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Evening star., 1938-07-08
TWO SYMPHONIES
ON AIR TONIGHT
Rudolph GAM to Conduct
Women's Orchestra in
Chicago Concert.

Two concert programs high light
network schedules tonight. On WMAL
at $50 Rudolph CAM viii conduct
" the women's symphony Orchestra Of
Chicago in q program at the Windy
City's Grant Park. The other music
treat also is to be picked up from an
open-air location, Philadelphia's Robin
Hood Dell. There Alexander Hilsberg
will offer an all-Wagner concert with
local listeners hearing 1t through VOL
beginning at $50. Selections from
"Lohengrin." Die Walkure," Tristan
und Isolde" and "Gotterdammerung"
are to be played.
Other features - Clarinetist Artie
Shaw is the guest Of Paul Whiteman
(WJSv. 1880 -. Representative Ray.
burn Of Texas speaks on What Con-
gress Has Yet to Do" (WJsv, $500 -.
Design for Dancing turns the spotlight
on the arrangers who bring success to
the big bands (WMAL, o. >. Bracket
Lewis, secretary Of the Masaryk 1nsti-
tute, discusses Economic Cooperation
in Central Europe" (WJSV, 9:45) {.
Members of the Harvard University
faculty present varying views on the
desirability and undesirability of inter-
national trade agreements (WMAL, y
.. How q dogs battle with q snake
paved the way to a romance (nvolv-
ing humans) IS the story told in the
First Nighter dramatization (WRC, 9)
-. Premier Angus Macdonald Of Nova
Scotia addresses the International Ra-
do Club (WOL. 81.
Msrconi's Son to Be Heard.
Tomorrow-Giulio Marconi, son Of
the famous inventor, the late Gugliemo
Marconi, participates in a broadcast
from Rome In connection with dedi-
cation Of new facilities Of WGY, Sch
nectady. N. Y. (WRC, 11:45 a.m.) .
An organ recital is played on . copy
Of An ancient Roman instrument dur
Ing . program from Budapest, Hun
gary (WMAL. 1900 -. The viola da
gambia. ancestor Of the cello, IS heard
during concert offered by the Friends
Of Ancient Instruments (WJSV, II
any A program of Hawaiian
music IS played on the beach at Wal
Xxi (WMAL. 3:2o) Glen Nc
Carthy describes the Sussex Handicap
at Delaware Park (WMAL. ~ >. The
Kreiner String Quartet plays works by
Haydn and Turina (WRC, II am).
Network notes-Miss o. Naudine
Murphy Is back at her desk with the
United States Civil Service Commission
after . trip to New York City which
included winning first prize on Prof.
Quiz's program last week The voice
heard In that short subject up at the
Trans-Lux Theater this week dealing
with the correct way to swim and dive
u that Of N. B. C.'s Bill Coyle &.
Ozxie Nelson's Orchestra and Song
stress Judy Garland probably will be
In Bob Hopes new fall show Andre
Baruch may conduct q course In an
nouncing at . prominent university
next season. &C. A. M.
Evening star., 1938-07-08
FELLOWSHIP AWARDED
Walter Brown, Jr., Gets Harvard
Grant to Study History.

Walter D. Brown, jr. Of 537 shep-
herd street NV. has been awarded
the Woodbury. Lowery Fellowship py
Harvard University for the study Of
history In Europe. Mr.. Brown OBJ
tanned hts bachelor Of arts degree
from George Washington University
in 1885 and his masters degree from
Harvard In 1886.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

the pot" On the nrst experiment
each Of them put e5 cents into the
pot" to make up an amount Of money
which they had established - . good
reward for the. particular game they
were about to play. At this rate they
fell short by 70 cents Of the apcount
they wanted In the. pot" Then
Trey tried putting IN Is cents each
and found they had 10 cents over the
amount. How many men were in
the group?
(Copyright, 193s.)
(Answer on Pare B-0.)
Evening star., 1938-07-08
jolly Polly
A Little Chat on English.
By JOSEPH J. FRIsCH.

w. w. C.-"Marcia tries to make
every one pleased with himself" is
the correct form. Since every one"
d . singular pronoun, 1t. must be
followed by a singular verb or pro-
noun. We would not say Every one
are pleased" therefore we should not
say Every one is pleased with them
selves"
Send . return stamped envelope for
the leafet, Personal Pronouns."
Evening star., 1938-07-08
U. S. WORKER RETlRES

Miss May Dickinson Completes
80 Years in Federal Employ.
Mis May II. Dickinson, 1871 o
street NV, has retired after ~ years
service. with the Coast Guard and %
In tho Federal Government.
Miss Dickinson was presented with
travelling bag BY her fellow employees,
Rear Admiral r. r. Waesche. CON-
mandant Of the Coast Guard, making
the presentation.
She said upon retirement that she
would pursue her, hobby a. IN artist.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

Democracy, win speak at Q meeting Of
the Warrington Council Of the Ma
tional Negro Congress at pm. tomor>
row. The meeting will be held at the
Frederick Douglass Home in Ana>
costa.
Evening star., 1938-07-08

Negro Congress to Meet.
Charles Edward Russell, chairman
Of tho Washington Interracial Com
mittee. and Joel Berrell, chairman Of
the Warrington Friends Of Spanish
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
LlUesroCE For Sale

GOOD family COW, just fresh. $50.
Mrs. F. w. Paine. Dahlia canal
and Heber road. Phone 8703-Ml
Flo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
Situations WOnted

EXPERIENCED hougek eD e +,
young, white, anxious for work
Edna Mae Morris l mile no.
Eucalyptus school or FL Centro,
Gen. Del. Fl5
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
Special Notices

With Xmas over and resolutions
made,
We hope one Is; with US you'll
trade.
Start at once, do not wait,
Give us your business during 38.
Get our prices, its worth your
while,
If you do not buy, let's see your
smile.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER AND
TRADING COMPANY
1909 Adams Street Phone 1892
FL Centro, California
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
MARRIAGE ANNULED

The court Friday granted an
nulment of the marriage of Estal
Moore Hawkins and Perry w. HaW-
kins. Mrs. Hawkins, who filed the
suit for annulment, was granted
permission to use her maiden name,
Estal Moore. The couple married
Dec. 10, 1887, and separated Dec.
"a. 1887.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
ANNUIMENT WON

Because he had another wife liv-
ing at the time he married her July
13 last year, Dorothy Norwood
Brown was granted an annulment
of her marriage to Byron King
Brown. She said she discovered
the existence of the other woman
Oct. Is, and left her husband. The
court granted permission to use her
maiden name, Dorothy Norwood.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
23 For Sale, Miscellaneous

DIAMOND ring 81 point and
small. Wardway washer; SOD
equity in Coldspot refrigerator
543 Vine, Phone 1922 j. Fl3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13

UMBRELLA trees for sale, also
citrus trees. Phone 8722J3, BraW-
lev. Frank HoVley. fZ3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
8 Business Opportunities

$500 WILL establish you in the
dress business at your home di-
rect from manufacturer to you.
Write for details. Universal Dress
Co., 224 West 35th, New York
City Fl3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13

LONELY? Worthwhile" sweet
heart for you! members every
Calf city; county,. Club Elite,
Box 375, Los Angeles. J1-TF
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
Country Property
IMPERIAL VALLEY
RANCHES
PRICED TO SELL,

RANCHES
PRICED TO SELL
40 Acres Impr. 3-room house.
mi. NV. Planted to alfalfa
Calipatria. and oats. Also suit.
for barley, cotton,
vegetables, etc. The
NEA NEh, sec. 7.
Twp IL S, r IA E,
SB.B. .&M. - $1,000
160 Acres Planted to barley
Near Also suit. for alfalfa.
Calipatria. etc. The SWH Sec
2, Twp IL S, r l3 E,
S.B.B. .&M. ~ $4,000
320 Acres l6O acres in alfalfa
2mi. NV. ana oats; 100 acres in
Calipatria barley. Also suit for
cotton, vegetables,
etc. 81 Sec 81, Twp
II S, r IA E, $4,000
l60 Acres Impr. with small
Near house. 80 acres plant-
Calipatria. ed to alfalfa: 30 acres
to barley. Water
thru Imperial Irrig.
Dist. SEh Sec 8,
Twp II S, r 13 E,
S.BB.&M. ... $4,000
30 Acres Impr with small
mi. E. house. Planted to
Holtville barley Tract 46
Twp Is s, r 16
II ....................... $4,000
100 Acres Impr. Groom house.
| 612 mi. E. Planted to barley.
Imperial Tracts SO & 54, Twp
Is S, r Is E, $500
40 Acres Impr. Groom house.
3l2 mi. NV. All planted to milo
Imperial maize. Also suit. for
alfalfa, cotton, bar
ley, vegetables, etc.
Water thru Imperial
Irrg. Dist. Tract So,
Twp IA S, r 13 E
S225O
80 Acres Fenced with barbed
Near wire. Planted to oats
Calipatria. and alfalfa. Wen
leveled and ditched.
Ne NEA Sec 80,
TWP II S, r. u E,
$1,000
80 Acres Impr. with 3-foom
8 mi. NV. house. Roads on
Calipatria. sides OF property
Planted to alfalfa.
So NEh Sec 80,
Twp II S, r l3 +,
$500
TERMS REASONABLE
PROPERTIES, INC.
"OWNER"
Citizens National Bank
736 6. Hill St, Los Angeles, Cal.
Telephone MA TIL
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
Lost and Found
Personal

"HOW TO BECOME NATURALIz-
ED", pocket size book, containing
complete information by questions
and answers. prepared by legal
authority. Will enable you to pass
the required examination after
only a few readings. Thousands
have passed Easy to understand.
Send only $500 to Ramon Roths-
child, 4l1-15 CrOcker St., Los An
geleS, Calf. MI
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
20 instruction

IF YOU like to draw sketch or
paint. write for talent test (no
fee). Give age and occupation
in letter to Post-Press Box 1912
F13
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
"a Wanted, Miscellaneous
% Let's SUdp

FACTORY made trailer, accoma
dates four One month old. Steady
renter will take 6 months rent
on furnished house as part pay
ment. Inquire at 889 Hamilton.
FIJI
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
Special Notices

FOR SALE Buff Minorca Matching
eggs. Phone evenings, Imperial
1875. F18
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
FEDERAL LAND BANK

FEDERAL LAND BANK
rs SELLING the following farms
in Imperial Valley. All irrigated.
20 years to pay. As acres on paved
road. In alfalfa. $50 an acre.
81 acres near Ell Centre. Part
grapefruit. Buildings. $121 an
acre
80 acres near CaleXico. Dwelling.
$50 an acre.
80 acres Il mile from Highway 80
11A miles from Seeley. SIS an
acre.
SO acres near Calexico. Dwelling
Alfalfa. $40 an acre.
Pictures and complete details al
Federal Land Bank, 18th and
Clay, Oakland, or see Federal
Land Bank employee. w. E. wal
ters, 210 Bank of America Bldg.
FL Centro. Fl;
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13

SEVERAL large houses in city of
Imperial for just a small pay
ment down and balance like rent
This property is all well located.
Apply at AIT No F st. Imperial
Phone 223. Fl3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
Situations Wanted

MATERNITY Nursing. Country
cases accepted. Reasonable rates
Rosa Wood. TIC So. 9th. Phone
1126 after 5 pm. Fl5
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
POST>PRESS CLASSIFIED ADS
II Real Estate For Sale

| 95 ACRES new alfalfa. Excellent
dairy proposition. Favorable
terms. Ready May /. L. j.
Thomas Fl3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
Help Wanted

ADDRESS postcards at home. We
pay &c per card. Everything sup
piled. Details FREE. Dorothea
Cosmetics, B-607. Hynes, Cal Fl3
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13

ALEXANDER Repair Shop. Furni-
ture repaired, cleaned, refinished,
re-upholstered. 1913 SO. 4th ST.,
Phone 412W
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
IL Houses FOR Rent
3 Rooms For Rent

LARGE room adjoining bath, i'll
modern home at edge Of town.
$l5 per month. Phone 1327R F'13
Imperial Valley press., 1938-02-13
II Real Estate For Sale

100 ACRES good land $350000.
Good residential lot. Brighton
$4,000. Sixth and Holt $4,000
Keller and Keller, Phone 1910.
FIG
Evening star., 1938-12-11

more weight you will find yourself
able to gain.
If you can digest the usual fats,
take butter with your breakfast toast
and cream with your cereal, fruit and
coffee. If you prefer milk as a bever-
age, have it half cream. For your mid
morning meal, take tall glass of
whole milk or a cup of hot chocolate
with buttered toast. For lunch, take
extra pats of butter. Drink milk and
cream for your beverage. Choose a
pudding for dessert containing butter
and cream. Use mayonnaise, olive oil
or French dressing generously or you1
salad.
A. mid-afternoon have tall glass
of matted milk or tea and cream with
butter waters. For dinner, choose
cream soup. put extra butter on your
vegetables, and use an oil dressing on
youn salad. Eat ice cream or chocolate
desserts. Before going to bed drink
glass of milk with beaten egg and a
tablespoon of sherry.
The minimum of sleep each night
should be eight hours. Ten hours will
be even better. Rest after each meal,
an hour if possible. lying fiat on your
back. Read if you like. for mental
activity will not affect your meta
bolism. Stay off your feet as much as
possible during the day. The mere act
of standing increases your loss. These.
then, are DR.. Buckstein's suggestions
for your program.
Meanwhile, look to these details in
dress. Choose bright, luminous colors
and deep pile textures to increase your
apparent size, and choose horizontal
lines across your figure to increase
apparent width. Break up your sill
houette, wherever possible, with three
quarter length coats, tunics. jackets.
boleros, wide girdles and capes. Wear
high, softly crushed collars or close
fitting ruff7ed necklines, bouffant skirts
and sleeves, stiff-standing fabrics,
with printed designs. Remember that
rounded lines at the neck. shoulders,
elbows, waist, bust. and hips are
f1attering
Evening star., 1938-12-11

done you'd better do it yourself"
Mrs. Wingate was beaming. the
three Russians we're nodding their en-
dorsement to every word, and the
crowd on the dock was applauding.
Reporters who stood by and others
in news rooms a thousand leagues
away - were scribbling frantically.
Over Mike Lyford' S shoulder Wingate's
eyes met those of Polly Ann Meredith.
She smiled - so might the Sphinx
have smiled at Oedipus, or Gree at
Ulysses who struggled vainly against
his bonds.
The End
Next week Polly Meredith joins
"The Caterbilla, Clnb'
Evening star., 1938-12-11

But if you want to acquire those
few strategic pounds necessary for d
more ideal figure, Dr. Jacob Buckstein,
author of numerous books on medical
subjects. the latest being Eat and
Keep Fit. prescribes an effective pro-
cedure He advises you first to increase
the calories in your diet with butter.
cream, and olive oil. Next. get suf-
ficient and complete rest and relaxa-
Evening star., 1938-12-11
SHORT WAVE
Continued from pose eleven

of the photographers. c. Agnew
Wingate was furious. but he faced
men to whom news - spot news,
world news was of far greater I'M
port than a dozen corporation heads.
His protest to Mike Lyford drew only:
I'm sorry. Mr.. Wingate, but the
news hawks are running this show.
They've got the Russian pilot talking
now; it'll be over. guess, as soon as
Polly speaks
Wingate cleared his throat You're
an official of Great Basin Air Trans
port. Mr.. Lyford. and it was about Pol
- Miss Meredith - that ! wished to
speak to you. She ="
You can't tell me thing about
her. Isn't she the grandest ever?"
Wingate sputtered, but subsidized.
"And now " - the announcer
voice cracked - you will hear from
the girl who braved the Arctic to fly
hundreds of miles over the frozen sea
and rescue the crew of the Hyich She
needs no introduction to the air.
minded people of America. Ladies and
gentlemen - Polly Ann Meredith"
He turned the microphone that it
might pick up the applause of the
crowd on the dock. and in those few
seconds the genius of inspiration whis-
pered to Polly Meredith.
Everyone is too ready to give all
the credit to the pilot in cases like
this" she said. I'VE - Mr.. Kane and
never would have found the
Vladimi, Hyich if it hadn't been for
the work of a man who hasn't even
been mentioned in this broadcasting.
MIR. c. Agnew Wingate. He is the
owner of the seaplane in which we
made the flight and he yielded his
place in it to MIR. Kane only because
he was just recovering from an opera
ton and could not 60 himself.
1.-The Soviet plane was still in the
air when Mr.. Kane and l took of from
Little Dromio. MIR. Wingate stayed at
the radio instruments, kept in COM
munication with the Iyich and trans
mitted information and instructions
to US. We never would have known
that the Russians had been forced
down if he hadn't told us. We never
would have found them if MIR. Wingate
hadn't set us on the new course. He
Wingate clutched frantically at
Lyford's arm. "She - she " his
voice trailed off weakly - "she's exag-
gerating everything. Stop her.!
stop who and what with?' Mike
prinned. There's only about twenty
million people. more or less. listening
to what that girls saying. MIR.
Wingate. and if she wants to make
you out a hero I'm not going to con-
tradict her in front of an audience OF
that size. They wouldn't believe me
anyhow. If there's any stopping to be
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Hoir.Do's for Thin Faces

Yov con do q lot 70 soften ond
round ovt shorp keioI contours. And
the way yov do your hoir is i~poto"f
bs,s. To Get our ieoflst, send O three
cent stomp (to cover tie cost Of moil-
;na) with q note to Sylvio Blythe,
Service Department, This Week Mos'
oz;cs. in cure Of this Newspaper.
Evening star., 1938-12-11

q WOMAN who is too thin, whose
~ curves are all angles, and
whose outlines are more lank
than lissome, misses beauty's mark as
often as the one who is overweight.
There are tricks of dress. of course.
to mask thinness, pad out hollows and
create the illusion of roundness in the
figure. These depend on certain colors.
fabrics, details and lines.
Evening star., 1938-12-11

crackin' good pilot. Polly. but as
diplomat you're full of termites. G.
Agnew is sore - sure, it's unreason-
able but that just makes it worse. He
can't take it out on you so he'll hit
G-BAT. He'll make the boss sit up and
beg for cooperation to put the Orient
line into operation and then he'll turn
him down.
impossible. Men aren't so small!'
Think so? Say. you could throw
men like Wingate under train and
YOU wouldn't find drop of blood"
The Bering fog closed down on
Little Dromio six hours after Polly
landed with the crew Of the Hvich and
for what seemed like an eternity She
flew through that fog on her course
to the mainland Borgasleff relieved
her occasionally at the controls, Notnik
studied the instruments and checked
her navigation, but the final respon-
sibility in all things was hers. More
than a thousand miles. straight over
the sea, and over all that distance she
was aware of the cold hostility OF
C. Agnew Wingate. who could doze
in his chair yet tell her. as clearly as
words, that she was unforgiven.
Thirty miles off the coast -
Meredith luck was holding in some
things - the fog shredded away like
wind-blown smoke and they emerged
into watery sunlight that touched the
glaciers and snowy submits OF the
coastal mountains Then Sitka and its
white houses and the nion-shaped
dome of the Russian Church and -
behind the breakwater - the sight OF
two big amphibians with the familiar
G-BAT insignia on hull and tail-fln.
Sitka, with the entire population
massed on the dock and Mike Lyford,
chief of G-BAT operations. standing
in the bow of the whaleboat which
TOWeQ Out 10 IIlCCl NuC A>SAStu.
''Nice work, Polly. mighty nice
work. he roared "You folks are
sure in for it, all of you, but it can't be
, helped. The whole country went hay
wire when Kane's flash came in that
the Russians were saved and you'd
saved them. We took off inside OF two
hours with two ships full of newspaper
men and photographers and the fel-
lows from the radio news services.
They've set up short-wave set right
there on the dock so you can tell the
world how it was done. Come on!
A G-BAT mechanic scrambled
aboard the Nereid and the seaplane's
passengers transferred. one at time.
to the whahboat - only Polly knew
how tightly Mike Lyford gripped her
hand - and we're rowed to the dock.
The ordeal was one of swapping cam
eras. of popping fash bulbs. and OF one
pose after another at the commands
Evening star., 1938-12-11
Dsowine BY Moios Fshe"

ton. Finally avoid unnecessary phy-
sical activity.
"A glass of whole milk taken be-
tween meals and at bedtime, in addi-
ton to your present diet" he says.
should give you an increase of three
pounds of fat. provided your physical
activity is not increased"
The more fat you include in your
diet and the less active you are, the
Evening star., 1938-12-11
wake UP BEAUTY
or YOUR HAIR

Don't Let Dull, Wiry Hair Make
You Unhappy Another Minute
II you're heartsck trying to make your hair
look like ''something". cheer up For 4 new
home gives your hair that professional look.
Obviously it is an unusual product. You II see
good results from the start. In the first place,
you end that fy-away frizzy look that mars
the appearance Of 30 many otherwise pretty
girls. Your hair waves are softer and they
last longer You get the Furnished beauty in
your hair that you We always wanted. The key
to these results 10 in the way this new sham
poo cleAnses the hair and tones up your scalp
in one easy step. 1t il made with olive cii
the ors ingredient .hat beauty advisers every
where agree 10 best for all kinds Of hair. And
this oil sweeps out dust and dirt in 80
quick wstes rinse. To get this utterly dif-
ferent shampoo you must ask for Admiraeion
Olive Oil. On sale At all toiletry eounters.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14
Federation To Hold
District Meeting
In BrauU[ey Fri.

Tabloid forums ana SympOSlumS
will be held at the district board
meeting of the California Fedora
ton of Women's clubs at Brawley
on Friday, Mar. l8.
The meeting will start at 10 am.
in the Brawley theatre with three
under the general title, "Conserva-
ton of Human Possibilities"
At the luncheon meeting at the
Womens Community club, there will
be a pet idea contest. The con-
testants will be given 30 seconds to
put over their pet ideas.
Mrs. Emma G. Spade of San
Diego, chairman of industry and
director of professional and tech
nical employment of the W.PA.
will talk on Il Go to Work, at
the afternoon meeting.
Closing the meeting, Mrs. George
S. Foster of Alta Loma district
vice president, will lead conserva-
ton symposium. The speakers will
be the five county presidents; Mrs.
Charles Pankratz, Riverside; Mrs.
C. G.. Buehrer, San Diego; Mrs. r..
M. Wilson, San Bernardino; Mrs.
r. G.. Miller, Orange; and Mrs. II.
7. Miller, Imperial.
Community singing will be led by
Mrs. H. M. Sammis, district chair
man of music, and Mrs Will Won
Fluss, county chairman Of music.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14

sories. Her costume was completed
with a beautiful corsage of pink
roses.
Assisting Bradshaw as best man
was George Loudon.
The home was attractively deco
rated with yellow calendulas and
the ceremony as read by candle
light.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Underwood of Ell
Centre. She attended Central high
school and Junior college. She is
a member of the Junior Ten Thou
sand club and is well-known in
social circles. -. 60.
Bradshaw, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bradshaw of Ell Cen
tro, also attetied' Central high
school and Junior college, gradual
ing with the 1888 class.
The couple took short trip to
San Diego and they will make their
home in Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14
Ell Centro Librarian Speaks
At Pen Women S Luncheon

sang two NUMBERS, the first. ~
Cricket that Sang on the Hearth
and an old German song. Both
numbers were sang with much ex-
preston. indicative of excellent
training.
The luncheon table was artisti-
cally decorated with bouquets OF
bright pink and white sweet peas.
At the short business meeting II
was announced that Mrs. II. j. In
gram of Calipatria has been nomi-
mated for the position OF vice-pres-
f1ent of the national organization
of Pen Women. --...z.~ -
Members and guests present were
Mrs II. j. Ingram, Mrs. Edmund
WEIGH, Mrs. r. D. McPherrin. Mrs.
Verna Wallace, Grace walker Allen.
Mrs Don C. Bitter. Mrs. John Rice.
Mrs. j. E. Harshman. Mrs. Robert
Elliott, Agnes Ferris Bigelow. Mrs.
Earle G. Davis, Mrs W. j. Lutz,
D. zerwer, and Mrs. w. A. NC
F'adden s-.-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-14
Mrs. II. NJ. Reed
Honored At
Birthday Tea

Mrs H. NJ Reed was honored at
a lovely birthday tea given recon
ly by her daughter, Mrs. Ralph
Reynolds at her home, GA Brigh-
ton avenue.
The home and tea table were at
tractively decorated with spring
flowers of all kinds and colors.
Mrs Reed of Pomona. is visiting
Mrs Reynolds during the winter.
Present were the Mesdames G.
C. Tucker, E. d. Hammit. Glen
Martin and her sons Billy and Ter
" Leslie Mcconnell. j. f. Burns.
E. B. Ingle, H. r. Anderson, l.. l..
Duff. u. l.. Martin. F. S. Wilby, C..
H. DuSold and Miss Malilyn Ingle.
the honored guest, Mrs. Reed and
the hostess, Mrs. Reynolds.