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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
lNTER-CITY CONFERENCE
ON SPEEDING OF BUSES

In response to a request from the
civ of River Rouge. Mayor Davis
Tuesday night appointed Councilman
George G. Benin TO meet with Rouge
-It.anciman to devise some means or
checking the speed Of buses operating
Into Detroit.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
Recreation in
School Buildings

At its meeting Monday night. the
Board Of Education granted the use OF
public school buildings for program
of winter recreation. The activities will
be in charge of Benny Yack. recreation
director of the Recreation Commission.
The board reserves to itself control Of
the buildings.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
MRS. JULIA LESINSKI
DIED ON THURSDAY

Mrs Julia L1esinski. a resident of
1885 Mckinley street. died at the Wv
andotte General hospital on Thursday
Of last week. She was 80 years of age.
A husband. four sons, two daughters,
d sister and two brothers survive.
Funeral services were held at St.
StaniSlaus church ON Monday morning.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
NBW MANDATORY
ENTERS WYANDOTTE

The Diamond Screw Products Com
pany has purchased the former plant
OF the Regent Stove Company on Fourth
streeI and is busily engaged in install
ing machinery TO begin operations.
The building covers an entire block
from Cedar to Mulberry streets.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
BENEFIT PARTY
OF EXCHANGE CLUB

The Exchange club Is making ar
engagements to hold benefit party for
its shoe fund, on Thursday. November
Il, at the former OddfellOws' temple
on Chestnut street. A committee has
been appointed for the purpose, with
Chris Keehn as chairman.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
Detroit SPEAKER
ADDRESSED GARDEN CLUB

At a meeting Of the wyandotte Gar
den club. held I'm the city hall club
r@mS Wednesday afternoon. an at
dress was given BY Ruth MOsher Place,
garden editor of the Detroit News.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
COUNCILMAN KREGER
FATHER OF DAUGHTER

On Thursday afternoon Of last week,
baby girl was born To Councilman
and Mrs John G. Kreger. The daughter
has been named Constance Kay.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07

In response to request by Council
man John c. Kreger, regarding COM
plaints about garbage collection. the
contractor, Mr.. S6ncrant, was asked to
be present ut the next meeting Of the
Council
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07

A contract between the Municipal
Service Commission and the A. j. Du-
puts Company of Detroit, for the con-
s:ruction of additions and improve
ments to the municipal power plant. at
s price of $13,3S6, was approved.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07
DOINGS OF THE
/. CITY COUNCIL

At Tuesday nights session of the
Council, a petition was received from
the WyandOtte Replacement Parts,
asking that the paving of Third street
he done this year.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1938-10-07

Bills amounting to $S,S52.6 and pay
rolls of $3,903.91, together with truck
ing bills of $2,253.5S, were allowed for
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
DIpLOMATAINK SoHASE VOLTAk

Csodalatos fa magyar tehetsegge adott es ezer
ehetseg hiiava vert Amt teren egkeserbben rznk az
hogy mig vao alamferakat mlndlg tudtunK Oosggel ee
meln diplomatakat soha
Mem ravasz ketszinu megbizhatatlan dplomatakat
ertjuk megegyzesunk aatt bar mi meg yeneket Sc va
unk XII sorankbol becsulete tsztesseges dplonataKa
gondounk (nert iyenek is voak, akk XII tudtak szaa
eore az eseenyeke meg udk allaptan hogy azok ma
tasat mkent kell nemzetuk javara fordtan
Ilyen diplomatic volt peldaul nemet Bismarck, aK a
nagy neet egyseget teremtette meg Szokmonoo
egyene gorombasagg de igaz adasa
IS faanak adatott Ezer ewes tortenel
el egyezve hogy csak Aapoyl Janos lay
max volt eg dpomataa Fraer Gyorgy ait horvat ver
ada neknk Magyarul hoa napjaig Sc tudot vaam kltu
nGen erte hogy kupolitika kartyakat Magyar
orszg javara kevere Ho torok sztant nyere meg mol az
osztrak csazrra kacsntgato lengyel kray
e Macy szerepe volt benne hogy Magyarorszag meg
maradt. x%Y& Av@
Diplomatara nagy dipomatara most eget6 szuksegunk
lett voa Budapesten Oyan emberre aki nemcsak atta
ngy eur6pa nagyhatao akudoasa ovasta az egyessege
ea hatarozatoka ak lie is tudta vona vonn azok
bod kezenfekv6 kovetkezteteseket.
Nfkor kderlt hogy Fevdeken revzo lesz, akkor mem
volt Magyaroragop dplomata eszarasu ember a felka
sessrk Is nyerjuk meg Magyarorszag reszere toto
kat rutheneke oyan engedmenyek aran amnoket csak
kivannak. s
Ebben ranyban egyetlen lepes Sc tortent Eenben
ANIMAL gyesebb dplomataknak bzonyuak most is csehek
hrteeneben e6szedtek valahonnan vaam DR. Tiso nev
tot ember akro kutya tuda hogy kcsoda anek soha
senki hre haotta es AIT nyomban kneveztek csehek
alta nagy heen aakto tot koztarsasag minszerelnoke
mex Adtak mele mnlszterekeC is, aKKneK meg neVelt ID
tokban arak s akkor AIT mondak sokszor bolonditot
totoknak
Most mar szabadok vagytok onall6k Vagyak megkap-
taok 6nk mndent amr6l csak almodtatok tehat haaa-
tok meg josagunka azza hogy maradatok velunk
egg taborban, hogy erosek egyink.
Es ugyaniyen modon probaak banni halara kinzott,
kuzsoazo krabolt ruthenekkel is Azoknak is beiger-
tek egszes6segesebb auonoia haatvadat mi 10 faat
nden e6nyt meg AIT u.s. hogy ezentul Czechoslovaka
koztarsasag lesz csak maradjanak Paga
msett ezenek az engedmenyeknek hireve stearttek
vagot meg eddg egyetlen tot rthen Sc beszt
ae6l hogy nit szol csehek varaan nagylelkisegehez?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
A MAGYAR REVIZI0

ugye mem feneklett meg es
a magyar lnozg6sitas valoszi-
nuleg mem fog haborura We
zetni.
Magya,orszag ugy erzi,
hogy az lido MINDEN felvide-
ken lako magyar felszabadita-
sara meghozta az alkalmat es
mem hajlando fel-munkaval be-
erni.
Nemcsak AIT kovetelik tehat,
hogy a magyar t0bbseg altal
lakott videkeket megkapja, ha-
mem AIT is, hogy a ruthenek-
mex adjak meg a szavazasra az
alkalmat, amely lehet6ve teszi
nekik a fiiggetlen nemzeti ele-
tet.
Magyarorszag kivansagai -
az eroviszonyok ismereteben -
tulsagosan szerenyek es hatar.
talan ostobasag a csehek re
szerol, hogy ezeket sem hal
landok hosszas herce-hurca mel
kill megadni.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy Cseh-
orszag vi patr6nusa, a nemet
diktator a magyar k0vetelese-
ket leszurja, de ez esetben Cseh
orszag tovabbra is telve lesz
robbano anyaggal es abban az
esetben Csehorszag ujabb fel-
darabolasa csak idok kerdese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20

vyt 6s kiilon0sen a repiil6gep
diviziot er6sen fejlesztik Is mem
kerhetnek annyit a kongres0-
szustol es a nemzett6l, arnit a
lakossag soknak talalna.
Kiil0n0sen a ul6gep-ipar
kifejlesztesere fogunk t0reked-
nj Is ha egy-ket evet kapunk
(Folytatasa az six oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
es keresztiii mas baratokat
szerezzen d Balkanon.
Ia KOZ0S
!LENGYEL-MAGYAR

hatar a nemeteket - akik-
mex most mar szabad az ut
Csehorszag maradekan keresz-
till 49, a romanoktol is elzar-
ma.
Exert van Hitler a magyar
kovetelesek ellen Is ugyanezert
van Mussolini mellette.
Ha letrej6hetne egy lengyel-
magyar-szerb- -bolgar es. esetleg
roman block, ez a hatalmas
gazdasagi egyseg nagy cred
mennyel allhatna a tovabbi
nemet terjeszkedes utiaba.
Ez a vita azert is hasznos,
inert ha a negy hatalmak don
tenek, akkor a magyar nemzet
tisztan latja a sorsat a j0v6re.
Ha az angolok es a franciak
is Hitler melle allnanak es a
magyar k0vetelesek ellen don
tenenek, az AIT jelentene, hogy
az egesz Kelet Europat atad-
TAX es vegleg kiszolgaltattak
Hitlernek. Es akkor a nemet
befolyas ellen a Duna meden-
ceben csak legfeljebb Olaszor-
szag harcolna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
EGYEBKENT EUROPA

es az egesz vilag csal6dva
latjak, hogy mem alland6 beke
kesziilt Miinchenben, inert bar
"a nemet-angol, olasz-angol,
francia-olasz targyalasok folly
max tovabb is, a nyugatf nem-
zetek ugy erik, hogy el6bb-
ut6bb lie kell szamolniok Hit
lerrel.
Ugy latszik, hogy a nemet
diktator tudataban van ennek
a tenynek es ICY nemet-fran-
cia hatarok er6ditesen tovabb
is lazasan dolgoztat.
Ebben a pillanatban sal
nos - ugy latszik, hogy az
igazi fegyverkezes most fog
kezd6dni, ahelyett, hogy veg
leges es allando beket lehetne
remelni.
Mem lehetetlen, hogy a to-
vabbi targyalasok soran hely-
yet megvaltozik, hogy bekesen
ell tudjak a kiilonbozo nemzet-
k0zi serelmeket intezni, de ak
kor is megmarad az a teny,
hogy Hitlerben Europa nem-
zetei bizni mem tudnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
HITLERT EROSEN
zAVARBA

hozta a csehek magatartasa,
inert ujabban Csehorszag on
kentesen vazallusa lett Nemet-
orszagnak S ICY most azokat
akarja partolni, viszont Ma
gyarorszag jogos igenyei el6l
nehez neki kiterni.
Voltakeppen a cseh-magyar
nezetelteres most mar Hitler
Mussolini harcca fejl6d0tt,
inert amig a nemet diktator a
magyar kovetelesek kiterjeszte-
Sc ellen van, Mussolini egyre
erelyesebben koveteli, hogy a
ruthenek foldjet adjak vissza
Magyarorszagnak.
Nemetorszag hodito utjaban
legkozelebb el6relathato1ag
Lengyelorszaggal fog 0sszetiiz-
nj, inert a nemetek sokaig mem
tiirhetik meg a lengyel korri-
dort, amely kettle vagja Ne
metorszagot.
Mem erdeke hat a nemet BIZ
rodalomnak, hogy a lengyelek
es magyarok hatarkoz0ssegben
eljenek egymassal, inert ez
Lengyelorszagnak lehetove ten
ne, hogy a magyarokon xviii
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
MI IS FECYVERKEZUNK

es az Egyesiilt Allamok ne
pc csak most fog egy kis ize-
lit6t kapni bel6le, hogy Euro
pa nepei nit kenytelenek k0l-
teni hadseregre es fegyverre.
Kormanyunk elhatarozott
celia, hogy a hadsereget, q ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20
FEL0, HOGY EZ ESETBEN

Magyarorszag is a nacizmus-
hoz k0zeledne, inert ha egy-
seer a nemet hegem6nia biz
tositva lenne az egesz Kelet
Europaban, akkor remenyte-
len lenne a nacizmus ellen har
colni. fAzert lenne ez a sors
keseru ir6niaja, inert hiszen
eppen az a naci er6 az, arnely
most a magyar revizi6 igenyeit
megkurtitani kivanja.
A magyar nacik Ia nyilasok)
mar elnek isa helyzettel, egy-
re hangosabhan es mereszeb-
ben szallnak szembe a kor-
mannyal es a magyar kormany
jonak is latta, hogy nyilaso-
kat kiildjon Hitlerhez.
A magyar nemzet a hatal-
mas Nemetorszaggal valo ke-
reskedelmi osszek0ttetest idaig
sem tartotta valami hasznos-
max, de egy ilyen valtozas egye
nesen tragedia lenne az or
szagra.
Mert ebben az esetben Hit
Ter - a roman es szerb befo-
lyas es baratsag kedveert -
a magyar revizi6 minden to-
vabbi koveteleseit feladna.
Magyarorszagnak halalos er-
deke, hogy Romania es Del
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20

Ennek eleneben mi gertink semmit es t6tok es
ruhenek bizonyara reg magyar usaghirdetesre gondo
tax, amey AIT mondta:
En- mem igerek szaz aranyat egy pooskaert de mem
is adok
XII tudja, hogy vajon AIT mondtake jo t6tok Is
ruthenek:
- Ak mem iger semmit, is ad sennnit
Ha lett volna magyar f0ld0n egyelen diplomatic
mondhatta vona orszagnak hogy regi id6k etak
eddgnel sokkal t0bbet ke adnunk Felvdeken e6
zetsegexnek hogy veiink tartsanak.
Minden jel mutat ebben pianatban hogy t6tok
fognak tartani csehek meett Is o ha Lengyelorszag
kegyelmebol ruthenek vissza0hetnek magyar korona
uralma ala Vegeredmenyben oyan nagy bal ez inert
hszen took ha csehek melett maradnak cseberb6 We
derbe epnek tot nezenek Csehorszag adhat kenye
vasat csinatak cseheknek kelenek tot arat6k mint
tell falaot tehat e6bbu6bb fog sr Magyarorszag
fee Minel szgorubbra zaak el6ttk magyar hatarokat
ANIMAL hamarabb ebrednek val6sagra.
EFT ebredest azonban kellett volna kzarni ha
egy dplomatank aH tudta volna szamitan ait hogy
az adott esetben nit kell tenn?
Dplomaaink azonban nincsenek Mem is votak es mem
is lesznek Mi honapra tudunk szaman hanem csak
mai nap gondolatanak elnk Minke tehAt husz ev
jogga fognak szdni aze amt 1888 6szen
pedg erol mi tehenk Az egyenes magyar becsletes
seq tudo most ravasodn es exert kevesebbet
mint amennyire ussa Mvel azonban gazsag megs
csak mi odaunkon van e6bbut6bb megkapjuk ait u.s.
most lett oszaesznk Es jobb is lesz reank
nezv Az 0nknt csaako0o ttok e6ny0sebbek reank
mint becsalogatott t6tok.
Ennyi egesz Par evtizedes kesedeem de mi mar at
hoz hoz vagyunk szokva Tudjuk hogy veg megs
mi maradunk feltl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-10-20

szlavia ne Hitlerben, hanem a
Duna menten lak6 nemzetek
egymas k0zti baratsagaban ke-
ressek az erejiiket.
Es ha ehhez utat kaphatna
Lengyelorszag is, ez a sz0vet-
kezes er6sebb lenne a. nemet
birodalomnal.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Society
Clubs
Dessert Bridge
Party Set For
Thursday

Members of the Women'S Ten
Thousand club will hold their
monthly dessert bridge party at
1890 pm. Thursday at the club
house.
This party is the fourth in the
bridge tournament conducted by
the club.
Prizes will be presented to the
winners ans seconds in both pivot
ing and progressing bridge and a
door prize will be given away.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. S. Emmitt Allen, telephone
480-J. Arrangements will be made
for parties and singles.
Mrs. w. H. Tyler jr. will be in
charge OF the affair.
Members of the committee will
be the MeSdames Forrest KutZ,
Howard P. Meyer, w j. Clements,
S. r. Hammett, l.. C. House, j.
r. Fahs, Vaughn N. Thompson,
John R. Robertson and Rodney
Jenkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31

in the dessert.
After the dinner. the group went
to the home of Mrs. kenah on
Olive avenue for bridge The same
color scheme carried out in the
decorations.
Miss Besse Proudfoot won the
first prize at bridge with Mrs.
George Winright. second and Mrs.
Norman Dupont third. The consola-
ton prize went to Mrs. c. J. Ritz.
Invited guests were the Mesdames
Sem Bacon, r. p. Moore. b E.
Lemons, J. c. Neale, Frank Wilby.
o. c. Horne, Charles Delp. Earl
Kraft George Winright
Mesdames Howard P Meyer, John
Rice, S. p. Williams, w. J. Meag-
her, w. w. Apple, L. c. House. E. j.
Mack John Waterman, A. B. Han
son, A. H Keller. Fred Kenyon.
Mesdames w. J. Strickland. Julia
Bracket Norman Dupont. w c.
Cos clio. G. G.. Beynon. Evalyn Bo-
man Westerfield, E. NJ. Embury,
Estelle Reid. w. B. Swanberger.
Rodney Jenkins, c. J. Ritz, Dozier
Dawson and;
The Misses Bess Proudfoot, Dor
0thy Wilson ana Helen Thomas.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Jasper Home Dept.
Hears Speaker

Members of the Jasper home de
partment met recently at the home
of Mrs. G.. T. Steinsultz for their
regular meeting.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Sam Rob
inson who spoke on The Associat-
ed Women of the American Farm
Bureau Federation"
Present were the Mesdames L.
Kral, Arthur Johnson. John Fiala
Henry Hora, G. T. SteinSultz, Ada
Gates Charles Anderson, R. D
Roberts. j. G. Montgomery, Robert
Rood, L. H. Hora, Scott FouldS, l.
s. Neeagle. A. G.. Nagin and the
Misses Isabel Scaroni and Carolyn
Peosser of Seattle, Wash.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Christian EndeaUor
Union Will Hold
Conference

A special program has been plan
ned to follow the Christian Endeav-
or unions leadership conference to
be held Tuesday night.
A pot-luck supper will be served
at $50 pm. at the State Street
Christian church. 1t will be follow
ed by a conference session.
After the conference, DR.. George
w. Thomas, Of the Presbyterian
church, will speak on Christian
Endeavor in Local Church.
Presenting several accordion sell
ections will be the trio composed
of Miss Helen Savage, Mrs. Chester
McNutt and Howard Worthington.
Committees in charge are: local,
Sherman Smith, Lorene Field, Lii
liam Wilabee, and Barbara Grice:
registrations, Frances Lord and
Helen RumSey; nomination, Ellen
Maupin, Mrs. z. S. Dubois, Rev.
II. M. Reincr, Chester Cook and
Elizabeth Cummings; and publicity
and advertising, Rev. w. R. Hensley,
Virginia Moore and Dorothy Head.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Jean BRADSHAW
Honored At
Party

Eleven years old-that was Jean
Bradshaw who was honored at a
matinee birthday party Saturday
given by her mother, Mrs. Richard
Bradshaw.
After the matinee the guests went
to the Bradshaw home on State
street to play games and for re-
freshmentS.
"Pick-up-sticks" was the game in
order and the winner was Betty 10
Rogers.
The valentine motif was carried
out in the table decorations and re-
freshmentS. The birthday cake was
frosted with red icing and was
circled with white candles.
Present were Beverly Burger, Jean
Delp, Jane Meagher, Shirley Crosby,
Oracle Mayo, Winifred Anderson,
Bobbie Jean Russell, Phyllis just
man and the honored guest, Jean
Bradshaw.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Moonlight Trails
Dance Held By
Girl Reserves

Silver and lavendar ribbons de-
noting the trails and blue lights,
depicting moonlight, carried out
the Moonlight Trails theme at
the Girl Reserves formal dance
Friday night at the Barbara Worth
country club.
A large picture Of golden moon
behind a palm tree added to the
atmosphere.
Patrons and patroneSseS were
Muriel Brown, Irene Swanson, Joe
M. Burcham, the MessrS. and Mes
danes H. G.. Jones, F.. L, Riddle,
j. c. Moore, j. E. King, Roch Ma
quar-, M. J. Dowd and w. w. Nc
Euen.
Special entertainment consisted
of several selections sung by a
trio consisting of Elrose Maquar,
Virginia Jones and Jeanne Burger,
accompanied by an accordion play
ed by Miss Maquar. Rita Fabares
sang several songs accompanied by
Betty Forsberg on the piano.
Committees in charge were: dec
orations, Helen Moore, chairman;
Dorothy Woodward, Mary Ann
Riddle, Charlene Malone, Barbara
Ruth Henson, Dorothy Dobel, Mary
Moore, Mary King and Donna
Mills; refreshments, Mary Moore,
chairman; location, Hazel Lee; Or
chestra, Donna Mills; invitations
and programs, Corine and Rosa
mond Anderson and Lucille Bridg-
er, and entertainment, Elrose Ma
| quar-.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Ten Thousand Club
To Hold Dance
On Feb. IL

The Women's Ten Thousand club
will hold a Valentine dance Sat
urday, Feb. Il. at the clubhouse.
Special entertainment will be
presented during the evening in the
form of a three-act floor show and
the valentine motif will prevail in
the decorations.
Mrs. Neal Gavin, chairman, has
called a committee meeting for
7:30 pm. Wednesday at her home,
555 SandalWood Drive.
Committee members are Edith
Eicke. ticket chairman; Mrs. Tom
Duer, decorations chairan; Mrs.
Joe Thompson. entertainment
chairman; and Helga Lund, Mrs.
Charles Bratton, Edna Martin, and
Mrs. David j. Blank.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Past Matron and Patrons Honor
Eastern Star Grand Officers

of the Past MatronS and Patrons
association, presented Mrs Warmer
with gift from the association.
Walter Hartman, first advisor of
the association, presented the grand
worthy patron with his gift.
The tables were decorated in a
yellow and white color scheme and
on the center table, long gold
horn-o plenty filled with products
of Imperial Valley served as the
centerpiece yellow calendulas were
used to carry out the color scheme.
Committees we're: arrangement,
Mrs. Anna Ruth Hood, vice -presi-
dent of the association, and table
decorations: Mrs. u. L. Martin.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31

orThe entire valley was represented
the Past Matrons and Past Pa
irons associations dinner Saturday
might which honored Mrs. Mary
Isabel Warmer, worthy grand ma
itron of the Eastern Star, and Rob-
ert Purl Easley, worthy grand pa
ltron.
After the dinner the group gath
cred in the blue room for a short
business meeting and program.
The program consisted of a skit
entitled Friendship Road" and
reading by Mrs. Pauline Williams
entitled THE House by The Side
of The Road.
Mrs Helen Fulton. first president
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
John F. Waterman HOn0red at
Birthday Party Sunday

John F. Waterman was honored
at birthday dinner party Sunday
given by Mrs. Waterman at their
EdgeWild ranch home.
The dinner table was attractiVely
decorated with a lovely bouquet
of pink sweet peas serving as the
centerpiece
Following dinner, a reel of mo-
ton pictures taken of the group
on Christmas day was shown. The
evening was spent in playing bad
minton.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. D. w.
Cox from Pasadena, Alice Water
man from San Diego, a daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Foster from
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Mrs. RoUie Clark
GiUe Surprise
Luncheon

Coming as a complete surprise
was valentine luncheon given by
Mrs. Rollie Clark for a group of
girls who bicycled out to her country
home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Clark had the table most
attractively decorated in the valen-
tine motif, using spring flowers for
the centerpiece and valentine favors.
The girls surprised were Joan
Clevenger, Peggy Cox, Bill Forshey
Mary Lou Sherman, Pauline Jones.
Florence Moore, Marjorie Cook and
Betty 10 Lewis.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Eastern Stars Hold
Breakfast In
Honor OF Officers

The grand officers of the Order
Of Eastern Star, line officers and
matrons and patrons of the valley
attended a breakfast Saturday
morning at the California hotel
honoring Mrs. Mary Isabel Warmer
and Robert PUl Easley, worthy
grand matron and worthy grand
patron.
Matrons of the five valley chap
ters. Ell Centro, BraWley Imperial,
Holtville, and Calexico, headed by
Mrs. Lillian Talmage, president Of
the Matrons' association, we're in
charge of the affair
After the breakfast members of
the Eastern Star took the grand
officers on a tour to Imperial Dam
and Yuma, coming back via CaleX-
icO
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Churches
Schools
Social Calendar
MONDAY

MONDAY
+. and A. NJ. No. 384, 1880, Ma
sonic Temple
Dams Entire bridge, 1880, Earle G..
Davis home
TUESDAY
Lions club, IL, Barbara Worth
WOmens' Aid Soc, 1890, Method
ist social hall
Pen Women, 2:30, Ira ID. Aten
ranch, Calipatria.
c. f. conference, $3.50, State st
Christian church
Bachelors, 7:30, Barbara Worth
l. v. Commandery, No. 81, 1880
Masonic Temple
Oasis Shrine No. 20, 8, Masonic
Temple
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
.S,Uiss Club Will
HoId Dance,
Masquerade

Special plans have been laid for
the Swiss clubs masquerade and
hard times dance at 8 pm. next
I6aturday at the clubhouse, north
Of Holtville.
The masquerade and dance is an
annual affair and the entire club
membership is cooperating in ar
rangements to make this years
dance the best ever given.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31

Miss Agnes Pennington was the
hostess at an open house held be-
lWecn the hours of 8 pm. and 10
pm. Saturday night at her home,
.33l Commercial avenue.
The Pennington home was attrac-
lively decorated in a clever novelty
.heme for the affair.
After the party, the guests ad-
iourned to the Junior Ten Thousand
,lub dance for the remainder Of
he evening.
Present were Ruth Campbell. Bill
elliott, Clitus Townsend, Kenny
fIutcheson, Verna Ruggles, Victor
Smith, Marian Call, Glenn willing
nam. Marjorie Hamilton, Thomas
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
Mrs. J. Ferguson
ConuaLescine

Mrs. Jessie Ferguson, who is con-
valescing from recent operation,
is now at the home of friends, MI
and MIS-. John Hartner, of Sill II
street, Imperial.
Mrs. Ferguson condition is much
improved and she may have visitors
X X \
YOU haven't read ALL the NEWS
until you READ the ADS.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-01-31
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS, Ell CENTRIC, CALI
Junior Ten Thousand Club
'Lu-au Dance Saturday

Palm trees and a glowing moon,
to say nothing of the multi-hued
leis and spring flowers. lent the at
mosphere to the Junior Ten Thou
sand club dance Saturday night.
"Lu-au" was the name of the
dance which followed the Hawaiian
theme for decorations.
Palm trees stood in the corners
with a large yellow moon goins
down in back of one of them. Op-
posite the door a large tree made of
blue and silver leaves and decorat-
ed with flowers held sway.
The stage was decorated with