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Evening star., 1939-07-23
HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWORTH BAR(

PEIWORTH BARGA1NS.
rooms. bath. 2 inclosed heated porehes,
front porch double garage; large yard. gas
Open Sunday; 1880: terms. DREYrUss
BROS. Columbia 1929
OPEN SUNDAY. ~
SILVER SPRING. 700 Houston sf.--6-
room brick new condition. all modern Q
baths, = f1repIaces. 2 slassed-in porehes,
2-car garage: conv. to public and paroehial
schools; lot so by $50
SILVER SPRING, 1901 LIST ave- Wood
sde-6,room brick. all modern, recreation
SILVER SPRING s2I Silver YER Spring
ave.-7-room brick, all modern. detached
garage; corner lot: ! block from Georsia
ave business section
VIM. F. CARLIN,
S115 Georgia Ave
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
$1,000 WILL BUY AN ATTRACTIVE
home on F ST., near site Of new War De-
partment. rooms, bath, cellar. hot-water
hea' Terms reasonable. JAMES NORRIS
WOODWARD Realtor. 723 goth st. NV.
MODERN sIx-ROOM. TWO-sTORY INDI-
vidual home, ami. two-car garage: lot
54'xl40'; fire residential University Park,
Md. section; $4,000. Seen by appointment.
Box 900. Star. 23s
FIVE ROOM AND BATH TWo-sTORY
new brick home: all modern equipment:
concrete front porch: on wooded lot. Price
S5,7S0: monthly payment less than rent
Call Shepherd 5799. 23'
1914 MORRISON ST-DETACHED. NEW
house condition, auto. heat. 2-car garage:
only $3.50; easy terms. Wis. 5440 or
Geo. 44O4. 24s
NEW HOMES. 27OO-272O MINI. AVE Sc.
4 rms, baths, club rms. garages; blk.
N. Pa. ave. shopping center. Line. S153
WESTGATE 21O NEWPORT AvE-REA-
sonably priced convenient terms to re-
sponsible party; specially designed home
, years old; 3 bedrms., . baths maid's
rm, bath. auto heat, attached garage
many unusual conveniences:. large
porches' flower garden. trees. II you desire
a real home. call OWNER, for appointment,
Wisconsin 1888.
SALE BY OWNER, Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME
1-rm., bath brick house. arranged as .
apts.; refrieerators oil burner, inst. h. w.,
lavatory in basement: double garage; 3
porches: S6.5O0. Atlantic 93S3-J.
WOODRIDGEI6 ROOMS, BATH .
porch rooms light. DRY cellar, A tight
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A REAL, RARGAIN

Due to financial reverses out-of-town
owner must sacrifice large det house. l
rms tI iV I.vs rm appTos ebs bsdrms
, baths: "-car gar. Mr. schools churches
stores. bus Will sell for much less than
assessed value. Call FRANCIS c HEIGLE,
Wood. 01OO. weekdays Natl $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ELEGANT CAPE COD.
X11 500

Most convenient location. in American
offers BEDRM. AND BATH ON Ist FLOOR
mammoth liv.. rm.. half paneled in wood,
spacious porch. elaborately equipped kitch-
recreation room prepared in basement.
2-car garage. Call Woodley 242S or Natl.
35fO
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vo2s5 WoGDEIpGEs snt f4GMs 1SY s.,l BATH .bt
house in excellent condition real buy
for some one with one-haf cash. Po-
tomac $3.50 Sun. bet. 10 Am. and pm.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES.

OUTSTANDING VALUES.
Semi Detached.
441O CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
s51 .5O-Reception hall. Lying room DIN
nm NEAR lsis 18th 18th fIsfE' AND PARK RD.,
1920 PARKWOOD PL. N.W.-S65.
Rec hall, living room, dining room, 3
bedrooms, bath, screened rear porch, kitoh-
'"' 'D'':[9l DETACHED HOME,
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
1915 NORWOOD DRIVE.
Out Wisconsin Ave, Just Past District Line.
s15.Rec. hall, living room with hire, f,rs,
ni i4o4 ea'n cATRz aRfa o' s'iaeq ps a6so Hon
1874 VERMONT AVE. NV.
1923 18th ST. NV.
THE WASH. LOAN & TRUST CO.,
ooo REAk z !, EsIATE e DEPARTMsSI: AstI9asl a44o
DESIRABLE LOCATIONS.
,2l2s 37th ST. NV.
e SoRRh Rfe a.s sesss opsn
GEORGE 1. BORGER,
e43 Indiana Ave. NV. Natl. O350.
REASONABLE RENTALS.
2ls ASCOTT PL. NE.
Six rooms, bath: built-in garage; very
GOOD condition; S41 so.
Seven rooms Sa bsth x ST hlx'S:; N% $4,000.
HARRY JUSTINE,
40 18th St. NV. Natl. 2s44.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
Large. det. house Q rms. t6 bedrmsl. ):
locs ton 500 Sunday. Woodley a1oO.
DIXIE REALTY CO., NAT. 1880.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS.

FOXHALL AREA.
car aarase so6" sS nome owner ieayns city
will sell furniture also.
$40 0.OOO-BARGAIN. -
Just think of paying only $4,000 for wes-
" sPRING vALLEY-s1a.ooo.
Recreation room, 2-car garage. 4 bath
huge library on 'HS'i ist fioor; only 5000
FREDERIC L. PATERSON,
726 Jackson Pl. NV. Republic .03O.
HOMES NEAR WOODBRIDGE
hwS StSl fsnd 1T 5oas s price: s. $50 and b.
and nishsd attic rsplsss 0t'ik Of heat,
;. lea5 Bunker Hill -; n:e-Dstach3ed he'd
room lot 5sxs5 g. sar p4ee .ss5
1901 Randolph st. n.e.-corner detached
esek naee ane B. 4n6 neDsss tl,d,
'"i WIN. r. THoRowGooD. SGeS.Se. 'Au''
2O24 R. i. Ave NE Decatur 0317.
CONVENIENT TO NAVAL
SHIP-TESTING STATION.
S52SO for a 3-bedroom house large
bathroom: fireplace. built-in bookcases IN N
hRh vaf laundry fu lanee eoreh
isO; near schools stores, car line and 2
VareUayiT Wiseonsin 4!Ss Ell terms call Mrs. Burgess
"''~ Louis P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV Natl. 1856:
NORTHEAST-$5,450.
Colonial brick, in white neighborhood.
etc. g rooms. bath double rear porches
lone glassed ,in, oil heat. built-in sarage;
second floor kitchen. Concrete street and
alley. Reconditioned. Terms. Phone
SMALTZ Natl 2499. Evenings Dup. 1895.
OPEN TODAY TILL 9 PM.
conditioned. fireplace. large bedroom. ultra
modern kitchen. colored-tile bath bath and
Sal so per month. Drive out Colesvlle
pike turn right at Franklin. l mile to
1lSGH1TsoN WAsHiSGToN REALTY, Geo. 5000 or 4455.
CRESTWOOD,
AT ROCK CREEK PARK.
Beautiful intown restricted home COM
| munity; inspect
1916 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Open daily and Sunday. Will build to order.
PAUL P. STONE,
Adams 0653.
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TWO-FAMnY HOUSE

WO-F AMID HOUSE.
GREATLY REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE
OPEN TODAY. " TO q PM
4125 Atm ST. NV. arranged as two apts i:
2 kits, :? refgS.: auto heat. gar. recrea-
tion rm.: finest cond. weather-strpped;
more Than 50 900 under cost: price now
only VT 800. Agent on premises. DIXIE
REALTY CO.. Natl. $3.50 Eve, Ran
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.,

S9,90U UP.
NEW DETACHED BRICKS.
3 Well-ConStructed Homes.
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED TILL 8 PM.
SAMPLE,
7O4 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
lovely rooms, tile baths: air condi-
toned summer and winter; insulated,
caulked, furred: near Nativity Parish and
Prightwood shopping center. Terms ar
ranged.
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 1921.
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ONLY $500 CASH DOWN.
OPEN-SEE TODAY.
819 LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
Modern row brick, easily arranged for
families: refrigeration. oil burner; 2-car
brick garage; near Nativity Parish, stores
and transportation.
ROGER MOSS, DIST. 1921.
SEE THIS-REAL BUY.
sth and Gallatin sts. nw.-,5 rms,
bath. 2 inclosed porches, h.-wh.. cleo.
refg.. awnings; excellent condition
throughout; conveniently located: lear
gar: price and terms right. Monday
Georgia ll79.
UNDER $4,000.
45O9 WARREN ST. NV.
New detached 6-rm. brick, with screened
porch. finished recreation room. air-con.
ditioned heat; excellent construction; paved
street. curb. sidewalk and alley; best neigh
borhood In American University, Park.
Open evenings. Saturday and Sunday.
TIFFEY & FLYNN, INC,
Woodward Bldg Republic 1918.
BEAUTIFUL WOODSIDE PARK.
S1O5OO; attractive terms; new center
hall Colonial brick; large rms, built
in garage, A-acre ground. Open Tor IN
spection. Straieht out Georgia ave pass
Silver Spring stop light l.. to Pignisnd PiRsar..d
TIFFEY A FLYNN, INC,
woodward Dlds. Republic 1918.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
81 900 cash. $50 per month will take this
attractive detached brick having large
ished attic; oil heat; Venetian blinds: eIec.
refs.; garage: located in a new.house sec
ton Just of Rittenhouse st. Eve. or Sun
day. phone Wisconsin 1922
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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A GLITTERING GEM
IN A PLATINUM SETTING.
A DREAM HOME FOR YOU.
Almost an acre and a half for gardens.
other use you may have for this large. level
lot: The beautifully picturesque. brick bun
Ralow. with all modern improvements, an
yours on easy terms at a price way below
actual value. which will surprise the most
conservative purchaser. Drive out Marlboro
pike three miles from the District line. Just
beyond Forrestville you will see a brick
bungalow sitting on the lot way back from
the left side OF the road about 300 #. Turn
Sunday ' "A'u
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
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NEW BRICK HOMES.
HIGH ELEVATION.
$3.50 Cash Gncludes Settlement Chargeso:
Hardwood floors and trim throughout; oil
burner elec. refrigeration; OXFORD cabinets;
double rainboard sink. screened. weather.
stripped insulated; so, lot; only S5,450.
1706 w ST. Sc.
Open 1890 to Q PM.
Out 11th st. and Nicholson ave. Sc. left
" WAPLE q JAMES INC: o
1924 14th St. NV. District 3346
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
In one of Washingtons best sections.
Two blks. from Wardman Park Hotel
Semi-det brick. bedrooms. baths; new
oil heat; built-in garage: clear: for buiid,
ing lot small house or small apt. Call
MR. MOSBERG, Met. 2713; eyes,. Atlantic
OPEN-LOW PRICED.
NEW. 4 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS.
4420 Window pl NV Outstanding IN IN
large covered rear porch, with 300 So IT,
Of area. Priced below comparable values.
KELLEY. STEELE 4 BRANNER. Dist. 40:
1902 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Beautiful 9-rm. and 2-bath brick and
stone house, completely renovated. new
plumbing, oil burner. etc. Nicely arranged
for professional use or guest house. open
evenings 7 to $50 Sunday 3 to pm.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
Natl. 1883. 14O5 Eye st.
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u. I. GRAVAIIE,
729 18th St. Realtor. Natl. O753.
MICHIGAN PARK HOMES.
New Semi-detached Bricks.
darge rooms. bedrooms: air condi-
toned. elec. refrigeration. oil heat; in an
all-finished section Of owner-occupied high
class homes. More house than you have
seen for the money: Easy terms.
Model Home Open to PM
4432 18th ST. NE.
Out Michigan ave. to 18th ST.. one block
to left, you will see our sign
WAPLE & JAMES, INC
1924 14th ST. NV Dist 334s
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708 QUINCY ST. NV.
Modern 2O-ft Colonial brick of rms
] bath; reconditioned like new 2 large
porches. L inclosed; nice yard; garage
$3.50 cash.
OPEN TODAY. 2-5.
FISCHER $40 18th st. NV. Natl 1928
NEAR 18th & H NE.
Small brick home h-wh.; front porch
Property in splendid repair Suitable for
small family Price. 1850: $3.50 cash, bal
ance S35 monthly. Call Mr. Davis
E. NJ AIKEN INC
800 H St NV. Natl 1856.
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SEE THESE NEW HOUSES,
1410-16 WHITTIER ST. NV.
One block from 18th ST., Rock Greek
Park and convenient to Walter Reec
Hospital The most attractive semi-de.
tached houses in town. Stone front gable
consists OF : large rooms, . baths. club
room, built-in garage: brick construction
Priced to sell. trades considered
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV Dist 3346.
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NEAR 18th AND COL. RD

:i-story brick. with living room. dining
room ana Kitchen on lst H.; 3 large bed
rooms and bath on !nd and :, bedrms and
bath on 3rd maids room and bath in base
ment oil heat; Frigidaire: screens, weather.
| strlpS ana awnings; new stove and sink;
premises in perfect condition. lear garage
Eve or sun. phone Columbia Sl66.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WOODSIDE MD
Brand-new brick home on lot 65x230; g
rms. > baths. end porch. built-on garage;
price. t$9,S50: r. H. A. commitment. Call
MIR. WEAVER. Shep. 5201; evenings.
Woodey 4944
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
Dinner Meeting
Launches 8 and 40

The ct 40 launched its winter
season at a dinner and business
meeting in Ell Centro this week
Fourteen members representing
six Imperial Valley cities were
present for dinner at the Califor-
MIA hotel and for the business
meeting at the home of Mrs. Grace
Ware.
a blue plume, symbolic of her
status as past petite chapeau
of the ct 40, was presented Mrs.
GeneNbye Kenyon. Convention re-
ports were given by Mrs. Billie
Brents and Mrs. Sophronia Grit
! fin.
In celebration of Mrs. BrentS
birthday anniversary, Mrs. Ware
surprised her by presenting hel
with birthday cake decked in rec
and white candles and frosting. The
hostess served punch with the cake
served by Mrs, Brents.
The next meeting will take place
Oct. l8 and will be dinner session
at the home of Mrs. Brents In
Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
vogt Garage Named Dealer for Nash
In County Seat: New Cars Praised

entirely new to American motor
cars-the combination of long syn
chronous springs and giant shock
absorbers in the rear, and soft, in
dividual coil springing in front, he
said.
Adding to the driving thrills this
new springing brings, Vogt said, is
a new steering arrangement that
was designed to give the motorist
relaxed control of his car at all
times. The new Nashes hold their
courses easily and surely on the
toughest roads, and still may be
U-turned simply on street of only
average width and parked in limit
ed spaces without effort, he stated.
Distinguished again for their
beauty of design, the new NasheS
are styled in the modern tempo of
giant skyliners, from which Nash
Stylist George w. Walker drew
much of his inspiration, Vogt said.
The trim new airfoil catwalks bear
striking resemblance to wings;
and the new Sealed Beam head
lights appear similar in design to
the landing lights of transport
planes, he pointed out.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
Girl Reserves Athletic Association
Hosts at Reception at Central

gram chairman. presented a de-
lightful program. Lenore Costello
singing, Sing the Song of the Sun
beam, Mary Fiore being heard In
a violin solo, "Berceuse" with Rosie
Fiore accompanying her at the pi-
ano. Phyllis Purdy and Mary Louise
Sigmon were heard in two readings
while Marilyn Ingle played a Nc
Dowell and a Chaminade number
at the piano.
The evening was concluded by the
entire group playing several get
acquainted games. the committees
serving punch during the remaind-
er of the evening.
Boards of the organizations are
G. r.: Barbara Robertson, Jane
Allinder, Helen Moore, Bernice Rus
sell. Lucille Bridgers, Mary Louise
Sigmon, Ernestine Bruton, Lepore
Costello; G.. A. A: Hulda Free,
Frances Aaron, Mamie Maggie, Vir-
ginia Price, Grace Kosuga, Virginia
Hutson, Hideko Okamura, Bobbie
Sue Robertson and Jean johnson
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
Social Service Work Planned,
Committees Named by Junior Club

ry Hanson, Mrs. Joe M. Golden
Mrs. w. A. Maxwell, Mrs. Merritt
Bradshaw, Miss Fauvette Thomp-
son, Mrs. Louis McManus.
Social, Miss Emogene Blackard
Miss Ada BesSe Beynon, Miss Lou
ise Chamlis. Mrs. Barney Foote
Miss Rheta Percival Miss Joseph
inc Eady, Mrs. Robert Sheffield
Miss Allora Gallaher, Miss Mar
garet Plemons, Miss Mary Brown
Miss Ruth Campbell Miss Virginia
Anderson.
Program, Mrs. Dee Percival, Miss
Dorothy East, Miss Rosalie La
Brucherie, Mrs. j. w. BeShearS
Miss Matte Jim Michael, Mrs
Robert Carter
Year Book, Miss Maria Birk-
hauser, Mrs. w. E. Mills, Mrs. Eu-
gene Moore. Miss Regene Robin
son. Courtesy, Miss Marie LaBru-
cherie, Mrs. Alfred Spicy. Mrs
Rudy Sholders, Miss Mabel Edgar
Miss Ruth Sprinkle is chairman
of the bylaws committee and Mrs
Colon Barrett is historian.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24

The Junior Ten Thousand club
plans to enlarge its social service
work this year. and besides the
work of the welfare section,
which is meeting Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Hazel Frost, the club Is
planning to help those children in
need of glasses and other correc-
tional treatment this coming year.
Miss Evelyn Lewis has charge
of tickets by which this fund is to
be raised. This method takes the
place of the carnival postponed last
spring.
Monday evening the house COM
mittee will hold a meeting at 1880
on the mezzanine floor of the Bar
bara Worth hotel, according to an
nouncement of the chairman, Mrs.
Larry Hanson.
Committees of the club follow
the first named being chairman:
membership, Miss Lillian Shawley,
Miss Mae Thomas, Mrs. Tom Cros-
by Mrs. Wilbert Carpenter, Miss
Georgiana Sones; House, Mrs. Lar
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
CaIexico Club
Sets Oct. ID
For Luncheon

CALEXICO, Sept. 23.-Mrs, E. E.
Cavanah, president of the Womans
Improvement club, held the first
executive board meeting Of the sea-
son at the club house Tuesday
morning.
The credentials chairman, Mrs.
c. c. Rambo, reported on definite
plans for a membership drive to be
started at once. Mrs. James Otter.
chairman of finance also presented
plans for raising money
Mrs. H. V. Ellis, program chair
man. still in Mexico City, sent a
report announcing the annual club
luncheon to be held at the De
ANA October Ia.
designations of Mrs. Leslie Dove
and Mrs. Stanley Sills, directors,
were accepted. Mrs. James Otter
was appointed new director. The
other vacancy remains to be filled
Board members attending the
meeting were mesdames E. E, Kel-
so, Nelson Correll. Adolph Binder
r. M. Entrekin, Roy Kincaid, James
Otter.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
Maine Governor Wins Spud Picking
Contest Second Consecutive Year

state fair grounds here-was the
second in a series to settle the
superiority of the spuds grown in
the two states.
Last year in Maine, Barrows won
by picking 200 pounds to defeat
Idaho's then governor, Barzilla w.
Clark, a Democrat. Bottolfsen is
a Republican.
For today's duel, both Barrows
and Bottolfsen were decked out in
what they called farmhands' out
fits. But most of the farmers pres
ent said they'd be afraid to walk
through pasture with such rigs
on.
"Spuds" Barrows had on a blue
denim jumper and bright-colored
slacks. On his back was red
white-and- blue flat with the words
"U. S. No. l Maine potatoes"
"Spud" Bottolfsen had on pure
white coveralls with the WORD
Idaho" in black on front and back
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
Bible Class in
Social Meetinq

DR.. and Mrs. George w. Thomas
were hosts Friday evening to the
members of the Adult Bible class
of the First Presbyterian church,
at the manse at 642 Hell.
Clyde McCaslin, teacher of the
class, presided at the short business
meeting, when plans were laid for
organization. Mrs. S. P. Holiday,
Mrs. E. L. Horton and Mrs. Steph-
EN- Iller were named as the nomi-
mating committee. Members of the
class were urged to notify their
representatives in congress as to
their wishes in regard to the neu-
trality stand
During the social hour which
followed, the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. s. P. Holiday and Mrs, Iller
served delicious refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24

Appointment of Vogt Garage, 592
Broadway, as dealer here for the
Nash Motors Division Of Nash
Kelvinator corporation was an
nounced today by G. S. Vogt, head
of the firm.
The company, he said, will handle
the complete line of Nash cars,
which consists of l8 models in
three series-the Nash Lafayette
Deluxe, the Nash Ambassador Six
and the Nash Ambassador Eight.
The new 1910 Nash cars, because
of their many new developments,
Vogt declared, are destined to play
an important part in reviving for
thousands of Americans the ro-
nance of the open road. Packed
with what he called adventure
features" the new cars are far more
fun to drive, as well as more beauti-
full to look at, he said.
He cited as an outstanding ex-
ample of the 1910 advancements.
Nash's new Arrow-Flight ride, which
is said to be the smoothest and
most comfortable yet built into
a motor car. The ride Is the result
of a method of springing that is
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24

Social events at Central high
school started Friday evening with
the reception for Freshmen girls and
newcomers, the Girl Reserves and
the Girls athletic Association being
hosts.
Hulda Free. president of the @.
A. A. acted as mistress of ceremon-
les and introduced Barbara Ro-
bertson. president of G.. r., Mrs.
Louis Moore, advisor of the G. A. A.
Miss Muriel Brown and Miss Vir-
ginia Scarisbrick. G. A. advisors.
Welcoming the newcomers to Gen.
tral. the speakers also gave the
aims and purposes of these two
complementing organizations, one
taking care of the athletic life of
the girls, and the other the social
and inSpirational.
Social and sports events of the G.
A. A. were told by Virginia Hut
son and Bobby Sue Robertson, Jane
Allinder giving the social plans of
the G. r.
Lucille Bridgers, Girl Reserve pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
Auxiliary District
Ne citing Oct. IS

District Legion auxiliary work
will begin at La Mesa at a meet
ing in the school house at l. p
m. Oct Is. district officials in
formed Imperial Valley members
Saturday.
Convention committee reports
and the courtesy fund were listed
as the main topics on the pro-
gram.
The department school Of ms
truction will meet at 10 am.
Oct. 20 in the italian room in the
U. S. Grant hotel. Muriel Wright,
department president, and five
committee members will present
the years program in an open for
UNI.
Luncheon was scheduled for IL
D. m. with unit 6 to serve as hos
tesses. Reservations must be made
by Oct. 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
University Women
Plan Bridge

Members of the Imperial Valley
branch of the American Associa-
ton of University Women sched-
uled their first fall meeting for
the De ANA hotel in Calexico at
2:30 pm. Sept. 30.
Bridge and other games were
selected as the diversions for the
event which was planned to con-
tinue from 2:30 until pm.
All women interested in the pro-
gram of the university women were
invited to attend Mrs. L. M Moore,
president, announced Saturday
Regular meetings of the club this
year will be luncheons to take place
on the third Saturday Of each
month.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
Dorothy Mat+ox
CompIimented at
Bridal Shower

Complimenting Miss Dorothy
Mattox, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. j
G.. Mattox, 552 Hamilton. whose
marriage to Philip Wiegand has
been set for october in Denver,
Colo, Mrs. Clarence Young enter
tanned Friday evening at her I'm
perial home.
The shower motif was carried out
in the clever presentation of the
gifts, which were placed under an
umbrella from which showered
down ribbons of colored streamers,
completely hiding the gifts.
Tiny brides and bridegrooms
were used as favors for each guest.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments to the large group of
friends gathered from both Impe-
rial and FL Centro
Miss Mattox is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mattox of Den
yer, Colorado. and attended schools
there, coming to the valley few
years ago to live with her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mat
tox. She is employed by the Impe-
rial Valley Credit association. She
leaves Saturday for Denver.
Miss Mattox is to be married at
her home at 1855 West 54th street
Denver. She has asked Miss Marie
Priest of Denver to be her brides
maid, and her brother, Robert Mat
tox, will serve Mr.. Wiegand as best
man.
Mr.. Wiegand is employed at tht
Security First National bank and
the young people will make their
home in Ell Centre following their
marriage October 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24
"A Enroll in
Elm, School
ELM NOTES


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Denton and
family have returned from a
months vacation, visiting relatives
in Arkansas.
Miss Bernice Taubion, teacher
at Westside was visiting with Mrs.
Ruby Carlton Sunday,
Elm school began Monday. Sept.
10 with "a enrolment. Mrs. Ruby
Carlton as teacher.
~ a
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Denton Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Sims Jr. OF
Calexico.
Mrs. Olive Carlton, school super
visor. was a visitor at Elm Wednes-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Higgins were
Monday evening guests at the G. H
Cannon home.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. F. Arm
Strong and daughter, Patsy, of Ell
cWftro were visiting with Mr., and
Mrs. M. l.. Boone.
Mrs Edna Haze and family oil
Seelev are now residents of Elm
Imperial Valley press., 1939-09-24

BLACKFOOT, Ida, Sept. %. (UP)
BY "just sticking my nose down
in the row and keep on going"
Names lanky, Republican governor,
Lewis o. Barrows, yesterday retain
ed his title as Americas number
one governor-potato picker.
Following this formula, Barrows
grabbed 1922 pounds Of spuds in
five minutes while his opponent
and governor of Names biggest
rival in the potato growing business,
Gov. c. A. Bottolfsen of Idaho, was
able to get his hands in only 365
pounds.
The contest-held in specially
planted plot at the eastern Idaho