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The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
OFFICIAL PROCEEDING OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
RESOLUTION

WHEREAS. The Eoy Utility Company Inc
application this Board
the 29h day September 1888 praying that this grant
ch rigktofway privilege
geher with all necessary desirable appurtenance for
mission Of light heat
alleys following Sections and
Townships within Pinal County, Arizona:
IN RANGE Township excepting Sections to
present % f S P of E % Qn Pti M N No "a 22 and 5S H lying in the
ceptng Section /
RANGE EAST Township excepting Sections to inc
l. 20 nc and 20 to 80 nc Township South
TO 9 inc
Township Including only Sections IA
& to 26 nc and "a to Sc nc thereof Township South
Sections nc WE inc, Township
"a and Section % thereof Township South excepting Sections and
8; Township 10 South
IN RANGE EAST: Township to
inc and 49, Township South Township South Township
N RANGE Township South; s. Township S.
Townships Meridian
upon highways or within the confines of
period twenty-five (25 years the date of
granting such franchise; and
WHEREAS application;
NOW. THEREFORE RESOLVED. public
by this provided by
Chapter 15 Revised Code filing
ton and OF the intention Of this Board to make such grant of fran
che applied restrictions limitations as
welfare franchise provisions requiring
Utility expenses
surface grade alignment made
Secn e D uoHcaon 1hee0 IN me nee Goonage i
each week three consecutive weeks the
hereinafter set for consideration of such action
RESOLVED M. Monday the
7h November the hereby
for consideration of such action
of Supervisors o County,
w. Chairman
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
THE COOLIDGE EXAMINER


NOW, THEREFORE, R. c. STANFORD State Of
duties by law do hereby
proclaim general election to be held the Tuesday
election of the following officials
United States Senator Representative in Congress- Judge of the
Supreme Court Secretary of sae Auditor;
Attorney General Mine Inspector Superintendent
Public Instruction. Corporation Commission
Tor ne several counties OF the state as are authorized by law ana
such state senators and are authorized by Sectional
amended by initiative petition the people adopted General
the Governor December 1S further initiative
of the people adopted at the General Election held November
November 2S, 1892.
For County Attorney;
Superior Court such and Justices of
Peace and Conbles authorized law pertaining
era Countless
upon any referred measure
ments that may be submitted to the people.
And hereby offer Of Fifty Dollars $4,000 the
Of chapter 49, Revised Statutes of Arizona 1928 such rewards to be
the amount of One Thousand Dollars ($1OOOOO).
hereunto my hand and caused
Seal of the State of Arizona to be affixed
Capitol Building Phoenix this Seventh day of
Signed: R. C. STANFORD
Attest: Signed: Austin s. Grimes.
Asst Secy. of State
There being further business before the meeting motion
duly the Board stood at to meet on October d 1858
Approved GEO w BURGESS Chairman
Attest: E w WEAVER Clerk.
OFFICE THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORY Monday
FLORENCE PINAL COUNTY, STATE OF ARIzoNA) Oct 1888
County of Supervisors convened pursuant to recess
George w Burgess Chairman and Clerk present James Jr
to meet tuesday
October 4h, 1888 in regular session
Approved: W. BURGESS, Chairman
Attest: E w WEAVER Clerk
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORY Tuesday
FLORENCE PNAL COUNTY STATE OF AIzoNN Oct 4th 1883
County regular session George
Member and Clerk present ''
of approved the Official Bond of
George Clay Precinct
County Arizona under date of October Srd, 1888.
having Occurred in the office of Justice Of the Peace for
nation Mr. G. White and said resignation having been accepted
county this capacity for the une5Ded term of Mr. H G. White
all qualifications office
was appointed a % sce % h P Of e n the No. % M
County Arizona to fill the unexped Mr. White said
by and aR aR ee E and bona
The Board of Supervisors MacOpa County and other parties
met with the Board regarding the construction
which would be located in Pnal County The
their Countrywide WPA Highway project but specifically
project be by County
received from the City
the City Of casa
@ % ne BY G cn Oased anS ned SP9n by n
Council the City with
use occasion should arise whereby the
equipment.
motion payroll
employees Pnal
ordered paid out the Salary Fund
respectively follows:
war; NO To Whom Paid
1887 T. ]. Marks
I6S78 WHY Parsons
1878 R. j. Branaman
$3.50 F. H. Thorpe
1881 Cecilia Cathmer
6SS2 Ea L. Bayless
6SS3 Edwyna Devine 1900
1884 Natala Michea
l6SS5 Farley
1886 M G. Mann 1900
6SS7 T. c. Wells
w
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20
PUBLIC NOTICE

application filed
Pna Eloy Utility
franchise ghtoway privilege
distribution necessary desirable
9TH
thooughar public alleys section lines n about the
zona. 'DS -D "''''D '-A' 0'OA''
IN RANGE EAST Township South @ excepting @ Sections t to
confines NO a. Township South
ceping Section
RASeR EAST South 1Ssgns saasn Sections
@
IN RANGE EAST: Township South including only
a. % "a SO thereof Township South excepting
the the NEH Section
Township excepting Sections g. Township
IN RANGE EAST: Township South excepting
inc and 1S Township South; Township South Township
IN RANGE 10 EAST: Township South; Township South:
P 1 d south Of the G and SAT- River base and
meridian,
State highways within the confines of ncorpo
City all for period of twenty-five @ years from the
granting such franchise; Therefore
PUBLIC NOTICE HEREBY pursuant this
Board of Supervisors to
applied impose such rest
include franchise
direction surface grade
alignment County road made for the purpose OF such anchs
NOTICE is this Board Of su
Monday the 18th day November 1888 at the office OF said Board
l.
direction of the Board of Supervf
October, 1888
E. WEAVER Clerk.
meeting, motion
the a
Approved: GEO. w. BURGESS, Chairman.
(SeaD
Attest E. w. WEAVER, Clerk.
PROCLAMATION
Section Article VII of the constitution
election United
members
first Tuesday after
numbered
statehood and bnnialy
WHEREAS Chapter that amendments 10 the
constitution has filed or
which initiated petition adequate
qualified shall submitted
Election following the filing such
WHEREAS it provided Article Chapter o. Of the Revised
General
of the time of Election Offices filled and offer
the prescribed elective
franchise which proclamation shall presented the Clerk
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-20

being further before the meeting moon
Wednesday OCTOBER
18TH as a Board of Supervisors
Approved: GEO. w. BURGESS, Chairman
(SeaD
Attest:
OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORY Wednesday
FLORENCE COUNTY, STATE OF ARIzoNA Oct 5t 1888
county convened pursuant to recess
Chairman Herron MEMBER Ehs
man. Member, and Clerk, present
Upon duly following payroll of employees OF
September 1855
paid the Highway Payroll Fund o
numbered respectively as follows
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Painting to Be Given Library
ByEl Centro Pen Women

Tuesday at the home of Mrs. w. A.
McFadden near Brawley.
In addition the branch completed
arrangements for participation in
the convention Oct % in Los An
geles at which the branches from
all the western states will be repre-
sented with Ell Centre, Hollywood
and Los Angeles as hostess groups.
Sessions will take place in the
Chapman Park hotel.
For its own activities this year
the branch will devote considerable
time to creative work and has also
planned three guest meetings to
which those interested in such mu-
sic, art, writing. etc. but who can
not qualify for membership will
be invited.
Possible plots for short stories
were presented by members. being
offered for criticism. These plots
will be developed into stories by
the respective members and will
form the program for the Decem-
Der meeting.
Mrs. McFadden served refresh
ments at the close of the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05

One of the most active OF the
Ten Thousand club sections, and
one which promises to have the
largest membership of any, Is the
Arts and Crafts group which had
it's opening meeting Tuesday at the
club house.
Thirty-two were present and in
dications point to a total member
ship of so women. With this large
enrolment the section plans to
start a number of different craft
activities so that each woman may
find something to interest her and
so that small groups may work to-
gether. instruction problems being
simplifed in this way. Leather
work, tinting OF photographs, knit
ting, making of Christmas cards,
are a few of the activities planned
Officers of the section were hos
tesses for the day serving delicious
and attractive:y appointed lunch
con, those in charge being Mes
danes Richard Barter, E. E. An
derson, C. w. Ashley and Arnold
Blackburn.
Mrs. r. w. Ware, president OF
the club, and Mrs. G.. Standard
Arts and Crafts chairman for the
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Pastor Spe eaker at
IA. E. Aid Society
Meeting tuesday

"I Saw a New star was the
topic for the inspirational address
delivered by the Rev. Floyd A.
Johnson for the members of the
Methodist Women's Aid society at
their meeting Tuesday in the social
hall.
The speaker based his talk on
his vacation experiences this past
summer when he Travelled in the
Oregon mountains.
Aid society members met at noon
for a tempting luncheon served by
the October committee which is
headed by Mrs. Donald w. Ketchen,
assisted by Mesdames Warren E.
Sage, Leslie Mcconnell, H. j. Burk.
Cora Maxwell Pearl Hammer, J. D.
Foss, R. M. Armstrong.
During the business meeting the
group made plans for the annuar
Homecoming pot luck supper which
will take place on Oct. 10 with the
October committee in charge of ar
rangements.
Mrs. Roy Westmorland presided
at the devotional exercises which
included a special solo by Mrs.
Viola Young.
Approximately 40 members and
guests were present.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
f1oItviIIe League


HOLTVILLE Senior Epworth
league of the Holtville Methodist
church cho5c a nominating COM
mittee at its meeting last Sunday
evening, this group to recommend
nominees for the 1938-39 cabinet
at the meeting the following Sun
day at $50 in the church.
Members OF the committee are
Claire Cooper, Mary Gideon, Fran
ces Rae Thompson, and Kenneth
Gideon. They are to meet with
the sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Roy
Thompson, and with the minister,
the Rev John Wesley Grande Sum-
day at $50 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Welfare Section
Adopts Hospital
As Project

Junior Ten Thousand club We'll
fare section members have adopted
the county hospital as their project
this year and they plan to raise
funds for their work by sponsoring
q merchants lunch on October 81
to be served in the Masonic temple.
Plans for this affair were made
at the section meeting held Tues
DAY night at the home Of Mrs. Ger
aid Port, 756 Ell Centre avenue.
The group also decided to limit
it's membership to 30 and as nearly
25 girls have enrolled already those
wishing to affiliate are advised by
section officers to do so immediate
ly. Members missing two consecu-
tive meetings without notifying
hostesses are dropped.
At conclusion of the business
session Mrs. Port and Miss Hazel
Frost, hostesses, served refresh
ments to the following: Mesdames
Les Blackman, Rudy Sholder, Aaron
Afford, Wilbert Carpenter, Dick
Hammer, Robert Carter, MerWin Nc
Coy. Bill Martin. T. K. Fluke, Colon
Parratt, the Misses Rosalie La
Brucherie Marcia Lee Cox, Irene
Peters. Lillian Shawley, Maria Birk-
hauser.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Check Results Of
Spring Roundup

FolloW-up work on the spring
roundup for pre-school children is
being conducted this week by the
Harding school Parent-Teachers'
association.
Each spring this association spon-
sors medical examinations by local
physicians for children who are to
enter school for the first time the
following fall. The correction OF
possible physical defects is the goal
so that children may start their
school careers in the best possible
health. d
This week the fall check-up is
underway, each child having been
given slip on which parents have
been asked to indicate the medical
or dental work which was done dur
ing the summer on the basis of the
spring roundup. The association
has asked the cooperation of the
parents in seeing that the slips are
returned to the school.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05

Mrs. r. M. Entrekin of Calexico
viii represent Imperial county club
women on the election board when
the Southern District of the Cali
forlia Federation of Women's clubs
!. has its 37th annual convention at
AHotel del Coronado Nov. 1918.
Tentative plans for this. conven-
ton were made at the recent board
meeting held in Redlands and at
tended by Mrs. George King of
Rrawley president of the I'm
perial County Fedora ton of Wom-
ems clubs. and by Mrs r. w. Ware,
Ten Thousand club president.
Build Today Brighter Tomor-
row" has been selected as the con-
vention theme and among the
speakers will be Dr. James Mussatti,
Los Angeles, vice. chairman Calisor-
mia committee for the u. S. consti-
tuition sesqui-centennial celebra-
ton; DR.. Harry Chamberlain, state
welfare department.; Mrs. Duncan
Stewart Robinson, state federation
president ,...
The five counties of Southern
District Imperial, Riverside
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Amigos Auxiliary
Aids Mission

Missionary work, the making oil
supplies for a mission in Kodiak,
Alaska occupied the members OF
the Amigos auxiliary of the Baptist
Women's Missionary society who
met Tuesday night with Mrs. Earl
Parker, $50 Hamilton avenue.
After program prepared by Miss
Gladys Claypool, the two hostesses,
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Ralph Sibley,
served refreshments to the follow
ing: Mesdames Lawrence Harris,
Warren Woody, o. l.. Wood, Marcus
Briggs, William Gullett, H. L. Laird
Edgar Beecher, Maxine West, Har-
old E. Doty, Earl Humphrey, Ernest
Brewer, George F1uter, Frank Brew
er, and Miss Claypool.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Match Point Club
ReorQanizes

Match Point Duplicate club men,
bers will resume their series OF
weekly contract games, having met
Tuesday night with Mr.. and Mrs
r. P. Moore, 543 Brighton avenue,
to reorganize for the year.
New rules were discussed and
plans were made for stronger
game, the group deciding to have
just four tables this year instead
of five. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Keller
and Miss Alvena LaFontaine were
welcomed as new members to fill
permanent vacancies.
After the business meeting short
rubber game was enjoyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05

y Mexican rose in crystal bowls apc
miniature crystal swans made eff
fective decorations for the home
coming dinner enjoyed Tuesday
night by members of Oasis Shrine
No. 20, w. S. of j. who met in the
Masonic temple for this annual fall
reunion.
Mrs. Malcolm Huey of Calexico,
worthy high priestess presided at
the Shrine business meeting during
which C. w. Macarthur was elected
and installed as associate watch
man of shepherds. & =
This season the Shrine will spon-
sor series of card parties open
to the public and is also arranging
an evening affair for Wednesday of
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
uaIHomeaeominns nssaa a13ns Banquet
Enjoyed by Oasis Shrine

next week at the attractive home of
Mrs. John Kuhn, West Main street.
This party is also open to the
public but as the number of guests
must be limited, advance reserva-
tions are required and may be
made with Mrs. Kuhn. Both auction
and contract will be played, table
prizes and several door prizes are
to be awarded and refreshments
will be served.
Mrs. Alice DuSold was in charge
of all arrangements for the home
coming dinner.
Il The Shrine Social club has plan
ned its first october meeting for
next Tuesday noon at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Women Democrat:
Sponsor Program

Mrs. Rosalee See CT Vista is to
be guest speaker at the meeting OF
the Women's Democratic club
scheduled for Thursday night at z
O'Clock in Judge Vaughn N. Thomp-
sons court room.
According to Mrs. Edna Morrison,
president, Mrs. See is an outstand-
ing speaker who has long had an
interest in civic affairs. She is
co-chairman for the twentieth con-
eressional district, state central
committee; a past president OF the
Illinois state federation of women's
clubs, member of the Grange, OF
tthe Eastern Star, and president OF
the Vista Women's Democratic club.
All women interested in govern
mental problems will be welcomed
at the meeting as we'll as members
of the Imperial County Women's
Democratic club.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Lemons lett
the valley Wednesday morning for
fishing trip on the Rogue river
Oregon.
Mrs. Lille B. Shirk of Claremont
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Guy
A. Weakley and Mr.. Weakley. The
Weakleys are now established in
their new home on South Sixth
street.
j. B. McNeece has been called to
Colorado by the serious illness OF
his uncle, James R, McNeece. Mi.
McNeece visited his nephew and his
family last Easter and will be re-
membered by many Ell Centrans.
one of the highlights of Leroy
Rumsey's vacation was his stay in
Watsonville where he enjoyed the
experience of directing produc-
ton for the Watsonville players,
THE Footlighters" He returned
last week to Ell Centre.
DR.. and Mrs. George Swami OF
the Highway Date ranch have re-
turned after spending summer in
San Diego. While there DR.. Swami
was seriously i'll but he is now i'm
proving in health.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
FL Centro Couple
To Be Married

Announcement of the approach
ing marriage of Mrs. Mollie Cum
bingham and E. B. Holt will prove
of interest to many Ell Centrans
since both have been residents of
the city for many years.
The wedding will take place on
Friday of this week at the home
of DR.. R. L. Palmer, 1925 Thirtie.h
street San Diego, where the GER
enlony will be performed at p. m.
Mr.. Holt is in business in Ell
Centre and he and the future Mrs
Holt are planning to return to the
city next week and expect to build
new home shortly.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
PHONE 300

MT. Signal, an oil painting by
Bonnie WEIGH, we'll known valley
artist, is to be presented to the
Ell Centro library Friday by the Ell
Centro branch, National League
of American Pen Women, of which
Mrs Welch is a member.
The presentation will be made
in conjunction with the library's
formal opening Friday, final plans
for the branch's share in the pro-
gram being made at its meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Society
Clubs
Schools Nf T. L. wv Society
Calendar
WEDNESDAY

Book section, 1880, pm. Spear
home
Hard Cf Hearing, 1880, Wilson
school
City council, 1880, city hall
Eagles, 8, 500 Broadway
THURSDAY
Rotary club, Barbara Worth
Emmanuel Circle, 2, $40 Adams
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 7, Elks hall
RAM. No. 109, 8, Masonic temple
2O-3O club, Z, Barbara Worth
Loyal Workers, s, 543 Wensley
Women Democrats, 8, court house
Baptist choir practice, 7, 748 Com
mercial
Junior World Wide Guild, 1880,
Baptist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Reservations Due
forCIub Tea

Honoring new and prospective
members, the Ell Centre Bushes
and Professional Wonen's club will
give a tea Tuesday night in the
Barbara Worth hotel.
According to plans made TUESDAY
night by the committee in charge
the affair promises to be exception
ally attractive This committee
has announced that all reservations
COR the tea. both for club members
and invited guests, must be made
by Monday noon with Miss Lois
Cosand Miss Cosand may be
reached at the county library, tele-
rhone 701.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
College President
Arrested in Crash

FAIRFIELD. Calf. Oct. B. 'UP)
- A manslaughter warrant was
served today on Louis L. DeJean'
as, former president of Williams
Junior college in Berkeley in con-
nection with a two car automobile
accident near Vacaville in which
two Sacramento women were killed.
Dejean, under technical arrest,
has been held in custody at the
Solano county general hospital
where he is suffering fractured
leg and head injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Ca|exico Woman Appointed
To oConventionBoard

Orange, San Bernardino and San
Diego, are to present a pageant for
the convention banquet, Nov. IT,
under the direction of Mrs. Nat
Mcdowell OF San Diego.
Mrs. Albert Launer, Fullerton,
state president at large, re-
ported that the state board had en-
dorsed propositions l, 3, 4, 7, and II
on the November ballot and op-
posed numbers 13, 20 and 25. DE
cisions are made after due deliber-
ation," she said, but suggestions
are not mandatory"
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Twice Told Tales
Meets Soon

Twice Told Tales section mem
bers are anticipating their opening
meeting which is to take place on
Oct. "a at the home of Mrs. Forrest
E. Kutz with Mrs. Don C. Paulus
in charge of the program. This
Ten Thousand club group meets on
the second and fourth Mondays of
each month but delays it's October
meeting until after the club has had
its first meeting, the third Thurs
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Loyal Workers in
Session Thursday

Loyal Workers class of the State
Street Christian church will inaug-
u1ate a new year Thursday night
when the group has its first meet
ing at the Wesley He'll home, 543
Wensley avenue.
flans for the season will be out
lined at this time. The meeting,
which is scheduled to begin at
o'clock is a combined business and
S,cIal affair with an interesting
evening arranged for the enjoyment
of members.
SAVE time and money thrOu3h
PostPress Want Ads!
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
P.-T.A. Membe
Drive Progressing

With so per cent of the goal
reached, Harding Parent-Teachers
association is conducting a vigorous
membership campaign this week
lor which Mrs. G. S. Justman Is
acting as chairman.
School children are entering into
the drive also since special
prize will be given the room which
las the largest percentage of men,
bership. A large thermometer re-
cords the scores made in the cam
paign by each room, each mother S
membership counting one point, a
fathers, two points, and those of a
grandparent or other relative, three
points.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Hard of He airing
Club to Meet

Ell Centre Hard of Hearing club
members have called meeting of
their organization for Wednesday
night at 7:3O o'clock in the Wilson
school music room.
Parents, husbands, wives and
friends of hard of hearing will be
welcomed. said officers, as the CO.
operation of hearing associate men,
berS is needed
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Society Sponsors
Runmage Sale !, !,

st. Mary's Altar saciety has. Or
ganlzed its activities for the year
members meeting Tuesday night to
arrange schedule for the season
First event is a rummage sale to
be conducted on Oct. Is, the place
and hour to be decided upon later.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-10-05
Arts and Crafts Section Schedules
Manv Activities for Club Year

Calexico club, were guests OF honor.
Prospective section members who
attended were: Mesdames l.. A
Lewis, Frank Simond, Harleigh
Dold, E. H. Faulds, j. E. Dotson
James Green.