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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-10-13
Yankees TrOunced
Cubs To Win Their
3rd. World Series
Powerful Team Won F GU I
Straight Games In A Row
Final Game Ended 8 To 3.

New York, Oct. 1O.-The greatest
victory march in all baseball history
ended in burlesque this cloudy day
as Joe McCarthy's pitiless New York
Yankees stampeded the pitiful Chi
cago Cubs, 8-3, for the fourth
straight victory that made them the
first ball club to win three success
sive world championship contests.
Before 59,847 cash customers,
whose sympathies for the beaten
and out-classed were so touched
that they cheered in vain for a rally
from the club that only a week ago
was the hottest in baseball, the Yam
KEGS simply toyed with their once
highly touted enemy and ended
their record-breaking baseball odys-
sey over the rather PROSTATE forms
of six Cub pitchers, including Bill
Lee and Dizzy Dean.
The triumph turned into a come
dy of errors, boots and whoops in
the eighth just as the Cubs came
within run from tying the score,
completed the sweep to three world
crowns began at the Polo grounds
many years ago. 1t ended with the
Yanks winners of IL out of Is world
series games played, only Carl Hub
bell and his New York Giants in
terrupting the parade to win two
games in 1886 and another last year.
Not since inter-league classics be-
fore won three straight worlds
championships.
The result was more than that.
It gave Mccarthy complete revenge
on his old Chicago Cub bosses who
fired him as manager quite uncere-
moniously after six years of service
in 1880. The grand slam was the
second for the Yanks under Nc
Carthy. In 1882, his club swept the
Cubs four in a row. Not in the
history Of any sport has a man had
such revenge and as he sat chew
ing gum in the dressing room after
it was all over, Marse Joe didn't
mind letting the world know he
was happy man.,
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BIRTHDAY PARTY GIVEN
FOR MISS JUNE SMITH

Miss June Smith was honoree at
a surprise birthday party given last
Friday night by her aunt, Mrs. c. w.
Ray and Miss Aida Gambill.
The party was given at Mrs. Rays
home and a delightful evening was
spent playing various games. De-
licious refreshments consisting of
sandwiches, cake, punch and candy,
were served by the hostesses at the
conclusion of the evening. Miss
Smith received many useful gifts.
The guests present were Misses
Melba and Aida Gambill, Gayne
Houck, Hilda Gentry, Marie Woodie,
Ruth Greene, Nina Bell Barr, Mary
Brown and June Smith, the guest
of honor; Messrs. Jimmie Allen,
Glenn Sells, F. B. Jones, Jr., Edwin
Weaver, Tam Mcmillan, T. B. Gray
son, Tommie Oliver, Hoyle Stringer,
and Pete Gambill
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VIRGINIA.CAROLTNA
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

The honor roll for the first month
of school has just been announced
Those making this roll made an
average of "BH or better on all sub
jects.
9th grade-Carrington Eller, Marie
Hudler, Oma Peake, Marjorie Spen-
Ger, Mamie Van Hoy, John Jones,
Roger Plummer, Paul Williams and
Lewis Porter.
10th grade-Retha Huffman, Eve
lyn Osborne and Delta Cox.
Lora Mae Chatham, Louise Mikel,
Mabel Coward, Lucille Brown, June
Young and Zelda Spencer.
18th grade Doris Spencer and
Mack Gore.
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SOCIALS

Ward Ray, rural mail carrier, who
/. has been ill with tonsilitis is re-
covering.
An interesting meeting was held
at the Green Valley Methodist
church Sunday at which time the
Rev. Mr.. Bates of New Orchard,
Maine, and Tampa, Fla, delivered
an interesting sermon. Talks were
also made by Rev. Newcomer of
Tampa, Fla, and Mrs. Banks of Sky
land, N. C.. Mr.. Banks is an Or
dafned minister in the Methodist
church.
They also held services Sunday
afternoon at Martins Chapel and
Sunday night at Mountain View.
A large crowd attended the deco
ration at the Hardin Cemetery Sun
day afternoon at which time Rev.
Hunevcutt made short talk. Many
! persons besides those directly con-
nected with the Hardin family came
and brought lovely flowers.
Among those attending the Pres
bytery held at Yadkinville Tues
day were Rev. R. H. Stone of Jeffer-
son and Mr.. J. C.. Crawford of Obids.
A rally day" program will be
held at the West Jefferson Presby-
terrain Sunday School here Sunday
morning and a special offering will
be taken at that time. All members
and friends are urged to attend.
The North Wilkesboro young
peoples group will give a special
program at the Low Gap Presby-
teran church tomorrow night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith and MIR.
and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, of Lub-
book, Texas, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade Eller near Warrensville.
Master Edwin Duncan, Jr., spent
last week end here visiting DR.. and
Mrs. B. E. Reeves.
Mrs. Clyde Campbell spent last
week in Newland and Linville visit
ing friends.
Mrs. E. r. Sturdivant is spending
this week in North Wilkesboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Sturdivant and
daughters, Mary and Louise, attend
ed the singing at Lansing Sunday.
A large crowd attended the birth
day dinner Sunday given in honor
of Mrs. Shuby Jones, of North Wiki
esboro and John Jones, of Nathan's
Creek at the home of Miss Martha
Saunders. Rev. Milton Hayes con-
Quoted services in the afternoon.
Misses Viola Kelley and Misses
Josephine Blevins spent Thursday
with Mrs. Pearl Simmons of Smeth-
port.
Miss Mary Louise Gentry spent
the weekend with Betty Bell in
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MRS. WILL SANDERS is
HOSTESS TO w. Nj. S

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the West Jefferson Baptist church
met last Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Will Sanders at her home near
Dog Creek.
An interesting meeting was held
with two visitors present.
The program opened with a de-
votional exercise led by Mrs. I. B
Campbell. Mrs. Wilmington gave g
splendid discussion on the Near
East.
The Society decided to purchase q
stove and sink for the kitchen of the
parsonage.
At the close of the meeting, Mrs
Sanders served delicious refresh
mentS.
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-. N1OOO1I1dI1 was tAAS ASASAAJ "a 49,
lucky person. His name was called
but he was not present.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Mill
er, daughter, Monday night, Oct.
10.
Mrs. Albert Perry of Boone visit
ed in the county this week. MIR.
Perry teaches at Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Coward OF
Cinderella, w. Va, are visiting Mrs.
edwards mother, Mrs. Eta Hardin,
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Tudor and
Jimmie Bergman of Marion, Va,
visited friends in West Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb v. Gambill Of
Winston-Salem spent Tuesday in
town on business and bisiting Mr..
Gambilps parents DR.. and Mrs. j.
c. Gambill of Beaver Creek.
Mrs. Bob Wilson, Miss Neva VIII
SON, Mr.. Witt Wilson, Mrs. Charlie
Osborne and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Mccoy and children were visitors in
town Tuesday from the Switzerland
community. 80
Mrs. ". A. Bell, Of ingalls,, was in
town Monday.
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SCOTT BOUND OVER FOR
ASSAULTING HIS WIFE

mo wife whipper is going to re-
ceive any mercy in my court" Mag
istrate H. C.. Tucker declared last
Saturday afternoon when he bound
L. S. Scott, of Elkland, over to Su-
perior court under a $4,000 bond
for assaulting his wife.
Mrs. Scott testified that her hus-
band had been assaulting her for a
number of years and that recently
he struck her over the head with a
can, causing serious damage. She
said he had been drinking.
Scott made plea to his wife and
the Judge for mercy, but neither Of
them would listen to it.
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METHODIST. SOCIETY
MET WITH MRS. DIGGS

The Woman's Missionary Society
of the West Jefferson M. E. Church
met at the home of Mrs. S. w. Diggs
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl GRAPHICAL presided over
the meeting. Fourteen members
were present and Mrs. E. L. Cox
joined the society.
Serving in the Heart Of Africa"
was the topic for study. This was
given by Mrs. L. F. Johnson and
Mrs. w. c. Thomas. Mrs. Don Fran
els led the devotionals. Mrs. ]. L.
Segraves closed the meeting with
prayer.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments during the social hour
following the meeting.
The society will meet on Wednes-
day, November 9th, with Mrs. Don
Francis, at $3.50 P. M.
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FAGG-WINTERS

On Saturday afternoon, October
l, Miss Lena Fagg, of Matooka, W..
Va, became the bride of Mr.. Dwight
Winters, of Crumpler. The wedding
took place near Sparta at the home
of w. H. Weaver.
After the ceremony the couple re-
turned to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan Osborne, where a wedding
dinner was given by Mr.. Winters
mother, Mrs Eula Sturgill Winters,
and at the same time a birthday
dinner was given for Mr.. Osborne.
Those present were: Mr.. Winters
mother, Mrs. Eula Winters and his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Sturgill, Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Os-
borne, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Vaught,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sturgill, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. o. Sturgill, Mr.. w. S. Stur-
gill, MIR. and Mrs. G. w. Mcmillan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Miller and a
group of young, people-Eugine
Vaught, Kyle Ward, Worth Stur-
gill, Ben Sturgill, Bobbie Sturgill,
Engine Murphy, Jessie E. Coward,
Ralph Osborne, Howard Osborne,
Max Osborne, Bobbie Osborne and
Ronald Osborne, Weley Sturgill,
BAIL Landreth, Carl Sheets, Lorene
Murphy, Glenna Vaught, Aida
Grace Sturgill, Mildred Osborne,
Billie Sturgill, Grace Miller,
Blanche, Verge, Dennie and J. l..
Miller and Bette Down Coward.
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PIE SUPPER AT GREEN VALLEY

A pie supper was given at the
Green Valley School Saturday night
for the purpose of raising funds to
pay the schools pledge to the Ashe
County Health Dept. The other
schools in the district which are
Mountain Chapel, Rock Creek and
Switzerland cooperated in this pro-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-10-13

A mans working life is divided
into four decades: 20 to 80, bronze;
80 to- 40, silver; 40 to SO, gold; and
from so to so, iron. Intellect and
judgment are strongest between for
ty and fifty.
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gram and enough money was made
to pay the $4,000 pledge which the
school had made
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16

Activities Of the Imperial county
Music Teachers association were
concluded Saturday evening at the
Barbara Worth hotel with the an
nual banquet and program held at
the close of each musical year.
Short talks we're given by Mrs.
Marie Jenkins, retiring president.
who has served for two years, and
Miss Helen Johnson, president
elect.
Mrs. jenkins expressed her ap-
probation for the cooperation and
support Of the community at large
and the association members. Miss
Johnson expressed her hopes and
wishes for the coming year.
The musical program was present.
ed by Elizabeth Waterman, dramatic
soprano who sang a suite of Indian
songs Song -Ah-Tah", by Homer
Grunn. She was accompanied by
Ruth Teeple Reid.
Miss Rowena Bishop of San Ber-
nardino state president of the as
sociation. was the honored guest and
principal speaker. Her subject was
THE Aims and Ideals of the Music
Teachers Association.
III her talk she expressed her
desire, which is the desire OF every
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. g. Horne
Celebrate Anniversary

was served.
A large basket of white larkspur.
accentuated by silver eandle-hoiders
and white candles. centered the
table. A cluster of silver wedding
bells hung over the table Place
cards were appropriate for the ocea-
sion.
Among the guests at the table
we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Whitelaw,
who were guests OF the Hornes at
their first wedding sanniVer sry in
FL Centre u years ago. The Hornes
came TO Ell Centre p years ago
bride and groom.
Instead Of the traditional wedding
cake. individual cakes. with small
white candle on each one. were sery-
ed. The cakes we're brought in ON
a tray attractiVely decorated with
marguerites. Mrs. Bradshaw made
the cakes and setting for the affair.
After dinner, the guests enjoyed
a bridge party. Prizes were award
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw. and
Mr. and Mrs. Minor o. Simms.
Present we're Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren Currier. Mr. and Mrs. Rov
BrecdlOve. Mr.. and Mrs Howard p.
Never. Mr.. and Mrs. Simms, Mr.
and Mrs. r. ID. WhitC:aw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams. Mr. and Mrs Brad
shaw. and the hosts Mr. and Mrs.
Horne.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Valley B.Y.P.U.
HonorS Retiring
President

More than $50 members OF the
valley Baptist Young Peoples Un-
ion Friday night held their last
meeting and program of the year
at the Heber sand dunes.
The group first meet at the Cal
eXico Baptist church where they
enjoyed several reels of pictures
on the IdylWild summer camp.
After that, they went to the
sand hills for a delicious picnic
supper and camp fire program.
Several state officers of the or
ganiZation from Los Angeles, were
speakers on the program.
Mildred Noble, valley president,
was presented with a gift in honor
of her birthday and the compile
ton of her years work as presi-
dent
Members of the committee in
charge were Rev. Harold E. Doty
of the Ell Centro church, Mildred
Noble, Vivian Harper, Walter
Fleischer, and Dewitt Fields.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Lorene Thomas
EutertdinS At
Sluy,1ber Party

Friday the 18th. the moon eclipS-
ed, and Lorene Thomas entertain
ed at a slumberless slumbcr party
at her home.
The slumber party was held on
the lawn of the Thomas home. The
guests watched the moon rise and
saw the complete eclipse.
at $50 they arose after watching
the rosy-colored dawn creep owe"
the valley.
Fer breakfast they left Ell Centro
for the countryside where they
cooked and ate their breakfast.
Present were Tonic Sue and Al
lene McChristy, Frances and Phyllis
Johnson, Margaret Miner Daisy
and Annie Lee Rapson, Doris Jones,
Genevieve Moody and the hostess,
Lorene Thomas.
x i II
YOU haven't read ALL the news
Until You've Read ALL the Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16

The Sacred Vesper recital pre-
sented by the voice students OF
Elizabeth Waterman Sunday night
was enjoyed by large group OF
Ell Centrans.
The recital was held at the Metho-
dist church in a lovely setting with
cathedral candles and baskets of
delicate spring flowers. Students in
their white robes added to the
reverent atmosphere with their
earnest presentation Of the sacred
numbers.
Students who appeared in the
mid-year recital showed splendid
Improvement and the two others,
Kathryn Hinderks and Jackie Benta
showed marked promise.
Miss Hinderks has a full con-
tralto voice and an accurate in
tonation that was effective in the
aria, He Shall Feed His Flock
from Handcl's Messiah"
Cathryn Bromley, was especially
enjoyed i'm her final number, y
Cannot Always Trace The Way
COldS). Her voice showed a sweet
clear quality especially nice in her
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
100 HoSfeSSeS
Entertain At
Chinese Dinner

Mrs. Guy L. Hatch and Mrs II. K
McCracken entertained Sunday eve
ming at a delicious Chinese dinner
at the home OF Mrs. Hatch. 562
Len Rev avenue.
A Chinese theme was carried out
in the color scheme and table ap-
pointments.
The guests enjoyed a social eve
ming after the dinner.
Present were the Messrs. and
Mesdames Guy A. Weakley. Wen
dell Hammer, S. Emmitt Allen
Robert Chesnut Lem McCarty, D
w. Ketchen. J. w. Cock, Robert NJ
Armstrong, Warren Taylor, Roland
Taylor. Eugene Waterman, Mrs
Glenn Kieffer, Frank L Shepherd
Mr.. and Mrs Guy L. Hatch, and
MI. and Mrs. H. X McCracken.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Society OF Interest to Women
Clubs
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar

MONDAY
ToaStmaSters, 6:15. Calf. hotel.
+. and AN. No. 3S1, 1880, Ma
sonic Temple.
Oria Kcnah recital, 8, Methodist
social hall.
TUESDAY
Lions club, Il, Barbara Worth.
NJ. r. Missiorary SOC, 2, $50 Wen
slCy.
World Friendship circle, 6, Dyer
ranch.
ST. paurs dinner. $50, church
hau.
LV Commandcry, No. 81 1880, Ma
sonic Temple.
Rental Prot. assn, 1890, El Cen
trO &. of &.
oria Kenah recital, 8, Methodist
ial hail.
M and Mrs. Horace williams
recital g. First Raptist church.
LO.O.F. No. 397, 8, 532 Main.
Oasis Shrine. w. ). of J. No. 20,
g, Masonic Temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Horne cele-
brated their Silver Wedding ami
versary Saturday night at their
home on Len Rey avenue.
AS the guests arrived, they were
greeted and directed 10 the garden
by Bob Horne.
When all assembled. Mrs. Never
sang, % Promise Me Then the
bride and groom, dressed in their
wedding clothes of 25 years ago,
entered preceded by a flower girl,
impersonated by Mrs. Bradshaw.
The party entered humming the
Iohcngrin Wedding March with
the guests joining. The couple pro-
cecded to the persola for the cere-
mony, which proved a perfect set
ting with its climbing roses. arbof-
vitae. and border Of pink petunlas
The ceremony was conducted by
Mr.. Bradshaw. The bride was en-
trusted to the care Of the groom
for another Is years, by their son,
Bob
Following the congratulations, the
party went into the dining room
where seated at enc long table, the
wedding dinner of 25 years ago
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Open House Held
Prior To
Club Dance

Miss Peggy Kelly and Miss Mar
ian Call held an open house Sat
urday night at their home on State
street.
The affair was held prior to the
Junior Ten Thousand club dance.
Among those present were Mr
and Mrs. Glenn Willingham, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Crosbie, Virginia
Hetzel, Jake Brown, Lois Thomas
of Brawley, Barney Foote, Joseph
inc Eady, Marvin Gardner of Cal
exico, Velma Scroggins, Russ Fried
ley, Ruth Campbell, Bill Elliott,
Kenny Hutcheson, Gene Wagner,
Agnes Pennington, Charles Wondra,
Evelyn Lewis, Dick Lott, Lucille
Miller, Dave Taylor, Kathryn Tay-
lor and Milt Wadhams of CaleXico,
Virna Ruggles, Vic Smith and the
hostesses Miss Kelly and Miss Call.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Society
Clubs
Jean JiIes Weds
Gordon Young
I'm Yuma

Miss Jean Jiles Saturday became
the bride of Gordon Young of Cal
eXico in an afternoon ceremony at
Yuma.
The bride is the daughter of Jack
Jiles of san Pedro, former Calexico
resident. Jiles, who was immigrant
inspector at Calexico, was trans
ferred last year to San Pedro.
Young is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. II. Young Of CaleXico pion-
Ger valley residents.
Members Of both families accom-
panied the couple to Yuma. They
will make their home in CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Convention Report
GiUen At Chapter
GV P.E.O.

Calipatria, May 16. - Chapter
CIV PEG. met at the home of Mrs.
w. B. Dixon Tuesday Each took a
box lunch and the hostess served
the dessert.
Mrs. H j. Ingram requested a
dimit to Chapter B. s., Brawley,
at the invitation of that chapter.
Mrs. Ingram was instrumental in
organizing Chapter CIV and it is
with regret that she is leaving this
chapter.
The president, Mrs. John Scott,
gave a very interesting account
of the PEG. convention which was
held in Los Angeles recently.
Those present at the meeting were
Mrs. John Scott Mrs. Frank Hewitt,
Mrs. r. L. Sperry, Mrs. Franklin
Garrett, Mrs. E. l.. Mead, Mrs. D.
D. BroWnell, Mrs. c.. C. Brownell
Mrs. w. B. Dixon, Mrs. J. j. Farmer,
Mrs. j. H. Harris, Mrs H. j. In
gram, Mrs. Vance Wilson, Mrs
G. o. Hoober, Mrs C. A. Sperry,
and Miss Adella Travers.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Hay-Ride, Party
GiUen By
Four HOsteSSeS

An old-faShioned hay-ride, which
ended with a party at the home OF
Quebelle Goss, was given by four
members of the CONS. girls club
Friday night. honoring the birthdays
of Juanita Horton, Betty Smyer and
Oliver COker
HosteSses for the affair were
Phyllis Johnson, Virginia Hutson
zola Beth Johnson and Quebelle
GoSS
The hay-ride started at the home
of Zola Beth Johnson. Refresh
ments including fancy sandwiches,
cakes and ice cream were served at
the Johnson home.
Invited were Jeanne Criss, Jean
Johnson, Beatrice Coker. Mary Leo
johnson, Betty Smyer Oliver Cox
er. Frank Wynn, Vernon Baker,
Floyd Rogers, Ray knights, Kenny
Lambeth, Bryan Hudleston, Ralph
HollingsWorth, Bud White, Bill
Donohue, Roy Slaughter of Brawley,
and the hostesseS, Phyllis Johnons,
Virginia Hutson. zola Beth. john
son and Quebelle GoSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
'Con,e-as- You-Are'
Party Held In
CoLipatria

Calipatria, May 1.-TWO groups
of bridge players who have been
playing on alternate Tuesdays for
the past two or three years, decided
TO have a final gek-together before
the social season closed. The group
who organized first were hOSteSSeS
to the junior organization at the
Mcdonald home in a "Come-aS-
you-are' party.
AS many of the invitations were
received at a late hour, the guests
came arrayed in variety of
house coats, pajamas, etc, which
provided much amusement.
The usual order of awarding priz-
es was reversed, the first prize 60
ing to the one having the low score
and second prize to one having
second low and consolation going
to one holding high score. Miss
Julia Riley got high: Mrs. Irma
Mccullough, second; Mrs. Wilson
Moore, third, and Mrs. Guy Holmes
consolation.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess group who were Miss Julia
Riley, Miss Loie Montgomery, Miss
Ruth Asbury Mrs. G. Ray Thorn
son, Mrs. Guy Holmes, Mrs. Earl
Holmquist, Mrs. E. E. Grosvenor
and Mrs Ruth Chase.
The junior Group included Miss
Elizabeth Detweiler, Miss Gather
me DetWeiler, Miss Eleanor Lechler
Miss Janet Johnson, Miss Adella
Travers, Mrs. M. l.. McKendry
Mrs. Irma Mccullough, and Mrs
Wilson Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
FL Centrans Enjoy Sacred
Vesber Recital

higher tones.
Dorothy Clark sang three di'-
ferent soprano solo numbers with
artistic effect Sl1g evidenced in
creased strength ofyoice and poisa
The rich contr8lto voice Of Bar
bara Hatch was greatly enjoyed
many predicting . fine future for
this young SINGER. A hiehIight Of
the program was a duet. 20 DRY
Those Tears tDel Ricool which
She sang with Dorothy CI4rf Their
voices blended perfectly and their
shadiugs CT tone cole Vas most
pleasing
Jackie Rentz. bqy Soprano, sang
the beloved R2c1-Gaunod "Ave
Maria in a manner that delighted
the listeners.
Dorothy Bowling conraltO. was
at her best in the dramatized
Service by Cadlnau, singing with
vitality ana feeling.
Anna BaIctta won many new ad-
mircrs with her lovely voice and
personality. Shc Ras especially en-
ioy2d i'm Harker's How Beautiful
Upon The Mountains and the
favored "Alleluia" of Mozart. Miss
Barctta is one of the valleys youne
singers in considerable demand as a
soloist.
Georgiana Sones, lyric soprano
is another young singer sought lol
valley musical programs. She has
a fine stage presence and clear
true voice that lent itself perfectly
to her numbers. Her rendition OF
Angels Ever Bright and Fair, from
Handels Theodore" showed a nice
dramatic feeling as well as vocal
ability.
Ushers assisting were NeVa DOWd
and Mary King.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Instrumental Recital
VIII Be GiUen
Tuesday NIGHT

Pupils of MI and Mrs. Horace
Williams will present selected groups
CT their pupils in a recital at 3
pm. Tuesday at the First Baptist
church.
The program VIII consist OF violin.
piano. trumpet, clarinet mellophone
trombone and oboe solos; trumpet.
violin and cello duets and a quartet
composed o. two mandclins. one
guitar and one piano.
MI. and Mrs. Williams will present
another group of pupils in a recital
On Tuesday, May "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
Pupils To GiUe
Piano Recital
Tuesday

A group of piano pupils of Mrs.
Oria Kenah, will give a recital of
varied selections at 3 pm. Tues
day. following Monday nights re-
cital, at 8 pm, Methodist social
hall
Pupils to take part are Helen
Bishop Jack Suttle, Roberta Bar
tholomew, Pat Bartholomew, Adena
Sherman, Marion Marcot, Mary
Yano Barbara Ruth Henson, Jack
York Jefferies, Robert Tackett,
and Jane Pool.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-16
uo Boys Born
In El Centre

Jack Ross Sadberry, eight pound
two ounce son of Mr. and Mrs Sam
Sadberry of Ell Centro, was born
at 9:15 pm. Saturday at the county
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs, Vidal Vale became
the parents of a son, named Gus
tavo Vale, at 4:20 am. Sunday
He weighed seven pounds thirteen
ounces.