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floors. concrete porch, fioored attic. .elee:
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an ExcELLENT coMMTN1TY: s16.5oMo 90
pENcE Den = WALNUT S L = 1sss NET 1916 RESI-
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Braddock Hts. va-Beautiful. new g.
community: Temple 1870. 'O'>N
Country Club Grove, Va.
ROOMS, 1 AND 2 BATHS.
wooded lot. and . bedrooms. recreation
club % area @ $3.50 and up' n. on terms. m country
OPEN TODAY.
, straight on Giebe I'd. / mile to Dittmar
rd then left II block to exhibit home or
9n Gshs Lee atSs ss 1S eess te m.r sen
right - block to home.
w. S. HOGE, JR.,
Walnut 7940. Ewes. Walnut 915s
OWNER SACRIFICING
Year-Old Brick Home.
$4,000.
Z Rooms, 2 Baths.
Ashton Heights, Va.
Permanently financed with monthly pay
oil Se.
rock wool Insulation. Attractive homesite,
s1 picx xih 5ssT TSs sns asyt s "a
NEARBY VA.
Enjoy the cool comfort Of the Virginia
SuS%SSS New Cape Cod. story-and-a-half houses
Of excellent construction and completely
equipped; located on large lots. with beau
sos @ g sh.sf sehoe Fess Stories in sas sa
For sale at $3.50 and S6,7bo. +. II. A.
approved: small down payment and
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor,
ESTABLISHED 1886
Phone Falls Church cO39.
MT. RAINIER.
r.nsed sI'%' in two 70 Complete spaTsments. with
SepdIdCS eHtIduCcS.
3311 DATE ST.
One apartment. now rented at $40 per
month. which will go long way toward
paying for the property. Open:
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
e25 N. 7. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl. e797.
Ultramodern New Homes.
A group Of brick homes. near U. Of
M. designed for convenience and comfort.
with utmost economy Of upkeep. L. r,
d. r, kit. 2 b.r.. bath. garage. slate roof.
OIL air-conditioned. insulation, refg. and
range: screened. complete in all details:
SO. $50, on te.ms that will meet your
budget. Open for inspection. HOPKINS
ave. block south Of College ave-. College
Park, Nd; or call on weekdays. Green
VA. 1h MI. OFT LEE
highway on paved road; nr. transportation;
4 acres. shade. fruit; 6-rm: farmhouse.
built 40 yrs ago. substantial and worth
remodelins: electricity and good well: more
land ,yailable: modest down payment bal
S5s6O-Nearby Va. village; s rms. and
bath. oil heat lovely shade. acre: terms.
$10600-O1d home modernized, on q
knoll; stream. beautiful trees; first time
Offered for sale: close in; excellent location:
MARGARET g. CREWE,
YHos0 yAIx0 CHURCH 1seo.
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COLORED.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

MODERN NEWLY REFINISHED BUNGA-
Fern pl Takoma. D. C. Open Sun. . m :.
later by appointment. Dist. bSO5 or Clev.
1919.
27l9 36th PL NW.-BRICK, DETACHED
y rms, 2 baths, Gear garage, ami, cleo
tric kitchen. sleep. porch; bargain. MR..
HOGAN A1NA
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BETHEBDA. ND.
2-story frame, 5 rooms and bath,
h.-wh.; near school and bus. ONLY
r. o. PHILLIPS
$500 Wis. Ave. Wis 6663.
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ool5 N. Wash. Blvd. Walnut aO91.
BELLE HAVEN.

Large. modern brick house. overlooking
fotomac River. one mile south of AleY-
sn9rla. turn right of Memorial blvd, SIX
e;ednrooms s;d. o three baths. Delco heat. screened
s.ue porcn; iargest lot in section flower
H.. "a a: nnanced Z minutes to downtown
NWwS;S,nnston. Inspection any time Apply
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HOUSES FOR SAlE.
BARGAIN-COLORED.

BARGAIN-COLORED.
$500 cash. cas- .ISi Balance nee sss Sn 80 mo- An in;pee:
ton will convince you Of real value. For
PxtGI D. ckANpXIE. JAIL Realtor. Dist. s24e.
FOR COLoRED.
,one St HsTn aeaacb.d St s5sS OIL hess
sash; Snlh,; 1G61 Guy TIMER 1926 You st. NV.
Refined Colored-Reduced 81 900.
KINGMAN PARK-ONLY $4,950.
Tapestry brick. Z rooms. bath. Rep. O225. I.
COLORED.
8O5 NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
2 rooms. bath. arranged in two apart
ments; neal, all Government depertments
on two car lines: large front yard Can't
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
sas New York Ssslfsfs; Ss: sw. Natl. s7s7.
Colored Doctor or Dentist.
High-C Glass Colored Rooming or
Boarding House.
1925 coRcoRAN ST. NV.
This large home, with "A rooms. baths.
in very desirable HorthSest legation Is
above its actual assessment. Terms can
be arranged. Call sales dept. Republic
WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K St NV. Dist. 1015.
- coLoREp;
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
Beautiful fve-room home. bath. For the
an eseeen 30 to T01a ncf up
SoHntoxn. On ons 1Is e saeo down % anna SIS 'Io pea
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
s sss Nex sss1 YSTf GfDtS Ave. NV as aasi ss9 2s9
COLORED
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
BRAND NEW SEMI-DETACHED.
Street Car at the Front Door.
1122-1124
KENILWORTH AVE. NE.
Five magnifieent rooms; tiled bath; nm IN
laundry trays. large lot; $3.50. Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
aes New York ASe HsaliGtS aW. Natl. a7s7.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
MODERN NEWLY REF1NIsHED BUNGA-
low; bargain: Immediate; large yard 523
Fern pl' Takoma. p C. Open Sun. Pm.
| lateI Dy appointment. DlSt. bSO0 OF CleV.
| 1919.
| 2719 36th PL. NW-BRICK. DETACHED
rms, baths, Gear garage. ami. cleo
| HOGAN. Atlantic 400.
TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
Are you terribly hot where livins?. II so
| one of the few cool 1-room brick houses
situated in a grove of beautiful trees,
NIL is for sale at 225 Baltimore ave
Is minutes from White House. Open
Shep. 2434. 125 Baltimore ave.
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1927 G ST. NE.
Ok rooms. bath basement. arranged in
~ APARTMENTS. S5.15 terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,

-ZtY NeN 1UIk Ayt N. w =. NdlI 5.5.
5000 LEGATION ST.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Lovely corner lot with beautiful shrub
barry and plenty of shade trees. One
stores. schools. theaters etc. The home
has been completely renovated 6 rooms
and bath. glaSs-inclosed heated sleeping
porch, screened living porch. oil heat and
many interesting features Purchaser may
acquire. with small cash and balance
at 81. with easy monthly payments until
paid. This is an outstanding bargain at
Sc. 800. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1872
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SACRIFICE BY OWNER

New 6-room bay-window brick. tile
pains. furred walls. copper screens. fre-
oii-burner unit. nagstone walks, porches;
iandscaped; $48 mo-, incl. taxes; $1,000.
Also beautiful rms. studio-liyine
room. baths. 2-car garage, recreation
nm stone front, auto. oil heat. screened,
windows, stone fireplace. indirect lighting.
chimes. handicapped bus at door: is min.
70 Guy; SS,95O. F. H. A. OWNER and
builder, Greenwood 1OdQ
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TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN,

Are you terribly hot where living? II so.
one of the few cool 1-room brick houses.
situated in grove of beautiful trees.
mi. is for sale at 225 Baltimore ave.
is minutes from White House. Open.
Shep. 2434 1875 Baltimore ave.
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COLORED-NR. 9th AND YOU SITS, NV
= rms. bath: 2nd commercial: $3.50.
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CoLORED-NR. 18th AND QUE SITS.
$3.50: $500 cash; terms Pot O62O.
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PRICE, "a S0n

PRICE, $4,50O.
% acre Of lovely garden and s.roo,,
pungalow; Located s33 Forest drive
Hy,ahttsville ;,h Hills Md. This Is a little farm
HARRIS ROGERS. Hyattsvilie 1oS =, ~
Greenwood 27O6 ~" VI
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COLORED-11 RMS. OIL HEAT. GA
rage; baths. kitchens: oak woodwork
throughout. Pressed brick 18th st. mr.
irving ST. NV. Reas. price and terms
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FOR cOLORED.

Beautiful Groom home. Must be sold
owner leaving town. Easy terms. Call Mr.
Boaze, Georgia 6779. or Shepherd $500.
WAPLE 6S JAMES. INC.
S433 GeorEia Ave. Silver SprinR Office
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Braddock Hts. Va.-Beautiful. new g.
oom brick home: high. cool; restricted
Temple 1870
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Ashton Heights, Va.
Permanently financed with monthly pay
ment plan. this home can be bought on
convenient terms. Featuring large rooms,
with summer and winter hot-water supply.
rock wool insulation. Attractive homesite,
soft. frontage with trees. For keys and
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MUST SELL
70 satisfy creditors. z rooms. All modern.
new brlck home with 2 tile baths. large
attlc. cellar: h-acre wooded lot in excliI-
sive section. Worth 10000. Can be
poueht Tor $3.50. By j. HARRIS
ROGERS. Hyattsville 106 or Greenwood
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NEARBY VA-RESTRICTED SECTION:
rage: $3.50: unusual terms. OWNER,
Adams 2G2a
NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. AMI. OIL
heat. insulated on State road. 3O9 Crystal
boro Pike to Crystal Spring ave Phone
Hillside 06l4-J. e. D. Hanback,. owner and
builder. Price. S4,950; $3.50 down. $50
month
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S14.950.

K1RKSIDE, CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful center hall brick home con-
tanning 4 large bedrooms. = baths, large
room. breakfast room. kitchen, pantry;
cost present owner $3.50 Your oppor-
bargain.
E. M. FRY, INC,
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAYS: 90 PM
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oANIl1I 1NE.
4117 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
American University Park - Facing
south: high ground; large lot; > bedrms..
bath. liv. rm,. din. rm. kit. st floor: large
room. End floor; nice gardens: fine condi-
uon; less than $1,000. Open for inspec-
tiOn
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ON LEE HIGHWAY.

acre, 8 rooms, all modern, hot-Water
heat, gas for cooking. open, fireplace, oak
noors, built-in garage chicken house,
OF your living at home: price reduced for
quick sale, only So, 100; 5000 cash and
$3o monthly. plus interest on nrst trust.
Thls property Is located l block from
Fairfax High School. Sisn on property.
II. II. RILEY. phone Eairfax 176
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Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course. you
can buy the finest homes of modern con-
struction and planned convenience at
cash payment and balance. including prin-
ciDal. interest and taxes like rent.
MOSS REALTY CO..
Ria Tower Rldp Mot 1SeR
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
AIamitos Chapter InstalIs
Officers Monday Night

Viola Dresser, Martha; Fairy Belle
Boyd, Electa; Elizabeth Kavanaugh,
chaplain; Mary Mcqueen, marshal;
Kate Beale, organist; Bertha Con-
ner, warden; George Yearly, SEN
tinel; Ernest Beale, flag bearer.
Mariella Busenburg was installing
matron assisted by H. t. Miller and
M. M. Seeney. Florence Richard
and Carl Morford served as the in
viting matron and patron; Ellis
Harbach and Idabel Miller, Mrs.
Miller's daughters, with Virginia
and Geraldine Williams, as honor
ary marshals; Dorothy Williams,
flag bearer.
AS the beautiful Eastern Star
ritual was followed to its impress
sive climax, appropriate musical
numbers were presented at inter
walls during the installation, includ-
ing: a vocal solo by James Ryer-
son; a vocal solo by Barbara Hatch;
a flute sole by Loris McConnell; a
violin solo by Irene Hatch Mary
Lee Harris served as installing or
ganist
After the ceremony the group ad
iourned to the banquet room where
refreshments were served, the rec
and white color scheme carried ou
also in the table appointment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
San Diesan to Wed
TazeweII Lamb
On Saturday

Mrs. Jessie Montgomery of San
Diego will be married to Tazewell
H. Lamb of Ell Centre Saturday
morning, Dec. "a, an announcement
which will interest many in the
valley since Mr.. Lamb has a wide
circle of friends and acquaintance.
The ceremony will be performed
in ST Paul's Episcopal church, San
Diego, by the Rev. Mr.. C. Rankin
Barnes, rector, who at one time
was vicar of st. Paul's church in
Ell Centro.. The wedding is to be
quiet affair with only a few
friends and relatives present, among
whom will be the Mr.. Lambs two
brothers, John and Fred Lamb.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple will leave on a wedding
trip returning to Ell Centre, where
they will make their future home
after the holidays.
Mrs. Montgomery lives in San
Diego, coming to California from
Bedford county, Virginia.
Mr.. Lamb is well known former
newspaperman and is publicity dir
ector FOR the Imperial Irrigation dis
! trict.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
History Section Enjoys
Holiday Party

two appropriate songs under TIE
leadership of Julia Bracket.
Serve Tea
Two large stockings hung BY The
fireplace, filled with gifts and these
were distributed after which tea
was served, Mrs. Ffnney and Mrs.
Jones pouring. The tea table was
covered with a damask cloth over
100 years old, belonging TO Mrs.
Mercer. The centerpiece was a
miniature snow scene with lake
and deer surrounding a Christmas
tree. Mrs. Mercer. Mrs. w. A. Vie
and Mrs. j. A. Straub were host
esses for the day.
The next meeting is set for Jam
uary 16 at the Sem Bacon home
with Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Brackett
and Mrs. d. II. Stephens as nost-
esses.
Guests present were: Mrs. r. c.
Barter Mrs. L. G. Bezdeeheck.
Mrs. Mary c. Meadows and Mrs.
William Pata, the members being:
Mesdames E. L. Allen, Sem Bacon.
Julia Bracket, G. S. Conner. A. c.
Finney, Herbert Harris, II. G..
Jones, P M. Mercer, Alex McRae,
Dan Scott, d. II. Stephens. J. A.
Straub, w. A. Swerdfeger, p. N.
Van Slyck, w A. Vie. John F.
Waterman, w. S. Kong.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Junior Prom at
Central Thursday

For the high school and college
set the biggest event of the week.
outside of Christmas itself, is the
junior prom Thursday night which
promises to be a particularly good
party.
This dance is an annual affair
and the class this year has deter
mined to make it a real Christmas
celebration, inviting not only Cen
tral students, both high school and
junior college, but all recent gradu-
ates including those home from
college, to attend.
Dancing will begin at $3.50 o'clock
and the gym will be decorated in
keeping with the Yuletide theme.
Santa Claus will be present to greet
the guests, in short, nothing will be
left undone to make the evening
a delightful one for those attending
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Seventh Birthday
Celebrated

Twelve little girls celebrated
Eleanor Roberts seventh birthday
anniversary at a party given in
her honor by her mother, Mrs d
B. Roberts Monday at their home
Alt SandalWood Drive.
The guests spent the afternoon
i'll playing games and in singing
Christmas carols to the piano &C.
compartment played by Betty Reid
who assisted Mrs Roberts.
Supper was served by candlelight
the table being gay with its
Christmas appointment of poin-
settias and red candles. OF course
the highlight of the supper was
the pretty birthday cake with its
lighted candles.
Those invited TO the party we're
JOY Lou Armstrong, Mary Sones,
Janet Young, Kay Ketchen, Mar
telle Sones, Patsy Ann Tyler, Mary
Annette Rentz, F'rancie Lee Kirk,
Betty Jane Womer, Nancy Young,
Dorothy Mae Hatch, and the guest
Of honor, Eleanor Roberts.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. land Mrs. Warren Currler are
enjoying the holidays since their
son, Warren, III, is home from his
school in Beverly Hills.
Miss Ruth Ritter, former CaleXico
resident, is down from San Fran
cisco to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends in the border
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Scott of
Los Angeles, former FL Centrans,
with Mrs. SCOTS mother, Mrs. R.
E. Wills, pioneer valley citizen, are
spending the holidays in Brawley
with Mrs. Scott's sister, Mrs. E. w.
Dickson, and Mr.. Dickson, and with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Meredith Wills. They
motored to the valley with J. Drum
mond Huston, who is spending
few days on business and will re-
turn to Los Angeles to be with Mrs
Huston and his family for the
Christmas celebration. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott arrived in Los Angeles
last week after an extended trip
around the world. Mrs. Scott is
former president of the Ten Thou
sand club and member of Chap
| ter AV, PEG.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Donohue are
enjoying a visit from Mrs. Dono-
hue's nephew, Fred Eichholtz OF
College Station, Texas. He is a
student at Texas A. and M. and
is spending his Christmas vacation
in the valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Dono-
hue enjoyed a weekend trip to
Pine Valley.
DR.. and Mrs l.. j. Goree of Ma
vasota, Texas, were expected to
arrive Monday night to spend the
jr and Mrs. Goree. Friday Mr..
Goree's brother, R. T. Goree, and
Mrs. Goree will arrive from Los
Angeles and the Goree family will
leave on aSturday for Laguna
mountains to enjoy Christmas
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goree were guests
this past weekend of Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Hoffman at Laguna, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Currier having been
invited as guests also.
Elizabeth Meyer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard P. Meyer, arrived
in FL Centro Monday morning for
her Christmas vacation. Miss Meyer
is a student at Stanford University
and spent a few days in Long
Beach with her sister, Mrs. Carlos
Worrall, before coming to the val
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ty Vaughn of ia
cumba have announced the arrival
of a daughter, born last Wednes-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Society
Clubs
Schools NC WV Society
Churches VI 1E1ICICSL ~ w OIl1CI1 Clubs
Calendar
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Wilson Christmas program, 1890,
Wilson school
IO.O.F. No. 397, 8, 532 Main
/. v. COmmandery No. 81, 8, Mas
Onic temple
Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. of J.
s, Masonic temple
Lip Reading class, 10, high
school
Troop 6, BSA, 1880, Scout hut
Troop %, BSA, 1880, Eastside Scout
hut
WEDNESDAY
Baby clinic, 9-I2, Lincoln school,
Imperial
Past MatrOns and Patrons, $50,
Holtviile
Presbyterian S. S. program, 7,
church
Hard of Hearing club, 1880, Braw-
ley high school
City council, 1880, city hall
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway
Troop 2, BSA, 1880, Imperial Vet
Grams hall
Chamber of Commerce dinner, 4
Barbara Worth
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Sans SouciClub
AtHorton Home

Yuletide decorations were used by
Mrs. Harry Horton Monday night
when the Sans Souci club met at
her home, 691 Sandalwood Drive, for
a game of bridge and refreshments.
The dining table had gay center
piece of artificial flowers made from
brilliant colored Christmas balls.
High score was won by Mrs. Reed,
second by Mrs. Westerfield and
third, by Mrs. Jefferson.
Mrs. Sem Bacon and Mrs. Nor
man C. Deaton, were guests of the
club members present including
Mesdames John B. McNeece, Will
liam C. Reed, j. Keyes Mitchell,
Evalyn B. Westerfield, John Tyler,
w. H. Tyler, jr., L. r. jefferson,
Charles P. Delp, John R. Robert
son and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
College Students
Arrive in City

Each day sees a series of college
students arriving IN the valley for
the holidays, among those arriving
recently being:
Bill Moody from use; Thurston
Grassland, Christy Plemons, Harold
Robinson, Archie brennan and Dave
Ryerson from the University of Cal
ifornia, Berkeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. CT. Horne and
Bob Horne motored to Los Angeles
this week -end, their son and broth
er, Othniel, who is q student at Cal
Tech, returning with them.
Kenneth Kenyon, who attends
use, and his mother, Mrs. Fred
Kenyon, are enjoying holiday visit
with relatives in the city.
ROLAND Hill, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
o. l.. Hill of the Ell Centro dis
trict is another student nome from
Berkeley for the holidays, his SIS
ter, Eleanor, having arrived from
Los Angeles where she attends Tie
Bible Institute.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Baker Students
In Recital

Students of Hazel Baker, teacher
of piano, were presented in their
annual Christmas recital Saturday
afternoon at the studio, 665 He'll
avenue with their mothers as spe-
cial guests.
Each composition played was a
unit in the story told by the music
both solos and duets being featured.
Those taking part in the recital
were: Hortense Guilbualt, Wilma
Graves, Willie Mae Keating, Vir-
ginia Reed, Virginia Palmer, Patsy
Kendall, Pauline Hoy, Merle Jar
rett, Margaret Peddicord, Kenneth
Aduddell Jean Bridenbaugh, Jua-
nita Jackson, Junior Thornburg,
Jane Allinder, Edith Small, Charie
Hamilton, Doris Bridenbaugh, Der
win Alexander, Donna Jean Palmer,
Darrell Hampton, Cordallayne Sim
onds, Betty 10 Boals, Barbara
Small, Allen Ryerson, Alta Lee
WinWright, Marian BrIdenbaugh.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20

A real Christmas party was en-
joyed Monday by the members OF
the Ten Thousand clubs History
section who gathered that after
noon in the tea room where at
tractive decorations provided a
Christmas eve atmosphere.
Blazing logs in the fireplace, col
ored lights, the Christmas figures
On the mantel contributed to the
effect.
Mrs. A. c. Finney, chairman,
presided at the business meeting
at which two new members were
welcomed: Mrs. E. L. Allen, Mrs
P. M. Mercer.
Mrs. H. c.. Jones told a delight
full Christmas story and Mrs. Her
bert Harris gave an interesting
reading on Christmas, customs OF
Norway, Mrs. w. S. Kong talking
briefly on Christmas in China
The members responded to roll cal
with current events, also singing
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Employees es Guests
At Gay Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon ScriVen were
hosts Monday night to a group of
the j. G. Penney Co. store employees
and their wives, husbands or friends,
the party taking place at the Scriven
home, ST. Sandalwood Drive, after
the stores closing hours.
Each year the employees have a
Christmas tree, exchanging presents,
and this custom was followed Mon
day night, Mr.. and Mrs. Scriven
serving refreshments to the group,
each employe also receiving a bonus.
Guests enjoying the Scriven's hos
pitality were: Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. Curt OsWalt,
Mr.. and Mrs F. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hearne, Mr.. and Mrs. Ely
Ohls, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rodgers,
Mrs. Eleanor Williams, Miss Polly
Hancock, Miss Winnie Trudell, Bill
Boone, Jack Oswalt, Elmo Thibo-
deau, George Lederman.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20

HOLTVILLE, Dec. 20.-Mrs. H. T.
Miller was installed as worthy ma
tron of Alamitos chapter, Holtville's
Eastern Star chapter, at an impress
sive ceremony Monday night in the
Masonic temple in that city.
Red, white and silver decorations
provided beautiful background for
the installation, baskets of scarlet
poinsettias and many Christmas
trees ornamented in red and silver
being the highlights of the brilliant
setting.
Mrs Miller was gowned in gold
and white lace and carried a bou-
quet OF colorful ranunculae.
Officers, in addition to Mrs. Mil
Ter, who were installed, are: w. M.
Williams, worthy patron; Della
Yearly, associate matron; E. j.
Smith, associate patron; Verde
Cooper, secretary; Grace Harris,
treasurer; Ida Little, conductress;
Ruth Cline, associate conductress;
Elsie Williams, Ada; Esther Ken
drick, Ruth; Mary Bashara, Esther;
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Advanced Bridge
Section Meets

Mrs. NoVal Walker and Miss
Katherine Won Allmen won first
and second high scores respectively
when the Advanced Bridge section
of the Junior Ten Thousand club
had its meeting Monday night at
the home of Lillian Holiday, Gil
Hamilton avenue. Miss Won Allmen
was cohostesS.
Members present were: Mesdames
Walker, Louis Galloway, William
Pata, Dick Watson, the Misses Lu-
ellie Wells, Velma Scroggins, Laura
Gilstrap and the two hostesses.
Mrs. Alfred Spicy, Mrs. Karl
Kaiser and Miss Mary Hart were
guests OF the section.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Entertains for
NewIyweds

Mrs Mae Edwards entertained
recently in honor of her son and
daughter -in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh PEBBLES whose marriage took
place Nov. in Waurika, Okla.
The party was held at the home
of Mrs. Bliss where games were
played led by the Rev. Mr.. Harold
w. Stanfield, after which refresh
ments were served. Many attrac-
tive and useful gifts were presented
to the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. PEOPLES will make
their home in Ell Centre. Mr.
PEBBLES recently returned from the
Hawaiian Islands where he spent
the past two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-20
Edited by Anne Hardy Davis
Chapter AV Has Christmas
Luncheon at Meyer Home

ident, after which Christmas carols
were sung, an appropriate game was
played for which Mrs. Ferguson
won the prize, and Christmas gifts
were exchanged.
Mrs. E. P. Rickard, Mrs. Mary E..
Johnston, Mrs. Ross T, Hickcox,
Mrs. Laural Ferguson were guests
Of the chap1er, members present
including: Mesdames j. d. Adams,
Stanley Bigelow, Don C. Bitter, o.
j. Bradshaw, Roy E. Breedlove,
Warren Currier, Earle G.. Davis,
Donna Holloway, Elmer w. Heald,
o. G.. Horne, Harry Horton, M. o.
King jr., r. d. McPherrin, Howard
P. Meyer, Allen P. Nuffer, Don Rex
Minor o. Simms, C. E. Sprouse.