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Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
PALM SPRINGS
FOLK VISIT
IN IMPERIAL
IMPERIAL NOTES

Mrs. George Driscoll and son of
Palm Springs are the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane for
about two weeks. Mrs. Lane and
Mrs. Driscoll are sisters.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln left Tuesday
for Los Angeles where she is plan
ming to stay for about two weeks
visiting her son John, his wife and
her new grandson.
j. D. Huston left Thursday after
noon to spend a few days in Los
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Case are
spending few weeks in Bankhead
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Davis returned
recently from Ell Dorado. Ark,
where they spent a month on a
business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Milton Chapman and daugh-
ter, Sharon, are spending few
days in Los Angeles visiting rela-
tives.
Gene Robinson, who recently un-
derwent an emergency appendicitis
operation, is home from the hos
pital and recovering rapidly.
Mrs. Anna Stockwell has been
quite i'll for a few days but is now
getting better.
Harry Hall is able to be up after
about a weeks illness.
Merle Thomas of Yuma is visiting
his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. H. Madden, for few days
while he is in the valley on busi-
ness.
Barbara England underwent an
appendectomy Wednesday after
noon. She is reported recovering.
The two eighth grade classes of
Mr.. Sam McElfreshin spent Mon
day and Tuesday inspecting the
workings of the Pacific Land and
Cattle company.
Emmett Hardin reported to be
recovering nicely from injuries re-
ceived last Sunday when his motor
cycle collided with a car.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
Notes on Vaueyites
BRAWLEY FOLK RETURN FROM
SHORT VACATION IN EUROPE

in BraWley on business.
Mrs. Bud Davis was hostess at a
luncheon party Thursday Guests
included Mesdames Roy Eulberg. Joe
Leonard. Dick Powers, Myron ALL
dredge, Fred Mastick and Miss Effie
Rodeman.
Christian Endeavor met Thursday
evening in the l.. O. Wilabee home.
Attending were the Misses Audrey
Brown, Barbara Grice, Helen Bur-
nett, Hazel Crane, Shirley Burns,
Marjorie Harding. Dorothy McElroy,
Helen Wilabee, Lillian Wilabee, and
the Messrs. Robert Adams, julius
Block, Robert Minshew, Junior
Wood. Billy Van Horn, Kenneth
Mccullough, Harold Hood, Willie
Pierce, Tommy Fisher, Woodrow
Morris, Bill Conley, Keith Hartsock,
Marvis Dunagan, Orlan King, Rich
ard Hensley and Hardon Grice.
Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. l.. O.
Wilabee, Mrs. w. r. Hensley and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Rutherford.
Miss Lottie Rhines of Durant,
Okla, will be the house guest OF
Mrs. Jane Green of Brawley.
Meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Merle H. Wilson, Thursday, men,
bers of All Saints Episcopal Guild
completed plans for benefit bridge
Dec. 8. Attending were Mesdames
Robert Key, Henry Escher. George
Cope, Oliver Whaley, John l.. Park
er. William L. Berge, Julius Schmidt,
James Gardenhire. E. M. Uhlig,
Joseph Simons, F. E. Culver, Milton
Rice and George Harris and the
hostess, Mrs. Wilson.
Ladies day was observed Friday
at the Del Rio Country club. Golf
was played in the morning follow
ed by luncheon under the supervi-
sion of Mrs. Clifford Maddox and
Mrs. Walter P. Casey. Hostesses
were Mrs. Carl Jacobs and Mrs.
Walter Walsh.
The Woman's Community club
gave a dessert bridge party at the
clubhouse Wednesday afternoon.
Prizes went to Mrs. David Goodrich
and Mrs. Clifford Maddox. Hostesses
were MeSdames James Meter,
Merle Wilson, J. C. Archias, Harry
RUSSELL Helen Fulton and Henry
Escher.
Rudolph Miller spoke about his
native land, Switzerland. Wednes-
day at the weekly Rotary club
meeting. Pete Peterson and John
Broder gave their life history.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle Freeman OF
Salinas are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
B A. Burton,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
HOME DEPARTMENTS MEET
AT MRS. F. w. LENG RESIDENCE

Mrs. Walter Locher, Fred Sigrist,
Earl Lincoln, w. L. Munger. r. M.
10y. cara Lee Coleman. j. D. Gist,
E. f. Russell, w. F. Collins. Verena
Means, Lena Sigrist ana Miss Mar
garet Binggeli
Marlin Lincoln of San Bernardino
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Rood Thursday.
Mrs. Theo Johnson of San Fran
cisco, aunt of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Johnson, is their guest for the week.
Mrs. H. M. Hora, attended the
birthday party of her eldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. Pardue. The affair took
place in Calexico. at the home of
Mrs. Lud Hora. Mrs. G. Hora of
Calexico and Mrs. H. T. Neidiffer
of Holtville also were present.
A birthday party was given in
honor of Mr.. Walter Locher at their
home Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Binggeli, Mr. and Mrs. John
Studer, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Locher,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Magin, Miss
Margaret Binggeli, John Berger,
Fred Yordi and Arthur Sigrist.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. K. Rood made
hurried trip to the bedside of Roofs
uncle in San Diego, who was In a
grave condition. The family re-
ported he is improving
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
Farmers to BE Put
Under Housing Plan

WASHINGTON, Dec. g. (UP)-
Secretary of Agriculture Henry A..
Wallace today declared that he
will take steps to bring farmers
within the scope of the new hous-
ing program proposed by President
Roosevelt.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
BRAWLEY NOTES


Following short vacation in Eu-
rope Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Monger
returned home recently. They left
carly in September.
Tuesday evening a meeting of the
Baptist Ladies Aid and Mission So
ciety was held at the church social
hall. Attending were Mesdames
Cecil Tucker, W. A. Sewers, Mildred
Stone, Mae Wood, Luther Farrar,
Vesta Doffing, M. l.. Allen, 0. w.
Wood j. Cauthen Leslie Powell,
S. Lefncr, Earl Humphrey, Clarence
Thomas and the Rev. and Mrs.
Price.
Coming from North Carolina, E. S.
Reece. father of Mrs. Joe Gabard,
is visiting in the Gabard home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Derrick re-
turned from Los Angeles.
Visiting in the Lee Smith resi-
dence are Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Da-
wilson of Mangum.
Mrs. Roscoe Jones and Miss Pat
Ryan returned home from San
Diego visit.
Mrs. L. G.. Pierce spent Wednes-
day in Calipatria visiting relative.
Sharon Ann Is the name chosen
for the baby daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd De Hay Tuesday.
In honor of Mrs. Bob Sheffield,
Ell Centro, formerly of Brawley,
Mrs. Fred Mastick entertained in
ormally in her home recently. Bid
den were the MesdameS Dick Pow
ers Roy Eulberg, Boyd De Hay, Bud
Davis, Myron Alldredge, Joe Leon
ard.
Mrs. r. N. Ramey was hostess
at potluck luncheon for the Ladies
Aid of the first Christian church
Thursday afternoon. During the
afternoon the ladies' sewed for the
bazaar Dec. II. Attending were the
Mesdames L. o. Wilabee, w. l..
Rutherford, Ira Bentley, Wilbur
Hensley, c. A. Gabard, Floyd Brown,
E. L. Ray Fred Lewis, Wilson Nor
man, Bud Hensley. E. j. Ritchie,
r. w. Tabor, Mrs. c. l.. Grice and
the hostess, Mrs. r. N. Ramey.
The Methodist Womans Council
met Thursday in the home of Mrs
H. E. Ramsdell. Mrs. A. L. Nickel
reviewed book Musical numbers
were presented by Corine Sever
accompanied by Mrs. Lester Sever
A. B. Derrick of Ell Centre spent
Wednesday in Brawley.
Tom Reed of Holbrook, Ariz., is
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
JASPER NOTES

The Jasper and Alamo Verde
home department met at the home
of Mrs. F. w. Leng, with Mrs.
Robert Rood and Mrs. Grace An
derson, home furnishing project
leaders. Mrs. McRay spoke in be-
half of the Red Cross. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. l.. Hiteman were present,
Hiteman spoke on prevention of
tuberculosis and Christmas stamps.
Present were Mrs. Wesley Ander-
son, A. Colombo, S. Scaroni, l.. Kral,
F.. G. .Cihak, Alex McRay, l.. S.
Neagle, S. B. FouldS, d. Claverie,
r. Rood, v. K. Rood, Gladys Parker,
Barbara Parker, Maud Pendergrass,
A. l.. BernsbouSe, j. Fiala, Clara
Mellor, F.. w. Leng, Laura Dobbs,
Grace Anderson, w. r. Farmer
Arthur johnson, A. J. Magin and
Miss Isabel Scaroni
Jasper home department will hold
their regular meeting Friday, Dec.
10, at IL am, at the home of Mrs.
A. j. Magin. Subject of the meet
ing will be dried fruits and their
uses. A pot-luck luncheon will be
served
A stork shower was given at the
home of Mrs. Fred Sigrist for Mrs.
J. w. Gist. The ladies had baby
naming contest, Mrs. E. E. Russell
winning the prize Present were
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
Officers Asked to
Seek Missing Boy

New York police asked Imperial
county peace officers to watch for
the appearance of Lewis Vein
krantz, Is, who is missing from his
home there.
He is described as five feet 10
inches in height, weighs $50 pounds
has dark brown. curly hair, brown
eyes, and fair complexion.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
Sixty Families at
New Labor Camp

BRAWJEY, Dec. 6-Sixty fami-
lies are living at the federal labor
camp here with more than half of
them taking up residence after
the camp opened Dec. l.
This population makes the in
come of the 100000 government
project Sc day since the rent is
10 cents a day for each family.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
Family Called to
Kansas by Death
McCABE NOTES

McCABE NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. K. d. Taylor and
family we're called to Kansas this
week by the death of Taylor's
mother.
Gene Wagner left Friday for
Los Angeles where he spent the
weekend. He attended the U.S.C.-
U.CL.A. football game.
jerry Upholt was the dinner guest
OF Harold Mason of Calexico Satur-
day evening
The McCabe and Heber schools
played a tie Friday at the McCabe
football field.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

y,
.geles OH a business trip.
Friends received word from Ma
rion Mercier, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Mercier, that she has
arrived in Denmark. In company
with Mrs. Carlotta Scott she will
visit the principal cities before con-
tinuing their tour of the world.
Virginia English of San Diego is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Leslie Dove,
for the weekend.
Earl Cavanah, lieutenant-gover-
nor elect of Kiwanis International,
will hold a training school for all
newly elected officers in Imperial
and Yuma valleys Sunday at the
DeAnza hotel. Fern Young was
chosen to act as secretary.
= A number of local Eastern Stars
attended installation of Mrs. Milo
Busenhurg and Henry Miller at
Holtville. Those attending were
Esther Bennington, Bill Jacobs ana
WIZ, wi. ollh " - @'&NOOy
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Bates, Mr.
and Mrs Tom Young, Mr.. and Mrs
Elton Christian, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Loudon, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Erick-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mayfield
AMI Mr.. and Mrs. V. V. Williams.
Honoring Lupe Armendariz, who
is soon to become the bride of Teo-
dulo Lopez, members of the Euterpe
club gave a shower at the home OF
Concha and Rosatio Barron.
The girls of the World Wide guild
of the Baptist church under the
direction of Mrs. C. G. Rambo will
conduct yesper service Sunday
evening. Barbara Meade is the
reader Najala Sleem, the soloist
Ethel Castanian will present hel
choir boys.
Muriel Christian of Ell Centre was
the guest Of Mrs, o, p, Mandrapa
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
WRITER STUDIES
VALLEY CONDITIONS

John M Spiyak, writer for :
magazine for men, is in Imperial
Valley gathering information fer
an article concerning business and
labor conditions. He is the aithof
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

FILIPINO ON TRIAL IN NORTH
Marcelo Sabado Tamsi, Filipino
charged with attempting to murder
Harold Dickerson, Westmorland po-
lice officer, must face trial in su-
perlor court. Bail was set at $4,000
IN Westmorland justice court.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
HOUSE GUESTS
ENTERTAINED
ELM NOTES


House guests of Mrs. Julia Kiln
gensmith at the Elm teacherage
are her mother, Mrs. o. Hougland
and brother, Philip j. Hougland
of IngleWood.
Vera Mae Shumard visited over
the weekend with Echodell Wilson.
New arrivals in Elm are Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Geer and family of Ell
Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Denton and
family visited Sunday with the j.
Denton family of Meloland.
Mrs. Olive Cannon visited Mon
day with Mrs. H. Tempe of Imper-
ial.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
BOOK CLUB
HAS MEET
WESTMORLAND NOTES

WESTMORLAND NOTES
The Twice Told Tales Book club
met at the home of Mrs. K. E.
Mitchell Thursday night. Mrs. I. H.
Gentry gave book review.
The Rev. Charles Yoder was
recent guest at dinner at the home
of Mrs. Frank johnson.
The Laureattes Book club has
as its new name, The Tuesday Book
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown, Buddy
Kilgore and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brewer of Imperial and the host,
j. F. Weatherbie, surprised Mrs.
Weatherbie with a birthday din
ner at her home recently
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

E. T. Caver of Cotton spent a
day last week with Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Meyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Carl Streeter and Ralph Marquin
spent the weekend in San Diego
at the home of Sammy Coles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb went to
Los Angeles Sunday. They plan to
return Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

The 10 Friends club recently
named, met for bridge luncheon
and a pink and blue shower for
Mrs. Marie. Martin. Thursday at
the home of Mrs. j. F.. Weather
bic.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

DR.. F.. G.. REBEL and wife left
for Los Angeles on business over
the weekend
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Addition Planned - A building
permit was granted at the city
engineers office Monday to the
Imperial Valley Box company for
a $4,000 addition to its shed on
New street Another permit was to
Abraham Alvalos for small build
ing, costing $50, at 204 Brighton
avenue,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
Marion Mercier
Lands In Denmark

CALEXICO NOTES
G. w. Brockman went to Los An
.geles OH a business trip.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06
On Visit to Texas
Family
HOLTVILLE NOTES

Mrs. George Little and two
daughters, Effie and Maggie, left
Thursday for Ell Paso. Tex, to visit
Mrs. Little's father, Beve Stewart.
Beatrice Shumacker left Friday
for Wisconsin where she will spend
Christmas with friends and rcla-
tives. She will return about Jan. l..
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Virginia English of San Diego is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Leslie Dove,
for the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Muriel Christian of Ell Centre was
the guest Of Mrs, o, p Mandrapa,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

New type hanger
cases for mems or
women's apparel
practical, sturdy and
very smart looking.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Choose a Valet Gladstone
for a thoughtful, lasting
gift for young folks or for
those who travel. Initials
will be embossed free.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Mrs. Roscoe Jones and Miss Pat
Ryan returned home from San
Diego visit.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Derrick re-
turned from Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-06

Tom Reed of Holbrook, Ariz., is
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
C~ANCIONERG
.

Con mdsica d "LaC acarueha'
La gaceta., 1937-01-29
Las aguas desbordadas del Ohio
seextsenden al CIR

Washington, enero 29.-Las
aguas del Ohio, que en- ell Norte
han causado enormes perdidas,
Sc extienden hoy al sur, per mee
dio del Mississippi, en- propor-
ci6n de 5000, 900 pies cdbicos
por segundo.
Aldeas .pueblos y fincas han
sido abandonadas en- la IONA de
mayer peligro, con ell fin de evil
tar desgracias personales. Ell
trito amenazado Sc extiende
deg Cairo, Ill, a Memphis,
1'efne see.
Sc ha organizado un ejerci-
to@lG~pico y pala, de 100000
'hombres, para reforzar ell sis
terna de diques que desde Cairo
pro.esie los campos algodone-
ros del sur.
Los guardacostas del gobier-
no de ID aas.ykGigi-
Ian las aguas, buscando los lu-
cares en- que haya necesidad de
reforzar los diques.
Tn campamento de concen-
TRACTION sc ha alberto en- Helana,
Arkansas, Y ALI han buscado
refugio $4,000 personals. Miles
de personals han sido translpor-
tadas va desde las ciudades del
este de Arkansas a Memphis.
BESIDE ell vale de Ohio infor-
man que 10 peor ha pasado va.
Calc1lase en- 1,035,000 ell mime
70 de personals que han quedado
sin hogar.
Mas de 1900 hombres COM
',aten hoy para salvar a Cairo,
reforzando ell malec6n de go
pies. Han buscado refugio en-
lugares SECURES 10000 de los
vecinos de Cairo.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

en- ell Centre EspGncl
Con motive del cumpleslcs
del presidente RooSvolt, y a De-
neficio de los ninos victimas de
la PARALYSIS infantil Sc efactuaA
"a mahana per Ia noeae un bal
lie en- la sala de la scciedNd Cen
to Espanol.
Ademas del bale, que empe-
cara a las 10, Sc ofreceran es-
cogidos numeros de variedades.
Del dinero que Sc recaude Ell
70% Sc destinara a carload en-
Tampa Y ell 800 Sc mandara a
Warm Springs, donde son asis-
tidos muchos ninos emfermos.
focara una orfguesta ameri-
cana y posiblemente La Tropi-
cal.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

(Boletin de la F. A. ~
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

La poderosa sociedad Circu-
10 Cubano celebr6 anoche una
velada e-n&onmemoraci6n del a.
niversario del rfacimiento del a.
p6stol Jose Martf.
A pesar de la ~lluvia, ell publ
co hizo acto de presencia, en- me
nor eantidad de la esperada, a
la bora que Sc habia senalado.
Preside la velada ell Sr. Pa
quito Garcia ,~presidente de la
sociedad, en- union del cuerpo di
rectivo y de los Sres. DR.. Rami-
70 Capablanca, exsecretario de
Ia presidencia de Cuba; DR.. Jor
ge Lopez, miembro del Partido
Revolucionario Cubano, y ei ST..
Victoriano Manteiga, director
de este peri6dico.
Abri6 la velada a Sr. Garcia
explicando sus motives e hfzo
que ell Sr. Jaime Fernandez le-
vera Tn discurso de Don Fer
nando de los Rios. pronunciado
en- la Habana, sobre la persona
lidad historical y humana de
Narti.
La admirable oraci6n del illus
ire socialista espahol, ahora EN-
bajador de su pals en- Washing
ton, fue muy aplaudida.
El Sr. Garcia concedi6 la pa
labra a nuestro director, ST..
Victoriano Manteiga, quien sc
refiri6 l discurso de don Fer
nando y a la personalidad de
Martf, vista desde los Iibros Y a
traves de las palabras de los
hombres que en- Tampa lie COMO
cieron. Habl6 de la Espana Nue.
va mencionada por ell ST.. de
Los Rios, con vision profetica,
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Chic. La cantidad Sc ~entregara
a Ia Cruz Roia.

OhiO. La cantidad sc entregara
a Ia Cruz Roja.
% Nuestro director mand6 una
cara, que no Sc lego, recomen-
dando ell acrerdo de la Cruz
Roja y que Sc aprobara una mo-
ci6n pidiendo a la Feria la reti-
rada de las banderas que con-
cuerdan en- los dolores con b. en-
sena fascista espanola.
La asamblea. aprob6 Una mo-
ci6n protestandS de la papdera
" pidiendo al consul in erino de
Espana, Sr. GustaSo &menez,
fofpule su proteSta.
upa carta en- csc sensdo Sc
redaktara hoy.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

para ellos que no sea I'm blen
a su causa; piensan y esta5
creidos de que porel terror pue
den dominar u un pueblo Sin
embargo, es precise que dga-
mos fuerte, para que nos oigan
a trayes de los lamentos de sus
Wctimas, que dia llegara que
sin Ell terroe serap dominados,
Y los dominaremos con nues
tras armas de cultura. que son
las 1nicas que sabemossesgr.-
mir, con maestria:
Con PROFESSIONALS del cri-
men no queremos nj siquiera
hablartSahesr
te que 81 tEtafpo los Npartar:;
10 mismo que destruye Vas CO.
sas, destruye los actos aRti-hu-
manos. Solo queda de los pue-
bios la labor constructive rea-
lizada por ell progreso que lie
van a la colectividad; v es por
este, que estamos convencidos
de que hemos de triunfar, por
ehcima de todos los obstaculos
Aue Sc nos pueden moments
neamente opener.
La constancia y la voluntad
seraR ell valladar donde Sc es-
trellaran todos los intentos de
los facciosos. Contra ell pueblo
sincere, franco y leal, ne po-
dran tener objective alguno los
medios ter~rorfficos a la usanza
de los curas trabucairss Y fe-
ZONES discfpulos de los refina-
mientos torquemadescos.
(Boletin de la F. A. I.)
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

l
Con un Franco quo no es tai,
Por IN Mola que este 'amoltdR
Tn phivo por General,
Y TN Yagtie que esta enyeguat'
Estribillo
All legalismo,
Al legalifno,
Io qrifen decapitar
PorqueSal Fascis@o,
Porque al Fascismo,
LIE eseNgba para medrar.
Con treintaidcs generates.
Glen mil moritos del Riff,
Catorce mil Alemanes,
va puede Espana dormir.
Estribillo
Al legalisms,
AL legaliSmo, etc.
Per la espalda Portugal,
Alemania de un costado,
Anglo-Francia desleal,
E Italia del otro lado.
Estribillo
AL legalismo,
Al legalismo, etc.
En- Madrid quieren entrar
Los Generates fayutos,
Con ell Fascismo de Italia,
Y los sajones astutos.
Estribillo
Al legailSm0,
Al legalismo, etc.
A despecho de Alemania,
De Italia Y de Portugal,
FL pueblo de Espana die:
EEL Fascismo no entrara".
Estribillo
AL legalismo,
AL legalismo, etc.
TraidoreS son los que matar
Y Destroyer con aeroplanos,
La terra donde nacieron,
Los ninos y los ancianos.
Al legalismo,
AL legalismo, etc.
Fig0ronato.
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NOTAS OCIALN
La Velada de enoche en- el Cnculo Cubano
Sc honro La memoria de Martf

CARA. y
Sigui6 a nrestfo director e
DR.. Jorge lopez, exilado cubas
no. DescEbi6 la obra de MART
desde su primer encarcelamien-
to, siendo cast IN nino, hasta 81
caida her6ica en- Dos Rios.
Habl6 del ciudadano emineS-
lie. bondadoso entire los honda
dosos, que habia sido Periods
ia, poeta, abogado, doctor en- fl
lcsofia y letras Y ap6stol de Ia
revolution cubana.
Estableci6 un contraste entire
ell ap6stol y los hombfes que ls
siguieron y dijo: Lo que Cuba
necesita ahora es un nuevo Mar
ii.
Todos los oradores .fueron
muy aplaudidos.
Ell consul de Cuba exaus6 su
asistencia por medic de una
carta.
Cant6 varias canciones cuba
mas la Sra. Korelli. Voc agra
dable Y gracia natural. Sc la a.
plaudio sinceramente.
Velia Martinez, que aparecia
en- ell programa mo pudo asistir
por estar enferma4
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Dalmau cede partede 10 qze

OoaAAt6W WV paw 49,
prodraca el concerto . bsrefi-
clio &c la causa que defieISde ell
gobierno legftimo de Espana-
Patrocina la function 81 Gomi-
te de Defensa del Frente Popu-
lar. I'll
Pfcj6m de mamo
Por ell correcto joven Manuel
Thomas fue pedida la mano de
la agraciada Srta. Berta Alva.
rez.
Sc hizo la petici6n en- ell no
gar de los pafres de ls povia,
los estimados espods Cesar y
Lucia Al arez, del 2&Q5 as
.l6.
Gamma ion fcliz de ul deseo
lsrso tempe a. bicionad6.
Hacemos votes porque Sc pue
ia aaunciar Aonto ell en'ace.
La gaceta., 1937-01-29

Cerca de Mellwood, Arkaesas,
500 hombres traibajan Hy en-
los diques. La prueba d9 resis-
tencia, bsjot i 1esi0a del aqua,
llegara a medlados de la sema-
ma pr6xima.
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PLEITos Y DIvoRCIoS

lEvangelina Rodriguez contra
Santiago Rodriguez; j. M. Lee
contra Jack Woof; Dorothy
Leeds Scruggs contra E. Hayd-
en- Scruggs; Jesse o. Hoover
contra Amy E. Hoover.
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La AsambleG del
FreNte Popular

La Assembled del
FreNte Popular
Ell Comite de Defensa Coo!
Flente Popular celebr6 anoche
una asamblea en- ell Centre Obre
no.
Sc acord6, luego de leida una
moci6n, destinar la cuestaci6n
de una semana a las vfctimas
de las inundaciones del vale de
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Ell concerto del Z
vioiinistG DGlmau
I'm concerto dara ell venide-
70 domingo, en- 81 Centre Obre.
no, 81 famoso violinista Dalmau.
Precios especiales Sc han fl
jado de modo que los trabajado.
res puedan acudir en- masa 9
DIR al notable artista.
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MATRIMONIOs

Amanda ARGOS, 90, " Carmen
Fernandez, 20; Arthur N. Pc
tit. 20, Y Mildred Mae Adams,
10; Ralph Anderson, "a. y EN-
ma Culpepper.
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! Grad aGo
Entire la pleyade de j6venes
osfudiantes graduates en- Ell Inns
tituto Killsboro, recibi6 su d.
plorsa ell appreciate joven Eloy
Nava, hijo de la estimada y res
pstable sonora M&xima Nava,
Tecina del barrie de Los Glen,
en- West Tampa.
Justo premio ell alcanzado
por su incansable dedication a
los estudiss.
Al felicitar al simpatico jo-
ven por ell exito, haremos extern
siyo ell parabien a ST. querida
madre.