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Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
Markets At
4 Glance
tBN United prcssb

stocks firm In duh trading.
Bonds irreEularlN higher.
Curb stocks irregularlN higher.
Foreign Exchange firm.
Cotton lower.
Grains: wheat p lower 10 as high
rr: old corn Ia Io ! D.. higher; new
corn unchanged to l% higher; oats
. lower to q higher; rye "a lower
tu D.. higher.
Rubber higher.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06

ROSALIND - Rust Calf is used to make
this clever tie Boulevard heel. Cut-outs
as pictured sizes Az to 8 - S6.95.
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Market Quotations
PRICES FIRM AFTER
LIGHT TRADE IN N. Y.

NEW YORK May UPTradng stocks today dwndled to the
ighe prices moderate decline
Railroads a 9llt
Higher
loadng would
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FEDERAL PROJECTS
TO BE COORDiNATED

WASHINGTON UPA coordinated program for admins
aon all eight federal hydoeectric will b
probably week by President Roosevelt
the United learned today.
bill aimed to prevent throat competition the huge
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-06
FLAX MARKETS
L A. GRAINS
l.. A. BANKS

LOS ANGELES, May 6. n'.Pl
Security First Natl .... 54as So.
TrdnSameriCa ............ H. IA
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!, animos, Augusta empez6 a

Sc animos, Augusta empez6 a
icontarme lentamente SUI aven-
tura.
Al principle, cuando tanto
me acariciaba Ell pelo y me apre-
taba las piernas entire las suyas
cuando estabamos sentados, lie
tenfa miedo. Pero cuando recibi
aquella carta de mi Made y mi
hermanita tuvo la erupci6n, pen
Sc que TODD aquello no tenia inn
portancia, con tai que me desc
en- pago unos cuantos huevos. Y
me ha dado muchos, como sa-
bes; ha sido muy buena para
mi. Las cosas marcharon bien
mientras no hacia mas que aca-
riciarme v estabais delante vo-
sotros. Rero aquella tarde en-
que de5amOs Ell trigO agavilla-
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do y til y Mienchen bajasteis al
pueblo, me sent6 detras de una
gavilla, me cog;6 la cabeza en-
tire las manos v me do un beso,
Nunca me habian dado un beso
como sEuel; no sc explicarte
bien 10 que senti; me entraron
a la vez ganas de reir y de llor
rar y de escapar corriendo. Lue-
go empezo a hacerme cosquilla,
pero unas cosquillas muy raras
por ell cuerpo, y me dijo que ST
me estaba quieto me darfa un
jam6n para lievar a casa GUAM
do marchase. Pero Mienchen v
t1 llegasteis antes de 10 que ella
habia calculado, y al veros, me
.solt6. BESIDE aqrel dia, todas las
tardes me obligaba a sentarme
|iunto q ella en- q huerto y o be-
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poyada en- ella la cabeza.

poyada en- ella la cabeza.
No es verdad que estuvie-
Sc en- la cuadra...
VA 10 sc, pues no OF al ga
nado rugby puse ell pie en-
la corriente de aire fresco que
entraba por la ventana.
-Estuve con ella... hasta aho-
ra...
Dele caer Ell pie. FL aire era
va frio. Sc aceroaba la manana.
Estuvimos largo tempo Ca
llados.
Fuera, en- los campos, flotaba
va la quietud cristalina del anna
Inecer.
Me levane despacito y cerre
la ventana. Tiritaba de frio.
Y entonces, come 81 ell SEN
.tirse en- un local cerrado e die
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Der vino de grosella. Estabs
muy carinosa conmigo, pero M
era un carino de madre. 70 nc
las tenfa todas conmigo, pero
no Sc me borraba del pensamiea
to ell jam6n que me habia pro.
metido y hacia sumisamente to.
do 10 que me mandaba...
La cara de Augusta palidecid
|sobre la almohada. Delante dc
la ventana, danzaban alocadas,
las primeras golondrinas. Yo. a.
currucado en- la CANA, oyendole.
sentia miedo.
DE repente-continu6-.
sin saber como, empez6 a gus
tarme 10 que me hacia. Me sem
tia mas fuerte cuando la besa-
ba. Al besarla, Sc dejaba caer
siernpre contra el respaldo del
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banco y tenia que nickname
soore ella y cogerla para que
no cayese. Cerraba los oios v
SoAreia de un modo extrano. a.
pre'ando su cuerpo contra al
mio, Me gustaba mucho aouello
y acabe por olvidar hasta ii
jam6n...
Tn dfa, va cast anochecido
-proslgui6-, me dijo al dido.
muy quedo, que tenfa one i, J
81 euarto una noche. Y me a.
pechugaba, sin querer soltar-
me- Al entrar del huerto. tive
que rodearle ell tale con 81
'ofazo y darle IN beso. Este fua
anOeayer... Hoy, por fin, me lie
70 eonslgo al cuarto. Cuandc
"a estabas arriba con Men
shen' Sc levant6 de repente V
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ma, v me dijo con tono muy
suplicante:
-Hazme un POGO de sitio.
Me aparte a un kado.
Augusta Sc meti6 en- la Ca
ma con precauci6n. Luego, te-
dido junto a mi y como no con-
siguiese dormirse, dijo, en- me-
dio de la noche que flotaba as
pesa en- ell cuarto:
No hagas case; tie he en-
ganado...
-Si-le respond, sacanio
Ell pie izquierdo por encima de
Ia ropa para ponerlo al fres-
CO., va 10 habfa notado.
DID una vuelta violenta y
.busc6 en- la oscuridad mi mano
para estrecharla en- la suya,
.pero no la encontr6; tenfa a.
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DEpoRTES
LOS TENISTAS
A LOS BEL
GAS

Berlin, JUNO 14.-ILOs alema
mes y belgas Sc r%epartieron los
IGNORES en- los matches" de
simples por la copa Davis, pero
Alemania conquist6 ell triunfo
por haber derrotado a los bel :
gas en- los dobles. Heinrich
Henkel, ell jugador aleman No.
2, venci6 a Charles Nayaert. An
dres La Croix obtuvo la 1nica
victoria de Belgica cuando de :
rrot6 a Edgar Detmer, TN juga
dor substitute del team" germa-
no.
Gottfried Won Cramm fue re-
tirado, para no "malgastarlo",
despaes &c sus triunfos en- los
dcbles.
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~PRACTICARON LOS N
TAS AMERICANOS

Uondres, JUNO 14-Los te-
nista4 amerieanos de la copa
Davis practicaron aver, desta-
cando su perfecta preparation
para las competencias interna-
cioaales.
Gene Mako Y Franckie Par
ker derrotaron a B. w. Finn.
igan y. Nigel Sharpe; mas tar.
de la misma pareja vencio a
Don Budger Y Robert x. Tink-
Ter.
Ganaron matches" para ael
Queens, Hal Surface, de Kan.
sas City, y Charles Harris, d.
Miami.
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Las peleas de boxeode aeemana en- la nacion
e. negro Lewis peIeara con Ettore y Barney
Ross con CHUCK Woods

de rival a Franckie Hughes, de
Clinton. Baby Miller, ell zurdc
de Tampa, volvera a pefeAr, en-
Richmond, Va, con Tommy
SPECIAL, de Miami; Ben Brown
de Atlanta, sera Ell oponente DE-
Carmen Barth; Oakland, Cali
fornia ,presenta un. match en-
ire Sunny" Jim McVey, de
Pittsburgh; en- Hollywood, LOT
Salica, de New York, sera Ell ri
val de Pancho Leyvas, de Yu.
mas, Arizona.
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Dizzy Dean dej6 sin carferas
y en- cinco hits a las Abejas, en-
es segundo juego, luego de ha-
Der los Cardenales derrotado al
Boston, en- Ell primero, con Wei
land de pitcher. Alfonso Lopez
fue aver siete wees al bate v
no pudo pegar de "hit''.
San Luis &c, 9h, 1e;, Boston
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New York, iunio 14.-En e
de klchas deRa soma
na, en- toda la naci6n, figurar
los campeones del peso compile
to ligero y peso weller, John
Henry Lewis Y Barney Ross.
FL negro Lewis peleara cor
uno de sus "cocos'', ell rubio tia
liano All Ettore, Ell martes POI
la noche, a Is asalos.
Ross Sc batira en- Indianapo-
lis, ell microbes, cen Chuck
Woods, de Detroit, I'm aspiran-
|te a la corona de las lat libras.
Lewis y Ell hebreo no arries-
garan sus tftulos, por ser los
|combates fuera de peso.
Bobby Pacho, Ell mejicano,
yolyera a pelear con Baby Sa-
bin, que hizo combate nulo con
81, en- un encuentro anterior.
Lunes-Buck Everett, de Wa
shingon, peleara hoy en- Ashe-
vile, Carolina del Norte, con
Dewey Kinney, de Charlotte;
Carl (Red) Guggino, de Tam
pa, Sc batira en- Hartford, Conn
con Lew Feldman, en- match de
revancha Boston lpresenciara
un "bout' entire AL Mccoy y
Matte Brown.
Martes-Ademas de la pelea
Lewis-Ettore, que Sc ~efectuara
en- Filadelfia, Kid Chocolate, Ell
negrito cubano, excampe6n del
peso de pluma, peleara en- New
York con Young Chappie, de
Albany; en- Los Angeles, Ell ne
gro Henry Armstrong, la ma.
ravilIa de la costa del Pacffico,
tendra de adversario a Jackie
Carter, de Pittsburgh.
Miercoles-Tracy Cox, de In
dianapolis, peieara en- Ell pro-
grama Ross-Woods, teniendc
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Field, Rudy Miller.
Luchadores de gran habili-
dad, entire ellos "Estrangula-
DOR Evans, figuran en- 81 pro-
grama.
Miller esta organizando un
torneo para oborgar al vence-
dor la corona de campe6n de la
Florida.
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Con r. Davis de pitehes los
Rojos vencieron a los Gigantes,
en- ell primer S-uego@castleman
domino al Cinci &ael seeundo.
En- cada juego bate6 Kampou.
ris .un cuadrangular.
Cincinnati sc, 1Oh, lie; New
York 1c, 4h, Oe.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, 4s; New
York &c, 10h, Oe.
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Braddock piensa exclusive
mente en- los $500 1000 que lie
han p~rometido. Sabe que con
ellos debe retirarse y ~construir
su future.
Luis, rico va, piensa va me-
nos en- dinero, porque sabe que
e dan muchos amos de p1gii v
cue en- septiembre peleara de
nuevo con Ell aleman Max Sch
melting.
Kid Chocolate sigue ganando
terreno en- New York, en- 10 que
a la estimation de los fanatics
respecta.
FL negrito avanza, pregresa,
pero no volvera a sus buenos
tiempos.
Baby Miller peleara en- esta
semana, con Tommy SPECIAL de
contrario.
Ell zurdito da la revancha al
habit muchacho de Miami.
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desaffo, con 81 Filadelfia, y per-
.disroa 81 geguldo. Pogo % hits
Tel Chicago, con tres "jonrro-
nes' y dos tubeyes. Klein des-
cargo su tercer ~"jonff6n" de
la teanporada, con corredores
en- las bases. .
Chicago Ice, 9Th, Oe; Filadel
fla &c, 13h, De.
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LOS MATCHES DE LUCIA
EN- BENJAMIN FIELD

Tn programa especial ofre-
&c para esta noche el empresa-
rio de luchas de Benjamin
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coz LOS GLAN-Es

Braddock luce en- forma per-
~fecta-dicen los expertos.
Luis esta en- perfecta lorna
-aseguran los inteligentes.
Pero cast todos convienen en-
afirmar que la corona del irlan-
les pasara a las sienes del ne
gro de Detroit.
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Los Dodbers aplastaron dos
veces q los Piratas, con los pit
cheers Van Mungo y Fed F&z-
simmons. Mungo sirvi6 cincc
ponshes y solo permitio
hits. A F~itzsimmons solo pudie-
ron pegarle S hits.
Pittsburgh &c, III, lie; 3
lyn &c, Oh, De.
Pittsburgh Uc 5h, glel
lyn &c, 8h, lie. Q
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LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees ganaron Ell pri-
mer juego con los Browns v EN-
pata9on el segundO. .DiMaggio
.bate6 tres "jonrrones".
New York 16c, -. Sc; Sa1l
Luis &c, 13h, De-
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CABLECEAMAS
RADIOTELECRAMA

Via Mackey Radio Q buquss en- alra mar, a Europa, q
Orients y q Ia ~principsles eiudadss de lss Estados Unidss
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Fourth Birthday
Celebrated


Alvin David Baker, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. p. Baker, invited a
group of his little friends TO help
him celebrate his fourth birthday
anniversary at a party Saturday
afternoon at his home 1l18 North
Third street.
The small guests played games
and enjoyed refreshments of home
made ice cream, candies and the
birthday cake which made a pref
ty picture with its yellow decora-
tions and candles. The table ap-
pointment was in yellow also and
bright balloons not only made an
effective bit of decoration but de-
lighted the children as well.
Guests We're: Kay Joan Burton,
Newell Burton, Patsy Lou Ashley,
John Morton, Donald Morton. Tom
mic Gene Flippo, Naomi Duggins,
Delton DugginS. the guest of honor.
and Mesdames Haskil Flippo. John
Ashley, Alice A. Baker, Haskell
Bradford, w. K. Bradford, Alvin
2. Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Junior Ten Thousand Clubs
Oanee Popular Affair

Green and white decorations in
honor of st. Patrick's day were
used by the Junior Ten Thousand
club for the "Kelly Kapers", the
clubs spring dance, Saturday night
in the club house.
Portraits of various members of
the kelly" tribe decorated the walls
and in the corners We're likenesses
of Paddy's pig done in lifelike man.
ner. Dance programs were in the
shape of green shamrocks. Even
the punch was a cool green in coor.
During the evening a prize dance
was featured, the judges awarding
the prize to Miss Mabel Carberry
and Buford Purl. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win o. King and Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
@. Davis were asked to judge the
contest.
Members had been privileged to
invite guests and the dance was
attended by large group of the
Junior club members and their
friends, the latter being enthusiastic
over the hospitality accorded them
by tho Juniors.
Colorful spring frocks worn by
the women contributed to the fes-
tive appearance of this highly sue
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
County 6. E. Board
Discusses Plans

Plans for the county convention
to be held in FL Centro April 1924
were discuSser by the members of
the County Christian Endeavor exc
cutiVe board who met Sunday in
the State Street Christian church
Members were present from the So
cieties in Westmorland, Calipatria
Holtville, Heber, Ell Centro, Imperi-
al and BraWley.
Arrangements for the rally to be
held in the State Street Christian
church on March II at which the
Rev Harlan E. Hogue of the Unit
ed Presbyterian church will be
guest speaker were discussed. The
Rev Mr. Hogue will show motion
pictures of Palestine and Egypt
which he took this past summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Society
Clubs
HoItviIIe Headquarters For
Girl Reserves Conference

Harmonious Living" was the
general theme for the annual Girl
Reserves conference conducted in
Holtville Saturday and attended by
we'll over 200 girls from the various
clubs in the valley.
The sessions began at 10 o'clock
with a joint meeting, the Brawley
group conducting the ceremonial,
Cleola Boyd making the address of
welcome and Charlesetta Mason of
Douglass high school responding.
After group singing high school
clubs met in various groups discuss
ing topics as my Standard of Con-
duct" my FRIENDS" etc, those
leading the discussions being: Mrs.
Ruth McGregor, Miss irene Swan
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Pen Women Entertain Saturday
Al Guest Day Luncheon

With Mrs. Louise Ward Watkins,
president Of the Los Angeles branch
oil the National League of Ameri-
can Pen Women as their guest of
honor, the Ell Centro branch Sat
urday entertained with a luncheon
and program at the Barbara Worth
hotel, their guests including friends
interested in the various arts as
writing, painting, composing.
The long table was decorated
with potted cactii and bouquets of
acacia and red and yellow ranun-
culae, covers being laid for 20 MEM
bers and guests. Places were mark
ed with effective Mexican cards.
Brief Program
After luncheon the group met in
the private dining room for brief
program at which Mrs. w. A. Nc
Fadden, president, welcomed the
guests and introduced the various
numbers. Mrs. Ruth Teeple Reid,
as composer, and Mrs. F.. d. Jacobs
as author of the song adopted by
the Imperial County Federation of
Women'5 club, were introduced, Mrs.
Eugene Waterman then singing the
composition with Mrs. Reid playing
the piano accompaniment.
Grace Walker Allen of Brawley
composer of a number of songs was
introduced and several of her COM
positions were sung by Mrs. L.
Lovelady of Brawley, Mrs. Allen
accompanying.
Display Work
On display in the room were ex-
hibits of the various members work
including paintings by Bonnie
Welch, poems published by Mrs. H.
j. Ingram, wall hangings by Jose
OtWell, music by Mrs. Allen, the
branch anthology containing orr
ginal work of members, newspaper
work by Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Earle
G. Davis, Mrs. Don C. Bitler, and
a splendid collection Of rare and
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Girls ActiUity Club
Plans Spring Dance

Spring Swing has been chosen
as the name of the formal dance
to be given March 25 by the Girls
Activity club. The dance, which
was formerly scheduled for March
81, will be decorated in pastel col
ors and have spring as the theme,
Each girl in the club Will be given
five invitations to sell, they being
obtainablc from Mary Louise Burk
next Tuesday. Refreshments will
be under the direction of Lorine
ekin, and entertainment, Tonne
&c McChristy Barbara Horton has
charge OF the decorations, which
will be carried out in yellow, pink,
green, sky-bluc, and lavender, as
arc the invitations and programs.
Marge Hovey Is in general charge
of the dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
EDITED BY ANNE HARDY DAVIS

son, Miss Edith Grimes, Mrs. r. C.
Kendall, Miss Maurine Pemberton.
Junior clubs discussed suggested
programs, Brawley caking the topic
of the business meeting, Jasper,
that of songs, and WeStmorland.
that of installation.
Luncheon was served in the
Methodist church with Calexico
high school in charge of entertain
ment at that hour.
In the afternoon Central present.
ed play directed by Miss Swanson
and Mrs. Warren f. Sage. Those
taking part were; Pearl Robertson,
frankie Nell Birkhauser, Mary West
morland, Barbara Hatch, Daisy
Rapson. Neva DoWd.
Brawley Blue Triangle club con-
Quoted the closing ceremonial.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Social Calendar

! MONDAY
Church school, 1880, Christian
church.
County fair, Imperial.
Institute, 730, Holtvilfe.
Heffernan dinner, 6, HOltville.
Ell Centre lodge No. 384, +. and
AM, 1880. Masonic temple.
Troop rs, BS.A., 1880; McCabe.
Troop 6, B.S.A., 1880, Scout hut.
TUESDAY
Acacia home department, club
house.
Magnolia Mulberry, Ben Shank
home.
Shrine social club, CalexicO.
Lions club, Barbara Worth.
Guild luncheon, 1872, Presbyteri-
an church.
School trustees, 2, Wilson school.
Imperial county fair, Imperial.
Music Teachers, 8, 523 Holt.
University club, 1880, Holtville.
Christian school, 1880, Christian
church.
2O-30 club dinner dance, 1880,
Brawley
I.O.O.F. No 397, 8, 532 Main.
American Legion, s, Veterans hall.
Legion Auxiliary, 8, Veterans hall.
Jobs Daughters, 1880, Masonic
temple.
Troop 22, B.S.A, Washington
school.
Lip reading class, ], high school.
Bachelors club, 7.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08

Mrs. w. w. McEuen was re-elect-
ed president of Chapter CIV, P.E.O.
at the meeting Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Donald l.. Young
1926 Brighton avenue.
Mrs. Guy L. Hatch succeeds her.
gelf as vice. president, Mrs. D. B.
Roberts is new recording secretary;
Mrs. George w. Kassens was re-
elected corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Harold S. Cow, treasurer; Mrs.
r. M. Armstrong was elected chap
Jain and Mrs j. E. Brock is to
continue as guard.
In addition to the election the
chapter conducted routine business,
the session being preceded by a
prettily appointed luncheon at
which Mrs. Young and Mrs. Arm
strong were hostesses.
Members present were: Mes
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08

colorful Mexican articles contribut-
ed by Mrs. Robert Hays who is an
authority on the subject of Mexi-
can art and handcrafts and who
is not only an author but lecturer
as well, her collection being used
in illustration of her talks on Mex
leo.
Mrs. Watkins spoke briefly on the
national goodwill tour and the plans
for its entertainment in California,
extending the greetings of the Los
Angeles branch.
Members from the Hollywood Los
Angeles and San Diego branches
had been invited as guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Home Department
Hostesses

Mrs. Frank G. Beyschlag, Mrs.
I. Thanner, Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne
and Mrs. j. P. LaBrucherie are the
hostesses for the meeting of Nc
Cabe-Eucalyptus home department
Thursday.
The center will have an all day
session at the Beyschlag home on
South Eighth street and speakers
for the day will be j. L. House and
Mrs. w. w. McEuen, the former
speaking on valley birds and the
latter on valley flowers.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Won1en's Tournament
AT Golf Club

For the enjoyment of the women
golfers from La Mesa country club
were the guests Sunday of the
Barbara Worth club, the women of
the hostess group sponsored a tour
nament.
Mrs. w. E. Beale of Hotville and
Mrs. r. j. Mcnamara of Ell Centric
tied for low net, Mrs Allen P. Nuf-
fer being second. The women's auXi-
liary sponsored the serving of
luncheon at the club that day.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Hosts AT Cocktail
Party Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo A, Magee, 1241
State, entertained a group of
friends at a delightful cocktail par
ty Saturday night preceding the
Junior Ten Thousand clubs dance
Invited guests were; DR.. and Mrs
Arnold A. Ariaudo, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Thompson, MIR. and Mrs. Theo-
dorc B. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Haas, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
G. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin O.. King, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Nuffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
FraWcett.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Buffet Dinner At
Marshall Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marshall
presided at a gay buffet dinner par
ty Sunday night at their home, SIT
North Fourth, Imperial, later TAX
ing their guests to the county fair,
Those present for the occasion
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Wylie, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Misenheimer, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wells, Miss Eloise Rich
ardson, Albert DeVore, Mr.. and Mrs
Cecil Sawyer of Salinas I.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
C.. S. F. Party
For Wednesday

California Scholarship Federation
will be hosts to the new members
at a party to be held at the home
of Helen Dowd, March 10. An in
formal evening of games has been
planned with refreshments served
at the conclusion of the entertain
ment.
An unusually large number OF
students are now life members OF
the C.SF, since they have been
honor students six out of the seven
semesters. They are Kay Surface,
<1Gslen Dowd, Marge Hovey, Othniel
tne, and Lily Nishimoto.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08

cessful party.
Members of the club social COM
mittee were in charge headed by
Mrs. Rudolph Frowiss, Jr. Those
in charge of decorations were Mrs.
Frowiss. Mrs. Tom Duer Mrs.
George Adams, Mrs. Bob Wylie,
Mrs. Theodore B. Reynolds, Mrs.
George Conner, Miss Alta Water
man, Miss Eula Martin, Miss Isobel
Murchison. Miss Vivian Moffatt
and Mrs. Aaron Afford were in
charge of refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Business Women
Cancel Meeting

In view of the fact that next
week is national Business and Pro-
fessional Women's week, the El
Centre club has decided TO have
only one meeting and to have il
during that national observance,
March 16.
At that time the club will spon-
sor a public relations dinner to be
held at the Barbara Worth hotel
and at which Marion Aten will be
the speaker.
The meeting for this week has
been cancelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Guild To Observe
Guest Day

Since Tuesday will be guest day
for the Presbyterian guild, the COM
mittee in charge of the luncheon
has decided to serve from 1872
pm. instead Of the usual l o'clock
SO that business women may attend.
Mrs. Elton B. Christian is chair
man of the luncheon committee
composed Of: Mesdame5 r. H.
Mitchell Neal Gavin, I. w. Nc
Grew, e. w, Schiller, Sem Bacon,
T. H. McIver, Paul A. Jenkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Announce Date of
Marriage

March II is the date which Miss
Margaret Coberly, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Coberly of Los An
geles, has chosen for her marriage
to Allan Henry Hoover, son of Mr..
apd Mrs. Herbert G. Hoover. The
dding is to be quiet affair SOL
Snnized that afternoon at the
home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coberly are former
valley residents, having lived near
Calipatria for many years.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Russian Musicians
Program, Topic

Russian contemporary musicians
is the topic which Ruth Teeple Reid
will discuss for the Imperial Valley
Music Teachers association Tuesday
night.
The association will meet at the
Reid studio, 523 Holt avenue, the
business meeting beginning at 8
o'clock and the program, at $3.50
p. m. Mrs. P. A. Murray and Mrs.
Eugene Waterman are hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Winners In Contest
Announced

Spruce Westmorland home de
partment and farm center won the
attendance contest at the recent
series of meetings on meat grading
Magnolia Mulberry being second.
The winning group has decided
to have a meat cookery demonstra-
ton for the farm center meeting
Friday, using the meat given them
as the prize for the demonstration
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Jobs Daughters
Committee

Betty Cook. Margaret Small and
Ortha Console are the committee
~mbers who will serve refresh
hits to the Jobs Daughters fol-
lowing their business meeting ue5-
day night at 7:30 O'Clock in the
Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-08
Social Club Plans
Open Meeting

Tuesdays meeting of the White
Shrine Social club is to be an open
session so that those women who
would enjoy attending may do so.
The club will meet at IL o'clock in
the Hotel Reeder, Calexico, for
luncheon and a game of bridge.