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Eastern Ave. Bapt. Church
Rev. James L. Jackson, Pastor

49, SohSo LIZ JdChSOn, IdSIOr
Gods Great Love for Men" was
Rev. Jackson's subject at the morning
service. In the afternoon the Fall
Rally began with the men in charge.
The guest speaker, Rev. Clarke of the
Seventh Day Advent Church, Boston.
spoke on Church Loyalty" music by
his choir. Other features included an
interesting address by Mr.. Samuel
Shepard of the 18th Baptist Church
brotherhood. Next Sunday will be
Women's Day, the guest speaker in
the afternoon will be Prof. Irene
Brown of the N. E. School of Theo-
iogy.-The chairman for the day will
be Mrs. Esther Humphrey. At 7:3O,
Rev. Luther Martin spoke on 'EThe
Church Filling Station On We'd
nesday evening the Fidelity Glass met
at the home of Mrs. Julia Tyre of
West St, Everett, to rehearse their
play on Thursday, Dec. THE
framing Glass meets on Tuesday
evenings at 1880 p.m.-The Junior
missionary Dept. will visit PEOPLES
Church, Chelsea, Monday evening,
Nov. " to present a program.-An
enjoyable social was given bv the
Crusaders Club last Friday evening
at the home of William Stokes. los
Madison St., Maiden. Many of the
younger set attended. The officers
OF the club are: Hon. president. Viii
ham Webb; president, Thomas Sneed:
wee president, Arthur Lee; secretary
James Smith; treasurer, Charles Cole.
MANA special Thanksgiving pro.
gram will be presented at the mid.
week prayer service on Friday at 7:3O
Mrs. Sara J. Carter of 566 Easter
Ave; was called to Nashville, Tenn,
by the sudden illness of her sister, the
head matron at Fiske University
Deacon jackson Davis of Everett i,
sun sun confined at the Whidden Memoria
Hospital.-Miss Marie Toppin of Win.
slow St., Everett, received her certif
cate last Friday evening from tn,
Boston Trade School for Girls il
Dressmaking and Designing.
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OAK BLUFFS

OAK BLUFFS, Nov. 28-Mrs.
Frances Walker Jones Mrs. Lea
jones' gave birth to two girls and a
boy Tuesday, Nov. Ia at Martha's
Vineyard Hospital. The boy was still
born: According to the town records
this is the first time that triplets were
recorded. There are other children in
the Jones family. Mrs. Jones is the
daughter of Mrs. Mollie Walker of
Dukes County Avenue. Mother and
daughters are doing fine.-Mrs. Re-
6ecca l.. Smith of Vineyard Haven
died at her home in that town on Nov
l3 She was 70 years old. Funeral
services were held at her late resi-.
dence Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock, Rev. Oscar f. Dennison, Off
tciated. She leaves to mourn their
loss two nieces, Mesdames Margaret
Gonsalves and Evelyn D. Andrews; a
cousin, Mrs. John White, other rela-
tives and friends THANKSGIVING SER
vice will be held at the Bradley
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WOBURN

WOBURN, Mass, Nov. 21-Thanks-
giving services will be held in the St.
Johns Baptist Church, Nov. 30, at II
am. A good program will be pre-
scented. Services at the church were
very good last Sunday. The pastor,
Rev. A. Roger Williams, preached at
both morning and evening services.
Both sermons were very helpful and
full of food for thought. Music was
rendered by the junior choir in the
morning and the senior choir in the
evening. Miss Miriam Keller is the
organist in charge Church School
was held at noon with a goodly num-
Der present. Visitor was Deacon
Atkinson of Lynn, Mass. Deacon At
kinson also attended the morning wor-
ship at the church. The young peoples
meeting was held at $50 pm. The
Junior Missionary Circle held a social
in the church vestry last Thursday,
Nov. 16. Messrs, N. D. Alexander, A.
W. White and w. S. Pollins attended
the First Baptist mems breakfast last
Sunday morning at nine o'clock and
the class meeting at 9:45 a.m.-The
following pupils were placed on the
honor and credit roll in the junior high
school for the last quarter. Bertha
Smith and James Fitchett on the
honor roll. Those who were placed
on the credit list are as follows; Pris-
ella Petite, Marjorie Atkinson, Shir-
ley Canada, Audrey Martin, Wendell
Canada, and Samuel Caruso.-The
church school was represented at the
Mystic Baptist church school union
which convened in the First Baptist
Church in Cliftondale, Rev. William
Jackson, pastor.
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be members of some working union.
Personal Briefs-Making the long trip
here from Texas, by plane, Arthur
Register arrived at the East Boston
airport Friday and motored to Brock
ton to join his family for the week
end. Sunday he left again for Texas
accompanied by Mrs. Register and
their daughter, Patty Jewel.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Register of Day Ave,
are entertaining Mr.. Registers brother,
John E. Register of New York City.
His niece, Mrs. Stephen E. Williams,
Jr, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L, Register, will motor back with him
in time for Thanksgiving, Nov. %
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Solomon, residing
at 1146 Court st. the past few months,
have moved into newly furnished
apartment on Adams St-Mr. and
Mrs. Benton Mapp entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Steele at their home Sun
day evening. The Missionary Society
of Lincoln Church met Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Frances Har-
grove. Successful reports were heard
on the County Fair held in the church
recently. Plans were made to give a
Christmas party, Dec. 1.-Refresh-
ments were served by the hostess
assisted by Miss Claire Hargrove.
Those present were: Mrs. Mamie
Baker, Mrs. Florence Harris, Mrs.
Allene Johnson, Mrs. Pearl Brooks,
Mrs. Gertrude Simmons, Mrs. Matilda
Vowel, Mrs. Frances Hargrove and
Mr.. T. ]. Bell =. . Mrs. Grace Corn
wall, who has been ill at her home for
has been removed to the
Brockton Hospital.
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MAIDEN
Union Baptist Church
Rev. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor

MAIDEN, Mass, Nov 22-Sunday
Nov. 10, marked another highlight in
the history of the church when in
observation of it's Fortieth Anniver-
sary, it had, as its guest preacher for
both services, one of the foremost
Baptists of today, Rev. ]. C. Jackson,
President, New England Baptist Con-
vention, of Hartford, Conn.-At the
dedicatory service of the new Laws
Pipe Organ, Rev. W. H. Hester, pastor
of Twelfth Baptist Church, delivered a
most eloquent sermon on Church
Music, It's Place and It's Influence in
Religious Worship" Mr.. Walter Rob
erts, we'll known organist of Boston,
was at the organ. At the close, the
Church School, presented the pastor
with a pulpit gown. Tea was served
by the teachers of the Church School.
In the evening very successful rally
was held by the Units of church and
number of gifts to the church were
made.-Flowers in memory of Rev.
Solomon NJ Darlington were given by
Mrs. Darlington and daughter, AL
berta and a basket of flowers from
the Forget-me-not Club.-Albert Ran
dolph, Misses Alberta M. Darlington
and Orissa White were the soloists at
the different services.
Monday evening closed the Ami
versary program with a banquet in
the vestry decorated by Mrs. Edna
Goode and her committee. Mr.. Ever
EFT West, POSTMASTER, invocation by
Rev. Jacob W. Powell, Rev. Elmer E.
Thompson, guest speaker, remarks by
the clergy and guests. There was
community singing led by Alberta M.
Darlington, Orissa White, pianist.
Several readings were given by Miss
Gladys Springer. Seated at the head
table with Rev. Clayton were Rev.
Jacob W. Powell, Rev. E. E. Thomp-
son, Rev. G. Nathaniel Williams and
wife, Rev. James Jackson and wife of
Eastern Ave. Church, and as special
honored guests, Deacon Nicholas
Valentine and wife, Deacon Jesse l..
Taylor, Mrs. S. NJ. Darlington and
Mrs. Mary A. Battles.-Mr. Norman
G. Williamson was the efficient general
chairman of the Anniversary services.
assisted by chairmen of committees.
Mrs. Gladys High, Publicity: Mrs.
Edna Goode, Decorations: Mrs. Ger
trude MacNair, Music: Mrs. Ruth E.
Day, Entertainment: Deacon C. A.
Stokes, Historical: Mrs. Rosetta 1.
Tyler, Program.
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
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HARTFORD

HARTFORD, Conn, Nov. 21-Ser-
vices were we'll attended last Sunday
at Bethel A.M.E Church, DR.. w. K.
Hopes, pastor. In the morning, DR..
Hopes discussed Goods Endless Pro-
vision for mankind" The senior choir
sang beautifully. Mrs. Mile Edwards
was soloist. The Sunday school, in
charge of Miss Kathryn Barlow, The
banner was taken by senior class, No.
2, George David, teacher. Teachers
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MISS REBECCA SMITH PASSES

OAK BLUFFS, Mass, Nov. 21-
Miss Rebecca L. Smith, formerly of
Back Bay, Boston, Mass, passed
away at her home on Midland Ave,
Vineyard Haven, Mass, on Nov. 10.
Miss Smith was we'll known in
Boston. She was one of the nurses
at the Plymouth Hospital in her ear
lier years. She was an active member
in a number of societies. SShe was
deeply interested in St. Monica's
Home, Resthaven, and other colored
institutions.
Funeral services were held from her
late home, Nov. Is at 200 pm. Rev.
o. E. Denniston, pastor of Bradley
Memorial Church in Oak Bluffs, off
ciated. Miss Smith is survived by a
niece, Mrs. Margaret Gonsalves and a
grandniece, Mrs. Evelyn DeLoach
Andrade, also two great-grandchil-
dren, Paul and Muriel Andrade of
Vineyard Haven, Mass.
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City News

Mrs. Eva Mccoy of Brook Ave, is
still confined to her home, but is able
to greet her host of friends who trek
there with their best wishes for her
complete recovery.
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MASSACRE DAY BILL

THE COMMONWEALTH MASSACHUSETTS
In the Year One Thousand Thrty!Two
An Act relative to Observance the Bo
Massacre and of the Heroic Samuel Maverick
James Caldwell Samuel Gray
Be enacted Representatives Genera
Court assembled and by the authority follows
Chapter inserting
section twelve inserted hundred fthree tie
OF the current the following
Section I'D The shall calling
proper observance March fifth the anniversary the Boston
wherein Crspus Aucks
Maverick James Caldwell heroic deaths as
the first martyrs in the American Independence
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81 Centrans Le ave
For Stanford
COmmenC ent

Stanford University will be the
mecca this coming weekend for
Mr. and Mrs. Howard p. Meyer and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer w. Heald, since
Miss Elizabeth Meyer, the Meyers
daughter, Will be among the gradu.
etes at the commencement exercises
Sunday, and since the Heald's son,
who is also Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers
son-m law, DR.. Frederick Powers
Heald, will receive mis- MD. degree
from the university that day also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer, and their
grandson, Alan Powers Head, are
leaving Tuesday morning for Oak
lend, where Alan will join his par
entS and his little brother. Philip
Dr. Frederick Powers Heald is as
sistant resident in surgery at the
Alameda County hospital, Oakland.
Mrs. Mary E. johnson, Mrs. Meyer S
mother, will accompany them and
attend the commencement exercises.
After graduating Miss Meyer will
again attend Campo Cello in the
mountains near Lake Tahoe where
she was a counsellor last year, being
on the camp staff this year. Mrs
Meyer and Mrs. Johnson will vaca
ton in the mountains near Camp
| Cello.
MI. and Mrs. Heald are planning
to leave Friday accompanied BY
Mrs. Heald's mother Mrs. f. P
Rickard, who will also attend thc
commencement. Mr. and Mrs. Healc
will remain in San Francisco for tht
tate district attornics convention
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Pretty Shower
Compliments
Mrs. Wood

CAIIPATRIA, june y. - MIS-.
Guy Wood was the recipient
.ol many lovely and useful gifts at
a shower given for her by Mrs
Cecil Clouse and Mrs. Eddie Rade-
macher at the ClouSe home We'd
neSday evening.
Clever decorations of storkS were
carried out in place cards and in
the ice cream.
At the bridge game which fol-
lowed Miss Ida Johnson held high
score, Mrs. Wilson Moore, second;
Mrs. E. L. Hiteman, third; and
Mrs. Ralph Butler, consolation.
e. The guest list was as follows:
.Mesdames Dennis Ford Tracy Sor-
,cnsen. NJ. L. McKendry, Raymond
Rose, E. E. GroSvenor, Alfred
Adams, w. w Smith, Helen Will
liams. L. w Eddins. w. T. Fowler,
Earl Holmquist, j. G.. Writ, c. A.
Sperry r. L. Sperry, j. A. Wallace,
Vance Wilson. L. L. Lyerly, Ruth
Chase, G. C. BroWnell, D. D. Brown
ell Ray HightoWer, c. Roy Thomp-
son. Irma Mccullough. Reed Will
kinson, w. c. Wilkinson, j. Ralph
/. Butler. Roy Kuns; the Misses Flea
nor Lechler, Julia Riley, Ruth As
bury, Ida Johnson Alice Hill,
Blanch Writ, Verna Mcpherson, all
of Calipatria; Mrs. f. L. Hiteman,
Mrs R. w. Ware and Mrs. Ben
Herring of FL Centre; Mrs. Harold
Brandt and Mrs. Wilson Moore
of BraWley.
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Upland w ddinq
Of Interest
Locally

The approaching marriage of
Miss Helmie Miriam Moilanen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Wendell of Upland, to Frank Wilby,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Wilby of
Upland former FL Centre residents,
will be Of much interest to valley
citizens as the family is widely
known.
The wedding will take place Sat
urday, June IT, at 4 pm. at West
Eleventh street and Central avenue
Upland, and will be followed imme-
diately by the reception.
MI. Wilby is a graduate Of Cen.
tral junior college, later going to
one OF the state universities He
was at one time ON the staff of the
El Centre city schools and is now
teaching in Upland,
Miss jean Gale, aunt of the
bridegroom, is planning to be pres
ent at the wedding as are Mr.. and
Mrs. Laural Ferguson of HoltVille
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Completes Studies
At State CoIIeoe

Elizabeth Tagg of El Centro was
graduated Friday from Santa Bar
bara State college with 227 other
seniors of the school. Vierling Ker.
sey. superintendent of the Los An
geles city schools, was principal
speaker
While in attendance at Santa
Barbara State. Miss Tagg was a
member CT the academic depart
ment in elementary education. She
played an active part in student
government affairs. holding the Of
flee 81 secretary; she was cores
pondlng secretary for Kappa Delta
Pi, national honorary society, and
a member of Alpha Delta Chi,
national honorary elementary edu-
cation fraternity. Miss Tagg was
manager of hikes for the Women's
Athletic association during her Sc.
nior year.
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Patriotic Program
Conducted Friday
By D.U.V.

Flag day was observed in a series
of patriotic exercises conducted
Friday night by Anna Maria Ross
tent No. 72, Daughters Of Union
Veterans of the Civil War, before
a large audience assembled in the
Veterans hall.
This program included: presen-
tation Of the colors by Peggy and
Dorothy Little, Dorothy and Mar
jorie Mealey; group singing of the
national anthem with Mildred Ry-
erson as official musician; prayer
led by Nancy Sheldon, chaplain;
Our Duty to Our Country, by
Elizabeth Tuttle, president; two
vocal solos by James Ryerson, BARI
tone; group singing of America;
Our Flag, Elizabeth Mealey, pa
triotic instructor; readings, by An
gelina johnson and Charlotte Hob
dy; violin solo by Billy Clements,
accompanied by Mrs. Will Won
Fluss; Spanish dance and song by
Dorothy and Peggy Little; vocal
solos by RebeCca Severance War
kentin, accompanied by Mrs. Won
Fluss; the dismissal and furling of
the colors which closed the pro-
gram, the patriotic instructor and
the four color bearers being in
charge.
Refreshments were then served
and members enjoyed an informal
conversation with their fellow
members. Next meeting is at 2
pm. June %.
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Clark PIemons
Lea aves City

CALIPATRTA, June 12.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Plcmons left Saturday
for their new home in Brawlcy To-
Gated at 227 South Imperial ave
nuc. Their daughter Barbara, and
son, Vaughn. went with the parents
out the older sen, Wendell, remain
ed as he is employed at the Pow
ell and Becker service station
Mr.. Plemons was local manager
of the Imperial Ice and Develop
ment company in Calipatria and
-cvcral months ago was promoted
to the same position in the BraW-
ley plant He has served two years
rs president of the CalipatlIa
Chamber Of Commerce and Mrs.
Plemons has been night telephone
operator for the telephone COM
1any
The family will be greatly missed
by their many friends here.
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County w. G. T. u. Annual
Convention tuesday

With Mrs. Eva c. Wheeler, state
president as guest of honor, I'm
peral County Women's Christian
Temperance Union Wilf have its an
nual convention Tuesday in El
Centre. starting at I p. m. in the
First Baptist church.
Election of officers, a play by
Calexico school children, White
Ribbon Recruits ceremony and
talk by Mrs. Wheeler will be the
highlights of the afternoon session.
At p. m. a chicken dinner will
be served followed by the evening
program with Mrs. Wheeler de-
livering an address on the subject
of rs the Enemy Alarmed"
Sessions are open to all members
and to all those interested in tenn
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Winifred Cavanah Married To
boseph Peterson Sunday

white made with square neck, pull
ed sleeves, bouffant skirt ending IN
a graceful train. Her veil, OF the
popular fingeItip length, was caught
to her head by arrange blossoms
and she carried a shower bouquet
of delicate lilies.
Miss Blanche Cavanah. sister of
the pride, was her only attendant
and wore white marquiSette over
petal pink taffeta with matching
accessories. Her flower hat was in
pink, with pink mesh veil in shoul.
Ger length and she carried pink
rapture roses.
Vernon Peterson of Redlands
served as his brothers best man.
Wedding Reception
After the ceremony the bridal
party adjourned to the picturesque
patio where refrcshmets we're serv-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson will make
their home at Lake Arrowhead
where Mr.. Peterson is manager for
the Standard Oil company.
Both young people are graduates
of the University Of RedlandS. The
bride is a native of Calexico and
was educated in the Calexico
schools where she was an honor
student, both in the elementary and
high schools. She continued her
fine record at the University of
Redlands where she was member
of Delta Kappa Pi honorary frater.
nifty.
Valley residents who we're pres
ent for the wedding were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cavanah, Miss Blanche Cav.
anah, Earl Cavanah, jr., all of Cal
exico, and Mr.. Cavanah's brother,
Carl Cavanah of Whitewater.
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Calipat Schools Conclude Year With
Impre Conmenc ement Programs

CALIPATRIA. June 12-The past
week witnessed the closing ol
schools in Calipatria.
High School
On Thursday night 18 young
people received their diplomas Of
graduation from the Calipatria
high school in an impressive cere-
mony held at Fremont auditorium.
Miss Judith Elster gave the satut-
atory address and Miss MinnieG.
Diball, the valedictory.
The address to the class was
given by Elwood F. Bailey of San
Diego, former Y. NJ. C. A. secre-
tary.
The program was interspersed
with music by the girls glee club
Mrs. Thelma Wood, vice -Drinci-
pal. made the announcement OF
awards. -Four of the class received
life certificates in the California
Scholarship Federation and nearly
half tho class received special rec
ignition.
f. H. McMath, principal, present
ed the diplomas.
Fremont School
On Friday evening in Fremont
auditorium. 40 members Of the
eighth grade class received theil
diplomas with c. O. Hoober, mem
Der of the school board, making
the presentation.
The girls glee club the boys
glee club and the orchestra furnish
ed the music.
Charlotte Brooks was salutator-
ian and Wanda Williams Valedic-
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= CALEXICO, June IA wedding
of widespread valley interest. due
to the prominence of the brides
family, was that which took place
Sunday in the Alhambra bridal
suite of the Riverside Mission Inn
when Miss Winifred Cavanah
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. e. f.
Cavanah of Calexico, became the
bride of Joseph Peterson of Red.
lands.
The ceremony was performed in
the presence of members of the
immediate families and few init
mate friends. Exquisite flowers,
lighted by many candles, decorated
the chapel, the wedding service be.
ing preceded and followed by a
program of organ music.
DR.. H. c. Merrill, president emeri-
tus Of the history department Of
the University Of Redlands, read the
impressive ring ceremony specially
written for the occasion.
Pretty Bride
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, was lovely in her wed
cling dress an exquisite silk net over
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-12
"Wednesday Bridge
Club Ne cts

CALIPATRIA, June 12.-Mrs.
Herbert Reedy entertained the
members of the Wednesday bridge
club at the home of Mrs. w. j.
Young last week when Mrs. C. A.
Sperry held high score and Mrs.
Joe Bailey second.
Members and guests present were
Mrs. Reedy, Mrs. w. J. Young, Mrs.
Albert Pond, Mrs. j. G. Writ, Mrs.
E. l.. Becker, Mrs. Harrison Martin,
Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mrs. c. A. Sperry
and Mrs. Harold Hoffman.
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Clubs
Society
Calendar

MONDAY
ToaStmasterS club, 6:15, CalifOr-
MIA hotel.
FL Centre lodge No. 38f, +. and
AM. 1880, Masonic temple.
Troop ,, B.S.A., 1880. Scout hut.
T.B. Association. 8, court house.
TUESDAY
Lions club, Barbara Worth.
Shrine social club, IL, 227 Sher
man, CaleXico.
W.C.T.U. convention, |, First Bap-
tist church.
W.C.T.U. dinner. I, First Baptist
church.
Troop 6, B.S.A., 7:30.
Business Women, 1880, Barbara
worth.
American Legion. $50, Veterans
hall.
LO.O.F. No. 397, 8, 666 Broadway.
Nurses association, 8, GalexicO In.
tcrnatiOnal club.
DOwd-MOOrc recital, 8, Barbara
Worth.
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Former Residents
To Visit CITY

Announcement that the Rev. Mr.
Irving T. Raab and Mrs. Raab will
be in FL Centre this week, arriving
Wednesday, will be of interest to
the many friends as we'll as the
parishioners of the Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Mr. Raab was
formerly pastor CT the church.
While in the city the Raabs will
make their headquarters at the
mansc, 642 He'll avenue, telephone
1876. The Rev. Mr. Raab will preach
Sunday at The Presbyterian church.
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Entertain for
Future Bride

Conlplimentine. Miss Ruth A5bury
OF Calipalria and John Kepley of
El Ccrtro whose marriage will be
Gn event Ct June H. MI and Mrs.
Howard F. Meyer entertained at
dinner Sunday at their home, 525
WenslCy avenue
Tho hridaI motif Was carried out
in tho decorations ana table ap.
roinmcut. Exquisite white flowers
conferred the table. covers being laid
for Mr. and Mis-. Minor o. Simms,
MI. and Mls. Paul A. jenkins, Miss
Asbury, Mr. Kcpley, and The hosts.
After dinner bridge was played,
Mrs. Jenkins and Mr.. Simms Win
ming the high score prizes, Miss
AsbGry receiving an attractive guest
prize.
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Hosts at Dinner
Party Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hiteman, 675
Hamilton avenue, presided at a
pleasant dinner party Sunday night
at their home
Covers at the, prettily appointed
table were laid for; Mr. and Mrs,
Ben Herring, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Ford Of Calipatria, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Moore of Brawley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ford of CaleXico and
the hosts. .u~.
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perance activities.
Mrs. Wheeler is an able speaker
and her talks are certain 10 prove
an inspiration to those who hear
them.
Mrs. c. w. Brockman Of CaleXico,
county president. will preside, and
the Rev. Mrs. Mabel Kirk, FL Gem
tro president will welcome delegates
and guests
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-12
Rose -Mesquite
Plans Family
@ atherins

b Rose Mesquite home department
is planning an evening Of enter
tainmentt for the families of mem
bcrs the evening of June Is, this
affair to take place at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Neckel
At the recent center meeting at
the home of Mrs. Joe Seibert, I'm
perial, an enjoyable day was spent
in various games and in group
singing. Mrs Natho and Mrs. Don
aldson served luncheon at neon and
a brief business session was con.
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