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alley: price So 45O: bldg association loan;
your cash and terms. Pot. 4"oa.
CORCORAN ST. NV.
eee eee 5m bsas Deh tT bo,: sss
is situated on lot 1aisxa5 to AN an Ies alley.
Located few doors from 10Th ST. and very
good condition, it is suitable for home or
investment sn Priced reasonably to sell quick
CHARLES L. NORRIS,
ol35 Penn. Ave West O4SO.
COLORED HOME-SEEKERS
10 'es oooDNzss N,c : a""Bet BARSA1NKsE KEAh HONEST
1910 CORCORAN ST. NV.
n,.n, R .rd AND Icn % new het hos-water heating
ton from top TO to bottom including fnish-
ing OF all floors; $1,000 B. l. L. trust
l7l3 9th ST. NV.
q p: AND B.: h.w;h ami: new-house
CO. dttion from top to bottom; long rear
yard; new plumbing and heating B. L..
TODAY'S VERY BEST BUY.
1889 9Th ST. NV.
r,,,,rs R AMP mp B. -wh AMI ,d, new
rear Yards; $1,000; B. & L.; no trusts to
fHs gE5 HRs 1SE &c RoGsTs TsE VEIN
WASHINGTON and this one will be sold
POSITIVELY within the next few DAYS.
1902 G ST. NE.
AND b tins house is in s9od con- }nr
only, a few DAYS we offer it at a redicu-
louslv low pr.ce 8; 900 b 4 |. trust,
757 HARVARD ST. NV.
R. AND B; oil heat ami. full base
ment in excellent condition: PRICE RE
DUCED for immediate sale; financed right.
NOW LISTEN.
" IT GOING TO SELL THESE
FCJ :" Without any delay. II we can't
g., I price WE IL SELL FOR LESS.
tn@t5 2 owners have instructed us TO
8, t}c homes in other hands. so All
PIX Is that you simply LOOK EN-
OV-R. Wen have a representative at
ePc! of thee houses TO-DAY AND EVERY
DAY AND EVENING UNTIL SOLD. Talk
II over with them or call us and DO IT
NOW. STOP PAYING RENT, MR.. OR
MRS. OR MISS INVESTOR. here's your
opportunity
Capitol View Realty Co.,
3?5 New York Ave. NV.
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IDEAL

Modern 5-room. white frame BUNGALOW
on high, Well-dralned lot. 50Xl3N II.
Large living room. coat closet open ire
place. andlrons. buIlt-in bookcase. Two
ped rooms, lots OF ventilation. large closets,
Modern tiled bath walls and foorl. built
IN tub, shower. mIrrored medicine cabinet
Dining room with china closets kitchen
has tiled sink and drain. inlaid Nnoleum
overhead cabinets. plenty drawers modern
range Unfinished attic. TWO larse
windows, pine flooring, will make another
extra bed room.
Hardwood floors. hot-vater heat. Full
concrete cellar, hone drv, ample lisht and
head room, laundry trays. gas water heater,
city water sewer and electricity
Fully screened. Ueather-sfrIpped wall
PAPER gutter and doVnspouts, detached
garage. concrete floor: private sraveled
driveway. Sodded AVN. faerock walk and
lce-appearins shrubbery Concrete front
porch and covered back stoop. Convenient
TO bus and school Inspect dar o. NIGHT.
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

eoRNER2 HONE IN IDEAL IDEAL sEGTI3N
l4l3 Delafeld Pl. NV.
rms, bed rms, baths. lee. mod
ernized kit. oil heat. 2 lse. porches. Scar
brick garage with quarters above; in quiet.
reserved neighborhood; conv. to street cars.
buses. stores, restaurants. Now open for
inspection National oO4O.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
Convenient to Catholic University. stores
and bus; brick; 9 rms. AUTOMATIC heat;
arransed for > families: asking $3.50;
$3.50 cash. S3S per mo.
Dist. 3l!l. ROGER MOSS. Geo R4S3.
NEW
227 Ingraham St. NV.
In one of the finest sections of Wash
ington. close to all conveniences Home
consists OF : rooms. , baths completely
built-in kitchen, open fireplace In spacious
living room. master bed room has private
bath and > closets; recreation room with
open fireplace and lavatory in basement
detached garage; lot 157" deep to paved
alley These homes represent one Of the
greatest row-houSe values in Washington
today. featuring the finest in modern archi-
lecture and constructed with the very best
materials throughout
OPEN TODAY AND DAILY
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1519 K NV. District 1913
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DEPENDABLE SAILS

- 5o,n-3l@ RANDOLPH PL NE
Iloonneed second commercial annual rental.
ShHo. 81 600 10 rooms and bath COL
ored. annual rental ssh. WAGGANAN
BRAWNFR PEALTY CO. ZOO Eve 81.
n ". Metropnlltan SSEu
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NEAR LEE HIGHWAY.

Beautiful country home; 9 rooms. CEN
ter hall. cellar room for BE- electricity.
deep well. elec. pump. nern chicken
; streams. hard road: Is minutes from
Washington: this is n very unusual place;
yssf ysrth e:ls e $500
this today. MAkTiN r. wEBB { son,
Annandale, W. Phone Alex. e76.W.3.
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NEW-4934 1st ST. NV.

Six rooms. tile bath. recreation room.
completely equipped beautifully finished
only $3.50. Small cash payment and
S43.5o per month; 40 built. only one left.
For appointment to inspect, call Mr.
MILLER. Adams S3ol
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.



$50oO-New bungalow. four good rooms.
bath. built-in garage. H.-w. heat. Oak
floors. Extra large lot. Terms.
Ss.l50-Army oflcer leaving, will sacri-
nee his comfortable 1-room house. in one
OF the coolest. shadiest spots in Takoma,
convenient to transportation and schools.
Large living room with fireplace Extra
toilet. pantry and breakfast room frst
ncor. Four bed rooms and bath second.
OIL burner. Automatic water heater. Ga
rage. Terms.
SS.25O-New two-family brick Owner
leaving. has put low price on this at
tractive house with Ave rooms and Tiled
bath FIRST floor, 3 rooms dinette and bath
second. H.-w. heat. Large lot. F. H. A.
financing.
95O-Last one left of a group OF new
brick houses. this one containing ) large
sunny rooms. hrst floor. :! rooms second.
Fireplace. Tiled bath. Electric refriger
alton. Two-car built-in garage. Very
convenient 10 schools. Easy terms.
S6 5OO--New brick BUNGALOW in Santa
rum neighborhood, 33 Kennebeck ave.
Has oak floors fireplace. oil or gas heat.
automatic water heater. insulation. re-
frigeration. built-in garage LARGE, level
lots with plenty OF trees. Terms.
Open SUNDAYS,
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BATTERY PARK,
lO4 EXETER RID.

BATTERY PARK,
1O4 EXETER RID.
1-rm and bath L"ick BUNGALOW. Space
for . .mS. oath on md r.. Garage. lnSu-
lated and weathcr-strlpped; chestnut trim
med thiCulhonl' gas furnace; lot Gbxl -:
Convenient stores. churches. schools and
trans This house cen be bought for as
little a. 81 GEO cash and is All exceptional
buy at $3.50.
6. T. ROBERTSON
1GU1 Georgetown Rd. Wise. 1444.
10 ACRES "-STORY FRAME HOUSE;
cleo y flne section miles from Bethesda;
lCts OF nice shrubbery.
Price, 50 800.
FRED B. CUSHMAN.
loG NJ Adams St Rockville. Md.
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REAL VALUES-S7 ,95(
HOME WITH INCOME
BRICK BUNGALOW.
IA RIII1,T II GOIn

By owner. near 4th and Farraeut NV
Row brick complete apts. b.. garage
come from f3o 3room hsTa'ea s,d gas neat IN
plshed Georgia 4l3S
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT ROW BRICK s
rooms bath. new hnt-vatsr heat new elec-
-rlc fixtures hear CaDrol gross rem. S540.
PTlce, - 500" cash or Will finance. Call
SSNu.
slHH PER MONTH INCOME PRICE,
>l3.H5o. practically 4-tamily fiat unIrs
consist OF = rooms. dlnette kitchen, bath.
porch. cleo. refrigeration. CONVENIENT 70
Navy Yard and Aracostia Park. Sunday.
phOre CeOrgla 31G-
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REPOSSESSED BARGAIN.
CHEVY CHASE
Detached CORNER home OF rms and
pains detached garage. NEWLY DECO
RATED. Terms
INSPECTION SUNDAY.
PIG RAYMOND ST.
To reach. Out Conn. ave. past Chevy
Chase Circle, right on Raymond st. 10
property.
HARRY ROD.
Sl7 G. ST. NV Natl 45o5
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Old Colonial improved home contai ming
10 large rooms. baths. hreplaces,
electric refrigerator water heater and
range ! acre of land with Gear garage.
beautiful landscaping and fine old shade
trees. Located within 90 minutes of down
town WASHINGTON: ! block from schools
stores and transportation. Reasonable
aeh
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INVESTORS ATTENTION. NEW A.
family apartments offered for sale by
owner and builder a. low prices and easy
terms. Every apartment leased for one
wear from July l5 Lsrse rooms soundiv
constructed ideal rental location An in
ypstment opportunity worth inyestlFs,!ns.
Box 4Sg-J Star
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Second fo0r. froat: o2yGo VIII
r'al-. large platc-gla>s display u n
COW. 100 Smaller offcr. ava Ia bic.
SHANNON &; LUCHS CO.
llMl Z s. NV Mallnnal 12t5
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American University Park.
Detached house GOOD condition. rented
at 500, price S5.g5u
Near, l'h and Monroe Sis NV
broom prick rented SO, prlce. $500.
MADISON BLDG CO,
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REAL EsTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

CHESAPEAKE BAY AND STATE ROAD
site of ; acres. two large bungalows: ideal
for club. tea house. school, hotel or resi-
dence. Adams 3it4
WILL TRADE SEMI BRICK. Is
r, 3 b.. near Sth and Col I'd. for large
suburban home with grounds. Address Box
luo-J. Star Office
WILL SELL CHEAP OR EXCHANGE
Washington residence. we'll located rented
S15 per month. for property in near
Los Angeles, Calf. Pay or accept differ
ence in values. Let's talk it over. Box
364-J Star.
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264 Carroll ST. TAKOMA PARK Geo. 1900.
TWO OUTSTANDING VIRGINIA VALUES.
S1.43n. .OO-Five rooms. tiled bath. full
basement wide lot sodded; garage.
50 $50 O0-EiRht rooms y baths recr.
room full basement. slate roof. copper
walls fine wooded lot Gear garage.
Both are insulated. screened. weather.
stripped and have furred walls. and are
in established restricted community
of the better type homes. less than D
miles from White House.
L. S HURLEY Wal S6OS or Col. 4S@T.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


TAKOMA PARK. MD-MODERN GROOM
brick slightly used; reasonable down
payment. balance monthly consider trade
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NH5 New YORK Ave. N W
Natl a,a,. Atl. 8333
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HYATTSVIIJ,F MD
STORES WANTED.

LARGE store Wash -Bai'o Blvd suitable
any KIND OF business, rent reas. Green
wood l5S2
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DEcrp,prv c1rT-.-rr

\ ", rented at Sg.4Uu per annum price
II 600: , floors of : rooms and bath
each: @-car bUi!t-.n ssraee very good To-
r1;aflon tor doctor. FRANK NJ DOYLE.
or Sunday Cleveland O-G4 Apt AIS
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MCLEAN VA - 5-ROOM AND BATH
brick bunga low; garage; am. l.; over u
acre shade trees: $50 month; adults
Langley, Va--6-room and bath house:
ami: @-car garage: over ,. acre nice
lawn: S15 month adults. Falls Church
Al W.. HARRY A. DARNE. owner.
RENT REDUCED-6 RMS. H12 BATHS;
h-w.h.: mi: new cond.: large lot gar;
near school; $50 Kensineton. Md. Cleye-
land 3236
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" W
INV 1890
BUILDING
lil1 K ST. NV.
CHAIN STORE

DOWNTOWN CORNER. west Of 14th s. =
Iar2e store. leased 10 chain grocery for five
years: doing good business. four modern
apis. upstairs: low rents, gross income over
4.0OO yearly. owner has reduced price for
quick sale: terms. Will show high safe re-
turn on cash equity. Call MR. DREW. Me-,
~. ELIOT MIDDLETON, ',O5 Invest
mppf
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY FOR RENT

FOR RENT ROOM BRICK HOUSE. 625
Montgomery St Silver Spring. Nd, ad
Joining Bonifant st. Garage, oil heat, fun
basement and attic. S6,. Call GeorgIa
t0.S
PRETTY VA COTTAGE, HAVING MOD
ern bath; electricity larEe. shady yard,
l3 miles; reasonable. Falls Church
S19-F-3
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Colored-l:i rms. :, baths. h.-wh, gas.
cleo, elec. refriserator included; this house
Is situated on a lot 11iax95, to an alley
Located a few doors from 10th ST. and very
good condition. it is suitable for home or
investment Priced reasonably to sell quick
Evening star., 1937-05-02
PLATE INSCRIBED
TO SLAIN OMAN
Name of WimberIy W. Baker
Added to Plaque at Bu-
reau Offices.
BY REX COLLIER

A bright bronze plate inscribed with
tho name of Special Agent Wimberly
W. Baker yesterday was added to the
plaque at the Federal Bureau of In
vestigation commemorating G-men
who sacrificed their lives in the war
on crime.
The name plate was added without
ceremony to the list Of F. B. I. heroes,
as fellow officers prepared ballistics
and other evidence against two gun
welding bank bandits accused of
shooting the young agent during the
Topeka post Office battle of April
16 last
Charged with the Staying are Rob-
art j. Suhay and Alfred Power, whom
Agent Baker was seeking for bank
robbery in Katonah, N. Y. Suhay Is
accused of shooting Baker in the
back as the agent stepped forward
in the post Office to arrest Power Both
bandits fled after a brief but furious
battle, during which Suhay was shot
In the arm. The pair later were
captured by Nebraska deputies.
Bakers name becomes tenth on
the list Of agents who have died in
line of duty Eight of these we're
felled by underworld bullets, and two
were victims of accidents
The Dillinger gang accounted for
three agents-Samuel P. CoWley, Her
man E. Hollis and w. Carter Baum.
pretty Boy" Floyd and his COM
panions, Adam Richetti and Verne
Miller, killed another, Raymond j..
Caffrey, in the Kansas City station
massacre" Marty" Durkin, so-called
'sheik bandit" murdered Edwin c..
Shanahan. George Barrett, hill-b billy
outlaw, fatally shot Nelson Klein.
All the slayers of the foregoing
have been brought to justice, but
the murderer of Agent Paul E. Rey-
nolds, whose bullet-torn body was
found in drainage ditch near Phoe-
nix. Ariz., in 1929 never has been
found
Agent Albert L. Ingle was mortally
wounded when a private detectives
gun discharged accidentally during an
investigation in Charlotte, N. c., in
1881.
Agent Rupert V. Surratt was killed
IN an automobile accident in North
Carolina in 1888 while on a special
assignment.
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uEn> rs u1Grru~u ~Tu1, PRICES
- ~ IO Ii VI "A =. QUANTITY ORDERS
All Your Gnrlle1, Needs!

GRASS SEED. Anti
weed, rapid and close e
growing. A quality seed. y
Qb. 30c) 5 lb. bag
SPADING FORK. Four e,
prong, he avy duty, p
hardwood handle--
GRASS SHEARS. Keep y
your lawn trim and neat :
VIGORO. The complete
plant fertilizer. Con-
t aims ALL elements =
n e e d e d for plant
growth. (25 lbs, $1.50) u
10-lb. bag ---------
Evening star., 1937-05-02
PHI EPSILON PI HOLDS
CONVENTION HERE
Members of Chapters From Five
Universities Have Meeting
and Social Events.

Members Of five chapters of Phi
Epsilon Pi, national collegiate fra
ternity, met yesterday at the Raleigh
Hotel in business meeting, followed
last night by banquet and dance.
Approximately 80 members and
alumni were present from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Johns Hop
kins, George Washington Univer-
sity, University of Virginia and Wash
tngton and Lee.
The banquet last night was held at
the Raleigh, with Jay Samuels, presi-
dent Of the G. w. chapter, presiding
Robert Louis, Washington, an alum
nus, WAS toastmaster. Guests in
cluded Maurice Jacobs, Philadelphia,
executive secretary of the national
group. who was the guest speaker
and David Fleugelman. New York,
one OF the grand councillors. The
dance was held at the Woodmont
Country Club.
Today's program for the fve-chap-
ter meeting was to close with q tea
dance at the Raleigh.
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shoes, swimming, base ball and boxing
bouts will be on the program. Sou
venir bags filled with novelties con-
tributed by the merchants will be dis
tributed.
Onhcial Washington will be repre-
sented. Is invitations have been ex-
tended to many members Of Congress,
the Commissioners and other District
ofnciAl.
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in the history Of this event, board
oflcials said yesterday.
All details which help to make this
one Of Washington's outstanding
Spring events are in the hands Of a
committee headed by Robert W..
Davis.
As in the past, old fashioned planked
shad with all the trimmings will be
served at two huge dinners, the first
OF which Is scheduled at 1880 am,
the second at 2:05 pm. Outstanding
talent has been engaged for 4 floor
show to be presented during each
meal.
During the afternoon golf. horse
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TO AID IN DECORATION

The Commissioners yesterday made
arrangements for the receipt of VOL
untary contributions from District
employees toward the expense OF deco
rating graves at Arlington National
Cemetery on Memorial day.
Officials in various units of the
municipal government were desig-
mated to receive contributions The
plan followed a request from the
Grand Army OF the Republic Memo
rial Day Corp. that District workers
be given an opportunity to make
contributions.
Evening star., 1937-05-02
POLICE BILL OPPOSED

A bill authorizing the appointment
OF James P. Day as member of the
Metropolitan Police Force was op-
posed by the Commissioners yesterday
in report to the House District
Committee.
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According to the Commissioners.
Day was removed July l6, 1895. As =
result OF conviction on charges Of
being under the influence of liquor
while OF duty. Their report held
he is AN unfit person for duty as 4
police officer in the Metropolitan
department"
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ANNUAL SHAD BAKE
TO 0ATTRACT CROWD
Entertainment at Dinners and
Sports Events to Mark
Celebration.

On the basis of the great demand
for tickets, the forty-third annual
shad bake Of the Board OF Trade,
scheduled for Saturday, May Is, at
Bay Ridge, will be one OF the largest
Evening star., 1937-05-02

Postman's Feet Cornless.
TOPEKA, Kans. R.-Charley
swearingen, retired Topeka mail car
rier, walked one route 81 years and
never had q corn on either foot.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Society
Clubs
Mrs. GIaSbyAt
State p. T. A.
Convention

Mrs. r. L. Glasby of Calexico,
county P.-TA. extension chairman
and junior past president of the
county board. is attending the state
P.-TA. convention in Los Angeles
this week.
Mrs. B. C. Clark who will be re-
membered by those who attended
the county convention last spring,
is presiding as state president.
School hygiene has played prem
inent part in the convention, the
California Congress of Parents and
Teachers Wednesday adopting a
program which includes the follow
ing points: Stricter enforcement of
the laws governing liquor sales;
an extensive statewide health sur
Vey of school districts; sex education
for school children of high school
age throughout the state.
Mrs. E. Blenkhorn, chairman of
the social hygiene section presented
this program.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Virginia Finney To Be Married
In Los Angeles Next Month

Invitations have been issued by
Judge and Mrs. A. G. Finney for
the marriage of their daughter,
Virginia, to Clarence l.. Smith of
Ell Centre.
The ceremony is to take place
Oct. 16 in the Pueblo Oratorio chap
el of the Chapman Park hotel, Los
Angeles.
Miss Finney is popular member
of the younger set. being a gradu-
ate of Central high school and an
active members of the Ten Thou
sand club.
Mr. Smith is equally well known
and the marriage is one of wide
spread interest due to the prom
inence of the two families.
Mrs Frederick Powers -Heald Of
San Francisco, the former Marjorie
Meyer of Ell Centre, is to be the
matron of honor and Miss Betty
Southworth will be the bridesmaid.
Miss Finney has asked little Flea
nor Roberts, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Roberts, to be her flower
girl.
Mr.. Smiths brother is coming
from Ventura to serve his brother
as best man, and Al CT. Smith will
act as usher.
Mr.. Smith is equally well known
Al G.. Smith Company.
The young couple are to make
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaeker Celebrate
Silver Anniversary

ried Sept. is, 1912, in San Bernar-
dino ana came to Ell Centre shortly
after their wedding, where they
have made their home ever since
Mr.. Thacker nad peen in the valley
two years prior to their marriage.
Sons Present
Two of Mr.. and Mrs. Thack-
er's three sons were present for the
party Wednesday, Bob and Bill
Thacker. Percie, jr, was unable
to attend as he is in Berkeley, a
student at the University of Cali
fornia.
During their IS years in the valley
Mr. and Mrs. Thacker have played
an important part in civic and So
cial activities and have been promi-
nently identified with the COM
munity in its development.
The celebration Wednesday night,
after the delightful dinner the ex-
change of "reminiscences ended fit
tingly with the singing of AUD
Lang Syne".
Guest List
Guests invited were: Mr.. and Mrs.
B. E. Lemons, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Maddux, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Duff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Scheniman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane Stafford, DR.. ana Mrs.
w. w Apple, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Soper,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clements, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bowles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Knights, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. P. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Tondro, Judge and Mrs. I. Mayfiel1,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hartzog, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Hunter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy G.. Beynon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Nebel-Thau. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Aten, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rich
mond. Mrs. S. w. Leffingwell, Mrs.
Winifred MacIvor, Mrs. Leta Mae
Bryan, Miss Shirley Maidux Bob
and Bill Thacker, Mark Washburn.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Church of the Flowers Setting
For MaIan-Nissen Wedding

halo of lace. She carried a bouquet
of gardenias and roses.
Little Naomi Lee Malan, sister
of the bride. was a picturesque
flower girl.
Mrs. Margaret Peters. sister of
the bridegroom was matron Of
honor and the bridesmaids were
Miss Virginia Donald and Miss
Jean Raney of Brawley and Miss
Georgia Nissen, sister of the bride
groom.
A reception was held at the home
of the brides uncle, Albert Hall of
Los Angeles.
Shortly afterwards Mr.. and Mrs.
Nissen left on a wedding trip to
Long Beach and upon their return
will make their home in San Ber-
nardino where Mr.. Nissen is EN-
ployed by the Nevada California
Electric company.
Mrs. C. L. Pennington and Miss
Agnes Pennington attended from
Ell Centro and other valley resi-
dents present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Garrett of Calipatria:
Charles Malan, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
F. Lyall Paul Malan. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Hastain, the Rev and Mrs.
Floyd Reeves and son, Mr.. and Mrs
E. NJ. Whitehead, Miss Margaret
Ann Whitehead, Leroy Bellwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Jack. Clyde
Jack, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Will
son of Brawley; Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Dean and Ronald Dean Of West
morland; Mrs. Earl Smith of Holt
vile
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16

Sunday.
The school of religion will start
next month and will be an ac-
credited school under the auspices
of the International Council of
Religious education which COM
prises some some $3.50 of the ma
jor Protestant denominations of
America.
Teachers Chosen
Teachers who will be in charge
are: Miss Harriet Raab, teacher
of dramatics and pageantry; Mrs.
Melvin Rowland, modern missions;
Both had had experience in their
various fields. Two other courses
will be given and the teachers will
be announced later.
According to present plans the
school will begin Oct II. The course
is open to all interested who are
seventh grade standing or more.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned from the minister.
Those present at the board meet
ing were Mr.. and Mrs Phil Griffin,
Fred Goode, Robert Mercerau, Her
man Smith, Mrs. H. B. Graeser and
the Rev. Grande.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-09-16
Churches
Schools
Projects Planned
By HoLtUiHe
NJ. E. Board

Holtvil1e: Important changes
and projects were outlined at the
recent meeting of the Holtville
Methodist church's Sunday school
board which included adoption of
the church's education program and
plans for an accredited school of
religion.
recommendations of the religious
education committee and of heads
of organizations were adopted
Graded lessons for the Cradle
roll, nursery, beginners and pri-
mary departments are to be used,
beginning in october. Mrs. Robert
Bolin was elected cradle roll su-
perintendent; Mrs. Herman Smith
was recommended for beginners
department superintendent; Mrs. T..
j. Mcdonald elected superintendent
of the Home department; Mrs. c..
F. Hunick, temperance superinten-
dent; Mrs. Melvin Rowland, mis-
sionary superintendent.
The Rev. John Wesley Grande,
minister, will be relieved of teatn-
ing the women's adult class, that
group selecting its teacher.
Rally Day
Rally day will be observed Sept.
26 with 1913 membership as the goal.
That evening pageant, compris-
ing a cast of rs will be presented.
Ire committee in charge is COM
posed of Mesdames F. Roy Thomp-
son, Phil Griffin, H. B. Graeser,
T. j. Mcdonald, Fred Goode and
the minister.
A nominating committee was ap-
pointed to recommend officers and
teacher for the year 1878 at
the session of the Sunday school,