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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6. UP
Barbary Coast old timers today
mourned the death of Black Tony
Parmagini who left their ranks to
become the city's most notorious
gangster-long distance associate of
Al Capone and Arnold Rothstein.
Advices received here said Black
Tony died Tuesday in LeaVenWorth
penitentiary following an operation.
He was serving II years for head
ing the vests largest narcotics ring
in addition to Sidelines that al
legedly ran from police fixing to
white slavery.
The law caught up with Black
Tony six years ago and he was
sent to prison.
His body was enroute back to
San Francisco accompanied by his
widow, Nita. She sped east when
prison officials notified her it was
doubtful Tony would survive an
emergency operation. Funeral serv-
ices have been tentatively sched-
uled tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07
Factors Affecting
Business Cited


Citing as factors in a general
change in business sentiment Cd
governmental statements regard
ing high prices, speculation and
the dangers of a boom, CD ceSSa-
ton of expansion of bank deposits,
90 the decline in common stock
prices and (4) numerous warn
ings by students of business trends
that a period of readjuStment is
in prospect; the monthly summary
of business conditions for May,
issued by the research department
of SecuriS-FirSt National Bank
says:
Past experience has shown,
however, that minor business re-
cessions in the East often are less
noticeable here, particularly when
(as now) southern California is
enjoying a rapid gain in popula-
ton. Short-term fluctuations in
local business do not necessarily
correspond with national condi-
tionS and predictions of a general
reaction this fall cannot be applied
indiscriminately to southern Cali
fornia.
Rising to the highest level in
many years, building permit figures
dispelled recent fear that the ad-
vance in costs was restricting VOL
ume. The increases appear to be
general and include residential,
commercial and public construc-
ton.
Agricultural income received in
most sections of the state is ex-
pected to be the highest in many
years; prices should be satisfactory
even though they may average
somewhat below recent levels"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07
WALLIE WANTS TO
BE JUNE BRIDE

MONTS, France, May 6. UP
Mrs. Wallis Simpson wants to be
a June bride, it was understood
today She was reported to have
suggested to the Duke of Windsor
that the date of their marriage
be set for June u, one month
after the coronation of the dukes
brother-succesSor King George VI.
Honeymoon plans have been
completed. 1t was understood that
the duke and Mrs. Simpson would
leave the Chateau de Cande almost
Immediately after the wedding and
would motor in the dukes limou-
sine to Cannes and then eastward
to the Carinthian mountains in
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07

official functions might have been
a heavy strain on him.
The Duke of Norfolk, who is
hereditary Earl Marshal, must con-
duct the coronation, indicated that
he would continue daily rehearsals
right up to the eve of the corona
ton in an effort to achieve per-
fection.
The latest rehearsal involved the
coronation and enhancement of
the queen. Lady Rachel Howard,
the Earl Marshal's sister, stood in
for Queen Elizabeth. She donned
a cardboard crown and other cor
onation regalia, including a ring
for her fourth finger on the right
hand and an ivory scepter.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07

southern Austria.
There, on the Wasserleonburg
castle estate which the duke has
leased, waits a cottage which, it
is reported, the duke has had re-
decorated and refurnished.
arrived today They ended an en-
The dukes Ia missing trunks
barrassing deficiency in the dukes
wardrobe which caused him TO
golf yesterday in Austrian leather
breeches.
The dukes new permanent equer-
ry, Lieut.. Dudley Frwood of the
Grenadier guards and Detective
Philip Attfield of Scotland Yard
arrived today, along with servants
from Austria.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07
Promoter Convicted
In Statutory Case

LOS ANGELES, May 5. UP
Raleigh Fremont, Sc, mining pro-
moter, today was convicted of COM
mitting statutory offense against
l3-year-old Bonnie Wrankle in
Laurel Canyon last Dec. Is, short
ly before she fled into the home of
Ann Harding, film star, and hid in
the chimney,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07
TIIi5El KING AND QUEEN PRACTICE FOR CORONATION
Reserve Officers
VIII Meet FRIDAY

Reserve Officers will meet Fri
day night at Gas o'clock in the
California hotel for a dinner and
school of instruction at which
Lieut.. Col. j. H. Van Fleet of San
DIEGO will preside.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-07
REHEARSALS HELD
IN ROYAL ROBES

LONDON May G. URFzing George and Queen Elizabeth
their heavy coronation robes and intervals will
be accustomed them before the ceremonies May l2.
excellent
away that the
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Nth Anniversary
OF Methodist Home
To Be Celebrated

THE Board Of Managers of the
Methodist Home, Mrs. Harry Hos
kinson, president. will hold open house
at the home, at 4901 Connecticut ave-
nue., Wednesday from o'clock in the
afternoon until 10 o'clock in the eve
ming. The open house will celebrate
the 47th anniversary Of the founding
of the home.
Mrs J. c. Milford is general chair
man and will be assisted by Mrs. c.
A. Lindsay, Mrs. w, Alfred Falconer
and Mrs H. w. Kitzmiller. The fol-
lowing chairmen will be in charge Of
the various attractions: Reception,
Mrs. Fred Cawson; hospitality, Mrs
w. E. Waite; candy, Mrs. Howell
Bartle, and supper for helpers, Mrs.
John R. Wright. Articles made by
the aged women of the home will be
for sale, Mrs. Ivan Reilly, Mrs. Frye
and Miss English in charge.
Mrs. Robert Parker, assisted by
members of the Ministers Wives As
ISOLATION, will preside in the tea room.
At 8 O'Clock an interesting program
Of music will be given under the d.
rection of Mrs. Ralph Wolfe and Mrs.
Ralph Wilson.
The Methodist Home cares for the
dependent aged of the Methodist
Church and receives no aid from the
Community Chest Donations of cash
and miscellaneous supplies will be
gratefully received.
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Residents
OF Fairfax
On Visits
Mrs. Amos Chilcott
and Others to Go
to Lynchburg.

TAIRFAX, Va, May 8.-Mrs
- Amos Chilcott, president Of
the Fairfax Garden Club, &C
companied by Mrs. Richard r.
Farr and Miss Adelaide Lewis, will
motor to Lynchburg, Va, tomorrow
to attend the annual meeting of the
Garden Club of Virginia, which will
be held Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert D. Graham
and their small daughter, Roberta
Graham. left Wednesday to spend
the week end at the Chamberlin Ho-
tel. Old Point Comfort, Va.
Miss Charlotte Young, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Peyton Young, will
sail Thursday on the City OF New
port News for France. Miss Young
will spend month in Paris as the
guest Of her cousin, Countess de
Lastic de jail Following a trip
through the Chateau country, she will
make two-month visit with another
cousin, Nine. Angelo du Saillant, at
st. Jean de Luz
Mrs. Charles H. Pozer and Mrs.
Frederick 7 Richardson motored to
Orange, Va. Thursday, where they
were luncheon guests Of Mrs. Gray
Huntington at Monticello.
Mr.. Robert J. McCandlish, IT,, of
Fairfax joined his parents and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs R. J. McCandlish
Of Hancock. Nd. and Miss Sally Nc
Candltsh OF Baltimore on Thursday
and with them has motored to Will
liamsburg, Va, for the week end.
Mrs. Elsie A. Davis. Fairfax County
elementary supervisor. left yesterday
for Charlottesville and Is spending
the week end with her son, Mr..
James Davis, student at the Uni
versity OF Virginia
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Davis left
Wednesday for Danville, Va, where
they are the guests Of Mrs. Davis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harris.
Miss Martha Rely, who Is passing
several months with Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert T. Woodson, went to Middle
town, Va, Thursday to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Rely.
MIS-. ROBERTA EVERY OF Alexandria
came to Fairfax Monday to visit
her son and daughter-in-la Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick M. Everly.
Miss Viola Hailman, who spent the
week end with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. A. Mailman, has returned to
HarrSonburg, Va, where she Is a
student at the State Teachers College
Mr.. C. T. Rice has returned to Oak
ton, near Fairfax, following a week
end visit to his older daughter, Miss
Rebecca Rice, student at Hollin's
College.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry D. Ludwig. who
have been the guests of Mrs. Ludwig S
mother, Mrs. James Roberdeau Aui-
son, have returned to Charlotte. N. c.
Mrs. Edward NJ Holmes, jr., has
gone to Norfolk, Va, to join her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs NJ Daily Walsh,
and with them will take a To-day
motor trip.
Miss Pauline Stayver. who makes
her home with Mrs. Elton Holbrook, Is
the week end guest OF Admiral and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wolf of Erie,
Pa, motored to Washington Monday
and were visiting Mrs. Eugene Schwab.
They left Thursday for Atlantic City
for a stay before returning to their
home.
Mr.. Samuel Nordlinger has gone to
st. Louis, Mo-. to engage in business,
after being stationed at the c. c. c.
camp in Beltsville, Nd, where he was
in charge for some time.
Mrs. Herbert Rich Is returning to-
day from stay in New York.
Mothers day celebration will take
place this evening at the Home for the
Aged, ll25 Spring road northwest at
1880 o'clock. Each mother OF the
home will be remembered with q gift.
Moving pictures will be given, fol-
lowed by refreshments. Tomorrow
afternoon the Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
home will also hold its annual Spring
festival and Mothers day celebration
at o'clock, with an interesting pro-
gram Of music and greetings. A tab
leau will be given with different men,
beers participating. Mrs. Jack Weak is
chairman, assisted by Mrs. William
Levy and Mrs Herman Hertzberg. A
tea will follow the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Piver will hold
a reception tonight at o'clock at
the Lafayette Hotel in honor Of the
Bar Mitzpah of their son, julius Piver.
Mrs. Harry Wittgenstein returned
the early part of the week from 10
days, visit in Buffalo, N. Y, with her
son-in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Samburg.
Mrs. Charles Schlesinger, who was
visiting her mother Mrs. J. H.
Michalis, at the Shoreham, returned
to her home in Wheeling, W. Va, the
beginning Of the week. Mrs Michalis
and her daughter recently returned
from water trip to Florida.
Mr. and Mrs I. Herbert Freiburger,
the latter formerly Miss Marjorie
Louise Blumenfeld, whose marriage
took place April % at the Shoreham,
have returned from their wedding trip
to Bermuda.
Miss Ella Feldman was given a
kitchen shower Wednesday night at
her home. Miss Feldman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Feldman, whose
engagement to Mr. Stanley Levy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs William Levy, of this
city has been announced, will be mar
ried in this city June 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. Simon of
Washington and Miami announce the
confirmation OF their son Merton at
Temple Israel, Miami, Fla.
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Falls Church Parties
Mrs. j. Oliver Frank Is Among Many
Hostesses of the Week.

been visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
liam Carver, in Brookline, Mass, re-
turned Tuesday.
Mrs. Atherton W. Mears, Mrs. Leon
ard P. Daniel, Mrs. Leigh Ribble,
Mrs. A. L. Anderson. Mrs. William
Rigby, Mrs Henry Davidson, Mrs.
Wilbur S. Human and Mrs. Ross
johnson attended an informal eve
ming bridge party given by Mrs. John
Trabold Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Landreth and her son,
Robert Landreth, jr., who have been
spending the Winter in Florida, re-
turned home Monday.
Mrs. Otis Turner gave an evening
bridge party Monday, when she was
hostess to Mrs. John Demarest. Mrs.
Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Felix Moore,
Mrs. Taylor Millard Mrs. Walter
Phillips, Mrs. Egbert Showers, Mrs.
Hazel Coleman, Mrs. Donald Jones,
Miss Martha Cline, Miss Wilma George
and Mrs. Douglas Janney.
Mrs. John L. Harrison entertained
at luncheon, followed by bridge,
Thursday.
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Residents Travel
And Give Parties
In Gaithersbura

GAITHERSBURG, Nd. May 8.-Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Griffith have re-
turned from their Winter home on
Pass-a- Grille Island, Fla, and are at
the Bartlett Farm for the Summer,
where they will be joined later by
Mrs. Griff1th's father, Mr.. George
Bartlett. and sister. Miss Vashti Bart
lett Miss Dorothy Bartlett also is
at the farm
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young en-
tertained at their home, near Ger
mantown, Wednesday evening in honor
Of their son, Mr.. William Young, ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Becraft,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Bean and Miss
Mable Becraft drove to Manassas, Va,
Sunday and were dinner guests Of
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Lanahan.
Mrs. Chloe Middleton of Lodge,
Va, is visiting her nieces, the Misses
Elizabeth Berber of Washington Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Macarthur
left yesterday for their home at Sara
nae Lake in the Adirondack Noun
tains, after spending the Winter in
washington Grove.
Mrs. Mary Gheen, who has been in
Washington for several weeks since
her return from Florida, where she
spent the Winter, has opened her
home on Fifth avenue for the Summer.
Mr.. j. Paul Lynch left Tuesday for
Pittsburgh, Pa, to assume a new posi-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearly Blood have as
their guest Mr. Blood's father, Mr..
George Blood Of Hudson, N. H., who
has arrived for visit Of several weeks,
Mr.. Blood and his father are spend
ing this week on trip to Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew w. He'll
were dinner guests Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marjorie Samper, and her
family in Washington Sunday.
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Manassas Club
Dinner and Meeting

The annual dinner meeting and in
stallation OF officers OF the Manassas
Womans Club will be held Tuesday in
the Prince William Hotel, presided
over by Mrs. William Lloyd, president.
Mrs. Fred Alexander, president OF
the Virginia Federation of Clubs, will
be the guest speaker Of the evening.
A number Of guests will be present,
among them being Mrs. NJ. D. Willis,
fourth district chairman, Of Fred
ericksburg. Mrs. Charles C. Lynn is
In charge Of reservations, Mrs. Thomas
Broaddus the entertainment program
and Mrs. Margaret Lewis, decorations.
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Notre Dame Group
Holds Tea TODAY

The Notre Dame de Namur Alum
nae Association will give a tea this
afternoon at 5 O'Clock in the academy
auditorium in honor of this years
graduating class. This tea will i'm
medlately follow the closing exercises
OF the international novena in honor
OF Blessed Julie Billiart, foundress of
the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.
whose cause for canonization is being
considered. Students and alumnae of
all schools, academies and colleges
conducted by the order have Joined
IN making this novena. The novena
services will begin at 4 o'clock.
The officers of the alumnae asso-
citation are Miss Kathleen Cagney,
president; Miss Margaret Fennell,
vice president; Miss Helen Herbeck,
secretary; Miss Ann Wolfe, CORE
spending secretary, and Miss Iddwin
Genau, treasurer.
Miss Katherine Rupert, chairman
OF the Arrangements Committee. has
named Mrs. B. Houston McCeney as
hostess. Assisting her will be Mrs.
Adelaide I. Cavanagh, Mrs. Clarence
W. Lee, Mrs. George c. Denny, Miss
Margaret McAllister, Miss Agnes
Quinn, Mrs. Bernard Garvey, Mrs.
Catherine Hartnett, Mrs. Thomas ].
Kennedy, Miss Helen Riordan and
Mrs. George Degnan.
The Reception Committee chairman
Is Mrs. William B. Grogan. Those in
the receiving line will be Mrs. Harry
Donoghue, Mrs. Michael j. McDer-
mott. Mrs. Joseph Fahy, Miss Rena
Downing, Miss Daisy Brick, Miss
Catherine E. Mcmahon, Miss Helen
Kelly, Miss Marie B. Nohe, Miss Mag
dalen Berger, Miss Katherine Burns
and Miss Dorothy Roche.
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Mrs. Isaac Behrend Of the West
chester will leave soon by motor for
Atlanta, Ga, to visit her son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Dittler, and their two young daugh-
tiers for a several weeks stay.
Mrs. Alexander Wolf left for New
York Wednesday to attend the Ma
tional Board meeting Of the Council OF
Jewish Women, returning today to her
apartment in the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules James OF the
Westchester had as their guest dur
ing the week Miss Lillian HoroWitz OF
New York. and her fiance, Mr.. Fred
Shoffer, of Vienna, Austria. They re-
turned to New York Monday.
Miss Doris De Ford, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen De Ford, who
attends Antioch College, Yellow
Springs, Ohio, and is doing social serv-
ice work in Chicago, spent the week
end visiting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Guiterman, at their home in
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. William Levy of Baltimore,
formerly Of Tallahassee, Fla, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs Sara Levy Of
Nardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Max Pines left Thursday for
Atlantic City, where she is the guest
of her son-in-law and daughter Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Miller and their young
daughter.
Mrs. Nat Wildman, who was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Goldenberg, for 10 days, has
returned to her home in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gutenberg, who
were guests of relatives here for the
week, have returned to their home
in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Jonas, who
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marc
Goldnamer at the Shoreham have
returned to their home in Nashville,
Tenn
Miss Rose Stern has been SPEND
ing week with Miss Eleanor Loeb
and left for Baltimore Thursday for
a visit before returning to her home
at Braddock Heights, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kronheim
Of 1854 Lanier place will be at home
Sunday evening, May l6, from s to
10 o'clock in honor of the confirma-
ton Of their daughter, Judith Elaine
Kronheim
Mrs. Edward Greenbaum was host
ess yesterday at a luncheon and
bridge at Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Benjamin Siegel of the Roose-
welt has been entertaining as her
guest Mrs. A. CHASER, who returned
to her home in Philadelphia on
Thursday.
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Farmers OF Cuba are buying Ameri-
can agricultural machinery.
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Mr.. Comins to Show
Portraits Saturday

Mr.. Eben F. Comins has issued in
vitations for Saturday afternoon. May
IS, from 2 to 7 o'clock, at his residence
at 1911 Connecticut avenue, when he
will exhibit a portrait OF Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman, the United States
Minister to Norway, which he has re-
Gently completed. He also will show
his portrait Of Mr.. Justice Brandeis,
which was recently shown at Corcoran,
and his portrait of Mr.. Lyman Briggs,
the director of the Bureau of Stand
ards. He also will exhibit his set Of
drawings Of the various Mexican races
which he made last Summer In
Mexico
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ALLS CHURCH, Va, May g.
u Mrs. J. Oliver Frank enter
tanned at her home Wednesday
at q luncheon at which the
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AndersOns Hosts
At Dinner Thursday

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Anderson of
the Westminster Apartments enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening in
honor Of Senator and Mrs. Ernest
Lundeen, the governor of the Federal
Reserve Board and Mrs. Chester C.
Davis, Judge and Mrs. George P.
Jones, Attorney and Mrs. John G. Nc
Govern and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Radford.
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Mrs. D. F. Sellers at Annapolis, Md.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. Carl Maxwell,
Mrs. F. w. Richardson, Mrs. James
McC. Henderson and Jimmie Hender-
son have returned from a motor trip
to Roanoke, where they spent several
days.
The Venerable Harvey A. Simmonds
and Mrs. Simmonds were the week end
guests last week Of the Rev. and Mrs.
Herbert A. Donovan at the Episcopal
rectory. Mr.. Simmonds Is Archdea con
OF Liberia and with Mrs. Simmonds
Is staying in New York during his visit
to this country.
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Of Personal Note
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Gerstenfeld
Sailing for Europe This Month.

TIME DIR. AND MRS. NORMAN GERSTENFEID of CHEVY
Chase Md, will Europe this to spend some
i weeks, returning here In July.
Mrs J. kaufman hostess Wednesday at a luncheon
followed by at the Shoreham.
confirmation exercises of the Eighth Temple will
Sunday morning May 49, at 10 o'clock Abram
Norman Gerstenfeld conducting the class
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Murphys at Rehoboth

DR.. Joseph A. Murphy. director of
the medical and sanitary inspection of
schools, and Mrs. Murphy are at Re-
hoboth Beach over Sunday, having
gone there in preparation to opening
their cottage for the season. DR.. and
Mrs. Murphy will not go 10 Rehoboth
Beach for the Summer until later.
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fertile, that is ready for the Cos
pei seed in our hands? And are
there not many inviting plats here
and there which must be cleared
and cultivated for the seed-sow-
ing? SO the opportunity comes,
now presenting itself unsouGht.
now found after diligent search,
now made outright under adverse
conditions; and happy is he who
sees and ScizcS his every oppor-
tunity to do good,
GOLD IN THE GOLDEN TEXT
Let us not be weary in well do
ing: for in due season we shall
reap, if We faint not. Galatians
go.
Here is great duty. Do well.
Do nothing but well. But rcmcm-
Der that wcll-bcing is ncccsarSy
to wcIl-doing. That is. we must
BE- good in order To do good.
Here is q great danger. Do not
be weary in wcll-doing. Life is a
steady pull, not 2 matter Of fits
and jerks. 1t is not wrong to be
tired; the trouble comes in quit
ting on that account. Keep on.
Here is great prospect. har'
vest days are ahead. Rcapng
then depends on sowing now. AT
the right time we shall gather the
ripe shcaf and garner the golden
grain. Be patient,
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HIGH SCHOOL YEAR
BOOK MADE PROJECT
Continued from page y

tIOnIlIlucu IIo.h oa-N
ords which will prov" exceedingly
interesting in future years.
Examples of the type of lnfor-
NATION to be recorded in the year
book are:
Football games. club programs.
class photographs. individual ath-
ictic write-ups. social gatherings
connected with school, record Of
class officers, "surprize' snap
shots. Jokes. and cartoons.
After being completed At the
end of the year, this book will be
bound and placed in the school IL
brary at the disposal of everyone
who might like to look at it.
The staff for the yearbook elect
ed bv the class officers is as fol-
lows:
chief. Francis Andcr-
son: associate editor. Carolyn
Shipp; Photographic editor. Wade
King: snapshots, Billy Bates; or
CARNATIONS. Billy Reese: faculty,
Martha Hill; senior class editor,
Margaret BrookShire; junior class
editor. Dot Thompson; sophomore
class editor. Marie Brookshire
freshman class editor. Mary Nor
ley: boys athletics. Dan Waddcll
girls athletics, Ruth Mcintosh;
humor editor. Joseph MottSman
feature editor, Perry Gianakos
art editor, Jane Turner; assistant,
Frank Todd; business MANAGER,
Elizabeth Johnson; assistant, Jack