures. Forget them and don't
bring the subject up TO him anymore
and he will get rid Of them.
B.E.R.-Will 4 go to New York
next month and will | be successful
in getting q job when | get up there?
Ans:-You are going to find work
right in your home town. do not
believe that you are going to make
the trip to New York 3. friend
Of yours Is going to convince you
that your place is down here in the
south with him.
Ri want to know If the boy
! am IN love with cares for me and
will we get married soon?
Ans:-No 81. never. He realizes
that you are already married TO one
man and you can't expect him to get
interested in you until you secure a
divorce. You haven't as yet met
your future husband.
MORT Should leave this city
and will | be as successful as ! think
that / will be? Could | get private
reply?
Ans:-The change is just what
you need. Make ii before the frsi
OF September. The city you have
in mind is also very desirable place
for you to go. Yet you can get .
private reply. Send a quarter fo,
my Astrology Reading and will
be glad to send you free my personal
| opinions ON three questions privately
B.H.Do you think this medicin,
will do me any good or should | ever
take it?
| Ans:-Go to see your doctor ans
he will give you the right kind o.
medicine 50 shat you can overcom.
the condition you are suffering with
The medicine you have may of course
be all right but il is safer to taks
a doctors prescription.
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Scottsboro Boys
In Harlem

NEW YORK icy - A sensation
was created in Harlem early Wednes-
day night when the four freed SCOTS
boro boys visited the offices of the
Amsterdam News at 2271 Seventh
Avenue A large crowd collected IN
front Of the place,
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Mrs. Daisy Dickens Of 20 Garst
Street, has returned from Chicago
where she has been the guest of her
sister Mrs. Pearl Green Pachaco and
her son, Charles W. Dickens, both
formerly of this city. After q brief
rest period at home Mrs. Dickens will
leave for Philadelphia, Pa. where she
will visit her daughter, Dr.. Helen @.
Dickens who operates private hos
pital Of her own in the Quaker City.
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Last week Mrs. Tonic Williams Of
Frankfort, KY, visited her children,
W. n. Williams Of Leroy saeet, and
Mrs. Vauda Brown of Home Avenue,
with whom she stopped during her
weeks stay in Dayton.
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PROF. ROBERTS advises on bus
ness, love, marriage; satisfaction
assured. 213 NJ. Ludlow.
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ns saraeuse Beautv Eounoatton WAS esfahl3Aned
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Mrs. Grace Hampton OF 80 Mound
Street. left Wednesday for Los An
geles, Calf, to be the house guest
Of Mrs. Lucille M. Williams, widow
Of the late Rev. ]. +. Williams.
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Mrs. Richard Clayborne Of Frank
fort, KY, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. N. Williams Of Leroy Street.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-08-06

Mrs. IA. A. Gillian of Nashville,
Tenn, having recently ventured on
the sea of matrimony, joined her hus-
band in Dayton. Mr.. Gillian is q rep
resentative Of the Atlanta Life In
surance Company, Dayton District,
and Mrs. Gillian is a teacher In the
school system at Nashville. The
Gillians are comfortably situated at
the home Of Mrs. Estella Thomas,
203 Norwood Avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nickerson of
Deunison Avenue, pr early this
week on their vacation. They are
expected to make their first stop in
Columbus, O., with Mr.. Niekerson's
parents.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Ridley
and son Billy, Of 73l S. Euclid Az.
enue, left Saturday for an enjoyable
ten-day trip to Canada.