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Moment Quarles bado de nuevo al Chino


Los inteligentes iborcitenos
en- cuestiones boxfsticas habian
opinado sobre la pelea entire Chi
no Alvarez y Norment Quarles:
ganara Ell rubio de Carolina del
Norte, aunque n~osotros veria (
mos con gusto que ell "asiaticoS
t~riunfara.
Separaron ell sentimiento de
la realidad y les fue possible pro
nosticar Ell resultado del match.
Anoche, en- Benjamin Field,
Alvarez sufri6 la tercera derro-
ia a manos de Quarles, ell exahi
jado de Jack Dempsey.
Habia dicho ell Chino que ST
estado fisico era superior y has
ia habia augurado una victoria
por la via del sueno; pero los
fieles latinos no lie creyeron y
acertaron.
SeYNsssSa
Norment Quarles propinu al
joven de Tampa, exaspirante a
la corona de las 1876 1ibras, una
derrota decisiva.
Ademas de las dos derrotas
anteriores, que significaban pa
ra Chino un pertinaz y desa :
gradable rcuerdo, ell patrocina-
do de Lew Diamond tuvo que
concederle a Norment ventaja
en- ell peso.
Chino venfa otorgandole ven
taja en- el peso a pugiles come
Quarles, Eddie Cool, ETC., y este
lie ha perjudicado en- cuanto q
| ~eficiencia y confianza en- ST mis-
mo.
Aver, a pesar de los vatici
MOS ~optimistas del exrival d.
Baby Miller, Quarles alcanzt
una victoria facil, basandola er
sus formidables ganchos de il
quierda por ell cuerpo.
Antes de que Chino fuera va
puleado, Diamond di6 Ell pobr.
espectaculo de caerse w.. la
carcajada fue unanime.
Ell primer asalto fue lento...
Quarles vapule6 en- 81 segund,
a Alvarez, castigandOle por e
est6mago.
Chino tom6 Ia ventaja en- e
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tercero, como en- sus buenos
tiempos, siendo muy aplaudido.
Chino atac6 de nuevo, en- Ell
cuarto, y contra la mandibula
de Norment Sc estrellaron dos
duros golpes; Norment lie agre-
di6 por Ell cuerpo, poniendslo en-
retirada.
Por amplio margen gan6 Ell ru
bio Ell quinto asalto, luego de
que Chino lie habia atizado una
cortante derecha por la quija-
ia, al romper de I'm "clinche."
Quarles gan6 tambien Ell sex
to. Chino tuvo una ligera ven
taja en- ell septimo.
En- los tres "episodios" fina-
les ell 'asiatico' Sc conform6 con
tolerar golpes Y resistir, desta-
cando SUI inferioridad.
Quarles pesaba 1873 y Chino
menos de 1874, aunque los pesos
Sc dieron al p1blico como de 1856
Y 134.
Eddie O'Day, peso complete
de New York, "acost6" en- ell Sc
gundo asalto al "barrig6n" Jack
Pierce, de San Luis.
Rudy Cancela, hermano de
Tony, venci6 por nocaut tecnico
a Fred Hammer, I'm aguanta :
golpes.
Rafale Machine acost6 a
!. Young Tunney con un golpe de
izquierda por ell cuerpo.
Jim Ryan hizo tablas con Ed
die Bond, y John Belts puso q
dormir a Eddie Meade.
Mas de 5000 personals pre- .
senciaron ell programa.
Una parte ell dinero recauda.
do Sc destinara al fondo de Ma.
vidad de los pobres.
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SUk to&AAS%8 pOaaCAy 1iu&AlZ0 en-
quinto puesto, con 2 primeros
puestos y II punsos.
Helen Stephens, sexto lugar,
con 2 primeros puestos y IA pun
tos; Patty Berg, notable golfis-
ia, 2 primeros puestos Y IL pun
tos; Marion Miley, campe6n de
gofo en- ell oeste, 2 primeros lu-
cares y 10 puntos; Babe Didrik
son, la seleccionada en- 1892, 9
puntos, y como jugadora profe-
sional de golfo; Lenore Knight,
nataci6n, 4 puntos.
BESIDE 1881 a la fecha han 81
do escogidas estas primeras no.
tables atletas: Helene Madison,
nataci6n, vencedora en- 1881;
Mildred Babe Didrikson, pista Y
campo, 1882; Helen Jacobs, to-
nista, 1888; Virginia Van VIE,
.gofista, 1884; Helen Willis Mo
dy, tenista, 1885; Helen Ste
phens, pista Y campo, 1886, y a
bora Katherine Rawls.
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Sc deben los dolores de nuestra
enSena.
En- los comienzos de 1850
Sc constNuy6 en- la ciudad de
New York una agrupaci6n
con este titulo: "Junta pdblica
promovedora de los iatereses
politIcos de Cuba", agruna-
cion de la que fue nombrado
presldente Narcise Lopez v sc
cretaro Cirilo villayerde.
-ouando la primera expedition
de Lopez, la que llev6 a Car
denas, Ell fue como la represen
taci6n de los revolucionarios
en- ell exterior. Lo mismo GUAM
40 Ia segunda, que cutnin6
en- Ell desastre de las Pozas. pri
sion y muerte del valiente We
ne0oiaao, precursor De CSsua.
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Conducido a la carcel de Matan
zas, en- ella permanece hasta la
tramitacion de la causa. 10 que
sufri6, encerrado en- miserable
calabozo, sin luz nj aire, es diff
Gil de contar. Condenado des-
pues, a muerte, pudo, gracias
al llavero del citado departa-
mento penal, hair, refugiando-
Sc en- una casa de extramuros,
donde logr6 estar hasta que en-
Ia bodega de un barco pudo tras
ladarse a I'm pueblo de la costa
sur de la Florida, lugar de dom
de dias despnes sali6 para New
York. va en- esta ciuad comien-
"a junto cor Narciso Lopez, a
laborar en- pro de I'm movimien
to revolucionario.
El litsrato Sc hizo periodista.
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ora doctrinario, ora de comba-
tie. En- el peri6dico La Verdad,
peri6dico del que fue primero
colaborador y luego redactor
en- jefe, hay un immense caudal
de artieulos suyos, demostra-
ci6n del mas puro patriotismo.
Fue luego ell secretario militar
del general Lopez. En- una reu-
MON celebrada en- la casa de es-
tie, Y a la cual asistieron 81, Teur
be Tol6n y otros, tuvo lugar la
creaci6n de la bandera Guiana,
esa ensena que mas tarde, a pro
puesta de Eduardo Machado, en-
Ia Camara de Guaimaro, Sc a.
dopto en- lugar de la cue habia
enarbolado C6spedes en- Ia De-
majagua, ell 10 de octubre de
1858. A 81. q Cirilo Villaverde.
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inscription semanal: 20 cents
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tura, Sc dediea, fascinado por la

tura, Sc dedica, fascinado por la
gloria, al cultivo de las letras.
En- 1887, publica sus prime
ras novelas, tituladas: La cueUa
de %TGganansa, y La peHa blanca.
Esta Ultima llama la atenci6n
de Domingo Delmonte, quien 10
invita- a particular de las vela-
das que por su iniciativa Sc ce-
lebraban pe~ri6dicamente en- la
Habana. Despues de eSas nara
clones da a conocsr otras, y tam
bien las impresiones de I'm via
Je a Vuelta Abajo, paginas ver-
daderamente ,admirables por ell
colorido. Luego da a la publici-
dad ell primer tomo de Cecilia
Vatd6s o la Iona del Angel, no
vela que debido a miles de con-
trariedades no termin6, o al me-
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DEPORTES
ES PROBABLE QUE Ell CAM
PEON LUIS PELEE CON
ADAMICK

New York, Die. 15.-Parece
completes va las negociaciones
para un combate entire ell negro
Jose Luis, campe6n del peso com
pleto y Jim Adamick, ell prote-
gido de Jack Kearns.
Las condolences fueron discu-
tidas aver y aprobadas en- prin-
cipio. 80
81 la pelea Sc contrata en- de-
finitiva, como Sc espera, tendra
lugar el dfa % de febrero, en- la
Madison Square Garden.
Mike Jacobs ha resuelto espe
rar, antes de anunciar la pelea
Luis-Adamick, ell resultado de
la pelea del viernes entire Budy
Baer, de California, y Eddie
Hogan, de Waterbury, Connec.
ticut.
Jacobs parece preferir, come
rival del negro, al vencedor en-
csc match.
Jack Kearns, ell exmentor de
Jack Dempsey, dirige al pre-.
sente los intereses y esperanzas
de Adamick.
Conferenci6 Kearns con ia
cobs y Julian Black, este dltimc
director del campe6n.
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CON LOS GUANTES

Los castillos de Chino Aiva =
rez sc derrumbaron.
Tercera pelea con Quarles y
tercera derrota.
Habra que buscarle p1giles
de 1876 libras y de categoria in
ferior a Pedro MoRtanez.
SPresentara Jim Downing, en-
Benjamin Field, a Pedro Monta
nez y ell rubio Quarles?
No 10 creemos; pero TODD es
possible cuando Intervene un
"concertador's de la inteligencia
de Jim.
IPor que Chino Alvarez ha
de s~acrificar sus dltimos amos
peleando con hombres de mas de
1876 libras?
Alvarez ha sido acostado por
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Quarles y Cool, pero estos dos
no pertenecen al peso ligero.
Ambos vienen combatiendo
en- las 1873 y 1879 libras.
Chino quisre "engordar," pc
70 no puede; no logra pagar do
las 1874.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 72
MINOR SNEEI
PROCERE
ENSKYoS

ron Vazquez, nj Morales, quie-
mes pesaron en- ell amino de a.
quel niho valioso, sine Francis
co Javier de la Cruz, successor in
signe de Varela y Luz Caballe-
TO en- la catedra del Seminario,
planted semioficial en- aquellos
va lejanos tiempos coloniales.
En- la Habana Sc gradua pri-
micro de Bachillsr en- Leyes, y
luego de Doctor en- Derecho. Pc
co tempo ejerce esta carrera,
pOrque enamorado de la litera-
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COmprsmos cast todo.-Los
mas altos precios TOR sus niue
bles y enseres. Muebles de off
Gina.
DIVERS TRADING POST
1918 Franklin SC.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Doctors Odyssey
ReuieuUed

Epedemic fighting in the Philip
pines, China, Russia and the Unit
ed States was described by Miss
Matte Jim Michael in a review of
"An American Doctors Odyssey"
by DR.. Victor Heiser, at the book
section of the Junior Ten Thou
sand club Wednesday night.
Members who attended the Sec
ton were Mrs. Margaret Butler,
Mrs. Winston Anderson, Miss Mar
jorie Spear. Mrs. Alta Percival
Miss Evelyn Hicks, Mrs. Vivian
Spicy, Mrs. Airline Salassi, Mrs.
Marlys Polzine, Mrs. Laura Rector
Mrs. Jack Benson, Miss Eloise Ric-
harrison and Miss Lillian Holiday
The meeting was held at Miss
Michael's home and she served de-
licious refreshments of open face
sandwiches and coffee following
the review.
The next meeting will be held at
1880 pm, Tuesday, Nov 8, at the
home of Mrs, Airline Salassi, 1914
Brighton avenue, with Mrs Mar
garet Butler assisting Mrs. Salassi
as co-hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

Ston AldefSon-
Reservation viii take place al
$50 am. to be followed at 1910
am. by a panel session ON the
Chinese-Japanese relations at the
present time.
Speakers for the morning panel
will be Charles B. Fahs. secretary
of society of Oriental affairs; c. K.
Chang, Research Associate of South
China cultural research institute.
E. Tanabe. Far East Research In
stitute: Francis White, president
Emeritus of the University OF
Shanghai and Ken Nakazawa.
Japanese counsel.
Everett Dean Martin will be
luncheon speaker
The current labor situation will be
discussed at the afternoon forum
to be held at 2 pm.
Speakers for the session will be
DR.. J. L. Leonard, head of the econ
omic department at use, G. r.
Haggardy. president of the Cali
fornia Federation of Labor: A. A.
Heist, director of publicity of the
Committee for Industrial Organiza-
ton of Southern CALIFORNIA;; and
the Honorable H. Jerry Voorhis.
, representative in congress Of the
United States.
Reservations must be made by
Saturday. Oct. 30, with Gardiner
w. Spring. president of Chaffey
Junior college.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Advanced Section
Holds Meeting

Miss Mary Hart was elected chair
man Of the advanced bridge section
Of the Junior Ten Thousand club
at the meeting Wednesday night,
in the clubhouse.
Winner of the first prize was
Mrs. Rosavis Moore, and Miss JAG
quelin Warner took second honorS.
HostesSes for the affair were Miss
katherine Won Allmen, Miss Laura
Gilstrap, and Miss Betty Lyon.
Members attending were Mrs.
Frieda Galloway Mrs. Moore, Mrs.
Helen Walker, Mrs. Jeanette Pace,
Mrs. Eleanor Brown, Miss Lucille
Wells, Miss Gilstrap, Miss Ligon,
Miss Hart, Miss Bess Stansbury,
Miss Claire Guthrie, Miss Warner,
Miss Kathleen Westmorland, Miss
Esther Echoff and Miss Won Allmen.
The next meeting will be held
at 7:30 pm Wednesday, Nov. TO-
and the section will be open to
new members until the end OF
November.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Boyce Afen Card
Party Held

j. w. Donohue was the winner of
the silex coffee maker given away
as door prize at the Boyce Aten
American Legion auxiliary's Hallow-
cen card party Monday night.
Coinciding with the silex was the
pound of coffee won by Mrs. j. w.
Donohue as the holder of the high
score at her table.
Pound jars of coffee were pre-
sented the winners at each of the
80 tables. Ten door prizes were
presented. They consisted of beauty
shop appointments for the ladies
and barber shop appointments for
| the men.
The party was a large and gay
affair with clever Halloween decor
ations of pumpkins, black cats, and
shadowy witches adorning the Vet
Grams hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
P.-T.A. Members Named
On Concert Committee

The Vienna Choir Boys will open
the Ell Centre Concert series being
sponsored by the Wilson school
PIT. A. and the Imperial Valley
Music Teachers association, on
Monday, Nov. 90
Members in charge of the affair
held a meeting Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. Frank H. Mitchell
to discuss ticket sales
AS all the student. tickets are
sold, the committee made tentative
plans for making larger space in
the school for more students.
Definite information regarding this
will be given when the committee
finishes arrangements.
Season tickets may be purchased
from the following PIT. A. mem
bers: the Mesdames Warren Sage,
F. H. Mitchell, M. zavala, Vaughn
Thompson, Harmon Tyler, w. H.
,Meagher, j. Schofield, Blanche
Graves, r. jerks, George Bucklin
Frank Console. C. S. Justman, Rob-
ert Armstrong. A. B. Hanson, r. C..
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Lampkins Named
Acting Supt. for
Imperial Ice Co

G.. H. Lampkins, El Centro, Thurs
day was appointed acting general
superintendent of the Imperial Ice
and Development company R. P.
Moore, vice-president of the Neva-
a-California Electric corporation,
announced.
LampkinS has been superinten-
dent of operations for the ice COM
pany for the last three years. He
will continue to hold the same posi-
ton, in addition to his new post.
He succeeds Fred Williams as gen.
eral superintendent Williams died
last week.
Lampkins has been employed by
the ice company since 1919 as oiler,
operating engineer, travelling en-
gineer, travelling relief superinten-
dent, and, in 1884, superintendent
of the Ell Centro plant. He was made
superintendent of operations in 1885
He is married and has two children.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Beginning Bridge
Section Meets

Members Of the beginning bridge
section of the Junior Ten Thousand
club met Wednesday night for their
first. meeting at the home of Mrs.
r. S. Rayburn.
Present at the meeting we're Mrs.
Leona Hudgins, Mrs. Viola Gable,
Miss Marie Knudson, Mrs. Frances
Shipway, Mrs. Ellen Fort, and Mrs.
Lois Rayburn.
Delightful refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess Mrs. Rayburn. The
next meeting will be held at 1880
pm. Wednesday, Nov 3, at the home
of Mrs Ellen Fort, 1065 CONNER
cial avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
BraWley Women Go
To Federation

BRAWLEY, oct 28.-Represent-
ing the BraWley chapter, National
Business ami Professional Women's
club Mrs Ira 3urris, president of
local chap.er. Miss Beatrice Morrow
snd Mrs. Mercedes Wilson attended
the district fall conference of the
California Federation of Business
and Professional Women's clubs in
Riverside. Evelyn Johnson also
attended.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
HalLoUe'en Party
Scheduled For
Friday

Costumes will be in order at the
home of Mrs. Russell Timmons when
her son, Johnny Barron, will hold
a Halloween party for many of
his friends, from to pm. Friday.
The children will participate in
the many Halloween games and
will top off the evening with a
buffet supper.
Guests who will be present are:
Bobby Jean Russell, Winifred Alder
son, Phyllis Justman, Beverley Bur-
ger, Esther Weakley, 10 Ann Clev-
enger, Armina Elvander, Martha
Jean jenkins, Peggy Cox, Loris
Jean Bradshaw, Betty Jean Pea
cock.
Paul Hill, Pat Weakley, David
Weakley, Jerry Asher, Dickie Bus
ter, Jack Burchfield, Charles Ritz,
Don Cooley, Richard Hafner and
Johnny Barren the host
Mrs. Timmons will be assisted by
Mrs. S. r. Hill, Mrs. Glen Miller
and Mrs. Gerald Keesee.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Donald Boals Has
Birthday Party

Five-year-ol Donald Boals was
honored at a birthday party given
by his mother last Tuesday.
Halloween games were played and
refreshments including a delicious
birthday cake and ice cream were
served.
Guests enjoying the party were
Frances Ann Stevens, Nancy Hurst,
Donna Jean Dovey, Nancy 10 Bram-
kamp, Donna Mae, Jean Cary, Betty
10 Boals, Diane Nelson, Richard
Bailey, Charles Davis, Jimmy Dor
man. Jackie Rhodes, Gordon Duff,
David Nuffer and Richard Wilcox.
Assisting Mrs. Boals with the
party were Mrs. Betty Hall and
Mrs. Lorraine Davis.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Stamp Collectors
Hold First
Meeting

Dean Frank 1. Shepherd of Cen
trail high school was named tenn
porary chairman Of the Imperial
Valley Stamp club which held its
first meeting Wednesday night at
the high school.
Chosen to assist Dean Shepherd
were Frank Birkhauser, secretary
and Aylmer Thompson, treasurer.
A temporary organization plan
was drafted until more permanent
arrangements can be made.
A. w Bloss, publicity director of
the Federated Philately Clubs of
Southern California will attend the
November meeting which has ten
tatively been set for November II.
H. S. Case and H. K. Roben Of
Imperial attended the meeting.
The club will be county wide
with officers in each town.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Thirty Apply for
Membership in
.Jr. Police Corps

Thirty applicants for member
ship in the Ell Centro Junior Police
corps took written examinations
Wednesday night while 20-3O club
committee looked on.
Five different races we're repre-
sented in the applicants who seek
membership in the uniformed junior
department of the Ell Centre police
department. The 20-30 club adopted
the corps and will maintain its
management.
Results of the examinations will
be announced Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Society Meets For
SeuUing Project

Members and friends of the Pres
byterian Missionary society met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Guy
w. Sawyer, 615 Wensley, to work
On sewing project.
The ladies present were Miss
Florence Yarnell, president of the
society, Mrs. w. C. Clements Mrs
Lackey, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Hart, Mrs.
H. L. Roberts, Mrs. Trey, Mrs. Arno
Yaeckel, Mrs, Holiday, Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Sawyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Shouer Honors
BrauULev Girl

Miss Bernice BridgerS of Brawley
was guest at a miscellaneous SHOW
er given by Miss Jean Hutchinson
of Brawley, Wednesday.
Guests were Dorothy Sharp, Betty
Lewis, Jean Kennedy, Winnie Nash
Beth Holloway. Marion Hutchison
of Brawley, and Janet Reid, Betty
Campbell and Virginia Murphy OF
FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

Clemons, Glen Kieffer, Guy Weak
ley and j. B. McNeece.
Reserve seats will go on exchange
on November Is.
The Vienna Choir Boys, organiz-
ed in 1893 under Emperor Maximili-
an, are famous for their small
operas, national, church and folk
songs.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Mrs. Leslie Carter
Held Critically iii

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. %. UP)-
Mrs. Leslie Carter, world-famed
actress Of nearly so years of troup-
ing, was reported seriously i'll today
at her Beverly Hills home.
Mrs. Carter, who has been seen
in many important film roles in
recent years, made her debut on the
New York stage in 1890, in THE
Ugly Duckling." Her first triumph
was in Belasco's THE Heart of
Maryland"
She played many stellar roles
through her long career and was
recognized as one of the most dis
tinguished actresses of the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
dttIen1en Will
Meet Saturday

BRAWLEY, oct. 28.-Enforclng
the hide and brand law and its
recent amendment will be the sub
iect of a talk to be given by Clyde
Harris, supervisor of livestock iden-
tifieation service at a cattlemen's
conference, at 2 pm, Saturday,
Dunlack hotel. Brawley.
w. Hugh Baber, president of Cali
fornia Cattlemens association ana
John Curry, secretary, will speak.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Pen Women Will
Meet Tuesday

Tools of the Newspaper Trade
will be explained by Mrs. Earle G
Davis at the Pen Women's meeting
to be held at 2:30 pm, Tuesday
Nov. 2, at the Davis home on Dahlia
canal.
A series of talks on the tools used
in the various professions has been
planned by the Ell Centro branch
of the National League of Ameri-
can Pen Women. to be given at
the regular meetings.
At the Tuesday meeting a writing
contest will be announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
TOscanini filings
Down Baton, Quits

LONDON, Oct. %. U.P)-Arturo
Toscanini, angry because the oboe
section of the British broadcasting
companys orchestra failed to per-
form to his satisfaction, flung down
his baton and stalked out of the
studio during a rehearsal yesterday,
it was disclosed today.
The BBC said he had relented
overnight and consented to resume
rehearsals for the program which
will be broadcast next Wednesday,
Owen Mase, head of the BIC
music department, deprecated the
incident, declaring it to be trivial"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Visitors From
Australia Pay
Visit to VALLEY

Visitors from Melbourne, Austria
liza, were in Imperial Valley Thurs
day as part Of an extended world
tour. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Wilson,
accompanied by their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
L. Wilson, stopped in Ell Centro
after trip that took them to the
Coronation in London and thence
to the United States on the new
British liner Queen Mary" They
are touring the western states by
motor car with relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mill of Los Angeles The
party stopped at the California
hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Society OF Interest to Women Churches Church,
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
THURSDAY

Eastside- Sunset, Z, Eastside school.
Townsend club, 7:30, Town hall.
RAM. Nc. "a, 8, Masonic temple.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, Z, Elks hall.
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, 8, 222
N. Sth st.
Associated c of G, Z, CaleXico.
Lip reading class, Z, high school.
FRIDAY
Kiwanis club, IL, barbara Worth.
O.E.S. No. 276, 8, Masonic temple.
Ar.s and CraIls, 1880, Ice plant.
Eucalyptus farm center, 1870, Nc
Cabe school.
2nd Baptist concert, s, Douglass
high.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Matrons, Patrons
Will Meet

All past matrons and patrons of
the Eastern Stars In the valley will
attend a pot-luck dinner meeting
to be given at $50 pm. Friday at
the Masonic Temple in Ell Centre
by the Past Matrons and Patron
association.
Each town will be represented at
the meeting and will present its
own program.
AS the affair will be guest night,
all line officers will be invited to
attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
EI Centro Women to Attend
Civic Conference tuesday

Several Ell Centro women will
leave here Monday to attend the
Civic Conference Tuesday. Nov 2.
in Ontario sponsored by the Chaffey
Junior college.
Those who will attend the con-
ference from here are Mrs. A. B.
Hanson, Mrs. j. B. McNeece, Mrs.
II. T. Miller, Mrs. Warren Currier,
Mrs. Warren Sage, and Mrs. Win
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Arts And Crafts
Hold Meeting

Four new members were well
coined into the Arts and Crafts
section of the Ten Thousand club
at its meeting Tuesday morning.
The new members are Mrs.
Charles Bratton, Mrs. w. E. Sage,
Mrs. Julia Bracket, and Mrs. Oria
Kenah.
Mrs. c. w. Ashley and Mrs. E. E.
Anderson were the hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Community Health
Discussed

DR.. Warren Fox was guest speak
er at the WC.TU. meeting Monday
at the Baptist church.
Public health and the citizens
attitude was the subject of his
talk He spoke in particular about
the prevention of tuberculosis.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
Italian CrOOner
Comes to America

NEW YORK, Oct. %. U.P)-Carlo
Butt, billed as "the great Italian
crooner", arrived today on the Conte
Di Savoia for a tour which will
damage a great many American
hearts unless his press agents are
eXaggerating.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
John d. Spreckles
Marries Girl
From exas

WOODLAND, Wash, Oct 28 CUP)
John D. Spreckels, San Francisco,
members of the prominent Spreckels
family, and Mary Ellen Miller of
Texas were married here late We'd
nesday, it was learned today
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28
NeUs Items About
Valley Residents

The Phl.Iip w. Knights are en-
joying a visit from Mrs. Knights
father, w. S. Shaw, this week
Mr.. and Mrs Shaw have recently
moved from the east to Altadena.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl G. Trey have
as their house guests this week
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Screws of Glen
vile, Georgia.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

Girls Athletic club members of
lockwood school enjoyed HalloW
cen party at the school,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-28

Classmates from Jasper school
were guests of Arlene Cihak the
past weekend. The affair was
at the country home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cihak