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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-31
Social Calendar

THURSDAY
Turkey dinner, SIS, Civic I'M
pr0vemcnt club. 144 State.
Citizenship class, 7, high school.
20-30 club. 7, Barbara Worth.
Townsend club, 7:S0, Wilson.
Quibblers, 1880, 653 Olive.
Emmanuel Circle, 1880, Baptist
church.
Choir practice, 1870, Methodist
church.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, Elks hall.
FRIDAY
County convention, CT of VIC,
$50. Redwood hall, CalexicO.
kiwanis, II, Barbara Worth.
Harding PIT. A., $50, school.
Imperial Yuma peace officers. 7,
Elks. hall, Brawley.
Housing committee, 1880, c of c.
Musical show, 8, Central audi
torium.
Recreation council dance, $3.50,
Veterans hall, Imperial.
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Washington Teachers
Entertain, At
Sports Party

Teachers of Washington school
we're hosts to Ell Centre elementary
school teachers at a sports party
Wednesday night.
The evening started off with
several circle games with prizes
being awarded to Ernest Webecke.
for the men and Mrs. George Ven-
able for the ladies'
Teams were organized one was
called the Reds and the other the
Greens.
On the program was a basket
ball game which was won by the
Reds, volley ball game won by
the Greens, a relay race with the
Reds winning. and an indoor game
won by the Reds.
About so teachers and their
guests attended the affair. j. L.
Stocks was chairman of athletics
and games, and the refreshment
committee consisted of Mrs. Lu-
cille Culberson, chairman, J. Rob-
inson, and Miss Emily Robertson.
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Mrs. Warren Currier, retiring
apresident of the Woman's Ten
prhousand club of Ell Centre, will
discuss "The Club Woman's Con-
tribution to Democracy" at the I'M
perial county convention of the
California Federation of Women's
clubs, Friday in CaleXico
The morning session of the con-
vention will start at $3.50 am. in
lockwood IMMORTAL hall, Calexico
Luncheon will be served at noon
and the afternoon meeting will start
at lis pm.
Mrs. Clark McEuen Of Hemet, dis
trict chairman of education and
Southern commander of Womans
Cancer control army, will present
the work of this new health pro-
/ lection organization.
! The main speaker for the morn
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Nations Effected By
Teachings OF
Oxford Group

At least so nations in the world
are effected by the oxford group,
and its principles, Mrs. Floyd
Reeves told over so Ell Centrans at
a meeting Wednesday night at the
Methodist social hall
Mrs. Reeves stated that all the
officials of Czechoslovakia are ad-
mittedly members of the oxford
group and during this period of
turmoil they are keeping affairs
under control.
The officials of Norway and
Denmark are also members of the
group. Mrs Reeves said that the
only way to keep world peace is
through such medium wE1;h pro-
notes better feeling between in
dividuals
Prior to Mrs. Reeves talk, Rev.
Floyd Reeves of the BraWley
Methodist church, gave a history
Of the group and told that it was
started by Frank Buckman, an
American, at oxford. 1t is a youth
movement ana kind of personal
religion.
After The program refreshments
were served. The table was attrac-
lively decorated with all kinds Of
spring flowers accentuated with
candles.
Mrs Edna Morrison was in
charge of refreshments and she
was assisted by the Mesdames Will
Won Fluss, Everett Gullett, j. o.
Maxwell, j. S. McDougle, Sherman
Brown, and Miss Margaret He'd
rick Mrs. Mary Noland and Mrs.
Frank Shepard assisted by pour
| ing
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organizations.
Nominations lor church officers
we're made and other elections an
nounced.
Treasurer A. j. Hart reported for
the trustees, showing substantial
progress in a difficult year, with
the expectation of liquidating all
obligation by June /. A budget of
$4,000 was adopted for the coming
year.
Mrs. E. E. Clements was in charge
and she was assisted by the Mes
DANES G.. w. Sawyer, Merrill Cole
c. V. Munson. j. H. Edgar, Mar
Adams. Mrs. H. McCusick, and O.
G. Horne.
A group of girls from the Chris
tian Endeavor served.
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Mrs. Don PauIus
Entertair1s
Bridge Club

Mrs. Don PauluS entertained
bridge club members at a party
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on SandalWood Drive.
High score at contract was OBJ
tanned by Mrs. w. E. Whitacre and
low by Mrs. j. D. Townsend.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments after the bridge game
Orchid and pink stocks from Mrs.
Paulus' garden were arranged in
artistic bouquets for home decora-
tions.
Present were Mrs. Walter Kauch-
er, Mrs. Lester Eichhold, Mrs. Leon
Egner, Mrs. j. D. Townsend, Mrs.
w. A. Swerdfeger, Mrs. w. E. Whit
acre, Mrs. w. A. Vie and the hos
tess, Mrs. Paulus.
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Home Department
Women To Hold
Special Session

Farm home department women
will meet for a special session at
$50 am. Saturday at Wilson school,
prior to the Regional Farm Bureau
conference Saturday afternoon.
Speakers ami their subjects will
be appointed and assigned by the
county chairmcn of the Farm Home
departments of Imperial, San Diego,
Riverside, San Bernardino. and
Orange counties.
In addition to these speakers, Won
T. Ellsworth Of Berkeley will dis
cuss the educational program on hos
pitalization and the cost of medical
care.
Luncheon will be served at noon
at the California hotel
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OF Interest to Women
Worldwide Premiere Will
Be Given at Hiuh School

Giganticl Tremendous! Why ad-
jectWes don't even begin to describe
the worldwide premiere Station
K. r. Inter-C" to be presented at
Central high school at pm. Fri
day and Saturday nights.
This will be the first time IN
the annals of Central Union high
that a show of this type ever has
been produced Great stars of radio,
stage and screen will be portrayed
by student actors of the high school
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Ten Thousand Club President
To Speak at Convention

ing session will be Dr. Raymond
c. Perry, director of teachers tfain-
ing, San Diego State college.
us World Peace Possible and
When?" will be the subject to be
discussed by Mrs. Paul Reiss, dis
trict chairman of International re-
lations
Luncheon reservations may be
made with Mrs. H. T. Miller, tele-
phone Ell Centro 1925, or Mrs. War
rem Currier, telephone Ell Centre
548-W. All club members and their
friends are invited to attend.
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TUo Boys Born
In Ell Centro

A baby boy was born TO Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cohen Of Ell Centro at
$50 pm. Wednesday at the Ell Cen
tro hospital
The baby was named Carl Sey-
mour and he weighed nine pounds
ten ounces.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland w. Stuart
of Jacumba became the parents of
a six pound six ounce son at 12:43
am. Thursday at the Ell Centro
hospital.
They named him Elliott Chilwell.
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P.E.O. Chapter To
Entertain At
Dinner-Party

Husbands of the Chapter AV, p.
E.O., members will be entertained at
a dinner party to be held at pm
Friday at the Barbara Worth hotel
The affair will be in charge of
Mrs. Forrest E. Kutz, chairman of
the committee, and her committee
consisting of the Mesdames Leroy
Holt l.. c. House, w. j. Clements,
Allen p. Nuffer, Chan Livingston,
and Jessie Sargent.
They will be assisted by the pro-
gram committee with Mrs. o. j.
Bradshaw, chairman, Mrs. r. D.
McPherrin, Mrs. Minor o. Simms,
and Mrs. Earle G.. Davis will take
charge of the entertainment.
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Harding p. IA. Will Install
Officers at Dinner-MeetIng

sistauce she receives IN her work
from the organization.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by Charles Montague's tiith
grade Glee Club and Adolph Won
Konsky.
The affair will be a pot-luck dim
ner and each member is asked to
take some dish. Arrangements have
been made for tine main course.
Mrs. Adolph Won Konsky will be
in charge of the program and Mrs,
Harry Laird. the dinner.
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Ch. CIV PEG. To
Hold Meeting

Members of Chapter CIV PEG.
will meet at 2 pm. Saturday at
the home of Mrs. S. L. McCrory
$50 Olive avenue for their regu-
lar meeting.
Mrs. Everett Gullett will be CO.
hostess, and Georgiana Sones will
be in charge of the porgram.
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and Junior college
According to Lem A. McCarty,
producer of this musical comedy
which has a cast Of nearly a hun
dred actors, and sponsor of the
music department, this show will be
a great success. Combined efforts
of the glee clubs, music depart
ment, orchestra, actors. and props
assistants will make this show the
outstanding production of the year.
Tickets are now on sale.
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Paintings To Be
On Display

Invitations have been issued by
the El Centro Branch No. SO, Ma
tional League of American Pen
Women, for a showing of paintings
by Bonnie Welch.
The showing will be between
pm. and 10 pm. Sunday, at the
Women's Community Club house
100 West Main street, Brawley.
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Is This the Reason
You Are Constipated -?

If you're wondering why your
bowels don't work right-stop and
think about what you eat. Bread,
meat, eggs and potatoes. All good
nourishing foods-but all concen-
trated, lacking in bulk" And
you need "bulk"! Some food that
forms a soft, spongy mass in the
bowels-helps them move.
d. If it's this lack of bulk"
that's causing your constipation,
Kellogg's All-Bran is just what
you need. 1t soaks up water and
softens like a sponge. And this
soft mass helps your bowels move.
In addition, All-Bran gives you
Natures great intestinal tonic,
vitamin B.. Eat this crisp crunchy
cereal every day, drink plenty of
water, and enjoy happier days.
All-Bran is made by Kellogg in
Battle Greek. Sold by every grocer.
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NeuUs Items About
Valley Residents

Miss Rebecca Severance, of ia
maica Plains, Mass, arrived in Ell
Centro this week to make her
home with her aunt, Miss Florence
Yarnell.
u Il X
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADSl
Evening star., 1938-08-07
INDIANS TO STAGE
WE|RD.FEST|VALS
Tribal Rites in New Mexico
and Arizona Give Tourist
Insight of Aborigines.

SANTA FE. NJ Mex. Aug. 6.-The
Hopis. the Navajos. the Apaches. the
Utes and the Comanches are now pre-
pairing to celebrate the days Of late
summer and OF harvest in America s
great Southwest. With dances and
ceremonies dating back in some cases
hundreds Of years. the Indian tribes
Of Arizona and New Mexico provide
during August and September some
Of the most colorful and ancient spe-
tacles in all America.
Popular dances may come and popu-
lar dances may go, but the Indian
dances, based on religious and thanks
giving themes, are carried on un-
changed down through the centuries.
Perhaps most famous of all are the
snake dances Of the Hopi Indians in
Northeastern Arizona Scheduled this
year for some time between August II
and "a. these dances are preceded by
nine days of fasting. singing and cere-
monies. At the end of that time, about
sundown, the so-called antelope men
Of the Hopis emerge from a special
underground chamber to march about
Evening star., 1938-08-07


tember 3, and 5, commentaries
Spanish times. Visitors come from all
over the United States for its
pageantry, which ranges from the
beautiful candle procession to the Cross
Of the Martyrs to the burning Of Old
Man Gloom and the Hysterical Pa
rade. In the parade current events
and popular characters are satirized
by the artist colony of the city.
The fiesta program Is changed each
year, but Spanish h-American and In
dian markets are always set up on
the Plaza and under the portal Of the
Palace Of Governors. The re-entry of
the Spanish into Santa Fe in 1892 is
enacted. Spanish songs are sung,
Spanish dances danced, mirth and
frolic enthroned for the period OF the
festival. Old Santa Fe knows how to
stage . glorious festival and each year
more travellers throng to the city to
take part in its great celebration.
Evening star., 1938-08-07

because the artist used German mod.
els. Leutse, . native Of Germany.
spent his youth in Philadelphia and
then returned abroad.
Dogs and other animals and birds,
taken into Canada solely for hunting
purposes or as pets. may be entered
Is part Of the tourists OUTFIT. without
deposit. Special health certification
is required for birds Of the parrot fam
lily. Many Canadian cities require
that dogs be kept On . leash.
The imperial gallon is used as q
measure at Canada's filling stations,
and when 10 gallons are ordered the
motorist gets IL United States gal
Ions.
While only II persons were injured
by bears in the 1887 season up to
July is. tourists this season have been
more brash, and "a have been in
jured up to the same date. OF the Is
injured between July ! and IS, Z
came to grief through violations of
regulations against feeding the bears,
4 from camera fans getting too
0Au ! kot lll0 SC0E0 IOI tIN
audicity Of patting bruin on the head.
One can see picked athletes from
the Universities of Oxford and Cam
bridge play cricket by going to
Jamaica this month. The universities
play the All Jamaica team August
10-l5 at Kingston.
I IKE . shostly port of the past Is
Mariehamm. in the Aland Isles OF
Finland, where clippers. famed in
Americas lusty seafaring days. are
found still in service. They still do
a good job Of sailing.
One Of the interesting events on the
better liners sailing down the east
coast OF South America Is the ma
tionalistic change. every day or so. in
the menu. Operators Of the liners
Southern Cross, Pan America and
Western World call attention to the
typical dishes offered as the ships near
different ports. Approaching Rio or
Santos, for instance. "feijoada Brazil
EZRA" (beans. Brazilian style) is fea-
tured, along with "churrasco Rio
Grande do Sol' (T-bone steak
"camarao com arroz" (shrimps with
rice), 'bavalhau" (codfish with creole
sauce). Going farther south toward
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NORMANDlE TO VISIT
RIO FOR CARNIVAL
Paris Of South America to Give
Four Days to Pre.Lenten
Merrymaking.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-When the
French Line flagship Normandie leaves
New York next February I on its Sec
ond cruise to Rio de Janeiro under
the auspices of Raymond -Whitcomb,
Inc, it will be repeating by popular
demand, her cruise Of last year
The Normandie will reach Rio two
days before the pre-lenten carnival,
affording the passengers the oppor-
tunity Of contrasting the normal Rio
with the Paris of South America" at
carnival time
Like some Of the cities Of Southern
Europe and our New Orleans, Rio has
a great pre-lenten carnival every year,
lasting through four gay and exciting
days-from Saturday to shrove Tues
day. In 1899. that will be February
lS to 2D. The entire city takes part
in the celebration. From different sec
tions In the suburbs, people gather and
parade through the street playing folk
songs. popular music and dances
There are elaborate floats decorations
and illuminations through the entire
city. dancing in the streets by day and
night, dancing at the hotels and clubs
and king of the carnival with a gilt
tering court. For all the Janeirans,
rich and poor alike. the four days are
long joyous holiday. and for visitors
the carnival gives special and unusual
charm to one of the most marvellous
cities in the world.
The cruise itinerary is scheduled as
follows:
The Normandie will sail from New
York at pm. on February and visit
Nassau, Bahamas, on February s.: Port
OF Spain. Trinidad. February 9 to 10:
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil. February Is
to l9: Bridgetown. Barbados. February
"a. and Fort de France, Martinique,
February IS.
The Normandie will return to New
York February 20 at noon.
Evening star., 1938-08-07

Noutevideo and Buenos Aires. there
appears on the menu "puchero." the
Argentine version Of the English boiled
dinner: "tallarines al tuco" (home-
made egg noodles), and "parillada q
In criolla "a mixed grill Of chops, lamb
kidneys and bacon).
The shortest distance across Canada
by rail from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Is 3,368 miles.
Atlantic City's Hotel Trsymore has
installed telephone sets in each of
its cabanas In the block k-long colony,
and the novelty Of receiving calls with
out moving from their lounge chairs
has made . distinct hit with guests.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
The Travellers Notebook
Scribblings About New Railroad Car Windows
Which Temper the Sun, Bears and
Washington Crossing the Rhine.

Mistassini. It's easier to catch . fish.
Atop Pennsylvania Mount Pocono
Is q ringside being popularized as the
arena in the clouds" and there will
be held the ninth annual Pocono
Mountains Horse Show on August
18. 10 and 20. Sixty classes will COM
pete for 5000 in prizes. The show
will be under the direction Of Arthur
Maui. former manager Of the National
Horse Show. held in Madison Square
Garden, and for IS years secretary Of
the American Horse Show Association.
The Coronation Scot, famed British
speed train. will pay Washington
courtesy call next year when it tours
America prior to its exhibition at New
York's World Fair. The streamlined
locomotive and its eight cars will be
landed at Baltimore early next year
and assembled In shops Of the Balti-t
more g. Ohio Railroad for its American
tour.
The name OF the famed big tree,
through which autos drive, pictured in
Biographies and encyclopedias and on
post cards, and towering above the
road from Fresno to Yosemite. in the
Mariposa Grove. is Wawona.
American Airlines has reduced its
one-way and round-trip fares on
the New York (Newark) Boston flight
about IS per cent. The line also
touches Providence and Hartford en-
route.
A little orphaned fawn from the
Maine woods already is in Hollywood
on the way to fame as Bambi, star Of
the forthcoming full-length Disney
film. Unless the little buck gets new
contract in Hollywood the Maine De-
velopment Commission plans to return
him to his native woods after his work
as a model.
A UGUST events in California: Navy
Carnival San Diego Marine Base,
18th to goth: Annual Tournament Of
Lights, Newport Balboa Harbor. Goth;
Days Of San Luis Rey, fiesta and
rodeo, 30th; deer hunting season (coast
district. August l to September IS.
OF the many Americans who admire
John McCrae's World War poem. In
Flanders Fields" few know that he
was killed in 1918 He rests at
Wimereux. France. in a quiet little
cemetery.
The famous picture. washington
Crossing the Delaware" was painted
by Emmanuel Leutze in Germany, and
the Delaware" really is the Rhine,
the faces of the soldiers Germanic
Evening star., 1938-08-07
HENVALEE HOTEL
IOTEI sTODDARD

Boardwalk. bet End and 3rd SITS.
Room with meals from $3.50 per
week. Old time Southern cooking served
In family style. Free bathing from hotel.
Special accomm odationS for fishing parties.
Evening star., 1938-08-07

Stain PORTRAIT IN Rugs.
Rugs into which the portrait of
Stain has been woven are being sold
in Russia.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
Old Coins Found.

While digging for the foundation Of
. house in Aberdeen. Scotland, . man
sunk his pick into an earthenware jar
which contained 200 silver pennies Of
the reign Of Henry III (l21s-72), be-
lieved to have been hidden when an
invasion Of Edward was feared.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, JR.

- CRIBBLINGS: Some one has
- finally done something about
the glare through windows on
- the sunward side Of trains. The
Union Pacific,s new observation lounge
car. Copper King. copper decorated
tail car on the streamliner City Of
Los Angeles. has polaroid natural sun
windows whereby = twist Of the pas
senger's wrist governs the density Of
light. mellowing the glare to ones
own taste. The new windows are
circular. ~ inches in diameter. and
composed of two laminated polaroid
discs. The outside disc is stationary,
the inside one capable Of being turned
by handle. BY swinging the inside
glass. the suns rays are diffused and
the passenger no longer need shut out
his view by pulling down the shade.
"Light-conditioning" Is the word for it.
France has more castles than any
country in the world. A census credits
1t with 76l. with most OF them CEN
tered in the Touraine district.
Britain's forthcoming queen Of the
seas, the Queen Elizabeth, still on the
quays, will be larger than the Queen
Mary and will accommodate 2,410
passengers. 300 more than her sister
ship. The Elizabeth's gross tonnage
will be about IS 900, against the Mary's
8l.235; her length. 1901 feet. against
l,0l8. But the Elizabeth will have
only two tunnels, while the Queen
Mary has three.
Proud parents who missed exhibiting
their babe in Fridays baby parade at
Cape May have two other handy
chances in New Jersey resorts. Ocean
City's 32d BABY parade and pageant
will be held next Thursday. with sill
yer cups for the three top-ranking
children in each OF the seven divisions
and gold cups for the grand champion
and runner-up. Wildwood's 2sth an
nual baby parade will be held Fri
day. August 10. with the following
divisions: Baby coaces and go-carts.
doll coaches. express wagons. cos
tunes in burlesque, floats and pet
division.
IT IS a saying around Quebec that
the American fisherman will catch
the fighting ouananiche locked
salmon) with the skill of q native as
soon as he can initiate the guides
pronunciation Of the provinces best
known waters for the fish-the Rivers
Perlbonka, Manouan, Metabetchouan
Ashuapmouchouan, Oahamague and
Evening star., 1938-04-20
MEN, ATTENTION.

Z 17IV.
The Hecht Co. starting the
most sensational merchan-
dising plan ever launched in
Washington; we need 10 men
of neat appearance and de-
sire to work; permanent po-
sitions with advancement as
sured. Apply 1922 18th st.
NV. between 9 and IL.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
PHYSICIAN TO SPEAK
the Man at go to Be Topic at
Cosmopolitan Club.

DR.. Arthur c. Christie. prominent
physician, will be the principal speaker
at tomorows meeting of the Cosmo-
politan Club. to be held at 1890 pm.
at the Carlton Hotel. He will discuss
"The Man at Fifty"
DR.. Christie will be introduced by
DR.. Fordyce A. H. Johnson, who is
cosmopolitan of the day. DR.. j. L. B.
Murray, president of the club, will pre-
side.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
SALESMAN.
HELP MEN AND WoMEN.

JEWELRY SALESMAN to solicit: salary
and commission; must be local and reliable
| man. Box 39B-S, Star
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR ST. PETERSBURG, FLA,
saturday; take 3 on share e-expense plan.
Mr.. MOORE. Met. s743.
LEAVING SAT. FOR ATLANTA: CAN
carry two, share expenses. Phone Geo.
1864 between 7-7:3O 2Is
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

DOMESTIC.
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help work. cooks, maids, e h.w., chauf-
1eurs, housemen. porterS helpers. Dec. 24cl
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mas cooks. mattresses, maids. nurses.
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