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3406 18th ST. NV.
Elec. refg.. locker space and laun-
dry tray.
l rm.. kit. d. a. and bath $3.50
2 rms. kit. d. q. and bath S52 so
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BoNIFANT COURTS

tSilver SprinG. Md
: rooms, dinette, kitchen and bath
. rooms, dinette. kit. bath S5l so
Res. Manager. Mrs. Reed. Sh. 497s.
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3lol pa, AVE. Sc.
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette ana
bath SSo 40
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1920 Street NV. a. goth.
Apt of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
with porch. $3.50. Resident man
ager. No. O21g.
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2IA6 p STREET NV
CHATEAU IAlERRY

Apis Of . rooms. kitchen and bath,
trlcity furnished free.
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1913 1k ST. NV.
Living room. . bedrooms. dining al
cove. kitchen. bath and porch,
AZ 40
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1909 ist ST, NV.
THE FAIRFAX

Living room, bedrooms. dinette.
kitchen. bath and porch h--S47 so
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1886 FOURTEENTH ST. NV.
1904 GEoRGIA AVENUE NV

Apt. of rooms. kitchen and bath
S52 80.
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BIAS MT. PLEASANT STREET
4 rooms. kitchen bath and porch,
$3.50 and $40 90
Refrigeration on house current.
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1919 COLUMBIA Rp.

!. rooms. kitchen. bath and porch.
and 4 rooms. kitchen. bath.
Resident manager. Refg. on
house current,
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THE FAIkfAX
I9O0 East Capitol 81.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath S42 so
4 rooms. kitchen and bath S47 so
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1875 4 STREET

llo7 Ilth STREET NV.
1 room. bath (no Kitchen.
/ room. kitchen and bath.
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BLAIR PARK

BLAIR PARK
1923 Eastern Ave.
tat the District Line.)
! room and bath $40 so
rooms. kitchen. dinette and bath.
$3.50
rooms dining alcove. kitchen and
bath $40 90
Res. Manager, Mrs. Bloyer, 6h. 41l3.
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l433-l443 SPRING ROAD NV

l433-l443 SPRING ROAD NV.
Apis OF rooms. kitchen and bath.
S55. .o0-s57 so. Resident MANAGERS,
Ad. 4745 Co. 1851.
THE SAVOY
2sOi Fourteenth St. NV.
apis OF rooms. kitchen and bath.
222s BANCROFT PLACE NV.
Near 23rd Street.
$3.50. Resident manaser. No. 5e1O.
THE MOZART
1870 Fuller st. NV, At Mozart PI.
s apts' o. and rooms kitchen and
3s27 CENTER STREET NV.
Near Oak St.
Apt. Of :. rooms, foyer. kitchen and
eatn; N5.oo. Resident manager,
zo4 = STREET NV.
Apt. Of 1 room. kitchen and bath
2so7 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Between Woodley Rd. and
Cathedral Ave.
Apt Of ! room, kitchen and bath.
$4,000. Resident manager, Ad. 6s22.
40-42 Independence Ave. S.W.
Opposite Capitol Grounds.
Apts. OF ? and rooms, kitchen and
bath. $40 on-S51.5O. Resident man
ager, Me. 1859.
1909 NINETEENTH ST. NV.
At Florida Ave.
Apt. OF " rooms, kitchen and bath
81 80. Resident manager. Du. e62s.
THE GUTHRIDGE
2115 st. NV.
Apis. OF | room. kitchen and bath.
S3s 5o-S42 so, Switchboard and
elevator service. Resident manager,
Re, 0645.
2i46 P STREET NV.
Apis Of rooms, kitchen and bath.
tricity furnished free.
CHATEAU 1HlERRY
1920 = Street NV. at goth.
Apt, of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
with porch. $3.50. Resident man
aeer. No. 0@12.
her R&(0MplW D;..,ie.
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1914 MASS. AVE. NV.

New Downtown Building.
l and 2 room apartments.
$4,000 TO S1a50
Light and Gas Included. 24-hr. Ele-
vator and Switchboard Service
Res. MANAGER. Mrs Hooper, Met. 3477.
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LIE BOURGET
1927 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Elec. refE. on house current. Ele-
vator. Resident manager.
/ rm. and bath $40. 90
| rm., kit and bath Sal 90
2 rms. kit. and bath $3.50
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1921 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
3 rms, kit. bath. inclosed porch.
S41.O0
Key with Janitor. 1874 Park Rd.
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in Beauty
Moeozine Section

choose the type of exercise that you
truly enjoy. For instance, Ginger
Rogers plays lots of tennis while
Katharine Hepburn is confirmed
golf addict.
If you haven't any special sports
hobby. just take ten minutes each
morning and put yourself through
few simple PAGES Here, for example,
is an easy exercise:
Lie on back, legs straight. arms
stretched overhead. Slowly slide arms
and legs to right. forming large semi
circle with body. Keep hips, shoulders
and elbows fat. Hold stretch. Return to
position. Repeat to left side Do exercise
ten times. alternating right and left
Evening star., 1938-01-09

of observation that | knew so we'll
As Ethel handed ME my glass. Ben
Bienstein surprised us both by observ-
ing. Il never saw Annie before" He
spoke as if she were some inanimate
object. displayed for his inspection.
laughed. "Oh, Annie's quite an
institution" noticed, as | spoke.
that Ben's keen eyes were no more
than smouldering Sits between his
thick eyelids. with that little spark of
amber in them that always informed
you that he'd had an idea. They were
fixed on Annie. watching her every
motion. They followed her passage
back through the house door
He said to Ethel. "How long have
you had herr"
She answered carelessly, "Oh, ages.
She was my nurse, you know"
'How old is she?"
Ethel looked family surprised.
why. guess - let me see - she's
fifty-two."
Born in Scotland?"
"Yes. In Inverness.
Kept the lingo. hasn't she?" he
observed thoughtfully
Presently he rose to go and Ethel
held out her hand - her left one. with
the emerald - without rising from the
chaise Tongue. and said, very sweetly.
II hope you'll drop in again soon and
tell me more of your plans adore the
screen, you know"
When he'd gone, Ethel glanced at
her wrist watch and asked me few
polite questions about people in New
York, but volunteered nothing about
her own troubles could see that her
thoughts were very far away. Soon
left in my turn. thinking that really
should have managed to get in some
friendly warning about spending that
twenty thousand dollars.
When reached the path. was sur
prised to see that Ben's limousine was
still at the curb, the chauffeur stand
ing motionless beside Then saw Ben.
beyond square patch of garden, at
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caught glimpse of Ethel - the top
of her blond head, at least - over the
back of wicker chaise Tongue in a lit
tie rose-hung pergola that commanded
the side yard. The dog barked and
Ethel heard my step on the path and
turned and. as she did 50, l saw Ben
Bienstein facing her in a wicker chair
Ethel greeted me pleasantly enough
and sat down and stared at her. She
was looking Yer, VEL. hadn't ex-
pected that her beauty would be
impervious to the wounds to her van
ity, but she had preserved it. You
could hit that girl. but you couldn't
crack her. She looked fresh and lovely
and young She was wearing a soft,
sheer dress of some ice green stuff, and
her pearls and her emerald.
She said, mir. Bienstein was telling
me about his plans for Macbeth
They're simply marvellous"
glanced at Ben. caught him posi-
lively bridling He had his vanity. too.
He half-closed his dark eyes, and
said, geographically, las see that
sleep walking scene, it's just sue
cession of starcases. going on up to
infinity - no walls anywhere - loose
in the cosmos - reaching the clouds.
You remember the effects Flo Zlegfeld
got from staircases? Well - we can all
learn something from Flo. SEE mine
modern - very sleek lines - silver
with black stripes on 'em. No hand
rail. l think if the audience reaction
was wondering would Lady Macbeth
pitch over the edge any minute -
asleep like that - and maybe set the
place on fire with her candle - it
would add to the suspense. Of course
we'd have to have some stuff at the
bottom - cellophane curtains, maybe
- that would look as if it would light
up easy. see it all fog g-gray. not really
dark - Scotch mist, guess - you
know they we're a Scotch family -
and the candle a yellow star. More like
a planet, shining on the pearly pale
face of Lady Macbeth, coming down
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Star Dust
Continvsd from poes five

and down, all alone. in a white chiffon
nightgown cut close to the fgger. with
a train six yards long and one little
hand all bloody and her big eyes
staring. She ought to look like all the
glorihed Follies' Girls rolled into one
- only tragic, of course - scared you
know - sad-looking
The worst of it was that I feared
that the scene would be effective. Ben
Bernstein had power
Ethel sighed as he stopped - a long
drawn sigh of adulation. And who's
to do it," she inquired.
Ben Bienstein came out of his trance
with a jerk. and muttered that it
hadn't been decided
Hope sprang into Ethel's eyes. "I've
always felt Lady Macbeth" she muir
INJURED. 1--WE felt l could murder
l had no doubt that she had, and
quite often, when looking at Harry at
one of her parties.
Ben Bienstein rose to unparalleled
heights of diplomacy. I've always
thought you the Juliet type"
1t was then that Annie Mcpherson,
as if with fine instinct for an en-
trance. came in with the cocktail tray.
Hello, Annier' cried.
"Weel. Mistur-r Brooke" she said.
her broad Highland accent falling
aimiably on our ears. TITS pleasure
to see ye, sir-r Aftur-r all this time"
You're looking fine. Annie" said.
And she was. in her plain black dress
and her little muslin apron and her cap
cooked slightly askew on her rusty.
graying hair.
''Losh mel! So Annie received the
compliment, then dismissed it. Don't
ye think Miss Ethel's looking bonnie?"
She placed the tray on a table beside
the chaise Tongue.
VERY much so," smiled.
Ethel poured out two cocktails and
Annie stood waiting to pass the plates
and the sandwiches, solid little figure
of an old-fashioned serving woman,
taking US all in with the bright gleam
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what must be the kitchen door. A few
steps more and Annie came into view.
She was talking to Ben l succumbed
to curiosity and joined them.
What's up?" l asked.
Ben didn't answer but Annie turned
a flustered face on ME and cried,
"Culd save us a, Mistur-r Brooke!
He wants me to pose for-r the pic
tur-res"
you see," explained Ben very
volubly - it was like him to have
thought 1t all out already -" 1--WE
been feeling for some time that
Macbeth needs more comic relief. 1t
gets kind of depressing, there at the
end. Ten of the principals die -
counted 'em. I've just The role for
Annie - that Gentlewoman Attend
ing Lady Macduff She could be nurse
to Macdutf's children. You know =
he mentions 'em. all my pretty ones,
after they're slain. But before they
are, l could set the boys on the lot to
working up scene for Annie with
some good Scotch laughs in it, think
the public would enjoy it That is -
if she screens. want her to take a
test
Better do it. Annie" | inter
rupted. gates opening before me- Be-
hind my sense of shock was rejecting
that Ben's mood was not so out OF tune
with Shakespeare's The Bard himself
was all for broad comedy. He might
have put in such scene - for Annie
She looked very doubtful and as
Scotch as spray of heather in that
California garden. Il ha' me doots."
she said. slowly. "I've ma had my pic
tur-re ta'en for years."
You be at the Prodigious Produc-
tions studio at ten tomorrow and ask
for me-" said Ben Bienstein. not listen
ing. I'll make it all right with your
missus." Then. Ignoring her cap and
apron, he raised his panama jauntily,
smiled atfably, said, 'I'll drop you.
Brooke" and walked off to his car
1t was always regret to me that l
had to leave Hollywood early next
morning, for l would have liked to
have seen Ethel taking the blow. Ben
wired that the screen tests we're inn
mense and Annie dispatched me a
brief letter, beginning Dear sir" and
ending Respectfully, Annie" to ask
me to draw her contract.
Pm proud that l had the discern
ment, even then, to draw it for that
one film and not to give Ben Bienstein
any strings on Annie. Proud. too, that
launched her on her amazing career.
When Macbeth" was released, she
ran off with the show at the premiere.
She had only three scenes, but she was
Harry-ette Lauder. in person. The rest
of macbeth" was rather matter Of
staircases.
When l took up by mail the ques-
ton of second contract. Annie
emerged from the kitchen a woman OF
affairs. Scot met Jew and came off vic
torious. 1t really tickled Ben. He
wrote me that she'd mentioned all
those nieces and nephews and her she'll
(Contjnved on poos 15)
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Waist-|i |iqh

low that the holiday festivities
~ are relegated with other
episodes of the past, there'll
probably be slight lull in
your days How about those good
looks resolutions you 50 calamity
made for 1898? Ask yourself a few
straight forward Neutrality-suspicious..
An attractive figure is undoubtedly
vital beauty requisite. This, first of
all, means good posture Take look
at yourself in a full-length mirror; are
you satisfied with the reflection?
A common posture-fault is fiat
chest and round shoulders. Here the
good old standard breast stroke in
swimming helps keep the chest mus
cles firm and the shoulders from be-
coming stopped. You can swim" in
your own bedroom. Lie on your stom-
ach on the dresslng-table stool or
across a char, pushing your arms
straight forward. stretching them out
to the sides and then bringing them
close 10 the chest - just as you do the
regular breast-stroke.
Marlene Dietrich likes to walk
(Which, by the way. is grand exercise)
and claims that it is important to
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A Youthful WoistIine

Exercise does IL! n you ~ont 70
keep young figure, concentrate on
your woistIins. Miss Lsovitt offers
spseioI abdominal exercises thot will
help. To get them, send q three cent
stomp ito cover the cost Of postogs),
with your request to This Week Mos.
ozins, in core ofthis newspaper.
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ow that the holiday festivities
are relegated with other
episodes of the past, there'll
tnrohahl,, ho q sliohf L,ll IN

weeks later, decided that Id fly out
to Hollywood myself. to see Ben
Bienstein about that infringement suit
over the screen rights of Anthony
Scrope's new novel, instead of sending
a junior partner called up Ethel, as
soon as arrived.
Annie answered the phone and
greeted me like buddy and then she
called Ethel. Ethers voice is very
characteristic. 1t sounded just the
same Cool and cultivated and not
extravagantly glad to hear from me.
When asked if she were all right, she
said, "Of course" with an infection
that blandly inquired why on earth
wouldn't she be? She asked me to drop
in for a cocktail at five and when she
rang off, l went to the Prodigious
Productions studios to look up Ben
Bienstein.
like Ben. He's very good egg and
a great. busy, hard-headed. man of
Hollywood affairs He lolled back
ponderously in his Spanish oak arm
chair, behind the three telephones on
the huge desk in his magnificent
paneled Office, with his gray-striped
waistcoat unbuttoned and Hrinkled
over his prominent bay window; and
when we'd finished our legal business
to his satisfaction. he rang for
whisky sour
told him that l was gong to see
Ethel that afternoon. l asked, Seen
much of herr"
Mono" he said, slowly and
threw moody glance at me. Il
haven't been going around much"
l knew that his wife had died that
winter and that he'd never had but the
one that he'd brought out from New
York with him and that he'd taken it
pretty hard. So murmured a word of
sympathy.
That's all right" he muttered
awkwardly. Business goes on
A good deal of feeling shook this
practical utterance, and turned the
conversation to less personal channels.
Il hope Mrs. Farson is enjoying
Hollywood" ventured.
Cant prove it by me-" he said.
Attractive woman, but couldn't do
anything for her. You know lot of
fascinators wash out on the screen"
l thought ne looked lonely when l
stood up to go, so said, why don't
you drop in to see her this afternoon,
while I'm there?"
lie seemed surprised, but family
cheered, and his dull eyes came alive
and cleaned humorously. as he asked.
will you protect me?'
From WHAT"
He chuckled. From vaulting am
bition which o'erleaps itself" Ben
Bienstein was considering a produc-
ton of Macbeth" and, to my sur
prise, l gathered from this comment
that he must have read the play.
81 can't promise that" smiled.
well. I'll take chance, he said.
At five O'Clock l found his limousine
waiting, with liveried chauffeur, in
front of Ethers bungalow. And from
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
FareueU Party
GiUen By
Baptist Class

Boys OF the JUNO" and Inter
mediate groups of the Baptist Sun
day school honored two OF theil
contemporaries at farewell surprise
party Monday night at the church
The honored guests were Junior
McChristy and ArVel lee Wood
Junior will leave The valley soon
with his parents to make his home
on the coast. ArVel Lee is leavin 2
for BraWley.
During the party the honorei
guests were presented with fare
well gift from the class.
The evening was spent in rlayine
games. Home made cookies and
candy. and punch were served by
Mrs. Doty, assisted by Shirley Mil
ner and Gerald Greer.
Present were Billy RaWlnSon,
Glenn Taylor. Merle McCann, Paul
Little, Gerald Greer. Shirley Miner,
Rev. and Mrs. Harold f. Doty, and
the honored guests, ArVel Lee Wood
and Junior McChristy.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Pupils Entertained
At Luncheon
Party

Mrs. Hazel Baker entertained high
school and junior college piano pu-
pills at lovely luncheon party Sun
day afternoon at her home.
All kinds of spring flowers Wer
used as decorations with a cool
green color scheme carried out in
the table appointments.
During the afternoon the guests
looked at old class pictures and
played several of their first piano
pieces
Six of the guests will graduate
from either high school or junior
college with the 1888 classes. Gifts
were presented to the potential
graduates.
Present were Betty Hoy, Loria
Mcconnell, Jane Allinder, JACK
Morgan, DerWin Alexander, Mil
dred Morgan, Margaret Peddicord,
Gayle Baker, a student at San
Diego State college, James Fisher
of Holtville, Vernon Baker and the
hostess Mrs. Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
s u NJ NJ o N S
No agInn

SUM MONS
In the Superior Court of the State
of California, i'm and for the
County of Imperial.
MARGARET LOUISE BALLOON,
Plaintiff
IRA A. BALLOON, also known as
JACK BALLOON,
Defendant.
Clarence B. Smith, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
The People of The State of Cali
fornia Send Greetings to:
JACK BALLOON, Defendant.
You Are Hereby Directed to APP
pear and answer the Complaint in
an action entitled as above, brought
against you in the Superior Court of
the County of Imperial, State of
California, within ten days after
the service on you of this Sum-
mons-if served within this county;
or within thirty days if served else
where
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as
above required, the said plaintiff
will take judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the COM
plant, as arising upon contract, or
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
any other relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, this oath day of March, 1888
w. j. McCLELLAND,
(SEAL) County Clerk
BY G.. o. KENYON.
Deputy Clerk.
A. 5 IL 10 26-M. 8 10 II "a 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Jews Fearful as
Thousands Jailed

VIENNA, May 81 UP) - Jews
were fearful today because of ru-
mors that thousands of Jews had
been arrested in retaliation for
anti-German activities by Jews in
New York
1t was believed that the basis
for the rumors was a camnaien o
questioning Of Jews by Nazi au-
thOrities. 1t was Variously estima,-
ed that from a few hundred g.
3GC0 Jews in Vienna and the neigh
boring country regions had been
taken to headquarters for question
ing as to their origin, their wealth,
their present means of livelihood
and their future plans regarding
their businesses. They were asked
also, it was understood, regardillS
any plans to emigrate.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Public Health Nurse
Takes Ouer Child
Work In Valley

Mrs Edith Mills, public health
nurse, Tuesday morning took charge
of maternal and child health work
for the Imperial county health de-
partment.
She was assigned from the child
hygiene bureau of the state de
partment of health and will do
follow-up work in connection with
baby clinics conducted in this coun-
ty by DR.. Ellarene Mccoy.
Mrs. Mills was accompanied on
her first days duties by Ethel
Frances Murray, supervisor of pub
lie health nursing. She has had
experience in district nursing in
England and took additional train
ing at the University of California
at Berkeley
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Eucalyptus School
Pupils Enjoy
Picnic

A picnic luncheon and plunge
party recently were enjoyed by pu-
pills of the Eucalyptus school,
The delicious pot-luck luncheon
was served at the Ell Centre park
Following the luncheon. the group
went to Kenyon's plunge for the
swimming party.
Teachers of the school and fami-
lies Of the pupils were present.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Miss Mary Noe Honored At
Kitchen Shower Party

awarded the winners. First prize
was won by Mrs. Roy Hammond.
The BOBBY prize. which was a roll
ling pin, went to the bride -to-be
Invited guests we're Mrs II Nc
Kusick, Mrs. Roy Hammond Mrs.
Everett Rhodes. Mrs. Laura Waters,
Mrs. Roy Gillett. Mrs. W. j. Nc
Clelland, Mrs. Nellie Gillett. Mrs.
F.. j. Miner. Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Luke
Goddard Mrs. J. Morehouse. Mrs.
Ray Metz;
Mrs. Nick Higginbotham. Mrs.
Ralph Sibley, Mrs II. E. Miner.
Mrs. Paul Gillett, and the Misses
Doris Gibson. Margaret Miner.
Bertha Agnes Gillett Mary Francis,
Violet Metz, LaVon Metz. JEANNE
Sibley and the hostesses. Mrs. Keith
Milner and Mrs Fred O. Sones.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
OF Interest to Women
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Altar society, 1880, 5th and Orange
IIoltville VI. L. church 3D., 1880,
church
SOftEall, EI Centre stadium, 7:30
WEDNESDAY
Piano tournament, all day, $50
Olive
HoltvilIe Epwcrtb League. $50,
NJ. f. church
Mt. Signal, 1890, Mrs. Alice Pol
lard
Acacia, 10:30, Adobe club house
Ladies day, Golf club
City council, 1880, city hall
Eagles, 3, 500 Broadway
Choir practice. 8, Christian church
j. {. graduation, 8, high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
VaUeyites Visit
In Ensenada

Spending an enjoyable weekend
in Ensenada were four Ell Centrans
who left the valley early Saturday
ad returned Monday night.
Going from Ell Centro were Mr.
and Mrs. w. j. Strickland and Dr.
and Mrs. Sem Bacon. In San
Diego the group met Mrs. John
Gibson who accompanied them to
EnSenada.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Piano Tournament
To Be Held
Wednesday

Thirty piano students from FL
Centre and Brawley will partici-
pate iii the National Guild OF
Piano Teachers tournament Wed :
nesday.
Mrs. Oria Kenah is loaning her
studio at $50 Olive avenue to the
guild for the tournament, which
will start at 7:15 am.
The judge, Paul Clark Stauffer
will hear a total of 100 pieces dur
ing the day which he will judge
individually. The 80 pupils will
play for about five hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Roberta Jean Gum Celebrates
4 Birthday at Party

Mrs. Gum served the refresh
ments assisted by Mrs. Bessie
Boehm and Mrs. Georgia Davis
Present we're Dorothy Greenwood
Mary Wilson. Dolores Sage, Patty
Weatherbie, Helen Womack, Shir-
ley Stiles, Beverly Kinnaird, Betty
Flo Slade, Joyce FaWcett, Hazel
Smalling, Jacqueline Chamblis.
Georgia Nichols. Louise johnson.
Mabel Nickel and the honored
guest. Roberta Gum.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
PIT. A. Sponsors
Parties For
Welfare Fund

CALEXICO, May 81 The Cal
eXico Parents Teachers association
is sponsoring a series of four con-
tract bridge, keeno, and sewing
social afternoons starting at 230
pm. Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
E. B. Covington jr., 255 Fifth
street, CaleXico
The parties are being given TO
increase the welfare fund of the
association.
A hundred points will be given
to all players who arrive at the
party promptly at 2:30
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-31
Program, Dance
Planned For
J.C. Party

Plans for a varied program of
dancing and singing have been COM
pleted by the Central Junior COL
lege alumni association for the re-
ception to be given for the 1898
junior college graduates.
The reception will be held directly
after the graduation exercises in
the Central gymnasium.
On the program will be a vocal
sclo. tap dance, and piano and
banjo solos.
After the program, the graduates
may either play cards or enjoy an
evening Of dancing. Refreshments
will be served.
Morgan Rice, president Of the
Alumni association is in charge OF
general arrangements