davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1938-12-31

Who are these people on relief?
Out of the files of the WPA let us pick the
cast history of typical "reliefer"-an average re-
cruit in the greatest welfare army the world has
ever seen.
He is middle aged, the head Of family and a
semiskilled workman.
Although he is far from satisfied with his sub
sstence wage job he has no idea Of giving it up
and he will heatedly denounce those who suggest
abandonment of the WPA.
The Workers Alliance has been trying to recruit
him in its ranks, but he SHES away from the
organizers their tactics are too radical.
He calls himself good American.
Hurts His Pride
1t hurts his pride to go on relief. Through the
early years of the depression he had hard time
finding jobs, but managed to get enough work to
keep his family going.
Then sickness came into his home His savings
had long since gone and relatives had been drained
of all they could contribute. The rent was over
DUE credit at the corner grocery had been stopped
A neighbor up the street had gone on relief
several months before. Every two weeks he got
check-not large one but enough to pay the
rent and part of the grocery bill He only worked
I55 hours a month and he picked up odd jobs now
and then to help out the budget
Our mans wife became increasingly worried.
She nagged because her children were hungry. She
The Washington times., 1938-12-31
cable to Work"

"The reasons advanced for
this policy of public employ
ment are numerous. Foremost
is the aversion to maintaining
in idleneSS those willing and
able to work, a position based
on the view that the unemployed
are physically and mentally
better off when given useful
work In addition to the physi-
cal and mental advantages to
the unemployed from the work.
the completed projects in the
communities are viewed as i'm
portant accomplishments"
Moreover, the wages paid on
a works program and the pur-
chaSes of materials stimulate
business activity. Idle economic
resourceS-labor and capital
are thus utilized by a works pro-
gram. an1 the expenditures
arising from this utilization act
in turn to increase employment
in private enterprise.
Ito Be Continued Monday.
The Washington times., 1938-12-31
the other five cents for admin
istration.
Cuts Hit Salary

Cuts Hit Salary
Therefore, eny big cut in relief
appropriations would come out Of
the pay check of the man whose
troubles have been shouldered by
the Government. The relief recl-
pient might not starve, but he
would have to dig in and do more
for himself than he does now if
he wanted some comforts for his
family.
The present work relief pro-
gram, representing the final evolu-
ton of experiments in relieving
the distress of the unemployed
since 1882 is stoutly defended by
its administrators.
"a Survey of Relief and Secur-
ity Programs, published by the
WPA in May had this to say
about it's own program:
THE creation Of the Works
Program reaffirmed and clari-
fled the Federal responsibility
for the relief Of unemployment.
III addition to this, the Emer-
gency Relief Appropriation Act
of 1885, which made funds
available for the program. was
another step in strengthening
the policy that Federal aid to
the unemployed should be pro-
vided in the form Of public en-
ployment. The act explicitly
provided for the Works Pro-
gram and established broad
policies to govern the work.
The Washington times., 1938-12-31

usually have some influence and
it's too easy to be kicked off the
WPA rolls if you make enemies
The Washington times., 1938-12-31
Says Boake Garter

rated with pink ribbon and pretty sealing wax.
amounting to-nothing
The Washington times., 1938-12-31
Inevitable Trend But SlOuO Process
European Join Business Forces

(BoGEe CGrter'S opinions are his ot0n and not
necessarily those OF The Washington TinreS)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
VZPOMfNKY
Vaclava Kanky-P rIGhonickeho
vysly tiskem.

Nase ceske jmeno v move Via
sti americke ma dobre zastou-
pen1, jak pocestne, tax kvalit-
ne, nebof name zde celou "a
du vyskolenych a vynikajlcich
ceskych journalistic, kteTf Sc
poctive staraj1, ably Sc nase ces-
Ike jmeno s1Tilo pc cele Ameri-
ce.
Jednlm z techto oblibenych
CechG je mas novinaT pan Va
CLAW Kanka-PrGhonicky, ktery
perem svym tax krasne do no.
vim pfse, velebe svou starou
nezapomenutelnou vlast. Jest
to Vaclav Kanka, ktery pc osm
nacti letech v cizine dosud ne
zapomina, ale caste vzpomina
ma svoji rodnou domovinu.
Napsal "a dobu tn celou Tadu
clank1 a rGznych l~iterarnich
p~rispevkG, jez jsou ulozeny v
prazskem museu.
X JehO lSletemu pODytu v
teto vlasti Americke a k 20. w
rocl Ceskoslovenske Republiky
vydal knihu pod jmenem
"Vzpominky z Meho Zivota."
Tato knha obsahuje pozoru-
hodne podrobnosti o obycejfch
a zvyclch We stare vlasti kolem
Prahy, tez o dGlezitych udalos-
tech Cechu We Spojenych Sta
tech Americkych.
Jake vojak a turista process
toval patnact evropskych re-
mi. Velka zkusenost p. Kan-
ky sc osenuje v jeho knize, KITE
rou vydal pod jmenem "Vzpo-
minky z Meho zivota.".
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Auto p~osunulo domek.

Obcf Bab1 u Trutnova jelo v
noel velke nakladn1 auto firmy
inz. Krulis z Prahy. Auto
T1dil zavozn1k FrantiSek jan
ko. Ma prudkem svahu u OBJ
&c ztratil zavoznik mad autem
vladu. Auto najelo v pine
rychlosti ma dreveny domek
Pet. Schuberta z Babf, obyva-
ny vdovou Karolinou Zuriso-
YOU. Naraz byl tax prudky,ze
domek byl posunut v pul metru
a jeho zdena cast 1plne vybou-
rama. V domku spal vdova Zu
risova ma posteli tax, re mela
nohy primo prot zdi, ma KITE
rou auto najelo. Narazem Sc
probudila a vyskocila zdesene
v nocni kosili oknem ma dv1r.
Veskere bytove zaTfzenf v dom
ku bylo narazem demolovano.
Zazvonek Janko byl jen lehce
zranen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Cliff Olson a Paul Bosch;
Hank Barber a Pat Riley
" hlavnich zapasech
nTiSti tVden-

PEISIA ly0cH.
PTfStf 1tery, 49,. cervence v
kT1zkovych zapasech pofada-
nych V Carlins Park Cliff Oh
son a Paul Boesch; Hank Bar
Der a Pat Riley utkaii Sc We 2
hlavn1ch zapasech.
V nasleduj1cfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkuji:
Bibber Mccoy VS.. Bob Ma
nagoff; Frank Browning VS..
Slim Zimbleman; George Kon-
dylis VS.. Bill Middlekauff.
Minute 1tery pTi techto "a
pasech diva soudcove poraneni
byli a obecenstvo udrzovano We
velkem napjet1 cd prvniho az
do poslednfho zapasu. V hlav-
MIN zapase zv1tezil Ernie Du-
SEX poraziv sveho soupeTe Han
ka Barber. Pr tonic zapase
soudce Benny Bortnick vypadl
z areny a ~pohmozdil 81 rameno
tax re nemohl dale pokracova-
tt We sve ulOZe.
Y zapase meZi Paul Bosch
a Cliff Olsen 1cinkoval soudce
Ed Brockman. Kdyz chtel O.
ba muze Cd sebe odtrhnouti
Bosch stroll a pax udeTil soud
&c tax, re tento Sc tTikrate ma
matraci PREVAIL. Kdyz Sc vzpa
matoval pfistoupil k Olsonovi a
vyzdvizenfm jeho prav6 ruky
dial znamen1 re jest v1tez v tom
to zapase a Boesche diskvalifi-
koval pro jeho hrube jednan1.
Mike Mazurki porazil AL
Getze v Fl minutach.
Zapas mezi Bob Managoff a
Pat Riley pc 80 minutovem
kf1zkovan1 prohlasen byl Ia ne
rozhodnuty.
George Kondylis porazil Mike
Brannona V 8 minutach.
Barber, jenz zapasil S Dus-
KEN zastupoval misto Gino Ca
ribaldi ktery utkati SIC mel s
DuSkem ale nemohl Sc dostavi-
tt "a pTfcinou zranenf ktere u
trpel V Lindenhurst, N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Cholera " Sanghaji.

Zdravotnf 1Tednici mezina-
rodni osady oznamili, re chole-
ra We meste sc siri nasledkem
horkeho pocasf.
V posledn1ch dvou tydnech
pocet pr1padG byl zvysen re 40
ma 70 dene. V samotne mezi-
narodnl osade je denne hlase-
no prdmerne SO pTipadu, vetsi-
ma z Mich v taboTe bezencn. Cd
poloviny kvetna kdy Sc epide-
mic objevila, byla zachvaceno
1928 CHANT a 234 z Mich zem-
felo. z cizincI zemrel jeden.
Ufady pravi, re vzestup pfi-
padI je patrny, ackoli denne ie
ockovano ma 10000 lidi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Let Hughese blizi Sc ku konci

Americky vzduchoplavec,
Howard Hughes, pTibyl v pom
deli do vzduchoplavecke stani-
ce V Moskve ma sve ceste kolem
sveta v monoplanu.
Vyjel z New Yorku. Zastav-
ka ucinena byla v PaTizi, aby
tam spraveno bylo leve kolo
monoplanu.
z New Yorku do Parizze pri-
byl behem 16 hodin a 35 minut.
Pc 35 minutach zdvihl Sc mo-
noplan do vyse a vydal Sc ma
let do ruskeho kapitolu VIDA
!eneho 1.541 mil. Pribyl tam
Dez zastavky We 3:13 hodiny v
pondel1 odpoledne.
Howard Hughes a jeho ctyri
pomocnici spechaji smerem ku
Spojenym StatGm, ably, lax
doufajl, skoncili let kolem sve-
ia = 14.709 mil - We ctyrech
dnech.
We stfedu unaveni, ale stast-
nj, Vzduchoplavci v~znaseli Sc
pres sib1rske plane.
We ctvrtek rano radio zpra-
va hlasala, re letci jsou V Ka-
made.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Byvaly v~yslanec Dodd o
Hitlerovi.

Adolf Hitler ma absolutnejsi|
moe nez kterykoli stfedoveky
cfsar Nemecka, pravil byvaly
americky velvyslanec v Berline
William E. Dodd v reci, kterou
pronesl V Institute pro veTejne
veci v University, Va.
Dodd odsoudil no jiz pc SVEN
navratu z Nemecka do Spoje-
nych StatG.
We sve reci v Institute podal
kratky prehled Hitlerova we
stupu. Pravil:
"Kazdy dobfe vi, jak Hitler
popTel nabozenskou, osobnf a
tiskovou svobodu, jak skoly a
university jsou podrobovany
pod kontrolou nazisticke stra-
ny a jak skoro tolik jeho osob-
mich nepratel bylo zabito v do
be peti let, kolik Charles II.
dial jich popraviti Ia 20 let v
II. stolet1.
Cituje dohodu Italie S Ne
meckem, die niz Gina ma byti
podmanena a americke a an
glicke zajmy ma Dalnem vycho
de pohlceny, Dodd pravil:
"Zv1tez1-li Japonsko, Rusko
Dude obkl1ceno a Dude donuce-
no spojiti Sc S evropskymi ia
sisty nebo zahajiti novou vel
kou waikiki. Lidstvo je We vel
KEN nebezpec1, ale jak sc IDA,
demokraticke vlady nevedi, CO
poc1ti. Jestlize neucin1 nic,
pax zapadn1 civilisace, nabo-
zenska, osobnf a hospodafska
svoboda je v nebezpecf. No
va svetova valka jiste znici
vlady a narody nasi dolby.
"Spojene Staty nesou prave
takovou vinu "a nynejsf nebez-
peel, jake kterakoli jina zem6.
Lid takrka vsech zemi ma svete
doufal a modlil sc "a 1spech
presidenta Woodrowa Wilso-
ma, pokud sc tkne jeho planu
ma Zavedenl trvalehO mlru a
prece vlady a jiste privilegova-
ne obchodnf skupiny jej pora-
lilly"
Dodd pravil dale, re vyrobci
zbran1 a munice, kter1 lacnili
pc zisku z produkce a zvysene-
no prodeje, ucinili vice k znice-
nj pokusu omeziti zbrojen1 nez
kterakoli jina obchodn1 skupi,
ma.
Dodal: "Svetova valka ne
r~ozfesila zadny problem, ale
stala vice nez deset milionG
zivotu. Financni ztraty paci sc
ma dive ste miliard."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
kandidatka sebevrazdy
branila Sc.

Diva policejnf straznfci a RI
die taXicabu NELL co delati v u
terry V noel, ably uchranili div
ku pokousej1ci sc o sebevrazdu
D1vka, asi 19leta, odepTela
mluviti kdyz vzata byla ma jiz-
nj p~olicejn1 stanici. Zahlednu-
ia byla Tfdicem taxicabu, Leroy
Dorsey, kdyz chtela skociti do
hlubiny pres zabradlf u pieru
Z, ma Light ulici. Dorsey skocil
S taxicabu a drzel il vzdor to-
mu re tato jej udefila, kopala
do neho a kousala jej. Policis-
tie pomohli jemu a dfvku zavre-
Ii ma stanici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Dits spoIklo klfc.

V York, Pa, John Ketter-
man S. manzelkou marne hle-
dali kllc Cd jednech dver1. Te-
prve DR.. E. C. Romsburg jej
nalezl, a to v zaludku jejich
dcery Judithy, stare 10 meslcG.
Klfc byl zdeli dvou a til ctvrtf
palce, ale podaTilo Sc jej re "a
ludku odstraniti bez nebezpec-
nasledkG pro decko.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Vrah Dude obeSen.

Richard Hammond 31lety
cernoch II. srpna Dude obesen
v kaznici. Obesen Dude den,
kdy pred rokem wiki do lozni-
&c Edith Milman ma druhem
poschodf a utloukl il k smrti
sV1cnem.
Poslednfm obesencem byl
cernoch James Irwin Howard z
Anne Arundel okresu, jenz u
smrtil belosku. Obesen byl g..
Gervence minuleho roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
KriSe EvrOpy.

Vyhlfdky ma zbyvaj1c1 cast
letosnfho roku v Europe pohy-
buj1 sc cd spatnych k jeste hor
Sim pc zpravach, re Nemecko
ma rychlo zesiluje opevnenf ma
nekterych m1stech svych hra-
mic a re Sc rozhodlo zvysiti
svou leteckou armadu O celych
1907.
Tyto zpravy, dosle re spole-
hlivych pramenG, zdaj1 Sc ma
svedcovati, re mes1c srpen MI
re byti v stTednf Europe kritic-
ky. A to hlavne proto, jezto
diplomatic demokratickych
statd je jiz ztrnula mad svou
neschopnost1 ovlainouti' jine 81
tuace.
Nemecky kancler Adolf Hit
Ter Dude chit teziti z techto
zmatk1v Europe. Nasvedcuje
tomu tez, re soucasne pricha-
zejf zpravy o novych vytrznos-
tech v Palestine, kter6 budou
Velkou Britanii udrzovati v ma
petf pc delsf cas-. K tomu Sc
take poll uvaznuti jednan1 o
anglo-italskych vztaz1ch.
Nejvets1 zklaman1, ktere u
trpela vlada britskeho premie-
ra Neville Chamberlain, je
nezdar S uskutecnenim anglo
italske dohody. Kdyby tato
dohoda, jez byla podepsana v
dubnu, byvala schvalena Brity,
ii by nynf byli v posici spolupra
covati fi%nancne i politely s i
talskym %premierem Mussoli-
MIN a ten oplatkou mohl by
podporiti britskou diplomacii,
ably neodchazela bez vysledku.
Protoze vsak tato dohoda
nemGze byti schvalena, dokud
nebude provedeno "urovnanf
We spanelsku", a protoze k to-
muto urovnan1 jeste nedoslo,
celia diplomaticka strategic, je-
liz zakladnou tato dohoda by
la, Sc proste zhroutila.
Britska vlada nyni by byla
ochotna j1ti tax daleko, re by
spanelskou otazku povazovala
"a "urovnanou", i kdyby pry
byl odvolan jen nejaky vetsf.
pocet italskeho vojska re Spa
nelska.
z toho nasleduje, re Italie
by tedy ami nemusila odvolati
vsechno sve vojsko re Spaniel
ska, ably Britanie pTistoupila k
ratifikaci dubnove dohody, je-
stlize ovsem oposice V doln1 she
movne nebude trvati, ably TIA.
lie 1plne Spanelsko vyklidila.
London Times" pfinaseji
mnoha prominentnich
ktefi Sc domnlvajl, re /
talie opravdu Sc pokousela o
hru S Britani1, re vsak nebyla
s to il "dohrati", jezto ma ne
stestf pry Sc spanelske Wade
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Z presidentovy cesty.


President Roosevelt straviI
den odpocinku ma ranci Dutch
Brand, ktera je domovem jeho
syna Elliotta u Fort Worth,
Texas.
Prijel ma ranc O pGlnoci z O.
klahoma City, Okla, kde mlu-
vii pro %opetnou nominaci sena-
tora Elmera Thomase, ktery
podporuje administered a cell
tuhemu boji v dternfch primar-
kach, kde proti nemu kandidu-
il kongresn1ci Conner Smith a
guy. E. w. Marland.
Pred tim doporucil znovuno-
minaci senatorky Hattie Cara
wayove, jedine zeny v senate
|Spojenych StatG, prot niz u
chazf sc O nominaci kongresnik
John L. Mcclellan, ktery my
sli, re Arkansas mel by poslati
druheho muze do senatu.
Pred vecerem mluvil rozhla-
sem re STANCE KFJZ, jejimz
Elliott Roosevelt je m1stopresi-
dentem. Druhy den president
pokracoval ma sve ceste k Paci-
fickemu pobrez1, ktera skonci
v sobotu, kdy vstoupf ma valec-
ny kTriznfk u. S. S. Houston, a.
by ma mem podnikl cestu k Eel
vim ostrovum.
We sve feci v Oklahoma City
mluvil O senatoru Elmeru Tho.
masovi jake 90 SVEN staren
priteli" a oznacil jeho hlavni.
no protikandidata jake muze
ktery Tika "ano, ale".
Posuzovana re sirsiho hledis
ka jeho rec dala ma jevo,ze pre-
sident jake vGdce demokratic.
Ike strany nepreje 81 zadnycl
extremnich zivlG.
Tisice lidi dostavilo sc ne
statnf vystaviste, ably vyslechl.
presidentovu rec, ktera byla
jiz tTeti ma jeho ceste.
President rekl oklahomske.
mu lidu, re by mel hlasovat
pro konservativnf kandidaty
"jestlize chit vratiti sc do my
slenkove skoly let dvacatych.'
Upozornil lid, re "musi HE.
deti pod povrch vecl a ma srdce
cloveka" a varoval pred lidmi
kterf "tvrdf, re mali ma srdci
zlepseni osudu svych spolubliz.
nfch'', ale kdyz dojde k hlaso.
vanf, utfkaji.
President skoncil svou rec
prohlasiv: "Amerika potrebuje
vladu neustaleho pokroku v Ii.
beraln1m smeru. Amerika "a
da, ably tento pokrok byl zdra.
w a poctivy. Amerika chce via
du, ktera ma dust"
Woody Hockaday, pochaze-
jicf z Wichita, ktery dosahl ne
kolikrate pochybne slavy, vrhl
Sc k presidentovu AUTOMOBILE
ably "presidentovi vylestil DO.
|ty."
Detektivove jej vsak rychle
chopili, strhli zpet a pri zapa-
SUI strhli mu kosili. President
videl, co Sc dele, otocil Sc pax
k lidu, mavl rukou a snazil sc
zertovnou p%oznamkou zamezi-
ii paniku, jak jeden ocity sve-
dek tvrdl.
Hockaday je znam tim, re
dine Z. srpna 1886 rozhazel pc
RI v kancelafi ministra valky
Woodringa We Washingtonu.
dine %. srpna tehoz roku poha-
eel perrin legionare pri banke-
tn v Baltimore, dine 18. Tijna
tehoz roku posypal perrin pa
terra c.. Coughlina v Detroit,
dine 25. brezna 1887 postal wye
panou slepici sekretarce prace,
Frances PerkinsOve.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Spolkovy vestnik.

Oznamuje Sc clendm spolku
sv. Vojt6cha re Sc Dude odby-
vat ctvrtrocn1 schGze, dnes,
Is. cervence, urcit6 V 8 hodin
vecer. zadaj1 Sc clenove ably
Sc V pln6m poctu dostavili a
sve poplatky zapravili.
Vaclav Kozlovsky, pfeds.
JOS. F. Viktor, tai.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Diva vineni chyceni.

Diva hledanf Pennsylvanskou
policil We spojen1 S loupezemi a
podvody, chyceni byli utery
v bahnite krajine u Whiteford
v Hartford okresu. Chycenymi
jsou: Charles Admeire a Will
liam Westernhoffer. Prvni Is
rokG a druhy % roxy starry.
Watt byli nazpet do Columbia
v Pennsylvania.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Krevni zkouskou zbaven
narcenf.

LekaTi pomocf krevnf zkous-
ky dokazali, re Coleman nenl
Otcem d1tka. 0 prfpadu jedna-
no bylo v kriminaln1m soudu.
James Coleman zalovan byl,
re je otcem dftka, ktere naro-
dilo Sc cernosce pred mesfcem.
Krevni zkouska ukazala,ze ne
mOhl byti otcem d1tka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Chytil rybu a skonal.

V Jamestown, N. Y, 80lety
William johnson Tekl dtery:
"Rad bych chytil o jednu rybu
vice drive neil Sc vzdam spor-
tn toho", nezli vydal Sc ku vo-
de ma chytan1 ryb.
PodaTilo sc mu chytiti 10 IL
Der vaz1c1 rybu. Klesl a zem-
rel zachvatem srdecnf mrtvice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15

Charlie Rudd, otec 14lete div
ky V Chattanooga, Tenn, "a
dial zalobu prot SO rokG stare
mu farmafi, Floyd Byce, otci
sesti ditek z predesleho man
zelstvi, re pTemluvil dceru je-
no, ably Sc "a neho vdala. Sill
bill il move saty a nejake pen1-
re. Ctrnactileta poslechla a $
farmaTem prchla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
Obesil Sc ma remenu.

Wayne Ringer, 40lety, ODE
sill Sc V nedeli We ~svetnici dcmu
ma Parnell avenue. NaleZen
byl vis1c1 ma Temeni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-07-15
lostalo dodatecne pomoci odji-

Dale list pfse, re S ohledem
ma to, re valka We Spanelsku Sc
nyn1 asi pravdepodobne opet
prodlouzf, nebude Sc britska
vlada pokouseti O nejaky kom-
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-24
w stern ParIey
OF Pen Women
Held Saturday

Pen Women of the eleven western
states placed the name of Louise
Ward Watkins in nomination for
the national presidency at their an
rual parley in Los Angeles held at
the Chapman Park hotel
Mrs. Watkins is we'll known to
valley Pen Women as she attended
one of their guest day programs a
year ago.
Ell Centro branch was represented
by Mrs. H. j. Ingram of Brawley
state president and Mrs. Earle G..
Davis of FL Centro, president.
AT the banquet Saturday night
Carrie Jacobs Bond was guest Of
homer, Mrs. Ingram having the
privilege of presenting her with a
bouquet from the western group.
Lee Shippey, we'll known writer;
L. E. Behynler, impresario; Burr
Mcintosh, actor and poet, Dr. Syud
HoSSein of use. Grace Boles
Hedge, and Grace Bush composers
Mrs Ingram. Mrs Watkins. Ona
Barroda, and Mrs. Davis were the
additional speakers at the banquet
Hollywood, Los Angeles and e
Centre branches were hostesses.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-24
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Schools
Churches
Present Day Club
Guests Saturday
OfW. w. Apples

Dr.. and Mrs. w. W. Apple enter
tanned the Present Day club Satur-
day night at a smartly appointed
dinner in the private dining room
of the Barbara Worth hotel.
Exquisite roses centered the table
and bouquets of flowers decorated
the room making a charming back
ground for the pretty frocks of the
women.
Since this was the opening meet
ing of the year the members and
guests enjoyed an informal reunion
exchanging vacation "reminiscences.
Several discussed the amendments
on the November ballot, Nos. /, 20
and 25 in particular and these talks
provoked considerable interesting
discussions.
Bridge followed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dowd winning the high score prizes
and Mrs. Weakley and Mr.. Moore
the second high while the guest
prize was awarded to Mrs. Have
korst.
Members in attendance were: Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. Bradshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Brock, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
A. Chestnut, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Costello, Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. DoWd,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy A. Weakley, Mrs. Mont J. Reid,
DR.. and Mrs. Apple.
Guests were Mr.. anS Mrs. w. B.
Havekorst, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Apple, Dr.. Harry P. Findley.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tufts Celebrate
Golden Weddinq Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Tufts of
the Magnolia district, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Friday at an afternoon reception at
their home on the Oleander road,
with their daughters, Mrs. King
Kendle of Whittier, Mrs. Jack
Burns of Culver City and Mrs.
Henry Shafer of Compton as host
esses. The afternoon affair vas
followed by a buffet dinner for rel
atives and the immediate family.
Chrysanthemums, roses, daisies,
gladioli, all in shades of gold dec
Grated the house. The guests of
honor anG those in the receiving
line wore. corsages of Talisman
roses, gladiolas and gardenias.
kilograms. messages and gifts re-
ceived all week from friends from
various parts OF the country were
on display, one of the gifts, being
handsome studio couch and
matching chair given by 128 neigh
boring friends whose names were
inscribed in d golden booklet.
Those assisting in receiving and
in serving the refreshments which
featured individual cakes decorated
with gold leaves and a handsome
three tered wedding cake were
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-24
I.V. Baptist Association in
Annual Session atHoItviIIe

Distinguished speakers will be
featured at the tWo-day meeting CT
the Imperial Valley Baptist aasoci-
alton to be held in Holtville Tues
Gay and Wednesda yof this week,
all sessions being scheduled for the
First Baptist church of that city.
This is an annual gathering at
tended by representative of all Bap-
tist churches in the valley.
Included in the list of speakers
are: DIR. O. l.. Beldon OF Los An
geles, for many years pastor of tie
First Baptist church of San Diego;
DR.. U. S. Mitchell of New York
representing the department OF
laymen's evangelism; DR.. Victor De-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-24
Georsiana Sones
Honored byCIub

Mexican rose and bright coloreo
pottery made an effective table
appointment for the Mexican dinner
given recently at the r. H. MadduS
home, 632 Orange avenue, by men,
bers of the Sub Deb club.
The affair was given i'll compli-
ment to Miss Georgiana Sones, for
mer president of the club, who is
to spend the winter in San Diego
where she will attend business COL
lege. Her fellow club members pre-
sented her with a handkerchief
shower.
Those present were: the Misses
Georgiana Sones, Mary Moore, Dot
Dobel, Neva Dowd, Janet Reid, Imo-
gene Payne, Bonnie fleming, Mary
Ann Riddle, Shirley Maddux, Vir-
ginia Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LuaI|in Hosts at
Wedding Reception Sunday =.

After their marriage Sunday noon
in Yuma, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Luallin of San Diego motored to Ell
Centre where they were guests Of
honor at reception given in their
honor by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Luallin
881 Woodward avenue.
The house was festive with red
and white chrysanthemums and
during the afternoon a number of
friends called. Mr.. Luallin is a
former resident of Imperial and
the brother of Carl and Athol Lual-
lin of El Centro. He is a graduate
of Imperial high school and attend
ed Central junior college.
Mrs. Luallin made a charming
picture in her wedding outfit. a
smart rust colored suit with which
she wore a corsage of gardenias and