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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-19
LIEUT.. POLLARD
 TO CLAIM CUSTODY

Lieut.. Detective William F. Pol lard was in East Hartford this aft- ernoon to claim custody of James Riccardo, wanted in this city on a charge of embezzlement by agent. Details of the charge were not avail able at headquarters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-19
Gaylord Farm Report
 Shows Deficit Drop
Irving H. Chase, President, Presents 33rd Annual
 Message-LOcal People Contribute to Support

Waterbury and Waterburians were active in the work of Gaylord farm sanatorium in Wallingford, accord ing to the 33rd annual report which was released today.
 Irving H. Chase of this city, presi- dent of the Gaylord Farm associa-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-19
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Say goodbye tN eIumsy cofn-pads and risky vazoFs, A new liquid called NOxACORN ends pain in 60 seconds. Dries up peslxieat eainHhor and corn-asDirln. Absolutely safe. Winner of Good Housekeeping Seal Easy dlrectiops on label, 3Se bottle saves untold mlsery. Druggist returns money ig NOxA, CORN fails to rensovs any sofn e eellR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-19

Cooperative societies are lending money to farmers in China at from 8 to 10 per cent a year, compared with private rates of 30 to 40 per cent previously demanded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-19
&<<<~ mw~~eE ESTABLISHED
ESTABLISHED 1885

Are You the Mon Who is a Bit Keen on the Good Things of Life, and Don t Object to Saving $7.5O on Your Winter Overcoot in August?
 lt moy seem bit unusuoI for us
 to offer fine winter fleece over
 coats for men, in August for
 $27.50 - they'll cost you $35
 IoteF.
 But there's no mystery to this
 offer-our association of leading
 eIothiers throughout the country
 by pooling their resources, were
 obIe 10 contract with the fabric mill, and a notionoIly known manufacturer, for mony thou . sands Of overeoots, to be mode
 in slack season and delivered when ready - in July or August.
 So - here they are in August end only short time to Novem- N Der -- ot $27.5o -- November
 price $35.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-19
: 'WJs%
 HNfANA. WITH APPRECIATION.

EVERY STORE PERSON HAS TWO BOSSES THE RETAILER AND THE PUBLIC OUR PURPOSE AT THE MOMENT IS TO LET THE WORLD KNOW ABOUT THE MAN WHO IS OUR STORE BOSS.
 YOU, OUR CUSTOMERS, OFTEN EXPRESS INTEREST IN OUR WELL-BEING. so WE TAKE THIS AS THE MOST SUITABLE WAY OF SAYING THANK YOU" TO WoRTHs AND TO OUR PRESIDENT WHO HAS MADE LIFE so MUCH MORE PLEASANT FOR US THESE MANY PAST YEARS.
 OPENING, AS WE ARE, A NEW BUILDING, WE PUT OUR PENNIES TOGETHER FOR A wELL-wTsHING GIFT.
 WE THOUGHT OF A SILVER MUG, GOLDEN SCROLL, BUT THOSE SEEMED PRETTY SILLY TO US. so WE VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO SPEND OUR MONEY IN THIS PUBLIC EXPRESSION or OUR AP- PRECIATTON.
 THE WARM. FRIENDLY FEELING YOU HAVE SENSED IN THIS SHOP IS NO MORE THAN A REFLECTION or THE WAY WE OURSELVES ARE TREATED. WE PROMISE TO DO OUR PART TO KEEP THE CANDLE HE HAS LIT SHINING THROUGH MANY YEARS TO COME.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

Chief speaker at the Bruin club
banquet Tuesday night will be Pres
ident Robert Gordon Sproul. pres
ident of the University Of Cali
fornia.
The banquet will be held at 7:3C
pm. Tuesday at the Barbara Worth
hotel with Miss Phyllis Pennington
of Calexico in charge of arrange
ments.
Miss Pennington received definite
word about a week ago that the
President and Mrs. Sproul will be
in FL Centro to speak to California
alumni in Imperial Valley.
I'VE are assured that the presi-
dent has a vital message for all
alumni and friends of the univer-
sity," Miss Pennington said.
Invitations have been sent out
to U.C.L.A. alumni and alumni from
Berkeley who are known to be in
the valley Friends of the Uni
versity of California also may at
tend.
The affair promises to be a par
ticularly nice event as arrange.
ments have been made to assure
all guests an enjoyable evening.
President Sproul is widely known
as fine speaker who delivers his
point in an interesting and HUI
morous manner.
Those who wish to attend the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

ally effective table appointments
have been made following the Hal
lowe'en motif of witches, black
cats and pumpkins. Halloween re-
freshments will be served following
the games.
Mrs. Hugh c. Davis, president OF
the unit will be in charge of the
affair assisted by the following COM
mittees:
Tickets: Mrs. John Kuhn, Mrs.
Vivian Roberts. Mrs. j. G.. Mattox,
Mrs. William T. Livingston.
Decorations: Mrs. Charles Brat
ton, chairman; Mrs. Cecil Ashley,
Mrs. Helen Roberts, Mrs. Glenn
Kieffer, Mrs. AL Smaller, Mrs. Violet
Farmer.
Refreshments: Mrs. Ruth Conn
chairman; Mrs. Felix Lehman, Mrs
Clara Harrington, Mrs. OWE Vogel,
Mrs. Philip w. Knights.
Prizes. Mrs. Frank H. Mitchell
tallies and score pads, Mrs Edna
Morrison.
The party is open to all interested
and reservations may be made eth.
er with Mrs. Kuhn. telephone BOW
or with Mrs. Davis telephone 427-R
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Mrs. X. 6. Reeder
GiUen Party

Three hostesses Mrs. Norbert
Tester, Mrs. James E. McKahan'
and Mrs. Merrill Cole entertained
jointly for Mrs. Raymond c. Reed
er Friday afternoon at the Cole
home 453 Len Rey.
A pink and blue motif was usec
throughout and the honcree re-
ceived many dainty gifts. The al
ternoon was then spent in games
and sewing, the hostesses serving
light refreshments, these repeating
the color scheme.
Those present were; Mrs. Ear
Trey, Mrs. S. P Holiday, Mrs. z. r
Goff, Mrs. A.. j. Schaller, Mrs. Re-
bert Rayburn, Mrs. j. Wilson Nc
Kinney, Mrs. Harry Roberts, Mrs
l.. c. Hawk, Miss Ina Hawk, Mrs
Reeder and her mother, Mrs. A. c
Yates who is visiting her daughter
this winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Farm Electricity
Discussed At
McCabe Center

Rudolph Miller was elected chair
man of the Eucalyptus Farm Bu-
reau meeting Friday night, the first
meeting of the season.
Other officers elected were How
ard Farnsworth, alternate,' and
Dwight Smith, secretary.
Roll call was answered by the
members present telling about their
vacations which were spent all the
way from San Francisco to Okla
homa and Texas.
A motion picture on the preparing
and marketing of dressed poultry
was shown and explained by w. 3
Houghton, of the farm bureau.
Mrs. r. H. Moore, new chairman
of the Ladies Home Department.
reported on and outlined the plans
for the coming meeting.
The All club meeting held at
Davis Sept. IA, and trips to San
Francisco and the Sacramento State
Fair were explained by Emil Burch,
one of the five delegates of the
All club.
Evan T. Hewes gave an enlight-
ening talk on Rural Electrifica-
tion."s .t=
The next meeting will be held
Nov. 26, McCabe school,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
National Hard of Hearing Week
To Commence Sunday

American society, is making every
effort to conserve hearing and to
rehabilitate those persons who
have lost part or all of their hear
ing.
A reference library and consult
ing service is maintained by the
Ell Centro society so that any hard
of hearing adult or parent of q
child with impaired hearing may
receive information and aid.
The society has co-operated with
school officials, teachers and par
ents in assisting children thus
handicapped to overcome their dis
advantages. Through audiometric
tests in the schools, children with
hearing loss may be detected. Or
ten the correct treatment will re-
store part or all of the hearing.
During the past year the society
aided 209 adult hard of hearing.
II high school students and &c
parents of hard of hearing child
rem. The Hard of Hearing society
is assisted by funds derived from
the drive sponsored by the Co-or-
dinating Council.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Katherine Huston
Morries In
Los Angeles

At a lovely evening wedding in
st. James Episcopal church, Miss
Katherine Louis Huston became
bride of Mr. Arthur Louis Hewitt
The brides attendants, all men,
bers of the Alpha Delta Pi soroity
we're: Mrs Ray Swain, matron OF
honor; Mrs. Arthur Nicely and Mrs
Arthur Neuman of Los Angeles
Miss Elizabeth Scott of San Fran
cisco and Miss Virginia Coffin o!
Riverside
jeanne and Josephine Holt
charming young daughters of MI
and Mrs. James Martin Holt OF
Los Angeles and grandchildren OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Holt of Ell Gen.
tro were flower girls.
Attending the bridegroom were
Raymond N. Liebke, best man; Ar
thur Neuman, Duncan Puett, Mel
vim Keltenback of Los Angeles and
James Drummond Huston, jr..
brother of the bride, uShers.
The couple will take months
ocean trip through the Canal zone
and after that they will make their
home in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
HOLTVILLE PIT. A. HOLDS FIRST
MEETING OF SCHOOL YEAR

P.-T.A held the first meeting of
the year to elect officers, Wednes-
. day afternoon, at the grammar
school. Mrs. Weber Dresser was
elected president, Mrs. Keith Saw
ager, vice-president; secretary
Mrs. Charles Martin, vice secretary.
Mrs. Ed Carr, and Mrs. Marian
Woodbridge. treasurer.
An intensive membership cam
paign was launched in which the
classrooms will compete. The room
securing the most mebers will be
guests of honor at a Halloween
party, Friday evening, Oct. 30.
Miss Ema Guidotto returned
home this week from a three weeks
vacation trip. She visited relatives
and friends in Los Angeles ano
northern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Keirstead OF
Los Angeles are spending week
at ,their ranch near Holtville.
Methodist church members helo
pot-luck supper at the recrea.
ton hall Wednesday evening to
observe the seventh anniversary
Those present were Rev. John Wes-
ley Grande, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stull and daughter, Virginia, and
Mre. Smith. mother of Mrs. Stuli,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thompson ano
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
NANKOAKAGA GROUP

The Nankoakaga Campfire group
had crowded calendar this week
starting out with a Halloween
party at the Ira Aten ranch, help
inc organize a Campfire group in
Holtville and serving at the Elks
dinner.
Monday afternoon the group ano
invited guests bicycled out the Aten
ranch and enjoyed a jolly Hallowe-
en- party and picnic supper around
bic campfire. Campfire Girls ano
guests were: Marjorie Anderson
Rose Madding, Rudy Manson. Mar
gret Paddicord, Mildred Mcbride
Kay Tagg, Alice Combs. Betty Reie
Betty Lemons, Betty Hoy, Ruth
McClimans, Dorothea Eiler, Kath-
crime Bromley, Jean Munson ano
EVELYN Rosenbaum.
At Holtville they spoke on the
various phases and aims of Camp
fire before the new group formino
in that citv at mass meeting at
the Women's club house. The hos.
tesses. Holtville campfire groups
served tea and at the close of the
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Union Daughters
Meet Friday

Anna Maria Ross tent, Daugh-
ters of Union Veterans met Friday
noon for special meeting and pot
luck luncheon.
The program consisted of two
musical numbers by Mrs Ryerson.
pianist and Mrs Watts of Holtville
violinist.
A handkerchief shower was held
for Mrs. Fishburn who is leaving
the valley to make her home in
Carthage, Mo-, and Mrs. Huson.
president, was the surprised reci.
pient of many lovely gifts for her
home which is being rebuilt in
Holtville.
Mrs. Huson will leave Sunday for
business trip in San Francisco
She will return the last part OF
November.
At the business meeting. plans
were laid for a food sale on Nov
%
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Calexico Methodist
Society Meets

CALEXICO. Oct. 23.-Members OF
the Methodist Missionary society
met recently at the social hah
about 35 enjoying the affair During
the program Miss Beryl Langley
gave a review. Mrs. Edgar Zim-
norman, program chairman, sketch
ed an outline of the year book.
which will be ready for distribu.
ton soon. Mrs. j. w. Lawson was
heard in a piano solo and Mes.
danes Lawson, George Kirk ano
George Parkinson were presented
in several vocal numbers.
During the business session, pre-
sided over by Mrs. George Camp
bell. it was decided to resume the
Heart Circle" with Mrs. Davis
appointed to take charge. A foreign
mission rally will be held in Braw.
ley, Oct. %. Reservations may be
made through Mrs. George Kirk.
Refreshments were served by Mrs
James Cole and Mrs Crane.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Trailer Travellers
Visit SfrickIers

Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Haugh and
j. P. Harshbarger of LaVerne are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8
Strickler of Ell Centre.
The Haughs and Harshbarger
have been on a trailer trip since
last spring and have travelled east
and plan to visit the coast before
returning to La Verne at the first
of the year.
Mrs. Haugh and Mrs. Strickler
were room mates at Mcpherson
college, Kansas. The Haughs have
taught at La Verne college for 80
years, Mr. Haugh teaching music
and Mrs. Haugh, drama.
Harsbarger is the father of Mrs.
Strickler.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Annual HaIIowe en- Card PARTY
70 Be Held by Boyee Aten

Card games, all varieties, will be
played at the Boyce Aten unit.
American Legion, card party at 8
pm, Veterans Memorial hail.
The affair is an annual event
given at this time. Following the
tradition OF many years standing.
it will be a Halloween party.
Table prizes will be presented
TO the winners of the various games
The prizes are particularly hand
some this year and not only prizes
for the games, but door prizes viii
be awarded in addition.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted to present an especially nice
party as the committees have work
ed hard to make this affair an
outstanding social event.
Special decorations and unusu-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Churches
Schools
McCabe Home
Department
To Meet

Mrs. S. l.. Hood, chairman of the
garden committee, will explain the
committees five point program for
the year, at the McCabe Home de-
partment meeting at 1890 am. next
Thursday.
The meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw, Az
miles west of El Centre on ths
south side of the San Diego high
way.
At the business meeting year
books of various kinds of seeds viii
be distributed to the members. T.
pot-luck luncheon will be serveo
at noon.
Mrs. Lila Reid Scott will give a
talk on table setting and acces.
sories at 1870 pm.
Dress problems regarding color
combinations will be discussed by
Mrs. Harper and a general discus
sion on the color wheel will follow
Hostesses for the affair will be
Mrs. Vaughn Thompson, Mrs. FREQ
Sunstrom and Mrs. Wardlow.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
OF Interest to Women
Society
Clubs
Social Calendar
SATURDAY


Eagles dance, 8, 500 Broadway.
20-30 club Charity Ball, $3.50, Vet
Grams hall.
Swiss dance, 9, Swiss clubhouse.
SUNDAY
Church services. :
Peace officers barbecue, l, Braw-
ley.
Swiss Celebration, 10. Swiss club.
MONDAY
Masonic luncheon, IL, Barbara
Worth.
SchoClmasters, $3.50. DeAnza hotel.
Readers Round Table, 2, 10000
club.
Twice Told Tales, 2:3O, SIS Wen
sley.
Legion Auxiliary cardparty, 1880,
WC.T.U., 1880, Baptist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Stamp Collectors
To Organize

Plans for organizing a philately
club for the entire valley will be
made when stamp collectors meet
at 8 pm. Wednesday. in Dean F. /
Shepherd's office. high school.
The club will be organized with
the view of becoming affiliated
with the Federated Philately Clubs
of Southern California.
A. w. Bloss, publicity director Of
the Federated clubs of Southern
California, has promised to atteno
one of the November meetings ano
put on a DISPLAY program. Bloss
will also assist the club in bacom-
ing organized.
Other philatelists from San Diego
and Pasadena will attend the meet.
ings and give programs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
On Central Hi
Campus
Special Assembly Called

A special assembly was called for
plastering of red and black paint
and eggs, on the school building
Thursday night. The Brawley school
buildings received identical treat
ment. Guy Weakley, principal, told
Central students that the BraWley
student body believes them equally
innocent, and urged extra good
sportsmanship in the Brawley Cen
trail game Friday night. Mr.. Ketchen
and Coach Taylor spoke in a SINH
lar vein. The several student leaders
asked to voice their opinion seemed
to feel that the adoption of a rea-
sonably calm attitude toward the
affair would be best.
Frosh Pep Scars ....
Freshman turned out almost 100
per cent Thursday afternoon after
school to put the finishing touches
on a real pep snow Tor the student
body rally the following morning
Wendell Hammer, frosh advisor, and
the two yell leaders led the class in
raising the roof.
ANS. Activity
The Associated Men Students pro-
gram committee has mapped out
some interesting suggestions for the
years activities: Cd Formation OF
a boxing team; CD Further fur
nishing of the club room, CD Gre
alton of several awards to foster
sportsmanship and scholastic a.
chievement. Plans are also being
made for the annual ANS. Dance
and Father and Son banquet. Those
on the committee are: Wyatt Fisher
Leonard Carey, jim Ryerson, and
Fred Carr.
j. C.'s Elect Officers
The j. G. executive board Officers
recently elected are Ruth Riddle
secretary and treasurer; Forrest
Damron, yell leader; and Laurence
Cook, publicity manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Mrs. w. A. Marshall
Has Birthday

Mrs. w. A. Marshall of El Centrc
celebrated her birthday anniver
cary Friday Many friends. caller
IN Mrs. Marshall leaving man,
lovely rememberances.
Just recently Mrs. Marshall re-
turned from her annual vacation
in the northern part of California
She and Mrs. w A. Thompson
daughter of Mrs. Marshall spen
part Of their vacation visiting Mrs
Marshall's granddaughter who is
attending Stanford University.
On their way further north, tho
two ladies visited in San Francisco
Oakland and Lake county. At Yre.
ka they visited another of Mr.
Marshall's granddaughter's Mrs
Robert Ferl.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
John K. Sarios
Giuen Party

Mr.. and Mrs John K. Sario, jr.
were the honored guests at a we'd
ding shower held recently by Mrs
John Mayo, mother of the bride
1T the home of Mrs Roy Womack
$50 Ell Centre avenue.
Included among the many guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Womack, Mr.. and Mrs Harold
stanfield, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Irwin
Maurine Graves, Robert Graves
George Martin Mr.. and Mrs John
Sario, sr., Mrs. Mollie Wise, Mrs
Bliss, Mrs. Helen Summers Miss
Alma Baker Miss Villa Martin,
Miss Fav Martin, Mrs. Clifton
Mrs. Mathia, Mrs. Minnie Picle
Lloyd Picle, Dorothy Clark.
Games were played during the
evening and delightful refresh
ments were served. The decorations
consisted of japanese wall liant
nrnS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

daughter, Frances Rae, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Kenneth Savage and daugh-
ter, Lydia, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Saw
age, and two sons, Dick and Mich
ial. Mrs. Friada Castaline, and son
Richard Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Row.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt, Mrs
Mace Williams, and daughter, Ger
aldine, and son, Dorsey, Mr. ano
Mrs. Willy Wiginton, Mr.. and Mrs
Bob Coyner, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Rherm, and daughter, Mary Anne
Mrs. Dale Cooper. and daughters
Billie and Clara. Mr.. and Mrs Ro-
bert Mercereau, and two children
Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Huenick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Griffin, and sons
Roger and Phillip, and Mr.. ano
Mrs Dean Richmond, and guest o.
honor, DR.. and Mrs F.. G. Rebel
and Miss Harriet Richardson. OF
Washington, DC.
Miss Harriet Richardson OF
WASHINGTON DC is visiting several
DAYS with DR.. and Mrs. F. G.. Re,
Bell. Mrs. REBEL and Miss Rich.
ardson left for Los Angeles. &,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Weinrich left
Tuesday morning for several
weeks vaction in Lawton, Okla
homa. and in Winfield, Kan. They
will visit relatives and friends.
The city council denied the re-
quest Wednesday evening of Mrs
Russell Thompson for a two hour
extension of the midnight closine
ordinance. Considerable discussion
was given the matter by council
members and outsiders.
Building permit was granted the
Holtville Ice Co. for ass 900 i'm
nrovement on packing shed. o. C
Harris was informed that he die
not need permit to repair his home
which recently was damaged by
fire.
The council will call for bids
on considerable amount of pipe
which will replace the intake line
to the pump house.
Robert Kamm was given a dir
ner at the home of j. s. Briden-
slime in honor Of his 21st birthday
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
W.C.T.U. Will
Hold Meeting

W.C.T.U. members will meet at
7:30 pm. Monday at the Baptist
church for election of officers and
round table discussion.
DR.. Warren Fox will lead the
round table discussion of personal
and community health. ie
Mrs. Mary E. Lewis, president of
the Ell Centro Union, will give
short talk on the county and state
W.C.T.U. conventions held recent
ly. The meeting will be open to
all interested.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Mrs. Carey Has
Bridge Club.

Mrs. Dunbar Carey was hostess
to her bridge club Thursday at her
home at $40 South Fifth. Dessert
was served the group and the af-
ternoon was then spent in the
game, Mrs. Joe Steele winning. first
prize.
Mrs. Everett Keenan,, who with
her husband is here from the East
and Mrs. Ira N. Hitchcock were
guests of the club, members being
Mrs. George King, Mrs. Forest
Manley, Mrs. Glenn Martin, Mrs
Andrew Dilbeck, Mrs. Steele. ano
the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
KIWANIS HOLD
TACKY PARTY

CALEXICO, Oct. 23.-One of the
jolliest parties of the season was
that enjoyed last tight when about
so Kiwanis and their guests gather
ed at the Hotel de ANA for "tacky
party" the occasion being Ladies
night. Original costumes added to
the evenings merriment.
The program proved particularly
delightful with such favorite per-
formers as Mrs. George Willoughby
Mrs. H. A. Jarvis, and Blanche
Courtney Stone being presented in
a program of music ard dancing.
Feats of magic by Tom Burke were
well received and the impromptu
Kiwanis quartet. An evening of
dancing followed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Readers Group
To Meet

Election of officers to serve as
chairman and secretary of the
Readers Round Table group of the
Ten Thousand club, will be hello
at pm. Monday in the club house
tea room.
Mrs. w. T. TOWNSEND will be the
main speaker for the program and
the remainder of the meeting will
be taken up with organization
plans for the year
Arrangements have been made
for a particularly nice meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
CHAN To Speak
At Business
Won1en's Club

Mr.. John Hanson, agent iii
charge of the Los Angeles district
Of the Federal Bureau of Investi-
cation, Department of Justice will
be guest speaker at the Business
and Professional Women's clue
meeting at 8 p. m.Tuesday, Bar
bara Worth hotel.
Members of the Brawley club
will be guests of the Ell Centre
club in the first of several joint
meetings planned between the two
clubs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Mt. Signal Group
Meets Wednesday,

Mt. Signal Home department will
meet at 10 am. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. j. C. Stuart.
Miss Florence Glenn, home dem
cnstration agent, will discuss color
regarding home decoration and
making color charts at the morning
meeting.
The meeting will be an all day
meeting with a pot-luck luncheon
served at noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
HORSE SHOW

Imperial Valley horse owners Sat-
urday were warned that entries
must be in by Nov. for the annual
horseshow at the fairgrounds Nov.
IA. Entry blanks and programs are
available at the office of B. A. Har-
rigan, agriculture commissioner, at
the courthouse. The show is spon-
sored by the 1. v. Horseshow Asso-
ciation.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
MINNEHEKA GROUP

Lois Vogt was elected president
Of the Minneheka group at its
meeting last Tuesday, Oct. II.
Other officers elected were Vir-
ginia Reed, president; Dorothy
Rapsom. secretary: Margaret Tyler
treasurer; and Patricia Jones, scribe
Last Tuesday the group met al
the home of Wilma Graves ano
the main topic of discussion was
candy sale to take place on the
first Saturday in November.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24

United Action to Conserve
Hearing" is the slogan of National
Hard of Hearing Week to begin
Sunday, throughout the United
States
The El Centro society for the
Hard of Hearing, a chapter of the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-24
Group To Meet
For Tap

Members of the Junior Ten
Thousand club interested in tap
dancing will meet at 7:30 Monday,
Mrs. Leger's studio.
The meetings will be held regu-
larly on Monday nights.