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ADAM A. WEsCHLER ( SON. Auctjopeers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
1928 BEACH DRIVE NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
1928 BEACH DRIVE NoRTHWEsT. ~
BY virtue OF deed Of trust recorded
Of the land records Of the District Of Co
cured thereby. the undersigned trustee
viii oner for sale by public auction, in
5SH. q PIsmis' p9Y THuESRAY 81 IaA The
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following
described property IN the District OF Co
lum9is to-%t: Lot numbered ten I0'
IN Edson W Briggs ComDany's subd-
vs,on qi h,nais 1os IN ,SIsrs numbered ,wenIy
plat recorded in the once OF the surveyor
Tor the District OF Columbia in Liber 90.
folio l?S; subject TO the covenants and
rights OF record.
chase money 10 be paid in cash, balance
in equal lnstallments represented by prom
lssory notes of purcha~ PAYABLE in one
two and three wears. with interest at six
per cent per annum from day OF sale.
PAYABLE semi annually. secured by first
cash at option of purchaser deposit
OF 81 900 REQUIRED OF purchaser at sale
Examination OF title. conveyancing. re-
cording. revenue stamps and notarial fees
piled with within thirty 900 days from
oav Of sale. otherwise trustee reserves the
right 10 resell property al risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser. after fve davS
paper published in Washington. D. c. or
deposit NAV be forfeited or without for
feitinR deposit trustee NAV avail itself
OF any lesal or EQUITABLE rights AGAINST
# THE ifa! MAsH1NeToS iSas9sS' LOAN & TRUST GO.
TRUSTEE. BY ALFRED H LAWSON.
Vict President je13d&ds,eXSu
,ruoc ourn ,oN .r-r,DNrEpe
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
81. T.! o1ezloofins Rock creek PAX: M
near Silver Sprins Nd; priced at S665.
Shepherd 1850.
ADJOINING GOLF COURSE IN NEARBY
feet ready for building. Country, club
Phone Georgia a?o@.
ggEAuTIFUL sEsIDENTiAL SITES IN
leavins city; Will sell reasonable. Green
VERY DESIRABLE GROUP OF LOTS
zoned for row houses. in convenient SECTION
OF Va; reasonably priced. Box 33-B. Star.
SACRIFICE SALE. CHEVERLY. MD. . RE-
prose%.nts' '01' 1so. 00SS o@NER. s3s Em.rson :
1891 ?l'
ARLINGTON, vA.-cHolcE SITE. soxi1o:
town town "sD' s.m oWHER dS oxford 6iao-@ 6fa %9""
LOT .5xloo, lst COMM. ON BLADENs,..
burg burg I'd near Sears Roebuck oa sale or VII
Sl.4oo FOR 4 LOT so. FIT, WIDE, IN
THCS. L. PHILLIPS. Cleveland 300 until
p.m.
2 2nd ne ceoMMERc1EAL; on FOOT FOOT OF OF lst ST ST,
50. IT.. 65c per It. Call MR. oCoNNoR,
District 3l00
BUILDERS! BUILDERS!
q lots with all improvements, 500 "a.
Part cash. balance behind construction
loan. Location-l blk. north Of Western
ave- kELLEY. STE STEELE E BRANNER.
1927 Eye St. NV. Dist ,i41.
BUILDERS ATTENT1ON-S150 EACH.
number of community group lots 10.
Gated near the intersection OF Pa. and
Alabama aves. Sc Highest city elevation;
water and sewer has Just become available
LARGE SHADED LOTS-Sl 900 EACH.
Woodland section of Greenwich Forest
Just OF GEORGETOWN rd. Lots facing Lam
bert rd.; average size. 65'xl5 so. Will
finance and subordinate part of the pur-
chase price behind construction loan. Call
Mr.. Towbes
GARDEN CITY,
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
LOTS. $3.50. LOTS.
On Lee highway near Glebe I'd. Mini
mum lot so feet wide. including all i'm
provements. A well-planned and highly
restricted community.
Homestes Sold.
A. E. LANDVOIGT,
Realtor Exclusive Agent
911 18th St. NV. District 7666.
coLoRED-;LoTs IN DEANwooD AND
help build. District a170.
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PACKARD 1897 "s" 4-door trunk sedan
This car is in perfect condition and re-
ducpd in price for quick sale. Fully Rlef-
anieed: low terms. Barnes Motors l1ao
o2QN
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

I-lOOTW I1OUOE,
Reconditioned like brand-new: rent for
So 80. sell for $3.50. IBIS Lewis st
ne. Call NJ. SIEGEL. Adams 693I. or
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OLDSMOBILE l937 6-cyl de luxe coupe:
black; 5000 miles; clean as a new car:
xS49. See Mr.. Flood. dealer. 1921 Conn.
Cleveland
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OLDSMOBILE 1895 ts, 4-door trunk
sedan, with radio: excellent appearance
and perfect mechanical condition; S5t5
fully guaranteed low terms Barnes Mo-
LOIS. 122 l4th NV Decatur 2San.
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PACKARD 1888 Viz convertible sedan;
2l,000 miles; private owner will sacrif,ce
Write BOX olR-Z Star
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PACKARD 1887 door touring sedan. eco
nomical 6-cylinder: in hne condition
mechanically and appearance We don
believe you can duplicate this car At the
low price OF S5.,5 in the city. Ask for MI
Collie L. p. steuart. Inc. 1925 l4th s..
NV Decatur 3S03
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
WHY sacrif,ce your car for small
WA amount? Let an experienced sales
man place 1t for you on a consignment
basis Phone Mr.. Pond, Walnut ROO.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
Whether Car Is Paid for or Not.
BARNES MOTORS. 1929 14th st.
Best Prices-Cash at Once!
SUPERIOR MOTORS,
18th and p NV. Dupont 1900.
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OLDSMOBILE 1897 trunk sedan-Eight-
cylinder motor. built-in radio, heater, spe-
cial fnish. white wall tires: new-car con-
dition: price S1s5. Warheld Motor Co.
:. n..,- AdannS HQAh
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

excellent shape; priv owner. Call Green
wood 217O for inspection.
CHEVROLET 1894 platform truck. refin-
ished. reconditioned: all six good tires.
long wheelbase, dual rear wheels: real
truck BARGAIN. Price. 1898. Warfleld
Motor Co. 2525 Sherman ave. NV.
Adams 5000.
FORD 1894 dump. hydraulic hoist. dual
wheels with high tread tires; completely
rehnshed and guaranteed: S336. War
field Motor Co.. 1925 Sherman ave. NV
Adamx 5000
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PACKARD 1880 limousine black. all GOOD
tires GOOD running condition and clean
throughout: a bargain at Sl5 90 War
field Motor Co., 1928 Sherman ave. NV.
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oLDsMoBILES 1896 6-cyl, 2-door touring
sedans S5"5; several 10 choose from
choice of colors; all thoroughly recondi-
toned and backed by our written guar
sntee L. p. Steuart. Inc. 1925 18th St.
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Adjoining Indian Spring Coli Course, you
can buy the finest homes of modern con =
struction and planned convenience at
most moderate prices Surprisingly low
cash payment and balance including nrin- :
cipal interest and taxes like rent.
MOSS REALTY CO..
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OLDSMOBLE 935 6-cyl.. 2-door touring
sedan, S39a: demonstration will con-
vince you that this clean. beautiful ear u
a real. honest bargain: blue fntsh. ny
drsulic brakes: sold with l.. p Steusrt
written guarantee; terms. L. P Steuart.
Inc I3o5 l4th st NV Decatur 4SnS
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TWELVE MILES
FROM THE WHITE HOUSE
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Is OF the finest and most picturesque
acres you ever saw; big seVen-room house
located IN magnificent grove OF huge shade
electricity and telephone Well feet
square and 40 feet deep walled with stone
giving Suffcient capacity for any demand;
spring and stream on the property plenty
OF outbuldines, long trontage paved
ma in highway: county road at rear. I'm
measurable opportunity to develop country
/ estate Priced way below adjacent farms
this one can be purchased for IS 900; terms
/ If desired. Call. phone OF write for di-
rections
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
92j New York Ave NV Natl 9197.
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PLYMOUTH 1894 .-door sedan. Every
thing about this car indicates the best
of care by its one former owner. Gun
you would like them. New radio. tops IN
value. S@95 Terms and trade Com
munitv Motors. Inc, 1921 Wis. ave.
Wis 5000
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
S4.SOO.OO.

Shown by Appointment
630 sligo ave. Silver Spring, Md-6
rooms bath. butlt-in sarage: nice lot and
improved street. Mr.. DARNELL, ehep-
herd 500.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.

PETWORTH BAHGA1N.
Near st. GabrieTs Church and Grant
Circle. This is q 20-ft.. 6-room- nd bath
house; hwd. floors, nice front porch
screened double rear porches 2-car brick
garage. AWNINGS arA screen. IN now j,
condition, elec refre.. h.-w. heat. Price
has been srestly reduced for quick sale
Snr price and terms. call Mr.. Lynch, Adams
"a26
.wAPl.E 4 JAMES. INC.
, 1874 14th 81. NV District a3AS.
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'LYMOUTH "a de luxe sedan with trunk
popular hydraulic brake job with no-draft
'entilators; floating power engine 500
lown s. $50 Rrr month for months rs,rs in
addison Chevrolet 1897 Irving st. nv.
dams
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PLYMOUTH I936 de luxe 4-door tourins
sedan. built-ip trunk. gray safety steel
body without mar. clean upholstery
shows no wear. hne floating power engine
hydraulic brakes. noted for economy and
effcIency excellent tires S4i5: guar
anteed easy terms Steuart Motors 6th
and N, Y. ave. NV. Natl. 5000. Open
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PACKARD ] 937 coupe Ills" with rum
BILE seat; 5000 miles; like new: will sacri-
Ace for X66. Phone Adams los
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SOUTHEAST.
1909 SOUTHERN AVE.

New 6-room and bath brick Colonial
home OF finest construction. located in a
extra wide boulevard street only few
minutes from downtown yet situated in
semi suburban section right in the
District. This beautiful home has every
thlne to recommend it to the most fas-
tidious buyer. who naturally wants the
best there Is for low price on easy
terms This Is the last home OF the group
and the builder is willing to make q real
sacrifice both as TO price. down payment
and terms Don't fail to include this in
your list OF inspections. It's genuinely a
Open daily and Sunday
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DODGE '36 4-door tour. sedan: guaran-
teed recently overhsuled and timed, very
good mechanically; unpaid balance. some
cash Randolph l143. Daytime, District
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PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan, ex-taxi-
cab. in good condition, S125 cash.; be
seen after & nj, o36 K ST Nv. Apt. ,
PLYMOUTH 1913. de luxe @-door trunk
sedan $3.50 Also 1895 4-door trunk sedan
S415. and 2-door trunk sedan. $3.50
All these cars are excellent mechanically
and perfect in appearance. Fully eusran-
teed; low terms Barnes Motors. 1929 14th
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Exposition OF Work
Presented At
MeIoLond School

MELOLAND, May 24.-The pri-
mary room under the supervision of
Mrs. Edith Fluter terminated their
work on Homes with a very color
full Exposition at the school Friday
morning.
The room was gaily decorated for
the occasion. Tiny booths were
decorated with crepe paper flowers
made bv the children's mothers.
All work that had been made dur
ing the year was exhibited on these
booths. Little Negro dolly door
stops, crepe paper may baskets.
booklets, and modelling were ex-
hibited.
A miniature home and child
dressed to represent that country
were also features of this exhibit.
Indians by their tepees, tree boys in
three tree homes, Eskimo boys in
Eskimo land Dutcn boys and girls
in Holland, a little girl dressed in
native Samoan grass skirt, and a
japanese tea garden completed the
exposition.
The Exposition was well attended
by the mothers and friends at Melo-
land.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Mrs. WaLstron1
HonOred At
Party

CALIPATRIA, May % - A very
gay party of recent date was the
one given by Mrs. Clyde Powell in
honor CT Mrs. l.. A. Walstrom. The
telephoned invitations requested
each one to Come dressed as you
are and the costumes worn
represented early morning as well
as late evening styles.
Mrs Walstrom who was leaving
to make her home elsewhere, was
given parting gift.
The hostess served dessert ana
bridge was played until a late hour.
Mrs. Harold Hoffman and Mrs
Ralph Butler won the prizes.
Others present were Mrs. Wiley
Manning. Mrs. M. j. Augenstein
Mrs. j. A. Wallace, Mrs. w. d.
CHATTER, Mrs w. M. Gates. Mrs
VIM. Fowler, Mrs NJ l.. McKendry.
and Mrs. Jack Bryant
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
CaHpatria EbeU
Club Meets For
Luncheon

CALIPATRIA, May % The last
meeting OF the Ebell club was held
at the home OF Mrs. w. B. Dixon
in the North End district. A pot
luck dinner was served to eighteen
members and guests.
Miss Adella Travers gave the
program, a sketch of the life and
work of Arnold Gentle, famous
photographer.
Prize for the best program given
during the year went to Miss Ira
vers. Programs awarded honorable
mention were those given by Mrs.
Irma Mccullough, Mrs. w b. Dix
on, Miss Ruth Asbury and Mrs.
Herbert Reedy.
Prize for the one VINO wrote the
best review of all the programs
went to Mrs. Herbert Reedy.
The programs for next year
were distributed and a very inter-
esting year is anticipated.
Those present were Miss Adella
Travers, Miss Loie Montgomery,
Miss Ruth Asbury, Miss Eleanor
Lechler Miss Elizabeth DetWeiler.
Miss Julia Riley, Mrs. w. B. Dix
on, Mrs. Wiley Manning, Mrs. Irms
Mccullough, Mrs. M. L. Mckendry
Mrs. Herbert Reedy, Mrs. G.. Roy
Thomson, Mrs. c. A. Sperry, Mrs
Arthur Williams, Mrs. j. G. Writ
Mrs Edward Rademacher and Mrs
w. j. Young, Miss Dorothy ReedA
was a guest of the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Acacia 4-H Club
Girls Entertain
At Party

Acacia Al club girls honored
their mothers and their teacher,
Mrs Lucy Palmerlee, at a party in
the Acacia school Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Palmerlee was the surprised
honored guest at a handkerchief
shower given by the mothers. She
was also presented with lovely gifts
from the young people in her room.
all of whom were present.
Delightful refreshments were
served and social hour followed
Honored guests were Mrs. c. w.
Dyer, Mrs. T. l.. Lytle. Mrs. E. J.
Rhoades, Mrs. Mike Procsal. Mrs.
Corrigan, Mrs. Mendeville, Mrs. r.
j. Ballou. Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell
Mrs. Percy Baum, Mrs. Lucy Pal
merlee, Mrs. Maurice Graves. Mrs
l.. G.. Littrell, Mrs. ID. j. HaWes,
Mrs. M E. Flores, Mrs. Fred Proc
sal, Mrs. Alymer Nichols, Mrs. j.
Bloemsma, Mrs. w. T. Lyons, Mrs
M. C. Norris, Mrs. w. S. LeF'evre.
Mrs. L. NJ. Crumrine, Mrs. Drexel
Corfman, Mrs. Betty Watson, Mrs
Helen Walker and Miss Laura Gil
strap.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Secretary Ickes,
Jane DahIrnon
Wed In Dublin

WASHINGTON, May "a. oUP)-
Secretary of Interior Harold L..
Ickes and Miss Jane Dahlman, of
Milwaukee, Wis, were married today
at 8 am, in Dublin, Ireland, friends
of the couple announced here today.
Mrs. Ickes is a sister of Mrs.
Wilmarth Ickes whose husband, a
son of the secretary, died in 1886
Mrs. Ickes is 25 years old and Ickes
is 64.
The bride, a red headed beauty
was an honor graduate of Smith
college. Northampton, Mass. Her
romance with member of PreSi-
dent Roosevelt's cabinet passed al
most unnoticed in the capital al
though inquiries within the past
month about possible wedding plans
were met by denials from all con-
cerned.
The ceremony was performed at
Adelaide Road church. Dublin, by
the Rev Dr. r. T. Hanna Mrs.
IckeS went abroad some weeks ago
and was joined in Dublin today by
her groom. She has been a guest
at the home of her uncle. John
Cudahy United States minister to
the Irish Free State.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Librarians Attend Association
Convention in Los Angeles

Agnes Ferris Bigelow, Ell Centre
librarian, and Lois Cosand acting
librarian of the county library, re-
turned to the valley over the week.
end after attending the California
Library associations convention in
Los Angeles.
AT the final banquet, Dr. Ben
jamin H. Lehman, professor of lit
erature at the University of Cali
fornia, was the main speaker. Sew
eral authors were present and they
were called upon for short talks.
Authors present were Frank Soul
ly, Konrad Bercovici, Helen Haines,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Lamb Robert
Berkov, Ruth Mckee. A. I. Bez-
zerideS and Marguerite Harrison.
DR.. Claude Buss, associate pro-
fessor of International relations at
use, gave an interesting talk
during the session.
AT the business meeting, Charles
Brown. of the American Library as
sociation, proposed change in the
California association. He recon-
mended that Nevada and California
be included in the association This
arrangement would enable the
smaller Libraries to have a part in
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
High School, Junior
College Hold
Baccalaurate

BRAWLEY, May % With
Reverend Robert Key, vicar of the
All Saints Episcopal church Civ
ing the invocation, Baccalaureate
services for the Brawley junior col
lege and high school were held
Sunday evening May %, in the
high school auditorium.
The program was: Professional,
Building" Sibelius by Girls Glee
club; invocation, Reverend Robert
Key; Light, Stevenson, by Mar
garet Clark; scripture reading,
Reverend A. j. Price, pastor of the
First Baptist church; prayer, Rev
erend Floyd M. Reeves, pastor,
First Methodist church; response,
Ave Maria, Aradelt, Junior Sex
tette; Margaret Clark, Wanda Lef-
ner. Betty Moore, Alene NevinS,
Marjorie Pearson and Hollis Riley;
hymn, Day is Dying in the West
congregation.
Sermon, Reverend T. F.. Allen,
pastor Magnolia Mulberry church
hymn, 20 God, Our Help in Ages
Past" congregations benediction
Reverend w. r. Williams, pastor
Free Methodist church. Wanda
Lefner will accompany as the org
aniSt.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
AWayds Presented
To Essay Contest
Winners

IMPERIAL, May % - Mrs. Mary
Morris, OF Holdkzom Unit No. 1O7,
of the American Legion auxiliary
presented an AmericaniSm pro
gram recently at the high school.
The program was as follows
violin solo by Jack Henselmeier:
Americanism essay by Helen Carle-
ton who won second award; trump
ct sClo by Fred Dorrschuck; essay
by Vina Lehman, winner of the
first award; vocal trio, Irene Tay-
lOr, Ruth Foster and Milly Foster.
Mrs. Katherine Keller of Braw-
ley, 22nd district first vice -presi-
dsnt, presented the medals for
first and second awards to Vina
Lehmann and Helen Carleton.
The poppy awards were present.
ed by Mrs. Helen Murphy. Baron
Auriemma, baritone, was presented
by G.. H. Madden, principal of the
high school. Auriemma was ac-
companied by Mrs. Margaret Rau.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24

Mrs Ed Harrington was installed
as president of the Boyce Aten
unit of the American Legion auxil-
iary Monday night at the Veterans
Memorial hall
A joint ceremony was conducted
with the new officers of the auxili-
ary juniors. Mrs. Lulu Squirting,
twenty second district president
was the installing officer.
Other officers installed for the
auxiliary were Mrs. Felix Lehman,
first president; Mrs. Arthur
Roberts, second vice president; Miss
Helen Davis, secretary treasurer;
Mrs. c. Taylor, chaplain; Mrs. Ally
mer Thompson, historian; Mrs. Aline
Hughes, sergeanC-at- arms; Mrs.
Frank o. CriSs, marshall.
Committee members are Mrs.
John Kuhn, Mrs. Charles Farrell
and Mrs. Fred Riddle. Mrs. Hugh
c. Davis is the retiring president.
Junior officers installed were
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Boyee Aten Auxiliary Holds
Joint Installation

Marjorie Roberts. president; Janet
Smaller, first president: Hazel
Lehman. second vice president:
Grace Thompson. secrtary- -trasur-
er; Kathleen Kieffer. sergeant-at-
arms; Janet Thompson. marshall:
and Betty Lou Johnson. chaplain.
Alberta Hanson was the retiring
president.
A fitted overnight case was pre-
sented to Mrs. Davis, and an auxil-
iary ring with the Legion emblem
was presented 10 Alberta. Mrs.
Squirting was presented with
beautiful cake plate I'm apprecia-
ton of her assistance. Mrs. Davis
presented a beautiful piece of pot
terry to Mrs. Leslie Conn in appre-
citation of her work as secretary
treasurer.
All the officers. elected and re-
tiring we're given corsages.
Mrs. r. N. Keller of Brawley.
tWenty-second district first vice.
president, and a group of members
Of the Brawley unit, and a delega-
ton from Calexico attended the
meeting.
Following the ceremony, refresh
ments were served with Mrs. Leslie
Conn in charge. She was assisted
by Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Kuhn, and
Mrs. Thompson.
At the business meeting, the unit
voted to pay their share of the
purchase price of Hipass health
camp.
Plans for the poppy sale to be
held in Ell Centro Saturday were
made Mrs. Harrington, chairman.
will be assisted by unit members
and members of the Junior organi-
zation.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Wilson Recreation Committee
Plans Graduation Party

Plans for a party honoring mem
bers of the graduating class of
Wilson school, are being made by
members of the Recreation program
committee of the Parent Teachers
association.
The party will be on June fol-
lowing the graduation exercises. 1t
will be held in the high school
gymnasium.
Music will be furnished by the
high school orchestra. A gay dec
Grafton theme has been chosen by
the committee in charge.
The last regular party on the
program took place Friday night in
the Ten Thousand club.
Mrs. r. C. Barter is chairman of
the program which was organized
for pupils of the eighth grade. A
series of games were taught the
pupils by Bob Landerman who also
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Society
Clubs
Federation Plans
Executive Board
Meeting

The Highest Minds Fix the STAN
dards", this theme chosen by Mrs.
David A. Fraser, president of the
Southern District of the California
Federation of Womens clubs, will
be the keynote for the final execu-
tive board meeting of the year, $50
am. Thursday, House of Hospitality,
Balboa Park.
Styled as instruments of actions"
the district chairmen will give Fact
O-Graph reports and "On The Rec
ord" interviews will be given by the
five county presidents. The presi-
dents will be questioned by district
chairmen who will act as reporters.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Mrs. Henry Hora
Honored At
Surprise Party

JASPER. May "a. - A surprise
party and handkerchief shower was
given Saturday afternoon, May 81
in honor of Mrs. Henry Hora at her
home.
A lovely dinner set was also pre-
sented her by her sons and daugh-
ters. The afternoon was enjoyed
by playing the games of fiddle sticks
and $500.
Ice cream and cake were served
as refreshments.
Present were MeSdames Hoyt
Parker, l.. Kral, j. Fiala, F.. c.
Cihak. A. j. Magin, Lud Hora, H. T..
Neidiffer, F. M. Pardue and George
HOra
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24

Imperial May 24.-Members of
Rose Mesquite home department
will meet at 1920 am. Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Frank Maupin
on Imperial avenue.
1t will be an all-day meeting
with pot-luck luncheon at noon.
The main business will be the ap-
pointment of committee members.
Miss Florence Glenn, home DEM
onstration agent, will discuss Con
sumers' Buying of Hosiery.
The last meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Ed Latham, east
of Imperial. Mr.. Underwood of
the Brawley Bank of America dis
cussed the FILA.
Election of officers was the main
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Miss Edith Redit To
Take Position At
San Diego State

Miss Edith Redit will leave the
valley after school closes to accept
the position of supervisor in the
training school at San Diego State
college. The position will become
effective in September.
The position covers the early
childhood levels in the training of
children.
Miss Redit, who is well known in
the valley, has been instruction su-
pervisor for Imperial county for the
past four years.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24
Society society OF Interest to Women
Clubs
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar

TUESDAY
Methodist class. $50, Dubois
ranch.
Business women, 7:15, Barbara
Worth.
Jobs Daughters, 1880, Masonic
Temple.
Zcna North recital. 1880. 10000
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Williams
recital, 8, Baptist church.
American Legion, 8, Veterans
WEDNESDAY,
& of c directors. IL, Barbara
Worth.
Ladies Day, golf club.
Eagles, 8, 500 Broadway.
Oh ir practice, 8, Christian
"lurch.
Advanced bridge, postponed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24

taught them a group OF old-lashion-
ed dances like the Paul Jones and
Virginia Reel
AS the program progressed, mod
ern dances were taken up with
Wooda Blesy as the teacher.
Members Of Mrs Barter'S com
mittee are the Mesdamcs S. p. Will
liamS, Dwight Smith Palmer Bar
rett. H. K. McClimans. Herbert Holt.
Edward ii. Law, Mike Zavala, Frank
Console, Warren Sage and A. b.
Hanson.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-05-24

Miss Mildred Record and Mrs.
d. v. Stewart of Imperial we're
the first and second prize winners
at the final party of Dams Entire
bridge section Monday night.
Members met at the Ten Thou
sand club and then went to the
international club in Calexico in
group for dinner.
Bridge losers were the hostesses
to the winners. Hostesses were Mrs.
c. S. Reed, Mrs. Ruth Teeple Reid,
Mrs. d. " Stewart, Mrs. l.. G..
Niles. Miss Mildred Record and Miss
Edna Martin.