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Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15

Miss Catherine Lee Wahlstrom,
member of the national field staff
of the Camp Fire Girls, will come
to the valley to spend Wednesday
and Thursday of next week in Ell
Centre in the interests of Camp
Fire work.
On Wednesday Miss Wahlstrom
will speak at various school assem-
blies and will be the guests of the
Camp Fire board at a luncheon
when she will confer with that body
in regard to local problems, Thurs
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
To Present Play
ForWorkshop

Drama Worshop, the new Ten
Thousand club section, will present
it's first play at the section meet
ing Monday night in the club
house, the group convening at 8
o'clock.
China Pig" by Evelyn Emig, a
delightful one-act play, has been in
, rehearsal this week, those taking
part being Jane Field, Emogene
Blackard and Louise Chamlis.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
Christian Home
Sunday Service

Christian home Sunday will be
observed at the Presbyterian church
with special service and sermon
Sunday in cooperation with the
plan for Presbyterian churches
throughout the country.
The Los Amigos group of young
married people will attend the SER
vice in a body and Mrs. Raymond
Reeder, member of that group, will
sing when There's Love at Home"
DR.. G. W. Thomas, pastor, will
present a home study sermon "As
For Me and My House"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
Coun+yC. E. Rally
In BrawIey

Christian Endeavor members of
Imperial Valley are to meet in
Brawley Sunday for a rally which
will be held in the Christian church
and which will start with a pot
luck luncheon at l pm.
The business session is at 2:30
pm. Paul Ross of San Bernardino
will be song leader, and Roy Nc
Gaha. state first vice-rresident,
will be guest speaker.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15

and patron for the chapter.
A travel shower was given by the
chapter for its delegates to Grand
Chapter who leave this weekend
for that session in Long Beach.
Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell, worthy ma
tron: Mrs. Kirkpatrick, and Mrs.
E. B. Ingle, deputy grand matron.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
Halloween Party
For Los Amiqos

Halloween will be celebrated by
Los Amigos club of the Presbyterian
church next Friday, Oct. 90 at the
church. Mr.. and Mrs. George Leder-
man and,Mr and Mrs. L. M. Moore
are in charge of arrangements for
the party
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
Me|oIand School
Presents Columbus
Day Program
MELOLAND NOTES

COlumDuS Ddy, oCIODtI IL, Wdo
chosen for the October assembly
at Meloland school. The intermedi-
ate grades presented program of
songs and dramatization honoring
Columbus. Ten of the upper grade
students are working on a Halo
ween play to be presented later.
Friday and Saturday Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Farley enjoyed visit
from their nephew, Wesley Harri-
man of Burbank.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Scott Sunday were Mrs. r.
Engebretson and daughter Car-
men, and Mrs. Engebretson'S faith
er, John Strickler. Ralph Enge-
bretson spent the week end in San
Diego with his mother, Mrs. Chas.
EngebretSon.
Sunday Mrs. Hardy Odell, Mrs.
Myrtle Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Hill enjoyed a drive to In
dio to visit Howell Roy, cousin of
Mrs. Odell and Mrs Hill.
Arthur Farley drove to Los An
geles Tuesday to get Mrs. Farley
who had been vacationing with her
sister, Mrs. Clarence Bush.
Mrs. Franklin Helm and daughter
Marcia arrived Friday for a ten
day visit with Mrs. Helms sister
Mrs. Isaac McVride. Mrs. Helm
plans to spend the winter in Sar
Diego to be near her husband who
is enlisted in the u. S. navy ano
at present is on cruise to Ha-
Wai.
Earl Crawford brought Mr. ano
Mrs l. w. McGreW home from
Orange Friday and visited the
Ward McGrews Saturday and Sun
day. On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Bergstedt of Brawley were
supper guests of the McGrews.
Edward McGreW, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ward McGrew, celebrated hi
second birthday october 3rd.
Mrs. D. F. Hawes and Mrs Hen
ry Box were visitors at the Harve.
Corfman home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard
drove to San Diego Sunday t.
bring Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Richard
home from a vacation spent in Lo
Angeles and San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, j. Gregg wer
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Zenos Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forsber
enjoyed a visit Saturday and Sun
day from Mrs. Forsberg's aun
Mrs. Otto Hardt, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles Oldham of Seattle
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Emme
luth ard son Jay of Los Angele
As it was the first time the part
had seen the valley a trip to tn
sand dunes was made Sunday. 1
addition to the out of town guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Forsberg wei
dinner guests of the Forsbergs O
Sunday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
Orqa,nize Work Of
Church School

Officers and teachers of the Pres
byterian Sunday school organized
their work for the year recently
at a pot luck supper held in the
church. A. j. Smaller is superin-
tendent of the school,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
Special Events at
Sc eeIey Church

SEEEY, Oct. 14:-Special events
at the Seeley church during the COM
ing week include the Ladies Aid
meeting with election of officers
on Tuesday and the "Seley Sing
on Friday evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15
News Hens About
Valley Residents

Miss Kay Nuffer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen P. Nuffer, is
spending a few days in Ell Centro
with her parents. Kay is student
at U.C.L.A.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15

Laurence Cook, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Cook, recently pledg-
ed Alpha Tau Omega fraternity at
Occidental college,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15

Mrs. z. A. Golf, former Ell Gen.
tran now living in Ell Cajon, under
went a major operation the first
of this week. Mrs. Goff is in Para
disc Valley hospital, National City,
and was reported as recovering
nicely from the operation accord
ing to information received by val
ley friends Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15

Friday and Saturday Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Farley enjoyed a visit
from their nephew, Wesley Harri-
man of Burbank.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15

Sunday Mrs. Hardy Odell, Mrs.
Myrtle Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Hill enjoyed drive to In
dio to visit Howell Roy, cousin of
Mrs. Odell and Mrs Hill.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-15

Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
D. c. Scott Sunday were Mrs. r
Engebretson and daughter Car-
men, and Mrs. Engebretson's faith
er, John Strickler. Ralph Enge-
bretson spent the week end in San
Diego with his mother, Mrs. Chas
Engebretson.
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SOK WILL PRACTICE
ORH, MYERS TILT
WORKOUTS TO BEGIN THIS
AFTERNOON AND CON.
T1NUE UNTIL FRIDAY
BY Pedro AcuILAR

Blue Sox will practice four art
ernoons of this week, to be in
shape for their game at Fl. My
ers this coming Sunday. The
club viii workout this afternoon,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
afternoons.
g. Diaz, NJ. Sanchez and How
ard Gates compose the pitching
staff and all are in excellent
shape. Last game the Sox play
ed proved this. Fl. Myers stars
win have tough time solving
their slants.
Castellano will play first base
for the Sox, Al. Acevedo, a hard
playing and fast fielding infield-
er. viii be at second; either M
Acevedo or M. Hernandez will DC
on third; Fidel Lopez, that pep
perry player, will cover short
Molina. Garcia and M. Acevedo
win roam the gardens. Puby and
Fred Garbonell will travel with
the team as utility players.
1t is expected that a large mum
Der of Conchs win also make the
trip. which is only 266 miles. The
players expect to leave here
a M. Sunday morning and return
by midnight the same day. The
game in Ft.I Myers win begin a
5 D. m. and end around s p. M
giving the boys an hour to gel
started on the return trip to be
in Key West by midnight.
We predict victory for the SoS
as Key West players never lose
and this time will be no excep'
ton. We will bring back the
bacon, or whatever the Fl. Myers
AIl-Stars have to offer.
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BOWLING LEAGUE
VICTORY BANQUET
SET FOR MONDAY
TEAM MEMBERS WILL BE
GUESTS OF KEY WEST
BOWLING ALLEYS. NAN
AcEMENT

Members of the Key West
Bowling League, whose teams
recently concluded tournament
at the Key West Bowling Alleys,
win hold their Victory Banquet
at the La Concha Hotel next
Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Qualified members of the teams
are invited guests Of the manage
ment, Billy" Warren and Jack"
Long. Teams listed are: Billy's
Service Station, Battery E, Key
West Gas Company, FirA Nation
al Bank, Key West Electric Com
psny, Rotary Club, American Lee
gion, DeMolays, Key West Golf
ers and Lions Club.
Prize awards for the winners,
both team and individual, will be
made at the banquet, and special
entertainment is planned. Cap
tains of the teams are asked to
contact either BILLY" or Jack
for team roster check in order
thai reservations may be made in
ample time.
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BDeES BLANKS
YANKEES, 5 TO 0
REDS WALLoP GIANTS AND
/ INCREASE LEAD AS CARDS
AND CUBS LOSE
Especial 70 The cIslzenl

NEW YORK. June 6.-Tommy
Bridges became the first Ameri-
can League pitcher to shutout
the New York Yankees this sea
son. He did it by pitching four
hit game. Meanwhile, his team
mates on the Detroit Tiger out
fit, pounded two, Yankee hurlers
for II safeties and a 8 to % VIC
tory, Hank Greenberg poled his
twelfth home run of the year.
Cleveland Indians downed
Boston Red Sox, z to s.
CHICAGO White sox' Knott
handcuffed Philadelphia Ath-
letics with three hits, as the Sox
collected Is safeties for an over
whelming l2-l win. Knott rub
bed himself Of a shutout when a
run came in on q wild pitch.
Cincinnati Reds increased their
lead in the National League by
whipping New York Giants. 8 to
2, as the Cards and Cubs were
losing. Lombard poled his tenth
circuit clout in the l6-hit attack
on three Giant moundsmen.
With two former Cubs play
ing against them, the Bruins
were edged out by Philadelphia
Phillies, 8 to 4. Although Rocked
out of the box, pitcher Higbe
twirled fair ball against his ex-
teammates. Joe Marty, also ac-
CURED from Chicago, blasted a
home run for the Pills.
Boston Bees defeated st. Louis
Cardinals, 10 to 4. Cards used
four pitchers to no avail.
Brooklyn Dodgers downed
Pittsburgh Pirates 6 to 2 on eight
hits. Tamulis held the BUGS to
seven safe blows.
Results of the games:
, Hses e - 4 I
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AMERIcAN LEAGUE

soeeeosesssseeeeeee

LONDON - Words of a poem
UNDERSIGNED by Mrs. Emily
Punchard of this city resulted in
her husband being granted a d.
vorce.
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eoseeeeeesseesseseeooeG
Major Leagues Bic Six
fspecial - rne Citizen)
.ssssssseeaPeeseeeeeeepes

NEW YORK, June 6. Phila-
delphia Phillies' Arnovich is
back on the top of the Big Six
with a 1886 average, followed by
ST. Louis Browns McQuinn with
1857, % points behind. Both
leading hitters are members of
cellar teams.
Standings.
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JULIUS YTLLAnEAI. 81

$50 zNA@AAs4AA1~,A@ AAAt c4t-
other three Dagger Sunday and
showed in : couple Of runs. Dodo's
bit ought to have been an easy
home run in any other field.
The Conch rightfielder. never
theless. put his team in a lead
they never lost.
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Philadelphia at Chicago Cas-
ter (S-D vs.. Dietrich do.
Washington ct St Louis Leo
nard (4rD vs.. Harris Gil.
New York at Detroit Hide
brand t2-a vs.. Rowe (l-3).
Boston at Cleveland-Auker
gs-O vs., Drake tO-D.
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eaeAseeeneeeasesse.eAegeAes
MAJOR LEAGUES
CANES TO-DAY

MATIQNAL. LEAGUE
Chicago at Rhilad elphia Page
GA VS.. johnson (S-D,
ST. Louis at Boston Davis
0-5) vs.: Shoffner oil.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Bow
man (S2) VS.. Mungo (3-3).
Cincinnati at New York Van
dermeer (3-2) vs.. Salvo l2-3l.
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6 EAl
: sPoRTs@
ORSERVA ATOMS FROM
THE RLEACHERS
By o. !. MILAN

BLUE SOA A1IGfEGAEkONs
it has been said, is the weakest
team in the league, yet it took
the Pirates Is innings to win from
them and some mighty good
pitching by Dickey Navarro and
one extra round by the Troians
before the hard hitting Court
House Park boys could earn their
victory.
ROBERT BETHEL. Conch star
hurler, was in old-time form last
Sunday against the BUGS. He hit
five batsrnan.
oUINTAN LOPEZ. who long
ago hung up his baseball togss at
tempted a comeback. He was.
forced to retire after two innings
of work. Lopez probably realizes
that it takes more than Just a
couple of weeks training after
such a long lay-off to make
successful comeback.
4 LONG AND THuNDERING
APPLAUSE greeted .Quintan as
he marched to the mound to pitch
for the Conchs against the Pirates
last Sunday. This goes to prove
thai. the man-mountain from
down Bayview Park way is still
popular with the cash customers.
DICKEY NAVARRO. pitching.
his first full game since the open
ing of the last league, did good
job for the Trojans and held the
Blue Sox to four well scattered
hits. Dickey's pitching may re-
mind you of Paddy Watkins,
whose underhand, slow delivery
could never be solved.
BIG BROTHER Dickey Navar-
70 probably gave John q good
scoulding when the boys got
s1a.ts shortsto,, tor the Tro;ans
80 h;s 80, I, az a;a,,t, sa,,e
az Gu tha;,. fIrst r,,n ana tbsre-
-, s,,oilsd The oitcbar,s sbfuo,,t
chonces
-
MAn1o nrNn continues a..
olo,,t ths III, ,r1,a S,,sl,, Ssoncb
fret bssaJnan scorad ) nair ~
hits last SUNDAY and showed in :
na;r ~ rms A. present Pena Is
O''' .'e
i nAsERAI.I. TEAM renre.
sont;no sVan;ce w;li visit Kev
West this week and will tackle
the STRONG conch club Saturday
and SUNDAY is what NAV be con-
sidered a championship contest
between the East Coast and West
-
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PERSONAL
ron SALE

FOR SALE lots, each 50x100.
Run from Washington to Won
Phister street. $1,000. Apply
rear 1917 Petronia street.
apr14-s
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oUINTAN LOPEZ. who Ions

ago hung UP his baseball togss att
tempted a comeback. He was
forced to retire after two innings
of work. Lopez probably realizes
that it takes more than Just a
couple of weeks training after
such a long lay-off to make a
successful comeback.
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4 LONG AVID THUNpERING

APPLAUSE greeted !Quintan as
he marched to the mound to pitch
for the Conchs against the Pirates
last Sunday. This goes to prove
thai. the man-mountain from
down Bayview Park way is still
popular with the cash customers.
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000O0 100000
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
LOST

FOUNTAIN PEN with letter j..
Otto K. on the cap. Reward if
returned to office of County
Tax Assessor. jun6-1tx
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ROBERT BETHEL. Conch star
hurler, was in old-time form last
Sunday against the BUGS. He hit
five batsrnan.
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Hank Greenberg, of Detroit Tt
gers, has stepped up his total of
home runs to IL, leading all 9TH
ers with two to spare. Stand
ings:
Avna~:en.. n.~v,,@
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FOR SALE Bargain; Furnished
House, situated on two lots,
1O0x100 feet each. Apply to
1906 Virginia Street. may25-tfs
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BARGAN--20 Lots on Stock Is
land, $500. Brokers protect
ed. Apply r., The Citizen.
may15-1m ox
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ONLY A FEW copies of '39
'Conch'' (Senior Glass AnnueD
left. to be sold. Apply, Anita
Berkowitz, 323 Whiteh ga d
street. june572tx
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DIcKEY NAyARRo. pitching

his first full game since the open
ing Of the last league, did q good
job for the Trojans and held the
Blue Sox to four well scattered
hits. Dickey's pitching may re-
mind you Of Paddy Watkins,
whose underhand, slow delivery
could never be solved.
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FIFTEEN PIRATE PLAYERS

THE VOICE or RAUL CAR
BoNELL. strong Trojan hacker.
was missed in Sundays game.
No, no, it was heard once, in the
tenth inning when baby brother
Jack singled to left with the bases
full. Jack earned his ice cream
and don't say he didn't.
AHlAANDo tpie Traynorl
FERNANDEZ was forced out Of
the game Sunday because Of q
sore foot. Fans were under the
impression Fernandez had been
benched on account of muffed
hunt on the third base line.
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BIG BROTHER Dickey Navar.

70 probably gave John q good
sounding when the boys got
home after the game. Johnnie
plays shortstop for the Trojans
and his error in the eighth gave
the Sox their first run and there
by spoiled the pitchers shtuout
chances.
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MARIO PENA continues to.
clout the pill. The husky Conch
first baseman scored q pair of
hits last Sunday and showed in a
pair Of runs. At present, Pena is
batting 500.
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a RAsERAIL TEAM repre.

= 9ASh = ~. t.kAM repIe-
senting Venice will visit Key
West this week and will tackle
the strong Conch club Saturday
and Sunday in what may be con-
sidered championship contest
between the East Coast and West
Coast.
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MGR. ROY HAMLIN Of the
Key West aggregation, will prob
ably trot out his regular team
against the invaders with either
Robert Bethel or Joe (House)
Casa getting the pitching assign
ment in Saturday afternoons
contest.
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PARTLY FURNISHED three . room
cottage 1888 Tacoma ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

NEWLY dec txo-room outside apt.
20 mo l1fsts Tacoma ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

AIS rtns iou opt - Boy e7oe
So Tyler Inc e70z 30 Monroe
SMALL HOueE tof rent inquire
1901 BAIT 2stn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

POUR ROOM modern bungalow
south end. Inquire 5000 bouth
Yakima
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

SLAB. $3.50 BIC LOAD
BUY your winters supply
AABER0'S BR 1900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12
2o.Aers Chicken Ranch

Brand New Sis-Room English
South End
JUST COMPLETED and ready 20
move In. large living room, fire.
place, dinctte. modern Kitchen,
one large bedroom and bath and
shower down. 2 large bedrooms
and apiece plumbing up q full
basement and air conditioned
furnace: 2 full lots. double ga
rage. Price only A.t0o, and on
very easy terms. Call Mr.. Gust.
GA 4TBf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

l-FT. ALDER. Cry. t7 cord cedar
posts &c each. Baker. Route 0,
Box SOL
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Miscellaneous for Rent

COMBINATION grey ana white range,
wood oven els III south
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

COUPLE uIll take ~ enesDef house
On theif lovely aiKth sss alssfiet
tuglHA home Agent. MA 1850 %
pm CLOG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-12

BoNDEx WATER COLOR SPRAY
Gun FOR RENT 81 % PER DAY
Cavsnaueh Lumber Co.
CONCRETE MIXERS FoR REST--oA
1913 ASIA Eo Park ave