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The Washington times., 1937-08-10
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The GOssipeI Truth
Hollywood, Aug. 8.

Hollywood Aug. 8.
GEORGE BRENT phoning Garbo hard
to the telephone incidentally aarbOs contract calls
wood waiting for them need her for
Rose s Lee and Robert bert My dss to Mexico this
Of Mz5y Walter wanseT being tempted to produce
sis taking test at Warmers and she gets the job she
office HIM SO buy for the re
OF aapn Te o. The note said II was that he be there
Are the actors doing anything different the second niteY
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out co%ePS@s osrnS him 5oS
4 4 S an S1nt OOs for you for milton aoaTs ~
your agent to stop botherng me-"
They Call Him Success
for he ssoons 9 s IL S @ parties
W in the pc He a deS Sg S lazy TO- DICK
the role good screen cOmbin a
s said an actor syn Legion
Humpey sosaT ans get on Ss
sinister Sf for his Rsn roles by playing ping Dave chs
director two piet DsSS were n Rs
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with yOuEsefS The director you heard5|
Jack MacGoUan has been busy on the long4dtstance
ssss to ss ssS s js: yss;:
s'assston during conference Before t5at t director
1 IT'S @ S's s1g sst: aoS E,
S'fs En- ea this business too motion
'ss s:S sS ssssss
SC0oge 70 come 10 MS mouse Lnch
LeJtoOeTS from yesterday" said Joe IL don't food
rom yesterday said the Stooge
the natter Yesterday WGs nice day."
Fred Aliens Next Picture
FRED ALIENS next picture for Daryl zanuc has
clded will be Sally Irene Mary girl friend
Is Launa Turner the sweater girl Of They Won't Forget
zanft deserving his into business with his
wife, Hattie Carnegie The published statements of the record
business OF different pictures amusing battling
Pictures break records record have nut
rubber walls in the theaters Marion Herson abes in
Arms show will come to Hollywood to marry Murphy
Enrol while on the boat returning from SPAIN stopped on
tne oeck oy who carrying
man sa1d Picture pictured" Flynn stopped against the
and posed The Frenchman said: mo- mol You picture
MyynG 10y Directing to interviews which label
nr tne perfect screen te and has told Metro
to0nt any more William Anthony Mcclure in story
cSntsre"Ge on Rosae got around to telling yarn
the tae WtHGrd Mack MGcks "KctIn' in 1phich
ne gtso Played the lead '0as to try out in Pittsburgh
WtH1r6 tOho had been drinking heavily,
MeU York and droOe to Pittsburgh. time for
the premiere and they slapped the makeup face "Ae
you in condition to on?" they Mack ans,Uered
BOYS I'm all right Just tell the stage-Gnd
1ohGts the play" Sam Goduyn staff we're de.
oGng on ,Dhether to call the picture "The
1NTtc0ne After much talk, Goldwyn Said
ne sGme as the book NoO UEat tOas the OF the
oooE?" But don't get wrong. / HOLLYWOOD
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The Washington times., 1937-08-10
GENE FORD PROMOTED =
F Street Producer to Stage
New Radio Program With
M-G-M's Movie Stars
Bv ANDREW R. KELLEY

This corner of the Washington amusement world will
watch with regret Gene Ford manager and producer
at the Capitol Theater take the step upward In the Loew
organization which transfers him from Street back to
Broadway.
While rejoice his promotion announced yesterday by
General Manager Joseph r. Vogel l already the
departure of critics friend the end of chapter in
pleasant relations and the immediate removal from the local
scene of of the motion picture lndustrys squarest
a. all Gnnn
The Washington times., 1937-08-10
Movie Villains Once
Female Impersonator:

Three Of the toughest heavies
in pictures launched their the
atrical careers as female imper.
senators.
Years ago, when they were
kids, j. Carol Mash, Ray Mayer
and Bradley Page. now appear.
ing with Fred Stone in RKO
Radios "Hideaway," trod the
boards disguised as little girls.
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typical Herbert Gadqe

An unusual type Of thermo.
stat turns on the sprinkler sys-
tenn in Hugh Herbert'S garden
every evening. believing it bet
ter to irrigate his flowers and
vegetables in the cool Of the
evening, the Warner Bros. Co
median has the thermostat set
to turn on the water after the
sun goes down.
The Washington times., 1937-08-10
Speaking of Inventions

To thwart the quaint Holly.
wood custom of placing long
distance calls at the expense of
friends, Dick Purcell, Warner
Bros. player, has a locking relay
on his telephone which responds
only to a certain word. When
this word Is spoken, connec-
ton with the operator is made.
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Superior Court to res ! him
from acting for any o com.
pany.
My good word, 4. y
Freddy Bartholomew u
Cissy "a splendid CHI e. S
to make peace at OF l i
fees and relatives e
bottom of his currer Il
distress, and now he g
more costly litigation
Freddy is a sple r. tie
actor. A genius. if i'll.
But he isn't a Shir 0le
at the box office. as
been, and that is Il y
still pay off,
The Washington times., 1937-08-10

Well all miss Gene.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
JUNIOR C. c.
 DISCUSS RED
 CROSS FRIDAY

The Red Cross is financed solely from public support stated Dean Allen, who was the main speaker at the regular Junior Chamber of Com merce business meeting and lunch- con held Friday noon in the high school.
 Robert Boggan traced the history of the Red Cross from data com piled by Allen, pointing out long and enviable record of the famous organization.
 The work of the International Red Cross, American Red Cross, and Junior Red Cross is known through out the world" added George Walm- sley. Last year there were 4,904,416 members of the American Red Cross and 8,577 900 members of the Junior organization.
 Harry Sperling received the award for the best current event on Spain and John Bavard won the best joke award. Russia will be reported on at the next meeting.
 Billy Wood, J-Bird reporter, was a guest of the luncheon
 Bob Phillips, chairman; Raymond Reaber and William Tanaka were named on the program committee and Edward Wood, chairman; Ned zenger, and Walter Fukuyama were listed to serve on the subsidiary committee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
WEIDMANS TO MAKE THREE-MONTH TRIP
 THROUGHOUT STATES

MT. and Mrs Carl Weidman and son, Carl Jr.. are to leave on the Alaska Monday. commencing a three month trip to the States.
 The Weidmans will visit in Wich- ita, Kansas. where MT 'Weidman formerly made his home, His visit will be the first trip to Wichita in l4 years. After their stay in Kansas, the Weidmans will proceed to Pittsburgh, Pa, where Mrs. Weidman formerly lived.
 In the early spring, the Waiimans will visit along the Pacific Coast, spending most of their time in Cal ifornia They expect to visit with MT. and Mrs. w. J. B McAuliffe Of Alhambra. former Juneau resi- dents.
 MT. Weideman is a troller and plasterer in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
JUNIOR AUXILIARY
 ELECTS OFFICERS
 AT MEETING TODAY

Barbara Hermann was elected president of the Junior American Legion Auxiliary at the meeting of the organization held today in the American Legion Dugout.
 Lorraine Johnson was named first president; Winona Monroe, sec end president Betty Nordling secretary; Lenore Kaufman, treas urer; Joan Hudon, chaplain. Eileen and Colleen Hellan were named sergeants-at-arms.
 In charge of the membership drive will be Captains Barbara Her man and Lenore Kaufman, while first lieutenant with Miss Kauf- mann will be Lorraine Johnson, and first lieutenant with Miss Hermann will be Betty Nordling.
 Installation of officers will be held later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
BIRTHDAY PARTY IS GIVEN FOR
 JIMMIE TROAST

Celebrating his eighth birthday, Jimmie Troast was honored at a party this afternoon when a num- Der of friends gathered for lunch con before proceeding to the mat inee.
 Present were Donnie and Rodney Williams, Marcus Russell, Sonny George. Harold Michaelson, Sandy Holden, Quentin Johnson, Ben Johnson, Richard Biggs, and Lester, Dickie and Jimmy Troast.
 The affair was held at the N. Les ter Troast residence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
5S PASSENGERS ABOARD YUKON
 FOR THIS PORT aY

SEATTLE. Nov. 13.-Steamer Yu- kon sailed for Southeast and Southwest Alaska ports at o'clock this morning with 130 first class and 19 steerage aboard, including the following for Juneau;
 9aGladys Bryant, Mrs. F E. Cor othera, Miss R Monagle, Capt. R. r. Bartz, Mrs. Bartz, Patricia Bartz, Barbara Bartz, J. D. Aronson
 Mrs. K. R. Ferguson, Erma Parr, May Hastings Mary E. Baker, P. Mcdonald, J. A. Paradise, M. Scar ozzi. R. w Smith, Col F D. Dwyre and wife, John Johnson, Private Hoffman, Private Garland E. Mul- lins. Private Shepperd, Sergeant H. s. Leaby
 H S. Leaby, Oscar Branson. Har- " Stuhr, Chester Carlson, Dick Harrison, Louis Mosted, John Lar son J. F Urich
 P, M Kardonoff, Mrs Kardonoff, M.s James Cooper, II E. Smith, F. Eoaglsnd P Montoya, V. c. N8yes, II ctor Tate, Mrs Tate
 F P. Clements. Clarence Rhode, James Nolan. George Lanes, Lee Prescott and wife, Fred Ordway, C. L. Lindberg, Miller Curtiss, Frank Jones. Martin Feist Alfred Fox, J. Gallsnt. William Laws.
 Mrs. E T. Foxhill, Mrs J. Ahlers, Mrs. Rod Darnell Mrs. Dean Sllcr- man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
Says
 No Need to Hold
 Convention Meet

WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-Sena- tor McNary, Oregon Republican leader, said he doubted the desir- ability of holding Republican policy-making convention anytime before next years elections.
 There are no vital issues before Congress that have patriotic rather than partisan character and since last years election, there has been a decided slump in Roosevelt's pres tige and popularity"
 McNary also predicted that Demo- cratic congressional members will be less inclined to follow the dictations of the White House in the future.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
Did You Lick Your Stamp Yesterday?

Juneauites licked approximately 500,000 first issue Alaska memorial stamps during yesterdays opening day sale at the post office, accord ing to Postmaster Albert Vile.
 An enlarged staff of Is extra en- ployees is working frantically to- day getting out covers and stamps to philatelists in. every corner of the eworld and will continue tn work probably throughout today and tomorrow.
 It is expected that the number of covers will go well over the esti- mated 225,00O mark
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
Swimming Pool
 Committee Will
 Meet on Tuesday
Action Before City Council to Be Considered at
 that Time

Called for 7'30 p. m. Tuesday, a meeting of the Permanent Swim ming Pool committee will be held in the City Council Chambers to determine action to be taken on the city swimming pool in view of the outcome of the recent public forum.
 The forum audience voted to have the Swimming Pool committee re- port to the City Council and ask for city management of the pool prop osition. Discussion on plans for this move will ,e held, and the re- port of the committee which has contacted the Southeast Alaska Fair Association will bt heard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
I NO NOMINATED TO HEAD OF A,N.B.

Word has come to the Bureau of Indian Affairs office here that the Alaska Nsltive Brotherhood con- vcntion at Rake is in full swing.
 Two men were nominated for the Presidency of the ANB and election Is to take place today.
 The men nominated for the Pres ident's chair are Frank Johnson, of Kgka, up for reelection, and Cyril zuboff of Juneau, twice President in years past.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
GEORGE JOHNSON'S
 SENTENCE REVOKED

Tn Federal District Court today before Judge George F Alexander, George A. L. Johnson, given a sus- pended sentence for statutory of lenses last year, was ordered sent to McNeiil Island to serve his 16- month sentence.
 The court revoked the suspension of Johnson's sentence for conduct ing himself in a disorderly fashion in violation of the rules of his sus- pended sentence
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
ALASKAN STAMP IS REQUESTED BY
 RAJA OF PERAK

To distinguished address will go one of the new Alaska stamps des- tined to arrive for His Highness, the Raja Mhida of Perak, Telok An den, Perat, Malaya.
 The Alaska first cover stamp has been requested by his majesty in a letter to Postmaster Albert Vile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
EPWORTH LEAGUE PARTY IS HELD
 IN CHURCH HALL

The Epworth League of the Meth odist Church entertained at it's weekly party, last evening, with Vio- la Converse in charge of entertain ment; Edythe Marshall and Betty Wilms in charge of refreshments
 Present were Judith Alstead, Len ora Anderson, Thais Bayers, Viola Converse, Vivian Gruber, Ovie Han sen, Tom Kendall. Willetta Kendall, Curtis Kirchoffer, Everett Kirchof- fer, Margit Lindstrom, Edythe Mar shall, Bud Nance, Gene Rhode, Min nie Rogers, Charles White, MT. A. White, Gloria White, and Betty Wilms.
 Empire clasSifieds pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
SIMMONS MAKES
 CHICHAGOF TRIP

Pilot Sheldon Simmons took off for Chichagof at noon today aboard the Alaska Air Transport plane with Mike Vuklich for Chichagof, and Sam Hartley for Cobal.
 He was to pick up passenger at Chichagof and one atSitka and is due to arrive here at D. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
ARRIVES AT EDMoNToN

EDMONTON, Nov l3.-Sir Hu- bert and his pilot arrived here at 11:28 o'clock this forenoon and will probably remain here for several days before proceeding north
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
WILKINS NOW
 ARCTIC BOUND

REGINA, Nov. IS. = Sir Hubert Wilkins, bound for Edmonton and the Arctic to resume his search for the six missing Soviet fliers, took off this morning with Hollick- Ken yen at the controls of the big plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
MARRIAGE

A ceremony was performed by Commissioner Felix Gray yesterday evening, uniting Hilmar Oscar John son and Sarah Jones in marriage, Both are Juneau residents.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Walstein c Smith was dis r1issed from St. Ann's Hospital this afternoon following medical care
 Raymond Fuller, Alaska Juneau r iner, was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital at II a. m. today for care Of an injured leg,
 Samuel Knudson underwent a tonsilectomy this morning of the Government Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
MERCY, GOSH!

SYRACUSE. N Y, Nov 13-F'or- mer President Herbert Hoover today accused the New Deal of attempt ing to abolish the merit system in public service and substituting in it's place personal, political control system"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13
ESTABLISH HOME

MT. and Mrs Peter Bond (Helen Cray, who were married in Wran- gell on Wednesday morning, are now established in the Bond residence on Fourth and Harris.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13

Sequins, paillettes and "bugles" are being used widely on evening gowns.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-11-13

Empire classifieds pay
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
Social Calendar
MONDAY
m

Auxiliary card rarty, 8, Veterans
hall.
Hard Of Hearing society, 8, High
way Date ranch.
Insurance Girls banquet, !, Cali
fOrnia hotel.
Ell Centre lodge No. 384, +. and
AM, 1880, Masonic temple.
Troop 25, B.S.A., 1880, McCabe.
Troop 6, B.S.A.. 1880. Scout hut.
TUESDAY
Lions club, Barbara Worth.
Eartside Sunset, 10, II. ID. BOlin
home.
Presbyterian Missionary, 1880,
church.
Methodist missionary, 2, 653 San
dalw0Od.
Hay Growers, 1880, Dunlack
hotel, Brawley.
Oasis Shrine No. 20, W.. S. of
j., &. Masonic temple.
IO.O.F. No. 397, 8, 532 Main.
1. v. COmmandery No. "a, 6, Ma
sonic temple.
Citizenship claGs, I, high school.
lip reading class, I. high school.
Singing Mothers, I, Wilson school.
Bachelors. 1880.
Troop %, B.S.A.. Warrington
school.
Recreation program, 1880, NJ. Il.
social hall.
Pageant, 8, Wilson school
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
Cocktail Parties
Precede Junior
Club Dance

Several hoSteSSeS took advantage
of the Junior Ten Thousand clubs
dance Saturday night to entertain
their friends at cocktails prior to
the party.
Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Worrall of Santa Cruz, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Shaw and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence PolZine entertained
at the Polzine home, their guests
including Mr.. and Mrs. Worrall, Mr.
and Mrs. Stevens H. Harris of
BraWley, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Provence. Miss Mabel Carberry,
Mrs. Mildred Smith. Eugene Ander-
sen of BraWley and Keith Nets of
Holtville
Another delightful party was that
at which Mr. and Mrs Theodore
B. Reynolds were hosts, their guests
being: Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A. Magee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fawcett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Thompson, MI and Mrs.
Tom Duer. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Frowiss, ir.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Nuffer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Golden,
Mrs. Lorene Thurlow, Wayne Haas,
Miss Rheta Percival and Donovan
Ault.
Miss Eloise Richardson entertain
ed friends at the A. B. Hanson
home, inviting Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Bradshaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee wolfe, Mrs. Mar
garet Lanier Handy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Cory. Russell Friedley, and
Walter Hilton of Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
Wedding Announcement Made at
Dinner Party Saturday Night

Mrs. Rosa B. Gibbs of Calexico
announced the marriage of her
daughter, Rosavis, to Eugene Moore,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Moore
of Ell Centro, at prettily appoint
ed dinner party Saturday night
at the Barbara Worth hotel.
The marriage took place on
March 13 in Yuma, Arizona. Both
young people are well known to
many in the valley and announce
ment of their marriage will be
of considerable interest.
Mrs. Moore is a teacher at Jas
per school and her mother has been
teaching in Calexico for number
OF years. The bride is a grad
uate of use. and her home has
been in Alhambra.
Mr.. Moore attended both Cen
trail high school and junior college
where he played a prominent part
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
FIoWers Theme OF
Program CiUen By
Mrs. Hatch

Romance of flowers" was the
title assigned to Mrs Guy L. Hatch
for her program given for Chap
ter CIV, PEG. Saturday, and she
interpreted the subject in such a
delightful way that her talk was
outstanding.
She began her program by tell
ing her memories of her grand
mothers gardens, the pleasures and
prejudices relative to flowers which
began then, and concluded with a
technical discussion of flower pro-
duction.
Mrs. w. w. McEuen and Mrs.
E. w. Schiller were luncheon hos
tesses, serving a tempting menu,
the meeting being held at the
McEuen home on West Main.
Members present were: Mes
danes r. M Armstrong, j. E.
Brock, r. C. Clemons, Norman E.
Dupont, Scott B. FouldS, II. S.
Cow, Guy l.. Hatch, George w.
Kassens, Joe E. King, S. L. Nc
Crory, w. w. McEuen, d. B. Rob-
erts. E. w. Schiller, L. w. Slee, c.
E. Sones, Donald l.. Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
Negro Pagear1f Set
For Tuesday
Post Press Engraving)

In "Pearly Gates, Negro pag-
cant to be presented Tuesday at
8 O'Clock in Wilson school, an un-
usual production is to be featured
with spirituals, folk songs.
The pageant is simple in theme.
the acting for the most part, pan
tomime, and the pageant itself is
portrayal of actual experiences
of life.
Thirty-fOur spirituals and hymns
will be sung and in addition to the
celestial chorus, % principals take
part. The progress Of earthly pill
grims toward the "pearly white
gates" is the general theme. E. A.
E. Washington, director, of Chica-
so, H., is directing the produc-
ton, which is open t. the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
Dinner Party Al
Carey Horne

Leonard Carey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Carey, was guest +
honor at surprise party given by
his mother Sunday night at the
Carey residence, 583 Brighton ave-
nue..
The affair was really a pre-
birthday celebration, his anniver-
sary coming on Monday. After the
tempting dinner, the guests attend
ed Christian Endeavor.
Guests were: Kenneth Kenyon,
James Carter, Othniel Horne, Bill
Dunn, Stanley Ryerson, Forrest
Damron, Robert McCaslin, Jack
Morgan, Heath HI vey, Philip Van
Slyck, Howard Hatch, Jimmy Free,
John Dubois, Donald Brock, War
rem Rhodes, Dan Judd, David Rob-
erts, Bob Youtz, and the guest Of
honor, Leonard Carey.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
Impressive Church Service Unites
Marjorie Moore and John Isaac

cut the take in the traditional man
ner
Wedding Trip
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac left on their wedding trip,
Mrs Isaac looking very smart in
her blue gaberdine suit with har-
monizing accessories and her cor
sage of orchids. The bride groom
also wore blue gaberdine.
Mr, and Mrs. Isaac will make
their home in Los Angeles after
their return from the wedding trip.
The marriage was one of valley
wide Importance since the Moore
family is extremely we'll known and
one Of the pioneer families of the
county.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac were
students at use. and both were
prominent in student affairs. Mrs.
Isaac is a member of Alpha Gamma
Delta sorority and Mr.. Isaac of
Delta Sigma Pi fraternity. He is
associated with his father in busi-
ness.
Out of town guests at the we'd
ding were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Isaac Mr. and Mrs Richard Hoyt,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Saunders, Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Cutshall, Mr..
and Mrs. V, S. Boren, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Bale, Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Hay
ward, Mr.. and Mrs F. D. Ansley,
Miss Ruth Williams, Mrs. Bertha
Cutshall, Mrs. Florence Jones, Mrs.
Randolph Booth, Mrs Frances Nc
ManuS, Robert Boren Lee Boren.
Mrs. Della Harmon. Miss Rosamond
Harmon, Leland Harmon. Mrs. r.
II. Cary. Miss Shirley May Cary.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19

in school activities, being an ath-
lete of note and also playing lead
ing roles in dramatic and musical
productions. He Is employed by
the Nevada California corpora
ton.
Guests at the announcement par
ty we're Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Irving. Char
les Wallace. of FL Centre: Miss
Alice Wissman of Alhambra; Mr..
and Mrs Karl Hartzog of Holt
vile; Miss Dorothy Holiday and
Ed Bauer of BraWley; Miss Mars
cia Genet, John MELVILLE, Marvin
Gardner of jasper, Miss Jeanne
Allen of CaleXico.
Mr. and Mrs Moore will make
their home in Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19
McCobe-Euc
Meets Thursday

McCabe Eucalyptus home de-
partment is to have an outstand-
ing program Thursday at the home
of Mrs. NJ c. Dandoulakis with
clothing as the morning project
and better, breakfasts, the after
noon.
Miss Florence Glenn, home dem
onstration agent, will meet with
the group in the afternoon.
Directions for reaching the DAN
doulakis home, the former Seth
Grimes place, are: north at the
Date ranch for about a mile to a
point where there are five roads.
The road north on the left side
of the ditch bank should be fol-
lowed for 4 mile, the Dandoula-
kis house being the last one.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-04-19

Junior Ten Thousand club mem
bers will be guests of the Ten
Thousand club at what promises
TO be a most hilarious party and
which will begin promptly at 8
o'clock Wednesday night in the
club house.
Members have been warned by
Mrs. Warren Currier, Senior club
president, to come prepared Tor
anything and to be sure to wear
their old clothes.
The definite plans have not been
announced but members of the
various sections have been busy
for weeks on mysterious projects,
secret rehearsals have been held
almost daily and a really amusing
hijinX program is forecast.
Mrs. Fred Kenyon is general
chairman, which tact alone guar
antees a successful program. She
is assisted by a committee conpos-
ed of Mrs. A. B. Hanson, Mrs. John
T Rice, Mrs. Dwight Smith, Mrs j.
D. lCINtGCG.
Mrs. Henry Heisch is in charge
of the Readers Round Table skit;
Mrs. Norman E. Dupont, of Twice
Told Tales; Mrs. Arthur l.. Schultz
for the club chorus; Mrs. Fred
Harder for Arts and Crafts; Mrs.
P N. Van Slyck for the History
section whose skit has been writ
ten by Mrs. Rice; Mrs. F.. d. ia
cobs, of an original sketch.
Twelve clowns will supply en-
tertainment and are headed by
Mrs. Percie Thacker. Refresh
ments are being planned by a
committee headed by Mrs. Forrest
E. Kutz. Orchestra numbers are
to be supplied by a group OF musi-
clans including Mrs. 5. p. Will
liamS, Mrs. w. W. McEuen, Mrs