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Evening star., 1938-10-18
MUST BE SOLD.
1439 NEWTON ST NE

1OO 4N' " = ~3N M 4N.os
Inspect at once this semi-detached DWELL
ing. containing B rooms. bath with shower,
new gas heating plant. Large lot.
CO nm
Evening star., 1938-10-18

center-hall plan home of brick and
stone construction. in one Of the finest
residential sections of WASHINGTON. This
home consists of large living room. large
dining room with bay window. sun parlor.
lavatory. buffers pantry and kitchen on
first floor: md floor there are large bed
rooms and . baths. . more rooms and
bath on Bird floor Automatic heat. 2-car
garage. This home is priced right and
worthy of your inspection. Call Wisconsin
Evening star., 1938-10-18

overlooking the Potomac. -,
vhin % MINUTES pnto%oe Of d0wnRTn Rver rhs aon
house. ea o.e, living room with fireplace:
tsins laran adom with fireplace kitchen and 4
full 5sthS sssncr saeod es eauy
burner. .,oS Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-09
8-Pc. Modem Living Room Outfit

Modernize your living room for the holiday
season with this smart modern outfit. Con-
sists of modern Sofa and Chair covered in at
tractive material, Occasional Chair. End
Table. Lamp Table, Junior Lamp, Table Lamp
and Bridge Lamp.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-09

1.N.S.) The Federal Govern
ment today ordered Grand
Jury investigation of the affairs
of the McKeSsOn and Robbins
Drug Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Twice Told Tales
Entertained by
Mrs. jenkins

Mr. Rodney jenkins, $50 OliVe
avenue. entertained the Twice Told
Tales section OF tre Ten Thousand
club Monday afternoon at her home.
During the business meeting at
which Mrs. N. A. COntos. chairman,
presided. plans were made for the
club sections program in January
for the club.
Mrs Earle q. Davis gave the
program for the day, reviewing an
old favorite OF the Victorian age,
Crawford by Elizabeth Gaskell.
Mrs. jenkins served tea, her table
with It's lace cloth, centerpiece OF
flowers and candles, its silver and
CHINA. making an inviting picture.
Mrs. Guy A. Weakley and Mrs.
Laural Ferguson poured.
MIS-. Julia Bracket was a guest
of the section and members pres
ent were. Mesdames Lee Nuffer,
W H. Tyler, jr p N. Van Slyck,
Don c. PauluS. Guy A. Weakley,
D. b. Roberts. Norman f. Dupont,
Earle g. Davis, N. A. Contos, w. w.
Apple. j. S. Larew, p A. Murray,
Forrest E. Kutz, Ross T, HickcoX,
Donald w. Ketchen, II. G. Diller,
Laurai Ferguson, Rodney Jenkins.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Bacon Home Scene
Of Gay Birthday
Dinner PARTY

Mrs. Sem Bacon entertained
Monday night with a smart dinner
party at her home. 681 Sandalwood
Drive. the affair honoring DR.. Ba-
cons birthday anniversary and also
that Of Mrs. Nolan C. Smith.
Dinner was served in the attrac-
tive sun room of the Bacon home,
Mrs. Bacon using yellow chrysan-
themums, fall flowers in orange and
brown, the favors repeating these
colors.
After dinner bridge was played,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kraft winning the
high score prize, Mr.. and Mrs.
Strickland, the second, and DR.. Nc
Lean, the consolation.
Guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Strickland, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Diller, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Scriven,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno c. Yaeckel, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Mason, Dr. and Mrs
r. C. Ciemons, DR.. and Mrs. Philip
Hodgkin, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kraft
Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan c. Smith and
DR.. R. K. Mclean.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Peterson Family
Enjoys Reunion

For the first time in many years
members of the Peterson family,
that is DR.. Peterson, his sisters and
brothers were together, this reunion
aking place during THANKSGIVING
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Peterson of Wis
2onsin who are enjoying a trip By
trailer to California, spent the holi-
days. leaving Monday afternoon ac-
companied by DR.. Paterson's S sister.
Miss Mary Peterson OF Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Peterson.
Or. Petersons son ana his wife,
left Sunday for Los Angeles ac-
companied by Miss Jane Peterson,
another sister. while the third sis
Jer. Mrs. Emma Wilson was able
to be home only for Thanksgiving.
Bill Peterson a son, spent Thanks
giyng home. the only member alb
sent bein, Ms. Walter Bell. the
former DOrothea Peterson, who with
her husband. is living in Vallejo
and aho plans TO visit The valley
IN the spring
The group not only enjoyed
ThdnkSgivius dinner together but
desert party on Saturday and
trims 10 points OF interest about
the county
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

THE Rains Came by Louis
Bromfield was the book chosen by
Mrs. A. b. Hanson and Mrs. War
zen E. Sage for their program at
The Readers Round Tables month
ly book discussion session N1Na.&
afternoon in the club house.
The novel, essentially q study o.
character, is concerned with a
group of people in Ranchipur, In
dia, describing the tension existing
IS they await the needed rains, and
the resultant effects Of the rains
and the earthquake.
Since the next meeting Of this
Ten Thousand club section falls on
the day after Christmas, which is
a holiday, the group voted to dis
pense with tie December meeting.
Study Group
The study group Of this section
meets Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock with Mrs. Ross T. HickcoH.
753 Holt G,E5nue, fos an hIU'
study to be followed by the serving
of tea. Membership in thiS group
is closed
Members present Monday were.
Mesdames Z. /. Allen, H. R. Ander-
son, David Blank, jr, Howard
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
, MeMcali Rotanans Entertain
Valley Clubs at Dinner Dance

Rotarlans = M.Ne## .H#
themselves delightful bel H#
night when they entertained HH
valley club membcrs end IHrr b.
dies at a dinner dance In fhF HHiHf
Commercial. Mexlcau
Guess of honor were E##I MHH#
of San Bernardno. governor ol 90.
l08ih district. and Nh MarF an#
Miguel Gonzalez. 24tH d#5H. .aE
ernor o. the Rotary cIah u NJ
leo.
The large dining room HaH NiIea
to overflowing BY the many visitor
VINO enjoyed the temuLnH AoVlrH
dinner served them and tne inter
esting program which followed
Mr.. Gonzalez acted as master II
ceremonies. iutroduclua Mr. AM
Mrs. Mack and the pre- .dens O.
the various clubs. also expressing
the greetings Of the Mexlcah group
to the Imperial valley delegation
emphasizing the spirit 81 friend
ship between his country and the
United States other distinguished
guests were introduced
The Mexican governor also pre-
sented a program when featured
songs and dances by Mexican artists
in gorgeous costumes. After this
program the evening was spent IT,
dancing to the music Of the Moi
can orchestra which also played
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Section Honors
Mrs. Bermore

CALEx1CO. Nov 29-Mrs n. G.
Barmore. who is soon 10 lalve the
valley for Whittier. was guest OF
uonor at luncheon Monday az the
Hotel de ANA. given bv the TWic.
Told Tales section Of the Woman
improvement club.
Mrs. Barmore has been a pOpu-
lar chairman OF tina. section for
Two years
Mrs. Lns hlv.rez the new chain -
man. presided at the luncheon. in
PRODUCING Mrs o. A. Pratt. charter
member 81 the section who eX-
pressed the nroup's appreciation for
Mrs. BarmoreS efforts in their be-
half. At he conclusion of her re-
marks MIS-. Pratt presented the
guest of honor with a lovely crystal
console set.
Those present were: Mesdames
Luis Alvarez, o. A. Pratt, Fred
Gunterman, Harvey Shepherd, a
V. Vierhus. ". II Lorenz. Leslie
Dove, Earl Cavanah. p. H. Wof-
ord, Roscoe Entrekin. Eddie Kitow
F. f. Kelso. j. SiemSen, o. p. Man
orapa. Ellis. NJ. SatinCer. HaroiC
Mason. R. L. Glasby, Mrs. Barmore
all of Calexico and Mrs. George Il
Kirk of El Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Rotarians Hosts
To Ladies on
Thursday

Ei Centre Rotary f'u6 Is plan-
aim. d aHIes uIahf that aI1 be
.HmefHnH mueaaIh pleasant and
mferr .HH i0f tae guests uf honor
THIS affair + scheduled for
TUurdaF uIHhf Al rs O'Clock in
.hc Hfsafa Worth hotel and the
elHB ha# HaCn promised "a pafticu-
Iar'v uae dinner faf the occasion.
Tho pfaFrlm. sad pat Glasgow
program chairman. is % be eX-
eenuoualv fine. one of me most
ENJOYABLE Jho CLUB has been able
f8 secafa IN some time stan Atkins
az Central hiEh schools faculty
Will b. request play e. aroup Of
violin nmber. a vocalist from th"
coast. ore of the outstanding sing
ers OF .se rcal.n. j. 10 be presented
as are fBrer Fanch0n and Marco
specialize which have been declar-
cd 10 ae the bcst Of treir kind 1b-
tamlbIe ~ the south
Reservations for the dinner should
be- made with Howard Soper. club
president
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Calexico Union
Plans Shower

CALEXICO. Nov. 29.-At a re-
cent meeting Of the CaleXico VIC.
TU.. nold az the nome Of Mrs. c.
w Brockman it was voted to spon-
sor ag9in a Christmas shower fer
the W.C.T.U. old ladies home, a
state project.
This will be the fifth consecutive
wear that the CaleXico Union has
sponsored such a shower and the
group has set the date for Dec. 13
at pm. in the Baptist church.
Anyone interested may take or send
a gift suitable for an old lady from
1896 years OF age. There are 100
women in the home at Eagle Rock,
designed FIR those who have no
friends or relatives able to care for
them
In addition TO the shower. Mrs.
Pearl WaggOner, president, has an
nounced that a program will be fea-
tured also.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

Boyce Aten American Legion post
and Auxiliary unit had one of the
most successful membership dinners
in the history of the two organiza-
tions Monday night.
Many members of both groups
met in the Veterans hall for this
joint dinner and program. The
committee in charge from the Auxi-
liary lad arranged an appetizing
menu for the pot luck dinner serv-
ed at $50 o'clock and enjoyed by a
large group Of members and their
families.
After the dinner delightful pro-
gram was featured, arranged by
Edna Morrison, and including dance
numbers, motion pictures shown by
the Rev. Floyd Johnson, trumpet
solos by Bert Campbell, accompan-
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Attorney Killed
II, Auto Accident

KINGMAN, Ariz.. Nov. %. CUP)-
Kenneth w. Dawson, 47-year-ol1
attorney and Arizona business man,
formerly of Albany, N. Y, died in
hospital here last night from IN
juries received in an automobile ac-
cident en- the Boulder dam high
way.
Davidson was returning home
from Las Vegas, New, where he
had taken relatives to board a train
for the East. He was alone and
passing motorists discovered his
overturned car 300 yards off the
highway. Cause OF the accident
was not known.
He was born at Princeton, Wis,
and was admitted to the bar at
Albany. He was also the Kingman
district correspondent for the Unit
ed Press.
The valuables, mainly Indian
iewelry, an ermine coat and an
expensive rifle, were believed taken
by someone familiar with the hotel
because the room had been entered
with pass key, Sheriff Robbins
said,
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Surprise e Party
For Birthday

Adolph Odermatt had a pleasant
surprise Sunday when a group OF
his friends arrived at his home in
the Tamarack district for a birth
day dinner party given in his honor
by Mrs. Odermatt. who also pre-
sented him with a handsome birth
day cake
Guests from Holtville included
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zenos. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Setz and their grand
children. John Groebli, Mrs. Alfred
Schali Miss Martha Ming, Adolph
Joseph Odermatt who has recently
arrived in this country from Swift
zerland, Bill Williams; those from
Imperial we're: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Roth and Bobby, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Berchtold and Erwin and Joseph
Berchtold. Mr. and Mrs John Hart
uer, Miss Marie Miller. and Mr. and
Mrs Odermatt.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Baptismal Party
Recent Event

Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. TaVolazzi
were hosts Thanksgiving night at
a party celebrating The baptism of
their baby. those assisting them i'll
honOring the child being the grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BertusSi,
Johnnie, Rosie and Louie Bertussi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gastone Vanoni and
family, as well as many other
friends. Lucia Vanoni and Mrs.
BertuSsi aided Mrs. TavolaZZi in
preparing and serving the refresh
mentS.
The baby's godfather and sod
mother are Mr.. and Mrs. A. Berta
OF Santa Barbara who were present
for the baptismal party. Mr.. Berta
is an accomplished accordionist
and played many beautiful selec-
tions for the guests as did Elsie
Corda, Leo Domenigoni, A. CARL.
Mrs Berta is Mr.. Tavolazzi's
cousin.
Some 80 guests were present for
he festivities which continued un-
I'll four o'clock the following morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
College Students
Give Luncheon

One Of the incest of the recent
holiday affairs was the no-hoste5s
luncheon Saturday at the Hotel de
ANA. CaleXico when group of
Girls from college for the holidays
and their house guests spent the
afternoon together with friends III
the valley
Among them were Miss Lillian
Mills. daughter of jeff Mills of FL
Centre and her house guest. Miss
Hilda Schoebie of Los Angeles,
both of whom are U. c. L. A. stu
dents.
Other U. c. l.. A. students
present: the Misses Dorothy Greg
Virginia Williams. Rita O'Connor
while Miss Madeline McCullan from
u. S. c.. Miss Carol Faye Thomp-
son OF San Diego State, the Miss
Evelyn Russell Bonnie Edmonds
Ponnie StraVn. Georgia Frances
Damron. Evelyn Cook we're the
other guests in attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Reservations for
Club Card PARTY
Due "Wednesday

Reservations for the Ten Thou
and clubs bridge luncheon must b.
made hy Wednesday evening with
Mfs S. Emmitt Allen. telephone
Ig0-J. So that the committee in
charge may know how many TO
expect The party is Thursday in
club mouse
Mrs. Don c. Paulus and her
ar8uD Of capable hostesses are plan
ming an appetizing salad luncheon
fer the dag which win be served
promptly at 1890 o'clock. followed
bY the bridge game.
Players may pivot or progress
and prizes viii be given the winners
IN each group with tournament
prizes being awarded at the end
of the series.
These parties are always popular
affairs and this months committee
Is planning TO make the December
party an outstanding one.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Family Dinner at
Damon Home

Another of the delightful family
reunions was that Thanksgiving
day at the George w. Damron
home, 1902 Olive avenue. when Mrs
Damron entertained the group al
dinner
Guests were Or. w G. Woodman
and Mrs. Woodn,an their son, Billy
all of Hollywood, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Glllett. The table had an effective
centerpiecc CT chrySanrhemums and
Mrs. DamrCn served a delicious tur~
ley dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Girl Reserves
; Craft Ne etinq

Woodbumin2 ana leathorwork
were the craft activities studied b.
Central Girl Reserves at their meet
ing Monday night i'm the Methodist
social hall
Miss Muriel Brown, advisor. ShoW-
ed the Group how to make such ar
ticles as boleros, belts. etc, from
suede. Rose Maddng led the OPEN
ing exercises
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Three e Boys Born
On Monday

Three boys we're born Monday at
the FL Centro hospital: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Hart of Imperial have
a seven pound five ounce son, Gary
Brant, born at $50 am; Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Langford of 421 Wensley
have announced the birth of Char
les Wesley Langford, born at 10:45
am. and weighing six pounds IA
ounces; the third boy is the son Of
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. johnson of 724
State street, named Robert Carl
and weighing seven pounds and
! four ounces, being born at Gal pm
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Dams Entire Bridge
Group Hostesses

Mrs Paul Mackey won high score
and Mrs. Robert Wylie second
when the Dams Entire section
bridge group met Monday night
with M~S. David Blank. lr. CTS Vine
avenue. Miss Mildred Record vas
cohostoss, the two serving refresh
ments after the bridge game.
Next meeting of the BRIDE group
is in two weeks at the Neal Gavin
residence with Mr.. Gavin and Miss
Jean Gale as hosteSses.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Legion-AuxiIiary Membership
DinnerWelI Attended

led at the piano by Carroll Camp
bell, and group singing led by Gil
Der Wilson of Holtville. Pauline
Oswalt played the piano accompani-
ments for the dance numbers.
Those appearing in the dance
groups we're: George and Doris
Cleveland in a fast tap; Patricia
Brown and Patsy Clark in Dutch
clog. Joan Klyne in Rhythm in
My Nursery Rhymes; Estelle Tiles
and Wanda Joy Epperson in a COM
edy number
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
cSafshs ssa"S OF Interest to Women sSff'y cfaSs
Society
Clubs
Calendar
TUESDAY


Fntre Nos, 8:45, 10000 club.
Community sing, 1880, chamber of
commerce.
Welfare section, 7:3O, 566 Bright
on.
LO.O.F. No. 397, 8, 532 Main.
Lip reading class, 10, high
school.
Troop 6, B.s.A., 7:3O. Scout hut
Troop %, B.S.A., 7:30, Eastside
Scout hut.
Book section, 7:3O, 1893 Wood
ward.
WEDNESDAY
WcCab" home departm ent, 1890
Alex McRae home,
"rafts Arts and Crafts club,
A cia school.
Sunday school class dinner, $3.50
Methodist church.
Past MatrOns and Patrons, 6:30
10000 club.
Eagles, 8, 569 Broadway.
Troop 2, B.S.A.. 1880, Imperia
Veterans hall.
junior club directors, 7:30, Isl
Brighton.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Duplicate Club in
Weekly Game

Duplicate bridge club players met
Monday with Mrs. Pearl Brooks,
sis Wensley avenue, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Miller winning first place
for the evenings play. Mrs. F. d.
Jacobs, and Mrs. T. C Lanier. sec
ond, and Mrs. George L. Winwright
and Scott b. FoLlds. third.
Mr.. and Mrs f. A. Nance and
Mrs Cali p. Harrison were guests
o. the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Awards Committee e
Ne cts Monday

Special meeting of the Camp Fire
committee of awards has been called
ibr next Monday, Dec S. at $40
,. m. at Wilson school.
MIS-. Dolores Phillips, local sec
retary. has announced that all ap-
3licatiOns for ranks must be filed
at the Camp Fire office by Friday.
The office is located at l13 North
sixth.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Dinner Celebrates
9th Anniversary

The twenty-seventh wedding IN
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Tilton was celebrated Monday night
al a dinner given IL their honor
by Mr. and Mrs Carl Tilton.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Tilton, Miss Lucille Coulter, Pau
Tilton and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Review BromfieId Book For
Readers Round Table

Clark, A. Day, A. B. Hanson, B. L.
Hamburger, Fro Harder, Keith
Nets, p M. Mercer, Malcolm Mac
urda, Alex McRae. P. E. Ryerson
Warren E. Sage. J. D. Townsend
Arno c. Yaeckel, j. D. Stephens, G
r. Clougn Russell B. Guilbault
Guests i'll attendance were: Mes
5emes W. J. Meagher, George L
wainwright, B. A Harrigan. Roy
Hammond, B. e. Lemons, Carson
Powell, George Swami, A K
Swami.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

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Hr-r Haf#fafrf HHF for the acCa-
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Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

GET in touch with oppOrtunit,
through ost-PreSS Want Ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

WITH TIE ANNOUNCEMENT of the hand
some new 1889 Packards, no Packard
owner now finds himself left with a style
orphan
In fact no Packard owner has ever
awakened one morning, full of pride in his
sull-ncw car, only TO discover that radical
style changes have branded it an "out-of-
date model"
Does this mean that Packard opposes
style changes? OF course not-for change
is the essence of progress. But Packard be-
lieves that style can, and should be, used in
the best interests of the car owner, rather
than against them.
This is why Packard makes its style
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. ana Mrs. Lyman p. Robert
son, former FL Centre residents
now living in Altadena. made a
brief visit in Ell Centre Monday
morning en- route to Tucson, hriz
where they plan to spend Two
weeks visiting friends. Mrs. Robert
sen is the niece OF Mr.. and Mr..
Ross T. HickcoX.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
INSPECTOR TOURS
LABOR CAMPS HERE

Fred Rugg, state labor camp in
spector, toured camps in Imperial
county Monday with Lawrence
Niles, deputy county health officer
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29
Announcement MT
Of Ne etinqs

Junior Ten Thousand club di-
rectors are 10 meet Wednesday
night al 7:30 O'Clock with the pre-
ident. Mrs. Clifton II Field. Too
brighton dVenua.
Book section OF the Junior Ten
Ten Thousand club has called a
meeting for Tuesday 730 O'Clock
at the home OF Mrs. George King.
1893 Woodward.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

Mrs. William Lutz of Claremont
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. w
Asher. and Mr.. Asher.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

Trade Your Don't Wants For
DO WANTS POST-PRESS
Imperial Valley press., 1938-11-29

Frances Foulds, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Scott B. Foulds. has re-
turned 10 Tempe, where she IS a
student a. Arizona state college.
after spending the Thanksgiving
vacation in Ell Centre with her
parents.
Mr.. and Ms. George Damron
spent Monday in Globe, Arizona
returning that evening TO Ell Gen.
tro.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
around agriculturists. They took
81 championships and 164 first
places.

around agriculturists. They took
81 championships and 164 first
places.
Australia Takes First Place.
Exhibited and judged during the
eight-day show were 11,621 cattle,
horses, sheep and swine and thou
sands of grain samples. H. B. Heide,
manager, estimated total attendance
at 100000. about 10000 above 1897.
The only first-place winner out
side the United States and Canada
was New South Wales, Australia,
which won the white wheat class
Canadian exhibitors took q cham
pionships and go firsts to place fifth
in the ranking of Individual States
and Provinces.
Oklahoma Cattle Score.
Indiana showed strong in the corn
and hog contests and collected 80
championships and Al f1rsts Scor-
ing heavily in the cattle contests,
Oklahoma took 81 championships
and 38 firsts.
The draft horse and sheep COM
petitions found Illinois scoring many
points.
Iowa, which won heavily in horses
and shared in the intercollegiate
livestock judging contest with Kan
sas, placed fourth among prize VIM
ners with % championships and 4S
firstS.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Illinois Leads States
In Prizes Won al
Livestock Show
Indionu Tokes Second
Place os Chicago
Exhibit Closes
Dy the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-Exhibitors at
the seth International Livestock
Exposition headed homeward today
richer by sl,oOc,ooo in sales money
and 100000 in prizes.
The close of the exposition-the
largest Of its kind in the world
Saturday midnight found Illinois
farmers and stockbreeders leading
al States and the Dominion of
Canada. Indiana was second and
Oklahoma third.
It was the third successive year
that Illinois farmers had proved
themselves the countrys best all
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Sacred Heart Church
Pluns Turkey Dinners

The annual turkey dinners of the
Sacred Heart Church, Sixteenth and
Park road, will be held on Wednes-
day and Thursday, meals being
served from 4:30 to 8 PM, at the
parish hall. A crowd of 1000 Is
expected for each day and oficials
are preparing $500 pounds of turkey
for the dinners, which also serve as
homecoming" for members of the
parish.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
Gropafruit in CoIors
Moy Appear Soon
BY the Associated Press,

BY the AxS0C1ated Pre8S.
WESLACO, Tex.-Grapefruit in
colors-such as purple-may soon
make its appearance on the Ma
tion's breakfast tables. Seeking
some means of marking fruit taken
out of commercial channels by the
Surplus Commodities Corp, grape
fruit growers suggested it would be
easy to color 1t with harmless dyes
Purple was proposed for a trial.
And If this becomes popular with
consumers, we may find ourselves
with demands from housewives for
grapefruit to match their breakfast
pottery SETS" one grower COM
mented.
Evening star., 1938-12-05
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