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MURPHY, THOMAS A.-suddenly. on Sun

MURPHY, THOMAS A.-Suddenly, on Sun
day, December IL, 1887. in Washington
D. C.. THOMAS A. MURPHY. beloved hus'
band Of Myrna Z. Murphy. He is also sur
vived by his mother. Mrs. Edna E. Knodle
one brother William G.. Murphy. and step
brother Russell E. Knodle.
mother. 1922 North sixth Road. Airing
ton. Va. where funeral services Will be
held on Thursday, December 16, 1887. at
interment in Congressional Cemetery,
Washington. D. c. 49,
Relatives and friends invited.
PLIzKA, TEDDY-on Saturday, December
II, 1887. TEDDY PLIzKA. beloved son
Remains resting at the W ". Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 5l7
Eleventh Street Southeast.
Notice of funeral later.
sANDFORD. ELTON L.-suddeniy. on
Sunday December 10. 1887 ELTON L.
SANFORD aged "a years Late residence,
462 Street Southwest Washington, D. c.
Funeral services will be held from the
Cunningham funeral home, 500 Cameron
Street. Alexandria. Va. on Wednesday, De-
Interpent in st. Mary's Cemetery. Alex
andria, Va
WOLF. SARAH PACH---suddenly on Tues
day. December IA, 1887. SARAH PACH
WOLF. beloved mother Of Mrs. Fannie
WOLF. Melvin and Julius Wolf.
Funeral from the chapel of Bernard Dan
zansly. 1901 Fourteenth Street Northwest.
on Thursday, December 10, 1887, at 80
| p. m,
Internent in Washington Hebrew Con-
creation Cemetery.
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THOMAS
DIES SUDDENLY.
AT ACE OF II
Heart Attack Is Fatal to
D. c. Native

Edgar B. Thomas, II, lifelong
resident Of the District and en-
ploye Of the Sanitary Grocery
Company for is years, died sud-
denly Of a heart attack yesterday
at his residence, 1860 Harvard st.
N. w.
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interment in Congressional Cemetery,
Washington. D. c.
RalatiYaa and friends invited.
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LINCOLN 1913 y Street n v.
"ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN" with Eddie
Cantor. Jeni Logon and Peters Sisters.
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YORK Georgia Ave. 3 Quebec PI.
PAUL MUM in THE LIFE OF EMILE
ZoLA' Short Subjects.
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MOTT lSO' S0tn stress N0t'0~s''
Jane withers in ANGELS HOLIDAY"
Also--"FLY AWAY. BABY" with GlendS
Farrell and Barton MacLane.
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RAPHA Ell 1903 0'h b. n W
FLIGHT FROM GLORY" with Chester
Morris and Whitney Bourne. Also--Mary
Boland and Hugh Herbert in MARRY
THE GIRL"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20

dance. an Egyptian statue came to
life. The statue was Dona Dee Rath,
who danced as Egyptian girls dane
o1 a thousand years ago.
Coin to Town" was the next
number and it was presented by
Martha Li2arraras. The next num-
Der was An Evening at Home in
Cherry Blossom Lane" Fox trot by
the hostcSses, Helen, Evelyn, Phyllis
and Lorraine Marks and their
guests, John, George and Francis
Neves and Loren Leger. Tap solo
by Evelyn Marks, acrobatic solo by
Lorraine Marks and adagio team
Lorraine Marks and john Neves,
pianist, Barbara Ann Hensen and
trumpet, George Neves.
The final number, the Cotton
Pickers'. was gay tap fiesta, with
singing and clapping by the au-
dience: Pupils who participated in
tie number were Jack Ingram, Max
Johns. Edward Milos, Dickie Par
sley. Mary Lou Peacock. Virginia
Pinkney, Margaret Marie Reidy, Pa
tricia Williams, Phyllis Smith, Patty
Ann Milos and they were assisted
by Gretta Callahan.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Christmas Program Party Held
By CHAPTER CIV P.E.O.

Armstrong. Tommy Brentz. Raynor
Clemons, Diane Clemons, Norman
Dupont. Forrest Dupont. Frances
Foulds. Ernest Gullett. Mary Hatch,
Mary King. Dorothy Mae Hatch,
Eleanor Roberts. Jimmy Schiller,
Donald Schiller, Nancy Young and
Janet Young.
Members who acted as hostesses
at the party were Mesdames r. NJ.
Armstrong M. w Brentz, J. e.
Brock, r. c. Clemons N. E. Du-
pont, S. B. Foulds. j. D. Foss. II. s.
Cow. c.. l.. Hatch. Joe E. King,
S. L. McCrory. w. w. McEuen,
w. A. Phillips. d. B. Roberts, e. w
Schiller, C. E. Sones, D. l.. Young
and the Misses Maude Danforth
and Georgiana Sones.
At the short business meeting
which preceded the Christmas par
ty. the members voted to hold their
regular meeting Jan as the regu-
lar meeting day will fall on New
Years lay.
The luncheon will be held at 1890
at the California hotel and then
the members will adjourn to the
home of Mrs. G. E. Sones for their
business meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Hetty Ann LeuUts,
Daue Lee
Wed In Yuma

Miss Hetty Ann Lewis became
the bride of David Lee in a lovely
afternoon ceremony at the home
of the Presbyterian minister in
Yuma.
Accompanying Miss Lewis and Lee
to Yuma were Emogene Blackard
and Tom Payne. who served as the
maid of honor and best man.
The bride, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Lewis Of Ell Centro.
was dressed in a lovely silhouette
dress of brown and white wool with
brown accessories. She wore cor
sage of gardenias.
Miss BACKYARD wore black crepe
dress trimmed in white and had a
corsage of red roses.
The bride and the groom both
we're graduated from Central Union
high school and Mrs. Lee attended
Central junior college. Since their
graduation, Lee has been playing in
Campbell's orchestra and working
in a service station. Mrs. Lee. is
an usherette at the United Artists
theatre.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. H. Lee Of Ell Centre.
The couple will make their home
at 1888 Park avenue.
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A Christmas party honoring their
children was given by the members
of Chapter CIV PEG. following
their regular luncheon meeting
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Joe
E. King, with Mrs. Harold Cow
acting as cohosteSs.
The children presented a varied
Christmas program of dances and
songs.
Opening the program were Nancy
Young, Eleanor Roberts, and Dor
othy Mae Hatch. who sang wind
Through The Olive Trees.
This was followed by toe dance
by Mary Hatch. Joy Lou Arm
strong then sang a Christmas song
"The March of the. Candy Sol
dier." a piano solo. was played by
Joy Lou Armstrong and was fol-
lowed by several accordion num-
bers played BY Jimmy Schiller
Among the numbers played, the one
that most deligated the children
was "Popeye, The Sailor Man"
Following the program present.
ed by the children. Mrs. G. h. SoneS
showed several reels of motion pic
lures of Oswald the Rabbit, Mickey
Mouse and Santa Claus.
Delicious refreshments following
the Christmas motif were served
by the hostesSes. and each child
received a gift from the beautifully
decorated Christmas tree and a
stocking full Of candy.
Children present were JOY Lou
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
LOST TRIBE
TRACE FOUND

PHOENIX. Dec. 20. AUP)-The
first direct report from DR.. Helge
Tngstad, Norwegian explorer hunt
ing the "lost tribe" of Apache In
dians in northern Mexico. disclos-
ed today he has found definite
traces of the Nomadic Savaees.
The report was contained in a
letter to friend here, dated Dec.
s from Sierra Madre. Tex. 1t is in
the rugged Sierra Madre noun
tains that the renegade Apache re-
portedly fled in 1886 after the cap
ture of Geronimo,
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You Haven't Read All the News
Until You've read the Ads
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Pupils Present
TWo Piano
RecitdIs

Pupils of Ruth Teeple Reid pre-
sented two Christmas piano recitals
Saturday for their mothers and
friends at Mrs. Refd's studio on
Holt avenue
In the morning, the recital was
given by the beginning and junior
classes. The Christmas numbers
were nearly all played from men,
ory.
At II am. the intermediate re-
cital was held and it was composed
of piano solos and duets played
from memory.
Announcement was made at both
recitals that the annual Spring re-
cital, which is public affair. will
be held during the latter part OF
May. 1t will be a novel affair and
will feature the works OF American
composers some Of whom are ar
ranging their music for two pianos
especially for the recital.
The studio was beautifully deco
rated with a lovely Christmas tree
and was lighted entirely by candle
light.
AS Santa Claus had visited there
the night before, each pupil was
remembered with a gift.
All pupils at the recitals ably
assisted Mrs. Reid in passing the
| delicious refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
AT Home Honors
Returning
Cal Student

An AT Home" was held at the
percie Thacker home Sunday al
ternoon by Mrs. Thacker, honor
ing Percie Thacker jr., who re-
Gently returned from Berkeley
where he attends University of
California.
Many guests attended he affair.
Universities represented were CAL
ifornia, Stanford, RedlandS, UCLA,
use, San Diego and Boeing Auro-
nautical school with California
dominating.
Assisting Mrs. Thacker were Mrs.
Q. w. Ketchen and Mrs. H. K. Nc
Cracken who poured and Mrs. r.
H. Maddux and Mrs. P. N. Van
Slyck.
The Thacker home was beau
tifully decorated in the Christmas
motif with the delicious refresh
ments following the same color
theme of red and green. The tea
table was attradtively decorated
with crystal candelabras with long
red tapers. The lovely Christmas
tree was lighted and the tree lights
and candles served as the light
| ing.
About 60 of the Ell Centro young
| pr set attended
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Christmas Dance ReVue' Given
Saturday Afternoon, Evening

Talented dancers of Ell Centro
gave a lovely exhibition of their
talents at the Christmas dance
revue presented by the pupils of
the Leger studios Saturday after
noon and night.
The revue was truly a variety
show ranging from a classical toe
duet by the talented LiZarraraS
sisters, Martha and Margaret. TO
the ballet Color Fountain and the
Egyptian historic dance.
Mary Annette and Jack Rentz
presented an attractive accordion
dance duet at the afternoon show
Because of illness in the family,
they had to leave town before the
evening show
Assisting on the program was
j. A. Edwards of Anchorage, Alaska,
who played aloha Oe" on his mu-
Sical saw.
The Lizarraras sisters opened the
revue" with "Valse Toe Duet"
which was followed by Tap 1t" by
Geraldine Louise Johns.
The next dance number was the
Color Fountain" by the junior bal
let class. Those participating were
Rosemary Brissenden, Magda Cano,
Marian Glare Davis, Martha and
Margaret Lizarraras, Patty Ann
Milos, Phyllis Smith and Freddie
Smith.
Dona Dee Rath then did an aero
batic dance, Ballet Waltz" and it
was followed by an acrobatic solo
by Margaret Lizarraras, danced to
the tune of ''Dinah'. In the next
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Society
Clubs
Christmas Vesper
Service Held
At High School

A lovely Christmas Vesper SER
vice was presented by Girl Re-
serves, Hi-Y members, members of
the Ministerial association and he
school music department at the
Central high school auditorium
Sunday evening.
Christmas musical numbers were
presented by the A Cappella choir,
the orchestra. trios and by soloists
Ministers from the different FL
Centro churches cooperating in the
service were the Reverends Thom-
as L. Massie, George w. Thomas
Floyd johnson, Harold E. Doty and
Harold Stanfield They represented
the State street Christian church,
the Presbyterian church, Methodist
church. First Baptist church and
Church of the Nazarene.
A sacred tableau accompanied by
Christmas carols was presented by
the Girls Reserves and Hi-Y men,
bers.
The program was concluded by
the Girl Reserve professional with
the girls dressed in white and car
rying lighted candles. The or
chestra and choir furnished the
music 20 Come All Ye Faithful,
for the professional
Reverend Stanfield ended the
Vespers Service with the Benedic-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Oasis Shrine To
Meet Tuesday

Members of Oasis Shrine will
meet at 8 pm Tuesday at the
Masonic Temple for their regular
meeting and ceremonial.
Ten candidates will be initiated.
Following the meeting a Christ
mas program and party has been
planned with Mrs Charles Farrell
in charge. .=..
Members will bring their annual
donations for welfare work to Tues
day nights meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Wilson Christmas
Gift To ToWn
Presented

Wilson schools Christmas gift to
the town was presented in the
school auditorium Sunday after
noon by pupils of the school.
Peace on Earth" an indictment
of war and plea for peace, was
the theme of the program and the
play which was written by pupils
in the creative writing group.
The program was opened by
THE War March of the Priests
by MendelSsohn. played by the
school orchestra.
The Speech choir, and the boys
and girls glee clubs presented sew
eral lovely Christmas numbers ap-
propriate for the occasion.
Featured on the program were
pantomime of an actual incident
that happened during the World
War, and play Peace on Earth.
The Wilson CarollerS concluded
the program by singing the Pastor
ale Amen by Mozart.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Farewell Dinner Saturday Night
HOnOrs Zell F. Smith

Congratulations and regrets were
expressed at a farewell dinner given
in honor of zell F. Smith by 90
employees of the Union Oil COM
pany Saturday night at Tony's
gardens.
Smith, who has been sales man
ager of the Ell Centro district since
1884. has been promoted to sales
manager of the Phoenix territory
where he started working as a
service station operator 16 years
ago.
Gerald England Holtville agent,
presided as master of ceremonies.
Employees presented Smith with
travelling bag and sent Mrs. Smith
box of candy.
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Employees honoring Smith were
w. l. Martin, George Kilt, C. p
johnson, c. c. Walter, Ray FleSher
N. N. Croxon, W. c. Kenck from
Ell Centro; G.. B. England, w. j
RubideauX, R. Fishburn from Holt
vile; R. Benchley, George Charles
Harry Halliday of Calexico; K. Hol-
den, Dave Foss, Bill Davidson. c. l.
Thomas of Brawley; Carl Redding
r. l.. Vawter CT Calipatria; M. J
Rosenbaum of Jacumba; A. E. Fras-
er Norman Bann, Rial P. Cooper
of Yuma and A. P. Araiza of Mexi-
cali.
v. H. Nordquist from Bremerton
Wash, will arrive this week to re-
place Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
OF Interest to Women
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
MONDAY

MONDAf
b Imp. Aux. Christmas party, 1880
Veterans hall, Imperial
Christmas program, 7, Presbyaer-
ian church.
Jr. Arts and Crafts, 7:30, ice plant.
cUESDAY
Arts and Crafts, 10, clubhouse.
Lions club, I2. Barbara Worth.
Methodist Missionary, 2:30, 665
Wensley.
LO.O.F. No. 397, 8, 532 Main.
Nv. CCmmandry, No. 81, 8, Ma
sonic Temple.
Bachelors, 1880, Barbara Worth.
University Women, 1880, Barbara
Worth.
Oasis Shrire, No. 20, W.S. of j,
3. Masonic Temple.
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Party Held For
Church Glasses

A Christmas dinner party for the
second and third grade classes of
the Presbyterian primary depart
ment was given at the home Of Mrs.
Louis Moore Saturday afternoon and
evening.
The children played games and
were each presented with a gift
from the lighted Christmas tree.
Christmas favors and popcorn balls
were given to all.
The table was beautifully decorat-
ed in the Christmas theme.
Mrs. Moore was assisted by Jean
MunSon.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Book On Mining
Published

Bernard N. Moore. -in-law OF
D. w. West of Ell Centre, is the
author of two books recently pub
lished by the United States Gov
ernment printing office on mining
and metals.
Mrs. Moore, the former Bessie
West. is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. West. The MooreS and their
small daughter reside in Washing
ton DC
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vacation.
Pierce and Richards will return
, to Oakland Jan. 3.
Il II Il
Kay Clements, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Clements. arrived Sat
urday from U.C.L.A. She is a
member of the Chi Omega sorority.
She will return Jan. 3.
II II II
Also representing the Bruin is
Bill Jones, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Jones, who returned
home to spend the holidays with
his parents.
Jones, a psychology major, is a
junior.
From Stanford several Ell Gen.
students returned home to spend
the holidays with their parents.
Returning Saturday were Mary
Katherine Horton and Elizabeth
Meyer Both Miss Horton and Miss
Meyer are sophomores and mem
bers of Delta Delta Delta sorority.
Miss Meyer is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Meyer and Miss
Horton is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Horton.
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A returning freshman Marjorie
Hovey reached Ell Centre Saturday,
to spend her vacation with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hovey.
Miss Hovey will return to Stanford
&C Of
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Another returning freshman who
returned Saturday. was Bill Col
lings Of Ell Centro.
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Home for the holidays is Rich
ard Maddux, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
R.H. Maddux, who arrived in Ell
Centre at 6 am. Monday from Palo
Alto.
MadduX, medical student, is
In his senior year at Stanford and
member of the Phi Rho Sigma
medical fraternity. He will return
to school after New Years.
From San Diego State college
comes Philip Van Slyck. Van Slyck
came home Saturday night and
will visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
P. N. Van Slyck until Jan. 3, when
he will return to San Diego.
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From Tuscon comes David Rob-
erts who returned home over the
weekend to spend the holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.
Roberts.
Roberts, who is affiliated with
the Delta Chi fraternity at the
University of Arizona, will leave Ell
Centre Jan 2, to return to school.
Expected home early Tuesday
morning, is Stanley Ryerson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Ryerson, who
will return from Santa Monica
where he is attending the Willis
business college.
He will remain in Ell Centro un-
til after Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Val Hunter Sings
In CHICAGO

Valley friends of Val Hunter will
be interested to know that Sat
urday, Dec. l8, he sang two num-
bers in Orchestral Hall in Chicago
Hunter, a tenor, was former
vocalist at the Presbyterian church
in Ell Centre. Since he left here
about six months ago, he has
made rapid strides in his singing
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Lutheran Church
Officers Named

Installation services for newly
elected church officers of the First
Lutheran church of Ell Centro will
be held at 1045 am. Sunday, Jan.
during the regular morning SER
vice
A. A. Gramly, Elder: Hugo Miller
The officers to be installed are
president; j. F.. Swain, secretary;
p j. Ehmke, treasurer and c. Jen-
sen, J. Ehmke, A. A. Granny and
A. Siemsglusz. uSherS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Jane Hortzog On
Deputation cam

Jane Hartzog. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. ffartzog of $40
Brighton avenue, was a member OF
a Redlands deputation team which
presented a program before the Yu-
caipa Mems club recently.
Miss Hartzog gave a selection OF
Christmas readings. She was grad
uatei from Central high school in
1895 and Junior college in 1887 and
is now a junior student at the Uni
versity of RedlandS.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
StokolVski Only
Friend. Saws Garbo

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Dec. 20
CUP)-Greta Garbo, in gay mood,
put at rest today reports of a real
life romance with Leopold Stok-
owski, the recently-divorced SYM
phony orchestra conductor, as she
returned to her native country for
Christmas.
I'VE are only friends" she said,
land all this gossip is idiotic."
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Home Again! Students Return to
Spend Christmas HOLIDAYS

san Francisco bay air and the
California Bear and Bruin were
well represented in the last crop of
students to invade the Valley to
say nothing of the Stanford Cardi-
nails
With finals over for a semester
at least, University of California
students will Join in the Christmas
spirit anticipating a joyous New
Years Day in attending the Rose
Bowl game in Pasadena.
Life in a house trailer or hitting
the bumps at the hardest spots,
was the theme of four enterpris-
ing bachelors who weighed anchor
in Berkeley Thursday and arrived
in Ell Centro Saturday night.
Donald Dyer returned with his
three room mates in the house
trailer which belongs to Clyde Pat
terson of Holtville, one of the room
mates.
The other two "trailerites" are
David Ryerson and Archie Dren-
nan.
Ryerson will spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
E. Ryerson.
brennan will visit his aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sim
clair before returning to his studies
In January.
The Thackers are going to the
Rose Bowl game because Percie jr.
came home with tickets for the
temily, when he arrived in Ell Cen
Thursday.
~hacker IS a junior student in
the College of Commerce at the
University of California.
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Accompanying Thacker to the
Valley was Robert Dunn of Impe-
rial.
Dunn, who is also a Junior at
Berkeley, is the son of w. S. Dunn
Of Imperial.
Also returning to his home in
Imperial from Berkeley is Jimmy
Huston who is a senior at Cal.
Huston is the son of j. d. Huston
of Imperial.
Another California student who
returned to the Valley for Christ
mas is Ralph Conner, son of Mrs
c. S. Conner of 652 Hamilton ave-
nue.
Conner. who returned early Fri
day, is a senior at Berkeley.
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Sunday was homecoming day for
the Dowd family when Helen re-
turned from Berkeley and Munson
from Cal-Tech.
Helen is freshman at the Uni
versity of California. She will re-
turn to school Jan. Is.
MunSon, a senior in civil engi-
neering at Cal-Tech, will return
Jan. g.
Returning from the Bay area
but from Oakland this time, is
Rex Richards who arrived in Ell
Centro recently.
Richards. the son of Mrs. Lillian
Richards, is attending the Boeing
School of Aeronautics at the Oak
land airport.
Richard Pierce of Madison,
Conn, Richards room mate, joined
chards and his mother in Ell
~bntrO Friday to visit during the
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Henry Louds Plan
Christmas Trip

Turn about is fair play during
the Christmas holidays. That's
what Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Loud
think. So they are going North to
spend the holidays with their
daughter, Margaret, senior at
Stanford
The Louds will leave Ell Centre
Tuesday for Del Monte where they
will join Margaret. They will spend
about a week at Del Monte before
returning to FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Arts And Crafts To
Hold Meeting

Members of the arts and crafts
section of the Womens Ten Thous-
and club will hold their regular
luncheon meeting at 10 am. Tues
day in the tea room of the club
house. .4..#
Hostesses for the day will be Mrs
Don C. Paulus and Mrs E. W.
Crandall.
Members will work on their
Christmas projects and some OF
them will start leatherwork prof.
ectS
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Virginia Bruce,
Director Wed

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 20 (UP) =
Virginia Bruce and j. Walter Ru-
ben, Hollywood's latest newly-weds,
went back to work on movie sets
today.
Miss Bruce, blonde widow of the
late John Gilbert, and Ruben, a
director. were married Saturday
night They fell in love on a film
set two months ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
A Convenient Service

Is at The Marsh Dry Cleaners for
the blocking OF Knits. Come in
only once and have your measures
taken and put on file. This will take
care of your present needs, and all
future blocking Jobs which you wish
blocked to this same size. And you
are assured of accurate and skill
full work.
Location: Barbara Worth Hotel
Building. Telephone 435 Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Neuus Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Shindelar o.
Ell Centre were recent visitors il
HOLLYWOOD.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20
Steel Wagons
$1.15 to $3.50

Rubber tires, streamlin-
ed design These will
last for years and years.
Choose one today.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-20

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