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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-08

cations present than al any period |
in the pass year. Many prominent
visitors were in attendance and !
were inspired by the words Of pow
er and eloquence.
Much interest is being manifest
cd by the different churches In re-
Spouse to the series proclaimed by
the council OF churches Rev
Thomas. his choir and members
worshpped at Peace Baptist
Church. Goddard last Thursday
night. Rev. Lee T. Clay is pastor
Mrs. Chapman. mother OF Mrs.
Parlee Wilson is home again 70
the delight OF the members and
| friends.
Ernest Jordan OF 1880 Meade
street is in 81. Mary's Hospital.
where he underwent an operation.
We hope for him speedy recov-
cry.
In celebration OF the anniver-
sary OF one OF the auxiliaries Of
Peace Baptist Church a most Won
derful program was rendered on
which Mrs Leila Mae Hendricks
contributed a very fine rendition.
| The North Detroit Allied Council
was royalty entertained Monday
night, Dec q at the beautiful
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Hendricks
Of Gallagher street after Pres ID.
" Boyden held very interesting
business session in which a report
was made OF the progressive meet
ing held Sunday Dec. q at HE
Twelve Horsemen's club. Brush
and Erskine streets. Some valuable
information was contained in the
report in regards TO the great
event OF Jan. II. the testimonial
dinner to be gwen IA honor OF
Mayor Richard Reading All sails
are high among the members Of
the council TO go down 10 the
meeting OF the Appomattox Club
with recordbreaking report Fol-
lowing all business transactions the
hostess invited all into the dining
: room where delectable luncheon
was enjoyed A short program was
rendered at which time Harold
Smith contributed well rendered
solo.
The Emancipation Day program
given at Mt Zion Baptist Church
on Meade street was fine sue
cess. The audience was held spell
hound al the able address deliver
ed by Father Hoagland Wonder
full history OF the race was given
There is but a step between M
= and death. the uncertainty o
+ life was the theme OF Rev. Tho
: mas discourse Sunday evening
- The text was taken from Dan. s:2C
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-08
ALBION
By Alice emit

MIS- Lena Holmes was hostess
= party last Wednesday night
"u0''ns Mrs Cora Blackman who
u. returned home from Lansing
aralgan Amcng The guests were :
James and Elscrta Hawkins. Char
- snyder, Luther Dixon. Willie
"'Hans Fannie Cook, Marele
~'uns Ruth Sanders. Ruth Carr
m, Willie Mae Ew-
~, .ur'ls Boye Reuben McCrea,
~ "su burch clarence Clark. VIII
as N whithead Mildred Biegs,
~ ANNA Ruth Guys. Willie James
W. "n'l1m'' Alice CAN'T. Onela VIII
W. wv nazel Blackman, Eddie Oil
w. Albert Wright, Theodore Ed
Yards '. and Helen Cheeks.
p. ~ss hulh Morris and Clifton
- sssu Us were married ON Decem-
-. 90 az Saline. Mich. at the
a a.ne Of the brides mother. The
, ,,s, couple will reside at ia
".'On street Albion, Mich.
:. = new Years party was given
r." as nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
~ %.", :, last Saturday, night, by Fan
l 4, ~, Cook Margie Minnix. and
s,a,. One the guests were emma
,,s ',, OF Battle Creek: Alonzo
pI,n. louis . Littlejohn. Leonard and
n NY white, and Alonzo Corbett,
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News

Rev 4. f. Peacock. missionary
from Liberia. West Africa. was
guest speaker Sunday morning al
Newman A. VI + Church. Text
WYATT on the Lord and be of good
courage. The A. c. h. League met
at y. m The pastor spoke in the
evening on the subject New Years
Challenges
Many heard Rev f. A. Robinson
pastor of New Bethel Baptist
Church In the morning on the sub
ject There came call at mid
night" Sunday School convened
NJ $3.50 a. m. u. y. p U. met at
y. M. The Lords Supper was OBJ
served at s y m.
Sunday School at Trinity Baptist
Church was followed by the pas
tor. Rev. T. d. Broyles speaking
on the subject, IAN every day reli-
gion.' The II. Y. p. U. convened at
$50 D. m. with the newly elected
president. Mrs. Joel Hatchet IN
charge.
Pastor Reed OF New Hope spoke
morning and evening using the
subjects. M n d Your own
business and You ran well for a
while. what hindered your Com
munion was served.
On December 81 Rev. John Pow
ell was called to pastor Macedonia
Baptist Church. The missionaries
met on the 3Oth at the home OF
Mrs. Minnie Reed. A social was en-
loved and presents exchanged.
Mrs. Mary wilbur Harris and
daughters, JuanIta and Demetris
OF Pittsburgh. Pa. returned to
their home Jan. 3 after visiting
Mrs. Marshall OF Branch street, sis
ter OF Mrs Harris.
The Oakland Co, Civic Workers
Club resumed It's regular meetings
Tuesday rs p. m. Much good has
been and Is being accomplished
through its channel. Rev. Geo. J.
Matthews is president.
Mrs. Genie Montague is tempo
rarily employed in Detroit and Is
missed greatly as a class leader OF
Newman A. NJ T. Church.
Miss Viola Salter returned 10
New York City on Doc. 30 to re-
slime her work as trained nurse.
MT and Mrs. John Tapley oil
Franklin Rd. was dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Thompson OF
Highland, Christmas day.
Mrs. Annie Johnson OF Highland
returned to her home from Hickory
Point, Tenn. Dec. 30 after visiting
her mother OF that city.
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Benton Harbor News
by Connie CIanton

The joint Watch Might service
held al Second Baptist Church Fri
day night. Dee 81. BY the cOngre-
cation OF that church and the
members Of Union Memorial A. W.
+. u. Church. began at 10 o'clock.
Rev. T.. b. Williams. pastor OF Tn
ion Memorial Church, preached
and the choir Of his church fur
nished the songs for the service
The Usher Board Of Second Bap-
fist Church will give a dinner on
January 16 at the home of Floyd
Archer. 1874 Broadway street.
An interesting rally between the
men and women of Second Baptist
will continue through the second
week in February Mrs Charles
Williams will lead the women.
while the men will be led by Char
les Williams.
Social Notes
The New Years celebration in
Benton liarbOr began al . O'Clock
last Friday night, at various spots
OF entertainment in the city AZ
midnight, many noise makers. au-
tomobile horns and guns could be
heard throughout the city. The ma
iority of the citizens of Benton
Harbor felt new urge 10 face
1899 In different way, all being
curious TO know what the new year
holds for them
The writer closes this chat ~
wishing all the readers happy.
prosperous New Year All are ike
wise invited to send In their news
items for publication
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ROSEv|lLE NEWSBATTLE CREEK|KALAMAz0OI
by Thercsa Morris

''"''"y was unconiined I'm yari-
Gus parts OF Battle Creek last Fri
day evening, in observance Of Now
year ! Eve. Night clubs and other
amusement ccnters were damned
W 'hcir FULLEST capacity. while
many merry-nakers danced and
drank the old year out. others
sought the local churches. 10 Sin,
ana pray while still others con.
hned themselves to their homes "a
celebrate IN safety.
Inc writer desires to take tb,s
space TO personally thank Miss
l'upy Cherry. for The interest 81,
mas taken in This paper. in helping
distribute il TO Tho various cusio.
mers We also wish to thank nos.
VINO har' Recently subscribed /,
'N7 interesting weekly
'ree'iAe YOU again rhronoh mi.
column ! bring HE follotfns han.
week W '"s
The North and wcsr side socia'
cub gave q Now Years Eve mar.
y al The home Of Miss Bert Lee,
''ases' = Orin street Thirty young,
s'crS attended the affair Miss Eli
zabe'h Harris is president Of m,
cub Miss Hayes. secretary
Mrs. Oscar Nillner. 100 Grave,
avenue entertained the member,
81 'he Slreamline Bridge club n
nrr home las Tuesday P,lz,
winters were Mrs Zula William,
ana Mrs. Palm Morris. The gues
Prize went to Mrs. leila Burton
me next meeting viii be al In,
residence Of Mrs Corine Miller 4,
W Cougar street.
Splendid services we're renorte,
i"r all OF the churches in Barn,
reek last Sunday Al the Churc,
20 God. on FIamblin avenue IN,
Missionary Socicty had charge o
me services Prot J. Il. Stewart
me pastor, left Monday for Akron
ono, 10 attend the funeral of IN,
VILE Of Roy J. II smith She die,
on Dee 81
me morning service al Sccon,
Baptist Church was conducted Il,
'lr pastor. Rev +. l.. Todd II,
preached on The Past. Present
ana Future lenses" Miss lIannal
Todd group OF the Young PEG
Pics Union viii sponsor pro
gram on The fourth Sunday in Jan
uary
The SHADY Grove Baptist Churcl
held services all day last Sunday
~ the morning Worship. the mas
Tor. Row X = Thomas. prcacho,
from jeremiah 12.5. The Sunda,
school Is progressing nicely. TIL,
pastor is planning a tour through
the state, IN interest OF the church
Miss Mary Cainc IS church repor
ter
Mr. and Mrs James CDnley. y
Wilkes street are the proud par
ents Of daughter born to then
hast Saturday evening. al Nichols
Hospital
To Whom II May Concern:
Louise. please come home w
miss YOU so.
wonder what MarceIla hai
been doing in the big city
Daisy. your hair really locke,
nice, sunday
Roosevelt what has Johnnie
been doing recently?
Who is the good-looking girl JUS
arrived in town. whom all the boys
are wild aboutg
So long. until next week. Yours
truly. Theresa.
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YpSILANTl
r.geuIs O'Bannon

IugtnW
~, Elder washington 0e.
'''''''', ,orceiul message 'a''
s ~ aornins. using the theme
c.d,res p,n,i.t Church
II BE I poSersou was unable &c
T'f =. sunday due to injuries
r'''a' - a recent fall on tne
sssirN u ,,,, was occupied by
b H' y' Brown, who brought
Re- J. y message sunday a. m
'''a =. ,ext Heb III Man,
h ron. = greeted the sermon r~'
's gen., accepted chr's' o,..,c,
s rs ,. 4, monthly song service
tn y, 1 4 1890 p ~ sunday o.
y = Senior ss Jlnior. and '0'ps
cisl', s.,sav, Jan. 3 me big inter
~ .'S'- . ma-isale viii b'
'ia'. !, second Baptist Church a
=, =; !, !, N. Al axe 'irsed to he"'
A. musical treat o,,
" Tss willing Workers ciuo me. me
4 ,sAM +. parsonage on aeS
Az Jan J. r,o,..n cs,
:. poad. died Monday, Dec. q
NJ, i short illness Funeral ser
~, ,s' we're held Thursday Dec. 80
!, Williams is survived by hi
sia,r. sarah son, Rosser. Sew
,nl rpsilaniians attended the ser
vIcss.
Watch services we're well al
,.,isd at St. John Church, us Mon
~ street. Following the services
,ro came forward Tor prayer. Rev
nc Mcintyre Is the minister.
Covers we're laid for ten Christ
MA, guests at the~kQpe Of Mr.. ant
M, David Harris. Of this city.
NJ and Mrs. Russell Smith, o
Detroit spent the holidays with he
mother Mrs Elizabeth Martin. o
Ypdlant
The Palm Leaf Club resume,
heir activities Wednesday. b,
meeting al the home Of Mrs. Ethe
yHly
R c. Brown. WHO is able 10 b.
ont again after severe illness
expresses appreciation to al
friends and crsAnixations VIII,
slowed kindness 70 him in $,
many ways
The X W T. elnb resumed IL
acilntles Wednesday. Jan. 5. whel
hw convened ~ the home of TIL,
president. Mrs Emma Robertson.
The A. " + choir's Christina,
party held on Christmas Eve. a
~ home Of Mrs oscar Hubert
vas an enjoyable affair.
Miss June Brown is improvin,
nicely after sustaining a broker
ankle IN a fall on The ice.
Ms Mack Davis. OF Gran,
Rapids Mich is at the bedside o
ie father. GEORGE Porter. who /,
: seriously III az his residence, ali
= harriet street Ills brother, Jane.
f'EleF Of Chicago Heights. is also
At The bedside
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NORTHDErROI1

Ry Mrs. Josephine Boyden
Or u. p Thomas. pastor Of Lo-
max A. NJ. f. Zion Church. De-
quindre street preached last Sun
day TO one Of the largest congre-
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Raw w ~, only pastsurised MIX.
"s Is not sold m Desrslt
Evening star., 1938-05-15
LECTURES TO CLOSE
Series on Heating and Ventilatine
Will End Tuesday.

The last of series of lectures on
proposed standards for heating, ven
tilating and cooling equipment for
public buildings will be given at pm
Tuesday in the auditorium of the
Commerce Department, Health Officer
George c. Rutland announced yes
terday.
The speaker will be F. E. Spurney
building manager of the Federal Re-
serve Building, whose topic will be
Practical Problems in the Operation
Of Heating. Ventilating and Cool
ing Equipment" The lecture series
was planned after a group Of experts
for the Health Department drafted
proposed specific standards for ven-
tilating and cooling plants.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
FOES SOLD LAW,
MARG|0TT| SAYS
Lawrence and MCIoskey
Accused of Plot in
Sunday Movie Action.
BY tie Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BEAVER FALLS, Pa. May IL
Charles J. Margiotti, campaigning for
the Democratic gubernatorial nomina-
ton, declared today that David L.
Lawrence and Matthew H. McClos-
key sold" the legislation permitting
Sunday movies in Pennsylvania for
100000.
1t was the latest in a series of
sensational charges made by Penn
sylvania's deposed attorney general
in the heated primary campaign which
has led to a movement for a grand
jury investigation at Harrisburg.
Mr.. Lawrence is secretary of the
Commonwealth and Democratic State
chairman; Mr.. McCloskey is Phila-
delphia contractor and prominent
Democrat,
Says Bill Was Held Up.
In a prepared speech Mr.. Mar
eiotti said:
In March of this year after I be-
came candidate for Governor, a
member of the Legislature came to
me personally and told me that the
bill to permit Sunday movies was or
dered held up in committee by Law
renee and McCloskey until the bill
could be sold for cash. Passage of the
bill was delayed deliberately until ar
rangement could be made for payment
Of the money.
The 100000 was paid by certain
persons connected with the moving
picture industry to David l.. Lawrence
and Matthew H. McCloskey, and part
OF 1t was used by the Philadelphia
organization.
Began Investigation"
This member Of the Legislature
gave me certain details and facts
which Immediately required an in
tensive investigation. I began this
investigation. and I was still investi-
eating all the details of this transac-
ton when I was fired by Gov. Earle
for refusing to 'whitewash' graft
charges against 'high-ups' in the ad-
ninistration.
My investigation satisfied me that
Lawrence and McCloskey and possibly
others were guilty of selling the SUM-
day movie bill.
This is the sale of legislation which
referred to recently as being far
worse than the sale of the beer bill for
$4,000 by Lawrence. McCloskey and
Ralph NJ Bashore. (Mr. Bashore is
State secretary of labor and indus.
try
What I learned in this investiga.
ton I turned over to the district at.
torney of Dauphin County, Carl B
Shelley. to be submitted to the Dau-
phin County grand jury called to in.
vestigate graft on Capital Hill. -
Evening star., 1938-05-15
GRAY JOINS BOARD
Bar Secretary Named Trustee OF
Legal Aid Bureau.

Wilbur Gray. secretary of the Dis
trict Bar Association, was elected to
the Board of Trustees of the Legal
Aid Bureau at the quarterly meeting
Of the association held last week in
the bureaus headquarters, 1409 L
street NV.
Members of the National Associa-
ton Of Legal Aid Organizations visited
the bureau and commended its meth
ods of providing free legal service to
persons who cannot afford attorney
fees. Miss Beatrice Clephane. director
Of the local bureau, is a member OF
the Executive Committee Of the ma
tional organization.
Evening star., 1938-05-15
SHIPS ARE ON WAY
TO AIRBASE SITE
American Naval Defenses Are
Projected Westward by Midway
Island Project.

BY tne HSsoCIated PfeSB.
HONOLULU. May 14.-American
naval defenses were projected west
ward today with departure from Homo
lulu of vessels bearing men and sup
plies for construction of a s1.041, 900
seaplane base at Midway Island
The ships. the mine-layer Oglala
and the submarine tender Beaver,
were expected to reach Midway
Thursday with Is men. They will
build living quarters for dredging
crews and other personnel who will
60 to the island later with the Navy
dredge Hellgate.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
SteUart Family
Holds Reunion
NeW Years

A reunion of the Stewart family
was held in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin Stewart, 1923 Euclid
avenue New Years day New Years
was the first time in nine years
that the entire family had been
together.
Members of the family were Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Stewart sr., of
Rialto, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence Stewart jr. and family of
La Mirada, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Amerman and family of
Blythe, Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Stewart and family of Ell Centro
and the Erwin SteWarts.
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs
E. E. Johnson and daughter Zola
Beth, Mr. and Mrs. o. B. Johnson
and family, Allie K. Word and
Verna Mae Palmer all of Ell Cen
tro, Oliver Coker of HoltVille and
George Dickerson and Wesley
Moore of Westmorland.
Mrs. Lynn Stewart assistant Mrs
Erwin Stewart in serving dinner to
the 81 guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
Frank Forest to Give Concert
In Wilson School Monday

Sponsored by the Wilson school
Parent-Teachers association and
the Music Teachers association,
Frank Forest, young American tenor
who is making his mark in three
fields-concert, opera, and motion
pictures-Will be heard in a recital
Monday, Jan. 10, at Wilson school
auditorium.
Forests career since he returned
to the United States from Europe
about two years ago, has included
an engagement with the Chicago
Opera company and a long term
contract with Paramount pictures.
To date he has appeared in THE
Count of Luxembourg" THE Big
Broadcast of 1887" Champagne
Waltz" and he will appear soon
in a picture with Grace Moore.
Born in st. Paul, Forest began
studying music at the age of 7. At
IL he was singing professionally
as a boy soloist at St. Pauls Evan
gelical church. He studied voice
through his college preparatory
years and kept up his vocal activ-
tiles even after he had entered the
University of Minnesota, from which
he was graduated as an engineer.
In 1928, Forest made his operatic
debut in La Boheme" in the city
OF Faenza, and for three years he
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
Oh. AV p. E. O. Studies State
Constitution at Meeting

Members of Chapter AV PEG.
met for a delicious luncheon and
their regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Roy E. Breedlove at Heber
Monday afternoon.
The State Constitution of PEG.
was studied by the group with Mrs.
o. G. Horne and Mrs. Don C.
Bitler in charge.
Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
j. G. Tate of Santa Monica and
Mrs. John Stewart Ross of Los An
geles. Both ladies are former mem
bers of Chapter AV and residents
of Ell Centro.
Current events were an additional
feature of the meeting. Mrs. Donna
Holloway Mrs. Leroy Holt, and
Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw gave vivid
word pictures of the world prob
lens and conditions of today.
Mrs. Jessie Sargent will be the
hostess for the next meeting which
will be held on Monday, Jan. II.
The program will be in charge of
Mrs. Forrest E. Kutz.
Present at Mondey's meeting were
the MeSdames j. D. Adams, Stanley
Bigelow, Don c. Bitter, o. J. Brad
shaw, Roy E. Breedloye, Earle G.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
NeUs Items About
Activities OF
Valley Residents

Helen Moore, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Moore, returned to Ell
Centre Sunday after spending her
Christmas vacation in Los Angeles
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Dickey
and their son Billy left Ell Centro
early Monday morning for their
home in Watsonville. They have
been visiting with Mrs. Dickey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Christian
for ten days.
Sunday was the day of departure
for Marjorie Hovey who returned
to Palo Alto to take up her studies
at Stanford.
Also on Sunday, Heath Hovey left
for Reno, New, where he is at
tending the University of Nevada.
Mrs. Laura Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Campbell and Mildred Camp
bell spent the New Years weekend
in Pasadena visiting with Delbert
Carr.
They all attended the Tournament
of Roses and Campbell attended
the Rose Bowl game while the
others went to the races.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
Ministers Meet
For Business
On Monday

Ministers from seven local church.
es attended the Ministerial asso-
citation meeting Monday in the Of
flee of the president, Rev. Harold
E. Doty, of the First Baptist church.
Business of the meeting included
the parts of the churches in city
Identification drive; putting on a
cooperative school of leadership
training at an early date and a
possible religious census, or some
method of locating the unchurched
people of the city. Committees
were appointed to act upon these
issues. z.....= 49, ........
The association expressed the need
for regular prayer together and set
the third Monday in each month at
1890 am, as the time when the
ministers will meet for a period OF
prayer and devotion.
The Rev. George w. Thomas of
the Presbyterian church will be in
charge of the first prayer meeting
on Jan. IT.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
Loyal Workers
Class Holds
Meeting

w. A. Payne, of the east side
schools, was guest speaker at the
Loyal Workers class of the State
Street Christian church meeting
Monday night, at the home of Mrs.
Bert Mitchell.
Payne gave a review of the growth
and progress of that section of Ell
Centro during the past fifteen years
and pointed out some of the out
standing needs of that community.
Members of the class voted to
sponsor the Dollar a Month Club"
the purpose of the club being to
reduce church debt created when
repairs were made on the building.
Following the business meeting
and program, games and refresh
ments were enjoyed by Mrs. o. F..
Haun, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Calmon, Mr.. and Mrs. John Green,
Mr., and Mrs. H. McKusick, Mrs.
R. E. Daniel Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Massie, Mrs M. j. Steele, Wesley
He'll, Mr.. and Mrs. E. de la Vega,
Mrs. Don Dovey, Mrs. Scott Foulds,
R. D. Hoy, Mrs. Sam Cox, Mrs.
T. A. King, Mrs. Martha Moore,
Mrs. James DeVore, Mrs. Katie
Greenwood, Mrs. Harmon H. Tyler,
Floyd Pickle, w. A. Payne, and
the hostess, Mrs. Martha Mitchell.
The committee assisting Mrs.
Mitchell was composed of Mrs. King,
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Cox and Mrs.
! Greenwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
Ten thousand Club Will Hold
Dessert Bridge Thursday

Elaborate plans are being made
for the monthly dessert bridge
party to held by the Women's Ten
Thousand club at 1890 pm. Thurs
day at the clubhouse.
The dessert bridge will be the
first event in the club house since
the interior was redecorated dur
ing December.
Both pivoting and progressing
bridge will be played with prize
awarded for both kinds Arrange
ments have been made to take
care of parties and singles.
Exceptionally clever decorations
following the New Years motif
have been planned by Mrs. w. A.
Vie, chairman Of decorations.
An especially nice dessert will be
served by the refreshment COM
rnittee headed by Mrs. Don G.
Paulus.
Members of the refreshment COM
mittee viii be the Mesdames E. E.
Anderson, N. A. Contos, Earl A.
Kraft. J. j. Green, Richard P.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS. Ell CENTRo. CALI
Society
Clubs
County Board OF
Women's Clubs
Will Meet

Members of the Imperial County
Board of the California Board OF
Women's clubs will meet at 10 am.
Friday in the Veterans Memorial
hall in Calipa5ria.
At noon members of the Cali
patria womens club will serve
luncheon.
Guest speaker on the program
will be w. S. Dunn of Imperial,
who will speak on the Constitution.
Special arrangements have been
made for musical program to be
presented at that time.
Reservations must be made by
Thursday morning with Mrs. War
rem Currier, telephone 548-W or
with Mrs. Herbert Reedy, president
of the Calipatria club.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-04
Girl Reserves To
Meet Wednesday

Girl Reserves of El Centro will
meet at 7:15 pm. Wednesday, in the
high school for their regular busi-
ness meeting which will be on
"Friendship'.
Three Girl Reserve alumnae will
talk. They will be followed by a
general discussion. The alumnae
are Tonne Sue McChristy, Shirley
Maddox and Ruth Riddle.