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Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
ny LOGAN JENKINS
No money for lunch
No money for clothes

No money for clothes
No money for books
I'm sorry. Mr.. Weakley, but I've
got to drop out of school,"
Guy A. Weakley, superintendent
of schools in Fl Centro, disclosed
Tuesday that scarcely a week goes
by that he is not confronted with
some such case among high school
and Junior college pupils The dis
closure came during a discussion of
National Youth Administration ac-
tivities in the FL Centre school
system.
Amazing as it may sound, We
actually have number of pupils
that. without help, would have to
drop out of school," Weakley de-
clared.
"At least a part of the problem,
however, has been solved by the
NYA." he added.
Weakley exp.ained that roughly
two score pupils in junior college
and high school right now are stay
ing in school because they have
Jobs financed by federal funds.
"They are cases where families
are so close TO the border line that
the additional funds required at
school. however slight, upset the
budget" Weakley declared.
In these cases, children are given
Jobs at 80 cents an hour. hleping
in the school offices or on the lawns.
There is too much demand for
the Jobs for us to allow inefficient
or slovenly work. If the pupils
don't produce we have to cut them
off and let others take their places"
ne explained.
Allotments Split
At present Weakley has four
applications in the junior college
and six in the high school that
have been passed upon and found
deserving that he cannot fill. He
hasn't enough money.
At present the high school is
allowed $50 a month and the junior
college S225. The difference is be-
cause in the latter division children
are older and expected to contri-
butte in some way TO the family
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Two Dozen Attend
Gem Society Trip

Two dozen persons attended the
Imperial Valley Gem and Mineral
society field trip to Twenty-nine
Palms this weekend
The party left El Centro Saturday
morning and remained overnight
on the desert, returning home Sum-
day night.
Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur L. Eaton and Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Richardson, Holt
vile; Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Carver
jr., A. C. Carver, sr., and Mrs.
Laura Sheppard and two sons, Cal
exico: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burns, Mr..
and Mrs. r. K. Tilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kennerson and grand
son, George Kennerson, and Mrs.
c. 3. Collins, Fl Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Perry and
c. L. Perry Of Los Angeles, and
Dr.. and Mrs. Bruce Collins Of Santa
Monica joined the party at the
palms.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
CONSTIPATION
NEEDS ATTENTION IN
YOUNG AND OLD

Even Temporary" constipation is
nothing to trifle with. why delay
when Stuarrs Laxative Compound
helps bring such quick welcome re-
lief without forming or bad
after reflects? Stuart's is wonder
fnl for all ages-really works safely
for adults. yet gentle enough for
children. Dosage actually reduces
as IL helps "rcgularize." To feel
bright keep bowels right. Try Stu
arts Laxative Compound right
away for its safe, gentle results AT
all drug stores 25c and 60c under
makers money-back guarantee.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Sullivan to Sum
Up Flax Study

Wallace Sullivan, extension speci-
allst in agricultural economics, will
meet with Imperial Valley flax
growers Friday night to discuss a
five year flax efficiency study in
the county, according to Lee Lam
derman. assistant county agent.
A definite meeting place has not
been selected, Landerman said but
the discussion will probably be held
at the offices of the Southwest
Flaxseed association in Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Marine Recruiters
Here This Week

Sgt. Walter Kastner and Olan
DoWdy. members of a Marine re-
cruiting party, will interview ap-
plcants at the FL Centro post office
from am. until I pm. Wednesday
and at the Brawley post office from
8 am. to / pm. Thursday.
They arrived in Ell Centro Tues
day to make the Marine corps an
nual bid for Imperial Valley enlist
ments. They were sent from Los
Angeles to tour southern California
and Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

We don't stand for loafing." he
said.
Gober has a reputation for con-
servatiSm and therefore the num-
Der to receive help rests entirely
upon his own judgment He may
put either transient or resident on
the payroll and there are no strings
as to whether the family is receiv-
ing or not receiving relief In the
latter event, however. part of the
money earned goes to the relief
office
Some pitiful cases? Yes, We see
a good many Sometimes when I
feel a bit sorry for myself I just
drive around past some of the
homes I know and afterwards I
feel a lot more satisfied"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Jasper Center to
Elect Officers

Jasper farm center will elect Of
ficers Wednesday night at their
monthly meeting in Jasper school,
according to Yves Anderson, center
director
George L. Winright, assistant
county agent, will be the principal
speaker and will outline livestock
economics.
A dance will follow the business
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

ern at Cicero. Ill. 1t told Stoddard
''he did the right thing by leaving
when he did. spoke of a couple of
Cs reward and concluded with a
warning, carry little oscar with
you wherever you go and remember
a guy named Eddie"
Chicago and Cicero police had no
record of a Fred Young. A man who
answered the telephone at the Pad
dock club said he knew a Fred
Young. He said Young had not been
at the club for two days and that
he didn't know where he was.
Lieut.. Thomas j. Kelley of the
Chicago police said he had not de-
termined whether O'Hare had had
a bodyguard named Fred Young. He
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Edward Sides Back
From Funeral

Edward C. Sides, FL Centre nur-
seryman. returned to El Centro
Tuesday after attending funeral
services for his father, George Sides,
6o, former Imperial Valley resident
who died at Rialto
Before he moved to Rialto to
make his home, Sides lived for four
years on a ranch near Ell Centre.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lillian Sides; three daughters, Mrs.
Ruby McAnally of Imperial, Mrs.
Mary LaBorde of Hollister, and
Mrs. Ruby Atkins of Dos Palos;
and four sons, Edward c. of Ell Gen.
tro. John of Rialto, Carlos of Sole
dad, and Ramey of Portland, Ore.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
EI Cenfro Youth
Admitted TO Army

Edward L. Hargroce, son of Mrs.
Ola Dickey Of Ell Centre, passed
entrance examinations and was ac-
cepted for enlistment in the army
this week.
He took his oath of enlistment at
Fort Macarthur and was elected to
serve with the air corps at March
Field, near Riverside, Sgt. Frank
Zapata. in charge Of the recruiting
station IN El Centro, said Tuesday
Hargrove was graduated from Cal
exico Union high school in the
class OF 1887
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
Tostmasters Here
Argue Procedure

Members of FL Centre Toastmas-
ters club No. l enlivened their reg
ular speaking program Monday
night by staging heated discussion
on the subject Parliamentary Pro-
cedure."
They also planned a debate for
their meeting next Monday night.
The debate subject selected was
Should the City Manager System
be Adopted for El Centro.' Allen
Bailey was placed in charge of the
affirmative and Willis Johnson of
the negative.
Henry jain was voted the best
speaker Monday night after his
talk ON How Cities Got Their
Names"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

employment has since drafted a
program calling for production for
use projects and consumer coopera-
tives for the unemployed, to pro-
vide for their own needs. an inten-
sive program OF rural housing, in
creased utilization of farm sur
pluses and other points. Much of
the program must have legislative
approYal
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
RETRIEVE GRANTED
CONDEMNED SLAYER

SACRAMENTO, Nov. IA. CUP)-
Everett Gilbert Parman, scheduled
to be executed in San Quentin's
gas chamber next Friday, today was
granted a 90-day reprieve by Gov.
Culbert Olson to give time for con-
sideration Of his case by the state
advisory pardon board. Parman
killed George McElroy July 16, 1888,
at Roseville, when McElroy sought
TO question him regarding an at
tack on Margaret Brusso. McElroy's
sister -in-laW.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
EXTRADITION GRANTED

SACRAMENTO, Nov. "A. CUP)-
Gov. Culbert Olson today granted
extradition to Holt county, Mo, Of
Wayne Hunter wanted on a charge
of embezzling $383.41 belonging tc
a brewery by which he was employ
ed as a distributor. Hunter is helt
at Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
SANTA CRUZ MEN
VISITING IN VALLEY

Al Strong and Fred j, Brant of
Santa Cruz are visiting points of
interest in Imperial Valley this
week. Both are members of the
convention committee of the Santa
Cruz chamber of commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14
MASONS TO CONFER
DECREE MONDAY

FL Centro chapter No. lO9 r. s.
NJ. will confer degree at the meet
ing Thursday night, 7:30 O'Clock in
the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-11-14

said he had made inquiries at the
Paddock club and would await
developments"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
Transportation
Help Wanted

WANTED-H Helper for bee work, 727
So. 7th St, w. w. Fairchild. Ga
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
instruction

MEN, WOMEN-$lOo-$175 month.
Get U. S. Government jobs. Pre-
pare Immediately at home for FL
Centro examinations. List posi-
tions FREE. Write today. Frank
lin Institute. Dept. 46 r. Roches-
ter. N. Y. 6-3
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
3 Business Opportunities

COOKIE, CAKE and pastry route
established in san Bernardino 10
years. I am tired-you take it
over. Bargain. Box 962, Rialto
Calf. 6-7
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
Enjoy Your Vacation Trip
In One of the Good Used Cars ListedHere
10 Summer Homes, SaLe-rent

FOR RENT-June, July, August,
furnished three bedroom, 2 bath,
Spanish stucco in beautiful Sun
set Cliffs, overlooking ocean. 5
minutes to beaches. Reasonable.
Mrs. John P. Crowley, ITO Bar
celona Drive, San Diego. 81
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
i3 business OPPORTUNITIES

OLDEST ESTABLISHED restau
rant in Jacumba. Priced right fer
quick sale. Deal direct with own
er. Jacumba, p. o. box 3. Go
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04

FURNISHED DUPLEX. 3 rooms 81
bath. No children. Reasonable.
Nice large yard. 735 He'll, call af-
ter $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
~ Sum'r Homes, Sale, Rent

SUMMER RENTALS-All prices,
San Diego B. G. Singer, Realtor
1859 5th Ave. 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04

UNFURNISHED house at 663 Len
Rey. $40. See Herbert Lowder-
milk, Real Estate and Insurance
116 N. 9th, phone 1894.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
Houses For Rent

2 BEDROOM furnished house,
cooler ......................................$35 $35
4 ROOM furnished house,
cooler ......................................$25 .$25
3 BEDROOM furnished house $50
2 BEDROOM furnished
house ............................. $3.50
? BEDROOM furnished house $40
, BEDROOM, new modern UNI
furnished house ....-........ $40
2 BEDROOM unfinished
house, garage ...................... $50
3 ROOM furnished Apt, hot
and cold water ................. .$25
2 ROOM Furn. Apt, cooler,
per week ..........................3 3.75-4.75
2 ROOM Furn. Apt, air cool
er, electricity and refrigera-
tor furnished, per week .. 81
/ ROOM Furn. Apt, cooler S35
C. A. IRVING
Real Estate, Rentals, Insurance
33l Main Phone 974
FURNISHED large 3 bedroom
house Hardwood floors. Electric
ally equipped Air cooler. Good
location. l mile west Main ST.
VIM. Mitchell, phone 1l73R. 6-4tf
BRAND NEW house with garage
for rent. Inquire 839 Olive. 5-28tf
, ROOM furnished house in rear.
Close III. Inquire 722 State or
652 Hamilton. 6-6
/ BROOM furnished house. Adults
only. $2250 month. 534 Holt. 6-5
FOR RENT. reasonable, new un-
furnished house. Inquire 839 Oh
! i've. SO
FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. 327
So. 7th street. 6-2tf
II Rooms For Rent
VERY COMFORTABLE bedroom
for gentleman only. 1876 Olive.
SLEEPING PORCH and dressing
room with cooler. 523 Holt. 6-5
NICE ROOM with cooler, adjoin-
ing bath. Inquire 773 Olive. 6-4tf
~ Sum'r Homes, Sale, Rent
SUMMER RENTALS-All prices,
San Diego B. G.. Singer, Realtor,
1859 5th Ave 6-5
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04

SULPHUR PLANT across from pa
cific Fruit Express, CaleXico. $3.50
valued at $1,000. Also large and
small motors. &c
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04

FURNISHED or unfinished 2-bed-
room modern house, close in. 660
Brighton. 5-23tf
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-04
Help Wanted

WANTED-Jr. college girl for moth
ers helper. Board, room and small
salary. Mrs. Lee Nuffer, $40 Len
Rey. 6-6
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junior Womsn's Club Plans
Moonlight Rendezvous"

Ntsgthx . nsa0ntlxht ssnsirks
sous ssanlcf Musaans eiah msa.
hwsx sna shrir If4snas Nil dance
an shs tuos rsEasn a itessl Vim
thfup Oct - a Nhlsa plessi fsncs
~isA ~hise sats and climbing IVY.
ntAeahanx ard aasuHn issYsn wtil
pfossis a setting for ~ nrchsssgA
A sammsf naecH pn a black velvet
drop wali complete the scene. Eilaea
and white tapefs viii he used on
The sAbassi tables
Invitations 20 the affair hAvs
,ass heen lasusd 10 elub members
snd their friends The party VIII
serve a. an Inspiration for many
no.hoet and cocktail party.
Amnng those already planning 10
attend are Mrs Clifford Wood.
chairman. Mrs. l. O Rsssinger,
MIS-. Frank Fox. Mrs. r. y Allen
and Mrs. A o. Doekeray.
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Daughters Plan
Annual Affair
Sunshine Card Party 70 30
Given IN Masonic Temple
Thursdsy 81 ! O'clock

The annual Sunshine Card
Party which the Daughters
Of the Nile sponsor each year,
viii be held on Thursday after
noon NJ l o'clock in dining
room A Of the Masonic tenn
pie. Mrs. Walter Alierow is
the chairman for the event
and Is being assisted by Mrs.
J. +. Crews. Mrs. A. +. Long
and Mrs. Frank Hubbard.
Committees assisting include Ia
bles. Mrs. Bertha Bede. Mrs. n. r.
Thomas. Mrs r. c. Vcith and Mrs.
Edwin Harris; decorations. Mrs.
c. J. shipley. Mrs. ID. r. Mason.
Mrs G. z. Nelson. Mrs. Leslie
futile and Mrs. Harry b. Berry:
refreshments, Mrs r. J. Doherty.
Mrs. Frank Douglas and MIS-.
Catherine J. Neff; table service.
Mrs George Piper and members
OF the Egyptian patrol; prizes.
Mrs. Buster Williams.
Table reservations have been
made by Mrs. X. Ray Bolin. Miss
Berniee Bolin. Mrs. J. w. Barclay,
Mrs. A. A. Campbell. Mrs. c. V.
Faweett, Mrs. Emil Engebretzen,
Mrs. Frank Hubbard. Mrs. f. J.
Garretson. Mrs. Erna osgood,
Mrs. Carl Weimer. Mrs. L. X.
Stewart, Mrs. William McGovern,
Mrs. c. ]. Spike, Mrs. A. K. Long,
Mrs. Gertrude Lemons. Mrs.
Grover Nolte. Mrs. f. L. Warren,
Mrs. Benjamin Snyder. Mrs. D. p.
Mason. Mrs, Robert Raber. Mrs.
A. f. Norwood. Mrs. Arthur II.
Bassett, Mrs. II. L. Without, Mrs.
p. d. Miller. Mrs. George Mullin,
Mrs. William Stute, Mrs. J. f.
Crews. Mrs C. D. Magenheimer,
and Mrs. r. J. Doherty.
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Sorority Girls To Give
Rushing Tea On Sunday
Beta Phi Kappa TO Entertain in Y. w. c. A. Loft Miss
srsby Chairman OF Event at Which Prospective
Pledges VIII Be Entertained by Members

The annual fall rushing Of Beta Phi Kappa bust
girls sorority viii open formally Sunday afternoon
when the members entertain prospective pledges Mt tea in
the Y. c. a. Hours viii be from until o'clock Miss
Dorothy Bby has been named chairman of the affair and
viii be assisted by Misses Marjorie copeland Maryjean Brooks
and Phyllis Mitchell
Presiding at the table win be Miss Margery Nieser
and Miss Esther Cory The table will be centered with silver
sebranehcd candeabra with yellow apers and the ends
OF the long table small bouquets of orchid chrysanhemus
will be placed In other parts of the will be autumn
flowers in a variety of shades
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Lights Burn Late in
Preparation for Excursion"

The lights arc seen burning late
four or five Nights a week at the
Little Theaier OF Carr Street. now
sdays. while the cast and stage
crew Of Excursion. By Hugo
Wolison. work lntens.yely on prob
lens and difficulties Of rehearsal
for production OF the play on Oct.
u and Nov. /, 2. 3 and 4. laclu-
sive Tho unprecedented success
Of the fivc-day run OF Stage Door"
last month at the theater mott
waited the extension OF production
dates for Excursion into five
nights instead OF the originally
planned three.
While the cast is busy front
stage. under the direction OF Mrs.
y. X. Gordon. the stage crew is
hard at work surmounting teohni-
cal difficulties presented by the
complex structure Of the play.
Excursion" is divided into three
acts and seven scenes. Mr.. Larry
Mix. as stage manager. Is capably
overcoming the difficulties Of
changing scenes in two minutes.
Mr.. Erich Richter Is finding wide
scope in his capacity as stage art
list in designing scenery for the
nautical background. Mrs Kay
Taylor. in charge of costumes, is
properly thankful for the navy at
her back door.
Membership subscriptions. which
make possible participation in all
OF the numerous departments OF
Drama league activity, may still
be obtained from any member of
the board.
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glser IN ssarT14gs - ~ fAfasF
shs ess4e wees = asifs nsazFs xaan.
pxiaasas sfyss. sa4s via a sacrs
tran sweetheart nsesiAne a as4sias
sza nnE sleeves rozaarE 20 paznis
ever fhe hansax. her vtu NAs e
fazFsr.tl7 sssxsh 3na 49, hela e
A~f brad Ntth a hans-mAas ssns-
tlAa lace rgFoast. Sc earrtest hxr
soFossiYs Bshis lambda sigma
Chi ~ ~ College % Puget Sound
eu whlrh wAs placed a Nhsts
0fekld
Mas EmGlF Lou Bear4isiry ~as
mas - hozor Tor hsr SISTER Ard
bridesmaids Ncrs The Misses Viz
Kinla suayth. Jane Carlson ard
Beverly Peters AE Harold John
noh SERVED hls brother a. best mar.
ushsrs bring Msssrs. Bill Sseholl
lr- Harhins Monroe and sherman
Jonas. y. cousin o. The bride.
A powder blue gown and a Tow
cred hat trimmed IN corn flower
blue velvet sgere worn BY the maid
% honor whose flowers were a
colonial bouquet OF pink eArnA-
tons. Her gown w4s Of the same
style as that % the bride except
Tor is short sleeves. The brides
maids Nore lowered hats trimmed
with fachsia velvet and also car
Red colonial bouquets.
\ reception IN the North 18th
II. home Of the brides parents fol-
lowed the wedding ceremony. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Beardsley and Mr..
Carl johnson joining the wedding
party in the receiving line. Mrs.
Beardsley wore violet colored
velvet gown with a corsage of vio-
lets while the bridegroom's mother
wore blue lace and gardenia cor
sage.
White ehrysanthemums. roses
ard carnations were used through
out the rooms and white roses
formed the centerpiece for the col
lstion table. Presiding were Miss
Ruth Beardsley and Mrs. S. l..
Jonas, aunts Of the bride, and Mrs.
Horton Wilcox, the brides cousin.
Assisting were the Misses Mary
Elizabeth Tuck, Alice Hazen.
Marian Wilkinson and Doris John
son, sister OF the bridegroom.
For travelling. Mrs. johnson
wore q three-piece navy blue suit
with blue accessories and a cor
sage of orchids. The bride is a
graduate Of Stadium high school
and the College OF Puget Sound.
where she was affiliated with
lambda Sigma Chi sorority and
the bridegroom attended Lincoln
high school. c. p. s., and the Uni
versity Of Washington. AT c. p. S.
Mr.. johnson was a member Of
Delta ri omicron fraternity.
Women of the Moose regular
meeting Monday in the Moose tenn
pie. Guests from the Seattle chap
ter, including Mrs. Buelah Clarke,
dean of the Academy of Friend
ship. State OF Washington. Re-
freshments.
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Johnson-Besrdsley Rites
Read In St. Luke Church
Ss.sr 81 Eide 49, o. ionO. Brother Of srSesroea
Serves 81 ses. Asr: esespsson roso-s
l~prsssvs wsSens Ceremony

~ asaea ngsrssf - he coasxs ~ Ia Tacoma ard - those
mho have ~ recently graduated the arrAT. Friday
nnx - Ms Eaara Een EsarslsY. daughter q pr and
Mr. TnsYan H<ardsley. "a Mr. CArencs johnson. =
Mr. ard Hrs Carl 1ohnson ne ceremony performed n
set;ax q whe ehryAnthsnums ard Erencry a. eocz
81 Lakes Memorial Church b. The Re-. Arthur Bel
The fzksF 81 randeEhi FROM thr flames q candies n
Foeed hoefs a each window added ths gow 81 ether
e2asez stately cAndeAbfa. providing TIE soft ght -
whseh the read Hiss Virginia Johnson TIE
orEanist AID Ars. Gem Nelson sang At DAWninx
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sss's 81 Dr.. Bond
Anticipated By Many

Tss sssss a. IN ~ A lAant ~
shs As~sssn Nsshsnxseu cvaisss
~ tas@sstsna IT issaiangssan u b.
inx sni.rapstra slsA nsssh pleasure
~ shs siannl nzsesiag for lsasa.
saa al shs I ". G, a, hpntsy
fasssa The ssnxhspa - telnx hsia
II sssnnsetlon ~lsA shs TseeAA
aasissrt nesting - shs washing
lon kaacasisnal association.
Mrs. Gladys offeFd. assisted ~
Miss Mar irsns saarphy. !. plan
nlng = vsAing mntif IN the senepi
eaioss. hsas sna whlts. fos shs table
esessAtians
hesxfesasnn* may b. maas ~
esillnE tise chairman. Mrs.. Gsnnsld
0snnan. al ca sies.N or Al the
:. ". &, A.
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Miss Mitchell Is arranging the
afternoon program and Miss Ber-
nice Morse, president OF the group,
win welcome the guests.
HostesSes win be Misses Roberta
Armstrong. Edith Ball. Anita Ball.
Esther Cory. Dorothy Blrkby.
Maryjean Brooks, Marjorie Espe-
land. Lillian MoriSse. Frances
Newell OF Tenino. Joyce Rosene,
Ethel Luokenbihl. Margery Niesen,
Mary GallwaS. Eunice Washburn.
Bernice Morse and Phyllis Mitch
ell and Mesdames Norman Kelly
Edna Crothersl. Austin Gibbons
LILLIAN Farrier), Ernest Title
doris Bucholtzl, Ernest Estes OF
Portage and Lyle Cope.
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Democratic Women to
Attend institute in Seattle

Keen interest Is being taken by
Democratic women OF Tacoma con-
corning the Institute OF Good Gov
eminent. to be held in Seattle. at
the New Washington hotel, Oct. %.
The institute win feature Mrs.
Thomas r. McAllister OF Washing
ton. .. c.. director Of the women's
division of the Democratic ma
tional organization. and plans for
the institute are in the hands OF
Mrs. Emma Abbot Ridgeway of
Sedro-woolley. Democratic state
vice chairman. and Mrs. Jeanette
Testu OF Seattle, state committee
woman.
Among coma Democratic
women who viii attend are Mrs.
Frank A. Cole. president OF the
Pierce County Women's Demo-
cratic league; Mesdames Calvin
Stewart. Robert Ballard, Stuart
Elliott, James II. Egan, Thomas
Yingling. L. W. Craig, A. N. Van
Siyke. w. S. Burroughs, J. Frank
Hobbs. John o'Mcara. 7. T. Mslloy.
William C. Mcnamara, James Mi
lone and Joseph Kemp.
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Gil B S
Julia Dent Grant

Julia Dent GRAFT tent, ID. L. v.
viii give a card party and luncheon
on Monday In the armory. Chair
men. Mrs. William Hendry. Mrs.
II. A. Wood.
John X. Thompson auxiliary, L.
:. w. v. will sponsor a card party
Saturday evening at $50 In the
Veterans hall OF the armory.
Visitation Villa alumnae annual
rummagc sale Oct. %. "a and IS
at 1918 Pacific ave. Miss Lillian
Yunckor and Mrs. Mark Bunting
in charge.
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Delphisn Chapter 10 Hear
OF egyptian Art

Theta Kappa fsi chapter az the
pslphlans viii meet Monday morn.
lng AZ 10 o'clock at the Y. W. {, A.
Mrs Alfred Grau viii speak on the
ancient art OF Egypt Members
win review the past two lessons
Of this years study. Understand
INK Modern Art.
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Gov. and Mrs. Martin
Here for Band Concert

In Tacoma Saturday evening to
attend the concert OF the United
States navy band in the armory
will be Gov. and Mrs. Clarence
Martin and General and Mrs. w.
C. Sweeney of Fort Lewis. Mayor
and Mrs. J. j. Kaufman viii sit in
section set aside for the group
and other Tacomans will be added
to the party.
The band will play only Tacoma
and Seattle in this territory.