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Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1938-05-01
VaIuableS

What have you included on your list of valuabes-
diamond rings other precious stones, and jeWe1y,
costly furs and expensive clothes? These things will pass
away IN time and we left in poverty. Someone
said something this effect HE who steals my purse,
steals trash, but he who robs of my good name,
steals all and makes poor indeed Further the Good
Book says "a good is better than precious ONT
1nent." Thus heading list of valuables let put
down Good Name. No has experienced any
i'll effects of a good name. The evils of the world
round every side, and to maintain good name
that must stand out against the crowd and
uphold the right 1t is easy task to live in the world
and not be of the world 1t takes courage, and
comes from God. To keep good must remen
Der always that and God makes the majority 1t mat
tiers not about the eers of the world at whatever the
cost maintain good
= Patience is another valuable. To be patient means
the salvation of many things Some of the best things
of this life have through patience Don't be too
quick to give up the struggle fight when it is for
a good Pause Heights of great reached and kept
We're not attained by sudden flight" says the poet
sometimes takes years of patient toll realize the
goal of efforts and today the our cvza
ton the fruits of the patient Our fathers back yon
der did not give up praying for freedom-they pa
ent and though of them died before their pray
ers were answered., others kept praying and today
enjoying the blessings of their prayers The race
is not to the swift but to those who endure the
The scripture says Better the of thing than the
beginning thereof and the patient in spirit better
than the proud spirit
: Probably greatest example of patience is in the
character of Job We know how he was stripped of his
riches and finally put down in dreaded form disease
yet he remained patient and servant of Cod He was
in the end rewarded for his fathfulness and re-
stored to greater heights than before
On list of valuables have included two i'm
portant things: l. Good Name 2. Patience. These will
mean more than all the riches ever possess
These are lasting virtues There still others which
did not mention in this issue, but hope to at some
other time. asnA
Afro-American courier. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1926-19??, 1938-05-01
Announcements
Commencement Exercises of YazOO High School No. g
Yazoo city, mississippi, May 1891 1888

The faculty and graduating class of High School
No cordially invites you and your friends to attend
cur 9TH anniversary as 4year high school at the
Afro Auditorium.
Commencement Week
Monday May -JuniorSenior prom, Prof Jor-
dan Walker sponsor.
q Wednesday, May 25th-Dramatic Club drama
Ewes of Love- Miss Henderson, sponsor.
8 Thursday May 26th-Industria Exhibit, from 10 100
a. M TO p m. Prof McGhee and Mrs. Heine Wburn,
sponsors.
4. Friday night May 27th-Class Night, the princ
pal, sponsor
s. Sunday, May 29th-Annual Sermon at 300 p. M
g. Monday, May Gotham Operetta: "The Magic
Maker"-Glee Club Miss Ida Mccoy, sponsor.
T. Tuesday, May 31st-8th Grade Promotion Exer
cises Miss Mary Ruth Hair, teacher, at 1000 a. M
g. Tuesday, May 31st-Senior Glass Graduation
500 p M Annual Address by Prof Chas H. Wilson, A
B.. M. A., Teacher of Social Science Alcom College, Al
corn Miss.
r. J. KOONCE, Superintendent
n D. TAYLOR, Principal.
Program of graduating class Of High School No. 2
Friday night May 9th 1888 at 500 p M in the audi
tCrum.
l. Glass Song composed by Miss Mary Wilson
class Of '38.
8. Goodbye, Old High School, song-Class of 49,
4. Glass Presidents Address-Mr. Vivian King
5. Mantle Oraton-Miss Johnnye Thomas.
6. Piano Soo-Mss Louise Irving.
7. Glass Historian-Mr. Hubert Owens
8. Glass Oratos-Mr. VIM. Scott
8. Glass Poet-Miss Alice O'Relley.
TO- Duet, "By the Bend of The River, Edward Dies
Misses Ceestine Mitchell and Lettie Ball.
H. Glass Prophecy-Miss Asa Lee Gates
r. Glass Biography-Miss Alice Johnson
- Inst. No.-Mss ANGELA Weber.
Ia Presentation of Glass key-Miss Mary Wilson.
15 Key acceptance-Miss Jewel Wedlow.
&c. Glass Will-Miss Bensie Metzer.
II. Solo: Just A-Wearyng For YOU" Fl. T. Bur
leigh-Miss Celestne Mitchell
IS. Glass Giftorian-Miss Hilton Mosey.
49, Benediction-
Outstanding Members of the Class of 3S
Miss Hilton Mosely-The most beautiful girl
Mr.. Hubert Owens-The most handsome boy.
Miss Wilma Jacksonville most popular girl.
Mr. Whayland Lee-The most popular boy.
Miss Wilma Jacksonville best scholar
Miss Lettie Ball-The End best scholar.
Yozoo City, Mss, Tuesday Evening, May 81 at
$3.50 O'clock At st. Stephens N. E. Church
Seventh Anniversary As -Four Year High School
PROGRAM
Processonal-"God of Our Fathers
SOng-Senior Glass.
Ivocaton-Rev. J. d. Wheaton,
Song: Happy Days Are Gding"-Senior Glass.
SalutatOry-MSS Lettie Ball.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13

Ihe nominating committee of the
Business and Professional Women's
club presented a slate of officers to
the members at their meeting Tues
day night at the home of Mrs. Doro-
thea Tredenick.
Mrs. Leah Boyer, Mrs. Ruby Bar
thel ana Mrs. Barbara Rawles serv-
ed as the nominating committee.
The slate presented was: Mrs
inertia Thompson, president; Hazel
Smith, president; Evelyn Allen,
treasurer; Mrs. Vera Grant, record
ing secretary; and Lois CoSand,
corresponding secretary.
Officers will be elected at the
next meeting, set for Tuesday, April
26.
AT the business meeting, Mrs.
Thompson gave a report on the
talk made by Joseph Won Klein
schmidt at the Southern district
convention at Del Mar. Mrs. Lucy
Adair, club president, gave COM
plete report of the rest of the con-
Vention.
Mrs. Barthel explained two pro-
posed legislative bills to come up
before the state legislature.
Games were played after the
business session with high prizes
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Society
Clubs
Mrs. Charles Long
axes Honors At
Social Club

Mrs. Charles Long took high
bridge honors at the White Shrine
social club meeting and luncheon
Tuesday in the tea room of the
Ten Thousand club.
Second high honors for contract
were accorded Mrs. w. j. McClel-
land. High score for auction was
won by Mrs. Elvira McBratten of
CaleXico.
The Easter motif was carried out
in the table decorations and re-
freShmentS Mrs. John Kuhn and
Mrs. Charles Long furnished the
lovely spring flowers and arranged
the tables.
Mrs. Grace Kennedy of Brawley
won the door prize which was a
large box of candied grape fruit
donated by Mrs Clifford w. Nc
Arthur.
Present from Ell Centro were the
MeSdames U. L. Martin. Clifford
w. Macarthur, A. N. Bucklin, Ben
Hulse, E. N. d. Hatch, Duane Stat
ford, A. w. Knudsen, John Kuhn,
Charles Long. w. j. McClelland
and George Damron.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Business Women Nominate
Club Officers for 1893

going to Theda Deem and Mrs.
Carrie Wright for one game, and
the consolation prizes to Mrs. Bar
bara Rawles and Mrs. Vera Grant,
Mrs. Muriel Christian was the VIM
ner of the other game.
A piano solo was presented by
Jack York Hazel Smith sang two
solos. True Confession and You're
The One Rose, accompanied by
Daisy Rapson.
A delicious salad, Easter candies,
and chocolate were served.
Guests present were Janice
Brown, heda Deem, Daisy Rapson,
Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mrs. Edna
GertZ.
Members present were the Mes
danes Sarah Kendall, Frances York,
Dorothea Treienick, Evalyn B. Wes-
terfield, Carrie Wright, Nellie
Brown, Barbara Rawles, Ruby Bar
thel, Merta Thompson, Muriel
Christian, Carmen Gibson, Vera
Grant, Leah Boyer, Lucy Adair,
Myrtle Carroll
The Misses Allie Word, Estella
Falla, Evelyn Allen, Berenice Modem,
Grace StockWell Lois CoSand and
Hazel Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
World Friendship
Circle Holds
Meeting

Mrs. Leslie Carrie, newly elected
president Of the World Friendship
Circle of the Presbyterian church,
presided over her first regular meet
ing Tuesday at the church.
The program opened with deVo-
tions by Mrs. Arno G. Yaeckel, who
read excerpts from Harry Emerson
Fosdyck's book, The Hope of the
World".
A Skit showing the work, educa-
tion and outlook of the Negro popu-
lation in the United States, was
presented with Mrs. Carle and Mrs.
Clyde Dyer in charge. The skit
was entitled, Il Want to BE a
Christian"
A reading was given by Mrs. Mar
garet Black that was written by
Mrs. E. Stanley Jones on her i'm
pressions Of the United States when
she returned from India.
AT the business session the group
stressed attending the special noon
day Holy Week services.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Miss Jerry Marts,
H. T. Onsfott
Wed In Yuma

Miss Jerry Marts became the
bride of H. T. Onstott, Los Angeles
in lovely ceremony Tuesday night
in Yuma.
The bride was attractively attir-
ed in a rose colored dress with con-
trasting accessories, and she wore
a corsage of gardeniaS.
Accompanying the couple to Yuma
were the grooms brothers. Frank
OnStott of Ell Centre. Carroll On
stott of Los Angeles, N r. OnStott
and Mrs. OnStott of Calexico. Miss
Frances Fernando of BraWley, Miss
Ruby Monroe of Calexico, and jim
CaSOn Of FL Centre.
Miss Fernandez assisted Miss
MartS as bridesmaid and Frank
Onstott was best man for his
brother.
The couple will make their home
in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Legion Auxiliary
Hears Talk On
Toy Library

At the American Legion auxiliary
meeting Tuesday night Wanda
Ackley of Wilson school, gave a talk
OH the toy loan library that is be-
ing sponsored by the Wilson school
pupils.
She explained the purpose of the
library and asked the auxiliary for
discarded toys.
AS part of the program, a motion
picture OF the South Sea Islands
and the sugar industry was shown
through the courtesy of Fred l..
Riddle.
The unit voted to invite Mrs.
Lulu Squirting, twenty-second dis
trict president, to the installation
set for Nav %
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Methodist Services
Being Held

Special Holy Week services are
being held at the Ell Centro First
Methodist church, at Olive and
Eighth streets.
Wednesday, 7;3O-CYoung Peoples
NighD - solo. Calvary, Barbara
Hatch duet. ut Was For Me-. Bar
bara and Dudley Hatch. Sermon,
II Wish I Had Been Told This
Twenty Years Ago"
Thursday, 7;3O-Solo, There is
Green Hill Far Away" by Dorothy
Bowling. Sermon, The Way to
Victorious Living, Rev. Johnson.
Friday, 7:30-Special Conservation
and Communion service-a service
you won't want to miss. Anthem
God So Loved The World; Quar-
tette Rock of Ages, .RosairS and
Eugene Moore, Barbara and Dud-
ley Hatch; solo, THE Crucifixion"
Elizabeth Waterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Clyde Stephensons
Entertain At
Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stephenson
entertained at dinner Tuesday night
at their home in Ell Centro, in
honor of friends and relatives who
were former residents of the state
of Washington.
The dining room was beautifully
decorated in a Spanish motif with
the theme carried out in the table
appointments.
Present we're Mr.. and Mrs II. p.
Brown and son Keith of Los An
geles, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mccall
of Imperial Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
Coates of Ell Centre, Harold
Stephenson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephenson.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Skating Party Held
By Ell Centrans
At HoItUiIIe

One score and sixteen Ell Cen
trans skated away the hours at
the Holtville rink Tuesday night
as the guests of Grace Cook and
Gene Rex
Invited guests were Beatrice c.
ker, Frances Folds, Hulda Free
Juanita Horton, Elizabeth Howard,
Frances Johnson, Jean Johnson,
Mary Leo Johnson, Phyllis Johnson,
Zola Beth Johnson, Bernice Hurst,
Bobbie Lindgren, Ruby Norris, Ha-
eel Reynolds, Betty Smyer, Adeline
Whisenhunt, Cathryn Woodward,
Dorothy woodward.
Oliver Coker, George Dickerson,
Howard Dickerson, Joe James, Ray
Knight, Kenneth Lambeth, Ray
Mitchell, Bill Myer, Joe Myer, Bob
by Neale, Junior Robertson, Jimmy
Rex, Cy Reed, Dave Rogers, Spud
White and Marvin Walker, and the
host and hostess, Gene Rex and
Grace Cook.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Welfare Section Fills Easter
Baskets at Meeting

meeting and now have about five
pounds, which will be sent to a
Los Angeles hospital.
Assisting Mrs. Bradshaw as hos
tesses were Mrs. Rudy Sholder and
Mrs. Lee Wolfe.
Present were tie Mesdames Rog-
er Acher. George Adams, Colon
Barrett, T. K. Fluke, Eddie Mills,
Gerald Port, the Misses Helen Bez-
decheck, Maria Birkhauser, Mary
Brown, Josephine Eady Marie
KnudSen, Rheta Percival, Margaret
Plemons, Verna Ruggles, Mae
Thomas. Clitus Townsend and a
guest, Inez Smith.
The next meeting will be held
Tuesday. April 26 at the home of
Agnes Pennington, 88l Commercial
avenue, with Verna Ruggles and
Mrs. Adams assisting as cohos-
tpSSpS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
FL Centrans Plan To
Attend Convention

Plans are being made by valley
knights Templar and Royal Arch
MasonS to attend the grand lodge
conventions over the week lend in
Santa Monica.
Charles L. Chiiders and H. r.
Anderson will represent the Ell Cen
tro Royal Arch Masons at the Fri
day and Saturday affairs.
w. A. Tondro will be the official
representative of the Commandery
and w. H. Tyler jr. and Joe Plemons
plan to accompany him.
Mrs. Anderson, Marjorie Ander-
sen and Jean Munson plan to ac
company Anderson and Childers to
Los Angeles where they will spend
the weekend.
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YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
OF Interest to Women
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
WEDNESDA

WEDNESDAY
J. c. alumni desert party, post
pOned
Social committee, 1880, with Mae
Thomas
Beginning bridge, 1880, 673 Len
Rey
Choir practice, 1880, Christian
church
Advanced bridge, 1880, 10000 club
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway
THURSDAY
Rotary club, IL, Barbara Worth
Emmanuel circle, 2, Mrs. Charles
Forsberg
20-30 dinner dance, 7, La la
cienda
Citizenship class, I, high school
Choir practice, 1880, Methodist
church
Dams Entire, 1880, 10000 club
Townsend club, 7:3O, Wilson
school
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, Elks hall
RAM. No. 109, Masonic temple
Transfers Local 1898, 8, Labor
Temple
b. w. Rebekahs, 8, Baptist church
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
OuibbIers Club
Entertained
Tuesday

Mrs. v. C. Ball entertained mem
bers of the Quibblers club Tuesday
night at her home, 663 Orange
avenue.
After the bridge game, the hostess
served dessert and chocolate
Present were the Mesdames Louis
Galloway. Karl Kaiser C. E. Polzin,
Lila Reed Scott. Earl Morris, Mil
dred Watson, w. D. Hudgins, the
Misses Katherine Won Allmen. Mary
Hart, Esther Barloga, and Claire
Guthrie.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13

Miss Helen Johnson Of Westmor-
land was elected president Of the
Imperial Valley Music Teachers
association Tuesday night at the
Kenah studio on Olive avenue.
Her retinue of officers includes
Mrs. r. M Armstrong, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs Roy Fawcett of Braw-
ley, recording secretary; Mrs. Julia
Bracket, corresponding secretary;
and Mrs. Oria Kenah, treasurer.
Directors for the year will be
Mrs. Rodney Jenkins and Mrs.
Ruth Teeple Reid.
Members and about 20 invited
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Valley Music Teachers Elect
Officers for Coming Year

guests were entertained at the
lovely musical program which was
in charge of Mrs Kenah.
The program was as follows
Sonata E Major, by Handel. Mil
dred and Henry Marcot; Concerto
E Flat Major by Mozart, Mis-.
Charles Bartholomew and Mildred
Marcot; Sacre Monte by Turina.
Mildred Marcot; and Air on the
G. String by Bach and La File Aux
Cheveux de Lin by De Busy.
After the program Mrs. Kenah
and her cohostess, Mrs r. j. Clev-
enger served refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
l.. A. Residents
Visiting In
Ell Centro

Mrs. W. J. Clements IS enter
tanning house guests from Los An
geles at her home on Olive avenue
during the Easter vacation.
Arriving in Ell Centro the fore
part of the week were Mrs. Glenn
ents sister, Mrs. S. F. Mayor, and
her daugller Laura Jean, who
will be here until Friday.
Also visiting Mrs. Clements are
Mrs. Remmel and her children,
Mary and Stuart. from Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Special Program,
For HoItUille
NJ. E. Church

HCLTVILLE, April 13 - A pro-
gram of dramatic readings will be
given by Miss Harriet Raab for the
Easter evening service at 7:30 at
the Methodist church. Impersona-
tions will be given of the Sick
Woman, the Woman of Samaria,
Martha and Mary Magdalene, Miss
Raab takes the part of each wom-
an and acts out the story in cos
tunes brought from the Holy Land.
She keeps as closely as possible
to the words and spirit of the
gospel narrative.
There will also be special music.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Miss Susie ChiIds
Honored At
Birthday Party

Miss Susie ChildS was honored at
an informal birthday party Tues
day noon given by the nurses at
the Ell Centro hospital.
A birthday cake was represented
to Miss Childs and she received
many lovely gifts.
Present were the Mesdames Con-
ME Gonzales, Dorothy Mitchell, Ann
Vesey, Ruth Daley, Mary Allard,
j.. Lloyd of Calexico, Rose Clark,
D. Harris, Dorothy Wickham, Myr-
tie Freeman, Ruby Squires;
The Misses Margaret Moore,
Eloise Hanley, Helen Fox, Lucille
Dent, and the honored guest, Miss
ChildS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
3; 4 r
Emmanuel Circle To
Meet In MeLoLand

Mrs. Charles Forsberg will be
hostess to members of Emmanuel
Circle of the First Baptist church
at 2 pm. Thursday, at her home
in Meloland.
A skit and gift box opening for
the missionary quota will be part OF
the business and program. All men,
bers urged to be present and take
their window boxes
Mrs. Earl Maddox will assist Mrs.
FOrSberg
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Ell Centro Student
Visits Parents

Kay Clements returned TO school
at the University of California at
Los Angeles after spending her
spring recess with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Clements in El
Centre.
Returning to Los Angeles with
Miss Clements were her house
guests, Kay Surface and Jacqueline
La Vine
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Former Resident
Visits Friends

James Carter, son of Dr.. C. E.
Carter, former Ell Centre residents,
was a guest at the George Damron
home TO dinner Tuesday night.
Carter, now of Hollywood, is a
member of the Trojan Band which
played in Ell Centre Tuesday night,
and a junior student at the Uni
VerSity Of Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Dams Entire VIII
Elect Officers
Thursday

Miss Estella Falla will tell of her
journey to Europe last summer to
members of the Dams Entire sec
ton OF the WomanS Ten Thousand
club, 7:30, Thursday, at the club.
Election of officers will be the
main business of the meeting and
Hl-JinX plans will be completed.
Mrs. Lawrence Niles, Mrs. Paul
Mackey and Mrs. d. V. Stewart. all
of Imperial will be in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Guests IN
EI Centro

Visitors to Ell Centre who regis
tered at the California hotel Tues
day are:
Los Angeles: Mark Wolf, w. J..
Hines, j. A. Biting. A. C. Kleid.
w. II. Snead, B. L. Robb, Louis and
Arthur TauSey, H. Jensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. White and j. w. Bailey
CT San Diego Mr.. ami Mrs. Nal
colin Rice Of Santa Barbara; Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Vest of Glendale;
F. F.. Roberts, James Clark, william
Stephens, w. P. Powers. Charles
Horton.
* Il II
YOU haven't rcar ALL the Ncw
Until You've Read ALL the Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Observation-Disclosures
Holds Meeting

Miss Florence Glenn, home dem
onstration agent, discussed consum-
erS' buying of slips at the Magnolia
Mulberry home department meeting
Tuesday at the Mulberry school,
Present were the Mesdames
George Casey, L, E. jain, r. E.
Gonder, T. B. Shank, r. H. Yelling
ton, D. E. Teel and Elmer Guynes
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Duplicate Bridge
Club Meets

Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Moore were
the winners at the Match-Point
Duplicate bridge club meeting Tues
day night at the home of Mrs. w. j..
Meagher.
Mrs. A. H. Keller and Miss Elvena
La Fontaine tie1 with Mrs. Bert
E. Lemons and Henry Swanson for
second place.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Daughter Born To
L. s. Grants

A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Grant of 908 North Sixth
street, Ell Centro, at the Ell Centro
hospital Tuesday night.
The baby, which weighed six
pounds IA ounces, was born at 10:30
pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13

Easter baskets for twenty chill
dren we're made and filled Tues
day night by members of the We'll
fare section of the Junior Ten
Thousand club at the home of
Mrs. M. w. Bradshaw.
The baskets will be delivered to
the detention home Friday or Sat
urday.
The girls took their tin foil to the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Mrs. X. /. French
Returns Home

Mrs. R. I. French returned to
her home in Ell Centro on the
afternoon train Tuesday after an
absence of several weeks.
She went to San Francisco be-
cause of the illness and death of
a relative. She then went to Des
Moines, Ia, for the funeral and
burial.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Entire Nos To Hold
Dinner Dance

Bon Voyage with a dinner dance
and Entire Nos will wind up its
years activities Tuesday night. Din
ner will be served at 7 pm. in
the Ten Thousand club.
Members and guests will make
their reservations by Friday with
Mrs. Robert Marshall, telephone 1148
or Mrs. Charles Bartholomew, tele-
phone 1866
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Baby Girl Born To
IrnperiaL Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. BlevinS of
Imperial became the parents of
daughter at am. April 10 at the
Ell Centre hospital.
The baby, who has been named
Arlene Ann, weighed seven pounds
eight ounces.
Mrs. BlevinS and Arlene returned
to their home Tuesday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Candy Sale Will
Be Held

All kinds of candy will be on
sale by members of the Dorcas So
ciety of the Seventh Day Adven-
tist church Thursday in front of
the j. c. Penney store.
They will also hold an apron
sale at the Nevada California build
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Baby Boy Born
In Ell Centro

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F.. Fox of Holtville Tuesday
morning at the county hospital
The baby weighed six pounds nine
ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
2O-3O Club To Hold
Dinner Dance

Members of the FL Centre 2O-30
club will entertain the ladies at
sport dinner lance at La Hacienda
1870 pm. Thursday.
The dance, a semi-annual affair
is in charge of Bert Cosby.
Special entertainment will be pre-
sented b ythe Eastside male quar-
tet.
!; - -
until YOU READ the ADS!
YOU haven't read ALL the News
Imperial Valley press., 1938-04-13
Trojan Band Plays
For Dance

Scores of Ell Centrans enjoyed
the dance sponsored by the Ameri-
can Legion and Auxiliary Tuesday
night at the Veterans Memorial
hall.
The Trojan band furnished the
excellent music.
Evening star., 1938-04-22
INVESTIGATION Seen
AS FIELD OF FUTURE
Science Editor Tells Students
Interpreters Also Needed
to Describe Work.

Bs the Associated Press
DALLAS. April 22.-The two I'M
portant professions Of the future. How.
ard W. Blakeslee. science editor Of the
Associated Press. told science and
journalism students of Southern Meth
odist University here today, are likely
to be investigation and Interpretation.
The investigator is the successor
OF the explorer. the Columbus Of the
future. He searches for new knowl-
edge-scientific. social and economic
which can be put to use.
The investigator works in a world
as strange and foreign to the average
educated person as the Red Indians
and their smoking tobacco were
startling to the Europeans OF Co
lumbus' time. He deals with new
ideas. new theories and new facts.
1T is not possible for the people
as a whole to understand the dis
coveries Of these modern pioneers
until they are explained. The pioneer
OF today, like his predecessors, is
usually not his own historian. He
has neither the training nor the time
to explain his discoveries.
For that work the interpreter must
come In. The interpreter may be a
writer or a speaker. He trains himself
10 follow the new explorers far enough
to see what they have done.
Then. figuratively, he comes back
to his audience and tells what he
has SEEN"