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The daily independent., 1937-08-07
Models
OnDisphay
Here
Replicas of Raleigh
Fleet Go to Fort Ra.
leigh Next Week

Elizabeth Citizens may never
see full-size replicas Of the sturdy
little ships Of Sir Walter Raj
eigh's fleet, which brought the
first colonists to Roanoke Iesland,
but for The next few days, at
least, they will be able to inspect
miniature replicas or models OF
the Raleigh fleet. The models of
the ship Lion, the Pinnance and
the flyboat Elizabeth, made by
the Allied Displays, of New York,
from drawings and plans by
Mathis, of Manteo, ar
rived here yesterday morning and
are now on display in the win
dow of the Apothecary Shop.
1t Is planned to take the models
to Roanoke Island next week and
place them on display in glass
case in the Fort Raleigh Museum.
The models were built thru the
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-08-07
NrS. Luna Jarvis Is
HOHOred at Farm
And Home Meet

MoE0ck. August 6.-MrS. Luna
Alden Jarvis. outstanding men,
Der Of The Moyock Home Demon
>'sa,lru club. was accorded signal
"o1J"5 at Raleigh today when she
receive a diploma for her 81 con-
Secul.Te years of attendance at
III" annual Farm and Home
Week
Ms Jarvis was The oldest
member Of he class of SO and as
d ,IDute the flowers presented
10 the class by Dean I. o. Schaub
., State College were in turn pre-
seated TO her by the class.
IN spite Of her 80 years, Mrs.
Jars IS one of the most regular
attendants a. the meetings OF
~.t MOyOck club, the county
snort courses and countrywide
C'o9 meeting. and is the most
U--aat visitor to the sick and af-
''r'rd in the community.
The daily independent., 1937-08-07
Meades May
Demand a
Public Hearing

That Marion Meades, deposed
assistant chief of the Elizabeth
City police force may demand a
public hearing of the charges
against him, was intima!ed by
him In conversation with friends
yesterday. Neades expressed dis
satisfaction at the manner In
which the previous hearing was
conducted.
Held behind closed doors as II
was, denied the right to be rep
resented by counsel, and with
the reasons for his reduction in
rank and ultimate dismissal not
specifically outlined, Meades be-
lieves that he did not get a
square deal.
As a result of the previous
hearing Meades was reduced in
rank to patrolman and the ter
mination of his service with the
department was set for October
The daily independent., 1937-08-07
Salvation Army Is
Holding Meetings

The Salvation Army meetings
now being held on Beech street
are being we'll attended, accord
ing to Envoy Charles Cooke.
Meetings are being held every
evening at 7:30 o'clock. and chill
dren's meetings are being being
held every afternoon, with games
from 800 to 400 and songs and
study from 400 to 500.
The children's meeting tomor-
row, however, will be held at 2::30
o'clock, followed at 800 o'clock
by a Praise Service.
The daily independent., 1937-08-07
Dog Dies at Record
Breaking Age of 29

New Orleans, Aug. 6. (U.R)-Ted-
dy, a blind, almost toothleSs poo
die. believed to be the Oldest dog
in the country, died here today
at the age of 29l2 years.
The poodle was born about the
time President Theodore Roose-
velt came to New Orleans on a
hunting trip and has been the
lifelong pet of the Jervais family,
At his death, the dog was the
constant companion of 12-year-
old, crippled Carlin Jervais.
The daily independent., 1937-08-07
chinese Still Hope
for Peace With
Honor"
Claim Successes
american CunbOats Ready
Ip I'"aicci Citizens Still
In the War Area

Tcve,onmCn,S IN the Far East
an crisis.
TOKYO: Nays general staff
meets following landing of Jap
aYa,c blu, Jackets in the strategic
E3nSow a~ea Of the central Yang
~ river area: fleet admiral, Prince
.Fv,.ml sees the emperor: report
81 s.y5ng Chinese resistance to
.ts Japanese army's North China
conquest. foreign minister doubts
The :. 5. volunteers will aid the
Ch.HsSe.
Make Peace Move
NANKING: Supreme war coun-
Ell, alarmed az Japan'S naval dem
.rS-ra,I5u at Tankow. reverses
earlier warlike attitude and de-
r,des 10 work for peace if Japan
will refrain from new agrees
Sons: application of measure to
place the nations economic SyS-
-fr on a war footing are post
95re6. GeneraliSsimo Chiank Kai-
s,.k hopes for peace with hon.
or.
Chinese Successes
SHANGHAI: Chinese claim they
have rccaptWed LianghSiang~ on
he Peipng-Hankow railway, and
fought their way northward to
within sight of the walls OF Pei
Continued on Page Three)
The daily independent., 1937-08-07

There is no. form of nerve dis.
order that may not be caused or
aggravated by eye strain. For a
thorough eye examination set
DRS. J. D. HATHAWAY. (advD
The daily independent., 1937-08-07
Cotton Interests
More On Capital
Commissioners of Agriculture of Twelve
Southern States Are Asked to Meet In
Washington In Behalf of Crop

Orleans 6UDHeartened by It's hrSt onon-ooiar
South tonight united to demand e
return of a loan and stabilized market
of Agriculture Harry Wilson, president OF
Agricultural Commissioners called e
meet demand that congress act 10 Keep
The daily independent., 1937-08-07
Rebels Push
Their Attacks
Upon Cuenca
Loyalisls Claim Successes
for the Offensive of
Valencia Army

Valencia, Aug. 6.-lU.H-Ihe
LOyalist government tonight
said serious trouble has brok-
en- out in Toledo, Rebel-held
city south of Madrid.
Heavy fighting is going on
amCng the insurgents, an OFF,
Cial statement said.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
CHILDREN TO
BE EXAMINED
BY DOCTORS

More than rs handicapped chill
dren will be examined at clinic
the county health office in Ell Cen
tro Wednesday by the state de-
partment of health.
The children will be examined
by DR.. F.. M McKeever orthoped-
ist. and DR.. John Jordan, eye spe-
cialist. Children handicapped by
crippling ailments and those Suf-
fering from crossed eyes which
have not been corrected by spec
tacles will if examined if appoint
ments are telephoned to DR.. War
rem F.. Fox. county health officer
at his office in the basement oil
the county court house.
Members Of the American Legion
auxiliary units in the county will
provide transportation for children
who otherwise could not reach the
clinic for the examinations.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Society
Clubs
Ell Centruns Attend
Improvements
Club Meeting

Several members of the Ten
Thousand club were guests of the
Women's Improvement club of
Calexico at the clubs meeting and
Christmas program last week.
Mrs. o. A Pratt and Mrs. Fred
Gunterman were in charge of the
Christmas program and Mrs. AL
fred Blaisdell played the organ and
directed the chorus. e.. .
AS narrator, Mrs. Pratt went back
into musical records and told of
the earliest Christmas carols
Soloists for the day we're the
Mesdames George Willoughby,
Lawson, Fred Gunterman and the
Misses Muirhead and Ethel Cas-
tanien. Members of the chorus
we're the Mesdames r. Entrekin,
w. A. McCampbell, Nelson Correll.
P. l. Aguirre, H. l.. Simmons. Louis
Alvarez. George r. Kirk, Hollis A.
Jarvis and the soloists. A,
At the business session Mrs. E. E..
Cavanah gave report on the dis
trict convention.
Ell Centrans present at the meet
ing were Mrs. Warren Currier.
Ten Thousand club president, Mrs.
Arno Yaeckel. Mrs. Fred Harder.
Mrs. Julia Bracket, Mrs. r. c.
Barter, Mrs. Neal Hatch Mrs. Ross
Hickcox. Mrs. Percie Thacker. Mrs.
r. H. Maddux and Mrs. e. E. An
derSOn.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Ell Centro Hi-Y
Members
Attend Meet

Members of the Ell Centric Hi-Y
club attended the Southern Cali
fornia Older Boys conference held
in the new Anaheim high school
Saturday and Sunday.
Theme of the conference was
ITO Think Clearly Without Con-
fusion.
Dr. Bruce Baxter, president of
Willamette college. was conference
leader.
Approximately $50 boys repre-
sented counties as far north as
Santa Barbara. Several members
were present from Boulder City.
Discussion groups were held on
war conditions, careful driving and
alcoholic beverages, and an open
forum was led by DR.. Baxter.
Ell Centrans attending the con-
ference were Howard Rhodes. Dan
Bailey, Bobby Horne and Bill Sage.
They we're accompanied by Eu-
gene Waterman, their advisor.
Earle Smith. advisor of the Holt
Vile Hi-Y. accompanied several
Holtville boys to the conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Successful Performance Given
By Seniors in 18th Chair

Presenting one of the most sue
cessful Senior plays ever given
members of the class of 1888 gave
two performances of the "Thir-
teenth Chair" Friday and Saturday
nights in the high school audi
torium.
The three acts were filled with
suspense, thrills. mystery and COM
edy, as the class members went
about solving the battling murder
OF Edward Wales, played by Bob
Rawles, who was murdered" in
the first act.
Complications set in when the
detectives couldn't find the knife
with which Wales was stabbed. 1t
took Madame Rosalie La Grange,
the medium. played by Bobbie
Lindgren and Nancy Lee McCaslin,
to discover the knife and solve the
mystery Both girls did a fine job
of playing the difficult part which
called for several solo scenes.
Leads Named
The feminine lead. Helen O'Neil.
was played by Janet Reid and
Margaret Miner who were sup
ported by Frank Oswalt, who took
the role of Will Crosby, the leading
man.
Two complete feminine casts we're
featured In the play. The Friday
night cast consisted of Janet Reid
as Helen O'Neil. Frank OSwalt as
VIII Crosby, Ruth McClimans as
Mrs. Crosby. Robert McCaslin as
Roscoe Crosby. Bob Rawles as Ed
ward Wales. Betty Jane Johnson
as Mary Eastwood, Virginia Murphy
Helen Trent, Charles Hancock
Braddish Trent:
l.. e. Young as Howard Standish.
Leonard Stephens AS Philip Mason,
Margaret Peddicord as Elizabeth
Erskine, Martha Jane Preble as
Grace Standish, Gilbert Griffith as
Pollock, Bobbie Lindren as Nine.
RoSalie La Grange, Christy Plem-
ons as Tim Donahue, Ernie Zinn as
Sergeant Dunn and Earl Smith as
Doolan.
Saturday Cast
The girls playing Saturday night
were Margaret Miner, Betty Lem
ons, Mary Jane Woodward, Vir-
ginia Sue Tackett, Betty Ware,
Martha Jane Preble and Nancy Lee
McCaslin.
Production staff members in
charge were Jerry Blackard, pro-
ductlon manager, Dorothea Eiler,
business manager. Lamar Gilett.
and Bob Rawles, publicity man
ager, Dale Hockett and Ebert.
Greenwood stage managers. Lorene
Thomas. properties, and Wilbur NC
Caslin. programs.
Head uSherette was Glenna Kill
gore. She was assisted by Eliza
beth Howard, Ruby Norris, Mildred
Morgan, Irene Jackson, Betty Reid
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
NeIus Items About
Valley Residents

Friends of Mrs. Mary Garren,
an FL Centre resident for many
years, will be glad to hear she is
spending the winter with her
daughter in Phoenix, Ariz., accord
ing to Mrs. w. w. Apple, who re-
ports her address as 302 Orme
street. -
Mrs. Elmer Heald made hur-
RED trip to the valley the last week
from Los Angeles where she has
been staying since the district at
torney underwent an operation re-
Gently. She reports his condition
as satisfactory, but plans to return
tO the coast almost Immediately.
Robert and Paul McCusick,
erandSons of Dr. and Mrs. George
w. Thomas, are in the valley for
an extended visit with their grand
parents. e-...=#..,
DR.. Thomas is the newly installed
pastor of the Presbyterian church.
4. Mrs. Lille B. Shirk of Clarcmont
is in Ell Centre visiting for a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Weak
ley. Mrs Weakley is Mrs. Shirk' S
daughter. 40
Mrs. Earle G.. Davis will visit
her parents in San Diego over
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. r. Anderson returned
to Ell Centre after a short trip to
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
McCabe-Eucalyptus
Will Hold
Heart Party

A combination Heart and Christ
mas party will be held by members
of McCabe- Eucalyptus home de-
partment at 10 am. Thursday at
the John Waterman's Edgewild
ranch on Dahlia canal.
The morning will be taken up
with the project on dried fruit to
be led by Miss Florence Glenn,
home demonstration agent. At noon
the regular pot-luck luncheon will
be served.
Members of the departments So
cial committee will be in complete
charge of the affair. Committee
members are Mrs. Frank Rosenbaum
chairman, Mrs. Evan Hewes, Mrs.
John Frohly. Mrs. Glenn Larry,
Mrs. Fred Veliouette. Mrs. John
Waterman ami Mrs. Fred Sunstrom
A musical program will be pre-
sented
Members will bring gift for
the Xmas tree not to exceed 25
cents and also gift for the Heart
party.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Advanced Bridge
Section Will
Meet Wednesday

Members of the advanced bridge
section of the Junior Ten Thous-
and club will meet at 7:30 pm
Wednesday at the clubhouse for
their regular bridge meeting
Each member is asked to bring
a new garment for a child to the
lection meeting. The garments will
be given to the club as part of the
state project of the California
Federation of Women's clubs.
HoStesses for the meeting will
be Miss Velma Scroggins and Mrs.
Paul Pace.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Presbyterian Guild
Will Meet On
Tuesday

Christmas will be the theme of
the Presbyterian Guild luncheon.
Tuesday. at o'clock at the church.
The luncheons arc always delight
full affairs and this one is sure to
uphold tradition.
Christmas carols will be sung
by trio of high school girls, FL
rose Maquar, Jeanne Burger and
Virginia Jones' Miss Mildred Hub
bard will tell something of China
that part of the globe where there
will probably be no Christmas
peace.
Mrs. Charles Bramkamp and her
circle will be in Charge of the
luncheon.
Other members of the circle are ::
Mrs. Merrill Cole, Mrs. Sem Bacon,
Mrs. Neal Gavin. Mrs. F. l.. Riddle,
Mrs. Romeo Smith, Mrs. Harvey
Kenyon and Mrs. Joseph Simms
o: BrawIey.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Society Will Hold
Ham Dinner

A delicious baked ham supper
will be served by members Of ST.
Mary's Altar society from S pm.
to $3.50 pm. Tuesday at the church
hall.
Particular care has bren taken
by Mrs. j. P Eyer and her commit
tee to have an especially nice din
per.
Members of Mrs. Eyer's commit
tee are Mrs. Mark Magee, Mrs. Will
liam Hoppe. Mrs. P. N. Van Slyck,
Mrs. j. B. McNeece. Mrs. John B
McNeece, Mrs. j. T. Nugent, Mrs
Frank Nesbitt, Mrs. Louis DeVita
Mrs. Clevenger, Mrs. Martin Wah|
and Mrs. Michael j. Dovy.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
DINNER DANCE
WILL OPEN
LA HACIENDA

La Hacienda del Trocadero in the
California hotel will be opened with
a gala dinner. entertainment and
dance Wednesday night.
Featuring six piece swing or
chestra. a special floor show and
several guest entertainers. the OPEN
ing party is expected to be one of
the gayest events of the winter
social season.
Reservations are now being ac-
cepted for the event and the ad-
vance list insurcs a successful eve
ming
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Society s;as, Of Interest to Women
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
MONDAY

hoENDaI
F. and AM, No. 384, 1880, Masonic
Temple.
Young People. 1880. st. Mary's.
Dams Entire, 1880. 875 El Centre.
TUESDAY
Arts and crafts, 10, 10000 club.
Lions club, IL. Barbara Worth.
Shrine social club, IL, Reeder
hotel, Calexic0.
Presbyterian guild, 1, church.
Ham dinner, 5, st. Mary's.
Coordinating council, 1880, Wilson.
Jobs Daughters, 1880. Masonic
Temple.
RcntaI association. 7:30, c OF G
building.
American Legion aux, 8, Veterans
hall.
BusineSs Women, 8. Barbara
. Worth.
Music teachers, 8, 523 Holt.
Entire Nos, $3.50. 10000 club.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

Randall Henderson magazine
publisher spoke on the desert as it
used to be and how it is today at
the Present-Day club meeting Sat-
urday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs M. j. Dowd.
Henderson told of the difficulties
and problems encountered by the
desert traveller OF former times and
compared it with the present by
telling how people come to the
desert seeking health and sunshine.
A delicious dinner was served by
Mrs. Dowd. carrying out the
Christmas theme of red and green.
The table and house were beauti-
fully decorated in Ytlletide colors.
Following dinner the members
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Monta Montgomery
H0nored

Miss Monta Montgomery was
honored at dessert-bridgc show
er party given by Miss Adella
Travers Saturday at her home in
Calipatria,
Miss Montgomery will become the
bride of Wilson Moore next Thurs
Gay.
Following the dessert, the guests
played bridge.
Miss Elsie Mitchell OF FL Centre
was among the guests present.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Present-Day Club Members
Meet SATURDAY. Niqht

played bridge. First prize was
awarded Mrs. A. B. Hanson with
Mrs. w. w. Apple taking second
DR.. w. w. Apple won the first
prize for the men and r. P. Moore
the second.
Guests at the affair were DR. A.
3. Hanson and Mrs. Hanson, Mr.
and Mrs Joe King and Mrs Lille
B. Shirk OF Claremont
Members attending were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Chestnut, Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson and Mrs. Thompson,
DR.. Apple and Mrs. Apple, Mr. and
Mrs. John Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Weakley, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Horne.
Mr. ana Mrs. r. p Moore. Mr. and
Mrs J. E. Brock and Mrs. Estelle
S. Reid
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Mrs.W. III. HaakinSon HOnored at
Surprise Bridge Shower

Following dessert the guests play
ed contract with Mrs. Leo Magee
winning the first prize. The second
and third prizes went to Mrs. Wal
ton Johnson and Mrs. Melvin King,
jr., guest prize went to Mrs. Michael
Brady.
Guests present were Miss Jane
Tylor, Mrs. Jean Miller. Mrs. Robert
Wylie, Mrs. Robert Marshall. Mrs.
Oral Davis. Mrs. Don Freeman. Miss
Lillian Holiday, Mrs. Walton john
son, Mrs. Leo Magee, Mrs. Melvin
King jr.:
Mrs.@ Joe Thompson, Mrs. Tom
Duer Mrs. Winston Anderson. Mrs.
Dee Percival and Mrs. Michael
Brady of Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Welfare Members
Attend Bicycle ~
Ride Sunday

Nine bicycles built for one were
put to strenuous use when members
of the welfare section of the Ju-
nior Ten Thousand club went on
bicycle ride Sunday morning.
The girls rode al over Ell Centro
and ended up with breakfast at
the English Village.
Members on the ride were Miss
Elsie Mitchell, Miss Mary Brown,
Miss Margaret Plemons, Miss Gil
tus Townsend, Miss Lillian Shaw
ley, Miss Rhcta Percival, Miss Mae
Thomas, Mrs. Eugene Heiss and
Mrs. Eddie Mills.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Lotus II. Loudon
Names Director

TEHACHAPI. Cal. Dec. l3. tUP)
Lotus II. Loudon. Anaheim pub
Usher, today was chairman of the
board OF directors of the California
women's institution, succeeding Mrs.
Rose b. Wallace of Aiilambra.
Mrs. Anna G.. Law of Oakland
was named vice chairman. Mel T.
Britain of Bakersfield and Mrs.
Florence w. Gillis OF Fresno arc
the other board members.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

Members of Guy Weakley's Sum
day school class of the Methodist
church held steak roast ani
Vesper service near Mt. Signal Sum-
day afternoon.
A delicious steak dinner was serv-
ed. w, w. McEuen took over the
duties OF chef for the day and
broiled the steaks.
Christmas carols were sung by
the group and they were followed
by an inspiring Vesper service.
The Vesper service was led by
the Rev. Floyd johnson. Roland
Taylor. Mrs. r. M. Armstrong, and
Guy Weakley.
Ending the service, Laurence Cook
and Bob Weakley played trumpet
duet, Silent Night" They played
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

Mrs. w. II. Haakinson was hon.
ored at surprise bridge and bridal
shower party Saturday afternoon
given by Mrs. Clark Jacobs and
Miss Margaret Lanier at the Jacobs
home on Wensley avenue.
A complete set of crystal was
given Mrs. Haakinson. The mode
of presenting the gift was clever
ami different. The living room
table. with the crystal placed on
it and decorated in silver and red,
was wrapped as a Christmas gift.
The table was beautifully decorat-
ed with red candles, pine cones and
branches. and mistletoe
A delicious dessert was served
by the hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Business Women
Will Meet
Tuesday

Members of the Business and
Professional Women's club will meet
at pm. Tuesday in the Blue Room
of the Barbara Worth hotel for
their regular meeting and annual
Christmas party.
Mrs. Carmen Gibson, program
chairman has planned clever one
act Christmas play to be put on by
members. Special Christmas music
has been arranged.
The party will be held following
the business meeting and program
and members will invite guests to
attend the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Music Teachers To
Hold Meeting

Teachers Round Table will be
the theme of the Music Teachers
association meeting at pm.
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ruth
Teeple Reid 523 Holt avenue.
Mrs. Hazel Baker is in charge of
the program. She has made ar
rangements for a most interesting
educational program to follow the
regular business meeting.
,AssiStinf Mrs. Reid as cohoStess
will be Mrs. Philip Remington.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Shrine Social Club
To Hold Meeting

White Shrine social club members
will meet at IL noon Tuesday at
the Hotel Ree'ier in Calexico for
their regular meeting and annual
Christmas party.
A pot-luck luncheon will be serv-
cd at noon with Mrs. Wilhelmina
Anderson as hostess for the day.
Each member is asked to take a
small Christmas gift to the party
which will precede the regular af-
ternoon bridge game.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Constant Developments
At Marsh's

gives the customer little more in
quality and service for the same
money. For instance, the newly
improved method of keeping clean
ing-solvent pure white all the time,
and during the actual process of
cleaning, delivers your garments
really clean. inside and out. Isn't it
reasonable that this cleaning will
STAY CLEAN LONGER?
Location: Barbara Worth Hotel
abiding. Telephone 435.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Mt. Signal To
Hold Meeting

Members of Mt. Signal home de-
partment will meet for a regular
business meeting and pot-luck
luncheon at 10 am. Wednesday at
the home of Mrs Rollie Clark.
The morning project will be on
dried fruit and the annual Heart
party will be in the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
NORTON BACK
FROM TRIP

J. B. Norton, horticulturiSt in
the office of B. A. Harrigan, county
agricultural commissioner. return
cd Saturday from a trip to South
Carolina.
Norton made survey of aspara-
Gus paintings in that state and re-
ported that much progress is being
made in the growth of variety OF
the vegetable which he started cx-
permentation work on few years
ago.
Norton said that the south has
been hit by two hard freezes this
winter and though the citrus fruit
was not damaged severely he indi-
Gated that valley growers would
benefit by the losses of Florida
growers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Legion Auxiliary
Will Meet

Members of the American Legion
auxiliary will entertain Legion
members at their joint meeting at
8 pm. Tuesday in the Veterans
Memorial hall
A short program and refresh
ments in charge of Mrs. Helen Rob-
ertS will follow the business session.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13

and Lorna Hamerson.
The high school orchestra pro-
vided the musical accompaniments.
They played East of Suez" and
"Intermezzo Orientale" for the
overture. "Andante" from the sixth
symphony between act l and 2 and
Manhattan Serenade" between
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Jobs Daughter
Will Meet

Members of Jobs Daughters will
hold their regular business meeting
at 1880 pm. Tuesday in the Mas
onic Temple.
Plans for their New Years dance
t, be held on Dec. 20 will be COM
rleted and committees appointed.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Dams Entire Bridge
Group To Meet

Members of the bridge section of
Dams Entire will meet at 1880 pm.
Monday at the home of Mrs. Rob-
ert Elliott. 875 Ell Centro avenue.
Those who will not be able to
attend are urged to provide SUBJ
Stitutes. -.
Miss Mildred Record will assist
Mrs. Elliott as cohostesS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
TWin Girls Born
Monday Morning

Twin girls were born to Mr.. and
and Mrs. Leslie Childers of West
morland at the County hospital in
Ell Centro early Monday morning.
The babies weighed pounds, ten
ounces, and pounds, ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-13
Methodist Sunday School Class
Attends Vesber SerViCe

it by ono leading and the other
playing AS an echo.
The day was ended by some of
the 72 members present taking
hike part way up Mt. Signal.