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Twin-City herald., 1939-08-05
PEN POINTS
Walter Henry Thomas


Never do anything today, for which
you will be sorry tomorrow.
| want to wake up tomorrow and
finish the duties to which / bid fare
we'll tonight.
What scientific instrument makes a
mountain out of a mole-hill?"
Answer-A Microscope. h
Three great words to uphold us
keep Bravely On"
"Be not the first by whom the new
lis tried,
Nor yet the last the, old to cast
aside" -
o. K Mr.. Maxim, but listen-there
are some things we should NEVER
cast aside and some we should NEV-
Err try. Reader, do you think there
are? ~. 1rAL5s ggpsf gfrJJ EgG
Shall we suggest some next week?
l think it was Huxley who wrote a
book Mans place in Nature. 1t is
many years since l read it but | do not
recall that Huxley said the air was
mans place. No, nor Genesis either
Look up Gen. 1:20, see what it says
about flying above the earth in the
open armament OF. heaven. " 1 nv CITt
With due respect to Scientific re-
search, it seems to me that terra fir1na
provides large enough field. If man
will only remain in his place in ma
ture,' there win be no Hindenburg
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,oxers but couldn't punch.

boxers but couldn't punch.
Louis is the greatest ever. None of
the o1d-timers had his double-edged
punching power plus his uneAcelled
boxing skill. And there NO reason
why Joe shouldn't be hated as all-time
tops while he's still ar,uni knocking
them over.
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LOCAL NEWS
Martin de PORES Society

His Excellency, the Archbishop, was
principal speaker when the Society ot
Blessed Martin de PORES met at 4:0(
p. m. Sunday, July 80, at the Seton
Guild.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters are now
residing at 996 Bryant Avenue North.
Mr.sE. L. Sims, 500 Aldrich Avenue
North, is much improved after seri-
Gus operation. Mr. Sims is confined
at Fairview Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Pullen and
Roy L. Burns have returned from a
visit with their parents in Centerville,
Iowa. ha
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The Rev. Leonard A. Hirman of An
nunciation parish was in charge of ar
rangements for the meeting which was
followed by social hour. o2a
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Mrs. Edna chatham and her daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet Chatman, are the
house guests Of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Saunders, 53S Bryant Ave. No. -'
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The On to New York Club met
Tuesday night at the Elks Rest for the
wind up meeting Each member re-
ceiving equal share of funds for va
cation to the Worlds Fair at New
York. % s1 sHgln lsia
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Mrs. Cornelia Burns has returned
from a short visit in Des Moines, Ia,
and Omaha, Nebraska.
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Mrs. Rosa Wysner,e SOB lAldrich
Avenue North, is in the General Hos
pital for a complete rest. u isnaio
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James E. Scott, Washington realtor,
lis the recently elected grand pole
march of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Twin-City herald., 1939-08-05

Mrs. Fannie M. Shanks is attending
a national federation of Colored Wo-
mems Clubs in Boston, Mass a
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Opening of the Home of the Patri-
otic Benevolent Order of Bees, at 1911
Washington Ave. South The entire
third floor. The public is invited to
inspect the home Saturday, July 29,
1889. aaa
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from them old5
p There are brown and yellow and red
complexions, but not white-unless Al
ibinos and even they've got some color;
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Mrs. Gladys Roberts, 3133 44th
Avenue South, is Ill at her home. -
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disasters, no brave women or men los,
somewhere in the Pacific"
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I6col Sd 319W tll7 stfl q s15Hlo'a
.zbToibDG bns ssoo1a -12lGj a1sfi5iue
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August (CNA)-A fiery
the imperial wizard James A. Coescott
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Shower Honors
Future Bride

Complimenting Miss Elizabeth
Nemeth, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Nemath of Riverside, former
Ell Centrans, whose marriage to
Paul Marsh, Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Marsh, Sr., will be an
event of the near future, Mrs. Rob-
ert Daugherty and Mrs. Jack But
Ter entertained Friday night at the
Paul Marsh home, 1882 Brighton
avenue.
The party was a miscellaneous
shower and the guest of honor re-
ceived many beautiful gifts from
, her friends. Later in the evening
refreshments were served, all deco
rations carrying out a red and white
color scheme. Each guest was pre-
sented with a charming bouton-
Mere from the two hostesses.
Guests We're: Mesdames Arch
Bryant, Peter LaBrucherie. L. II.
Grassland Clarence Young, Isabel
Bradshaw, Flora Bradshaw, Ira
Poyner, Virgil Sperry, John Ben
sen, Bill Winger, Paul L. Marsh;
the Misses Alton Marsh, Mary La
brucherie, Rosalie Labrucherie.
Mary Weiss, Millie Noble, Dorothy
MattoX, Molly Irwin, Marjorie
Spear, George Townsend, Julia
Tucker, and the guest of honor.
Miss Elizabeth Nemeth.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Officers Honor Matron and
Patron at Dinner Party

and Mrs. Nick Higginbotham where
games were played, the prizes going
to Ross Tilton, Mrs. w. S. Restlng,
Jr., Mrs. Philip Hodgkin, E. B. In
gle, Mrs. Mcconnell and Mr.. Hart.
From her officers Mrs. Mcconnell
received a beautiful down quilt in
a handsome redwood container.
while Mr.. Hart was presented with
a fitted case.
Line officers acted as hostesses:
Mrs Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Tyler, Mrs.
Bucklin, DR. Hurst. "a.
Special guests of honor, In adj
dition to Mrs. Mcconnell, Mr.. Hart,
were: Mr.. Mcconnell, Mrs. Hart,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Ingle and Mr..
and Mrs. U. L. Martin.
Others present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. Kirkpatrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goble Hurst, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harmon Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bucklin, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. d.
Hatch, DR.. and Mrs. Philip Hodg-
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Tilton, Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Lovesee, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. wal
ter Wakefield, Mrs. Cora Maxwell,
Miss Mary Hart, Miss Lillian Hol-
liday, Mr.. and Mrs. Higginbotham.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Former Resident
To Be Married
Early in June

News of the engagement of
former resident will interest her
many friends in Ell Centro: that of
Miss Ahleen Crandall, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle E. Crandall to
William Ewart Tresnon.
The Crandalls now reside in
Phoenix, Arizona, as do the bride
grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ewart Tresnon.
AT the same time that the official
announcement of this engagement
was made, the announcement of
the engagement of Mr.. Tresnon's
twin sister, Helen Elizabeth Tres
non, to Farnol Francis was made
public.
The announcements were made
at a reception in the Elcanto
club house, Phoenix. where all dec
ortaions and the refreshments car
ried out the twin idea.
Miss Crandall is we'll known to
El CentranS as she attended Cen
trail high school later enrolling in
San Diego State college and going
form there to the State Teachers
college at Tempe where she con-
tinud her studies, majoring in mu-
sic. Later she taught in the Wash
ington school and was director of
the choir for the Phoenix First
Methodist Episcopal church. She
was affiliated with Delta Theta
sorority.
Mr.. TreSnon has been actively in
terested in Boy Scout work. at
tended the American University in
Washington D. C. and will receive
his master of arts degree from
Tempe in June. He Is a member of
Phi Sigma Kappa, of the Phoenix
20-30 and Orpheus clubs.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall for the we'd
ding Saturday, June 3, in the Meth
odist church, Phoenix, at 8 o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Program for Choir
Festival Sunday
Evening Named

Annual festival by the junior and
senior choirs of the Ell Centro Meth
odist church will take place on
Sunday at 730 o'clock in the church
when the following program, open
to all interested, will be presented:
Prelude: anthem, Festival tie
Deum" (Buck), senior choir; an
them, "Over the Stars There is
Rest" (AbD, junior choir; anthem,
Hear Our Prayer (Teasdale), Ruth
Murray and senior choir; pastoral
prayer, DR.. E. A. Palmer; choral
response, senior choir; bass solo,
Down Here" (Brahe), Alfred Spiz-
zey; anthem, Might Fall and Sun
Rise" (HandeD, junior choir; Of
feratory, Forward to Christ" co.
Hara), Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Moore,
Mrs. D. B. Roberts, Joe HallaWell
and choir; duet, "Closer Still With
Thee" (Rolse), Mrs. Murray, Mrs.
Roberts; anthem, Breathe on US,
Holy Spirit" Fairchild, Mrs. Homer
Nelson and senior choir; quartet,
Great Peace Have They Which
Love Thy Law" (Rogers), Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Moore, Elizabeth
Waterman, DR.. r. c. Clemons; an
them, "The Heavens Are Telling"
Haydn, senior and junior choirs
with Grayce Percy, DR.. Clemons,
Mr.. Spizzey.
Mrs. Waterman is director of the
senior choir; Mrs. r. M. Armstrong,
of the junior choir; Mrs. ]. D. Foss,
accompaniSt; Mrs. Jack Brem, as
sisting artist; harpist.
Saturday night the two choirs
planned their last rehearsal meet
ing at $50 in the church for an ice
cream party prior to the practice.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Home Department
Ne etin9s Named

Home department meetings sched-
uled for the week include:
Spruce WestmOrland Wednesday
at the w. A. McFadden home. Mrs.
NJ. f. Ryan will talk on hobbies
at the morning session and Mrs.
Bonnie Welch, local famous artist,
On art appreciation. A committee
Of hostesses will serve luncheon
at noon.
Jasper, May 26, Friday, at 1870
pm. at the L. S. Neagle home when
Mrs. Grace Williams and Mrs. Ter
ena Harris of the Imperial Irriga-
ion district will demonstrate the
making of frozen desserts and the
ise of electric refrigerators.
Rose Mesquite, Thursday at the
Frank Maynard home, 10 am
when Miss Florence Glenn, home
demonstration agent will talk on
the mineral contents of foods.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21

r. w. Ware, MI and Mrs. L. L.
Cdle, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Mason,
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Johnson,
MI and Mrs. I. N. Hitchcock, Mr..
and Mrs. L. l.. Hauck. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Lewis, MI and Mrs. For
rest Manley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A,
Vie. Dr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hanson,
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Barter, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Swerdfeger, Mr.. and Ms.
Lester Eichhold, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Farris,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Clevenger, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Burnett, Mr.. and
Mrs w. M. Measures, Mr.. and Mrs.
w R. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Soper, MI. and Mrs. C. T. Gill
kison, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs Arnold Blackburn.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Camp Fire Notes
Minniheka Group

Minniheka Camp Fire group is
busy with plans for an overnight
hike to Date Palm Beach, these
plans being considered at the re-
cent meeting at Wilson school,
The following girls have earned
their ranks: Fayola Roach, Doro-
thy Rapson, Janet Smaller, Janet
Thompson. Five girls have appear
ed in a play, Little Women, these
five being: Lois Vogt, Dorothy Rap
sen, Janet Thompson, Juanita Don
nelly, Fayola Roach.
Those present at the meeting
were: Janet Smaller, Rosemary Rice,
Ellen Costello, Jeanne OoStenveldt,
Virginia Reed, Lois Vogt, Ruth
Parker, Janet Thompson, Dorothy
Rapson, Margaret Tyler, Wilma
Graves, Evelyn Keltz, Patricia
Jones, Juanita Donnelly, Fayola
Roach, and the guardian, Mrs. M.
w. McMahan.
Wahanka Group ...
Wahanka Camp Fire girls met at
the j. B. McNeece home on Wen
sley avenue. Discussion was held
on the Grand Council Fire after
which refreshments were served.
- Those present were: Marjorie
Oe, Mary Lou Peacock, Irma
Dnrrin, Sharon McNeece, Donna
Bradshaw, Lorna Hickman, Doris
Bridenbaugh, Jerry Starr Betty
Lou Waterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Last Ne citing Of
Present District
Board Called

a. Winding up a tWoyear term out
standing for achievement, Mrs. Da-
vid A. Fraser of San Diego, will
close her administration of South
ern District, California Federation
of Womens clubs, at the board
meeting May 26 at Orange, When
Mrs. E. E. Smith, Anaheim, and her
corps of officers will be installed.
y Mrs. H. T. Miller of Ell Centro
is the Southern District vice-presi-
dent
The meeting starts at 10 am. in
the Presbyterian church with lunch
con and afternoon session in the
Orange Womanx club house.
Imperial county was included in
The list of district clubs which have
won distinction, this county having
the most Federation News subscrip-
lions in the state.
Jack Evans, president of the
southern California horticulture in
duStries, will talk on "AriStocrats
of The Garden" in the afternoon
and a special program Of music will
be presented.
Officers, in addition to those
named include: Mrs. Howard S.
Ware, Corona SISTER -in-law of the
r. w. Wares of El Centro) record
ing secretary; Mrs. r. M. Wilson
Victor vile, treasurer; Mrs. C. c..
Buehrer, San Ysidro, auditor; Mrs.
R. G. Miller, Huntington Beach
corresponding secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Junior-Senior Banquet at
Barbara Worth Fnday

In contrast to the warm weather
outside, the Barbara Worth hotel
was transformed into the polar re-
gions Friday night when Centrals
Junior class entertained the Seniors
at the annual Junior-Senior ban
quet, a traditional event of the
, commencement season.
Oancing took place in the lobby
and the dinner in the main dining
room, with entrance through a real
istic igloo The columns were dec
GRATED to resemble icebergS, icicleS
were everywhere and several snow
men contributed atmosphere. The
place cards repeated this motif be-
ing ornamented with penguins
against a polar background.
Called the Arctic Revels', the
various dances were appropriately
named as the Penguin Waltz, the
Polar Bear Swing, ending with
"Mush On.
Some $50 students, advisers, IA
Guilty members and members of the
> school board and their wives were
preSent for the affair, which in
addition to the dinner and dance
featured a program of interest.
Fine Program
Guy A. Weakley, principal and
superintendent of schools opened
the program with the saying OF
grace. Bill Thompson welcomed
the guests, with Jim RapSon max
Ing the response. Music by string
trio composed of Phyllis Purdy,
Marilyn mgle, Ortha Console; a
vocal solo by Elizabeth Waterman;
a piano solo by Ruth Teeple Reid;
a vocal solo by James Ryerson; a
dance by Estelle Uhls; vocal solo
by Evelyn Robertson; a violin solo
~. Stan Atkin; vocal solo by Bet
Guilbault, constituted this pro-
gram.
Junior class officers, first SEM
ester were: Jack Carr, president;
Jack Oswalt, president; Ger
aldine Johns, secretary; Frances
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
County P.-T.A.
Dele gates
Return

Imperial Valleys delegation of l3
P.-T. A. members has returned from
Santa Barbara full of enthusiasm
for the splendid state convention
conducted in that city from Tues
day through Thursday, a conven-
ton which proved, they declared
TO be one of great inspiration.
The valley itself received consid-
cradle publicity through the gift of
cantaloupes for the district lunch
con, these melons being donated by
Fred r. Bright and Charles Freed
man.
Enriched Living, the Purpose of
Democracy" was the general theme
TOR the convention which the yari-
Gus speakers carried out in their
talks and for the various schools
OF instruction which discussed vari-
Gus phases of education for demo-
cracy as a way of life.
Tuesday Mrs. Irene T. Heineman,
assistant superintendent of public
instruction, talked on human rela-
tionshipS, and i'll the evening the
Santa Barbara city schools present
ed a beautiful pageant, Design For
Democracy, given in the outdoor
howl.
Education For Self-R Retaliation"
was the topic discussed Wednesday
morning by Mrs. John E. Hays,
first vice-preSident of the National
Congress Of Parents and Teachers.
Dr.. Chester E. RoWell of San Fran
cisco discussed education for econ
omic efficiency at that same ses-
sion. Wednesday evening the group
heard a program by the Mother
Singers chorus, under the direction
Of Mrs. B. T. Shepperd, music chair
man.
DR.. Paul Popence Of the Institute
on Family Relations. Los Angeles,
discussed THE Child Must Take
Third Place" on Wednesday and
on Thursday DR.. Gertrude Laws
conducted a school of instruction
for parent education. Health was
the general theme for the final ses-
sion, which closed with a discussion
on civic responsibility Democracy
as a Way of Life" by Dean w. Bal
lentine Henley of use.
Imperial Valley was represented
by Mrs. A. " VierhuS, Calexico,
county president; Mrs. w. J. Meagh-
er, Junior past county president,
Mrs. Ted Holmes, Mrs. Troy Ham
ilton. Mrs. ice Thomas, Mrs. Wes-
ley He'll of El Centre; Mrs. Cook,
Mrs. Claude Terrence of Heber;
Mrs Porter Brown of Calexico; Mrs
j. o. Murphy of Imperial; Mrs.
Charles Green of Brawley; Mrs
Abonella Watson of Holtville, Mrs
H. r. Routt of Westmorland.
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Aaron, treasurer; second semester:
Bill Elliott, president; Bill Thomp-
son, vice-president; Frances Newell,
secretary; Doris Jones, treasurer.
Mrs. Larry Hanson and Adolph
Kath were the class advisors.
Senior class officers are: James
Rapson, president; Raymond Bar
mes, president; Neva Dowd,
secretary; Dorothy Boyer, treasur-
er. S. Emmitt Allen and Joe Bur-
cham are the class advisors.
The Seniors are to be hosts at a
dance on June 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
How Many Women
Lose Pounds of Fat
SwiftIy-SafeIy
And Gain the Increase i'll Physical
VigOr, YOuthfulress and Improve
ment in Health That So Often
Comes With Excess Fat Reduction.

Here's the Plan that helps to re-
duce excess fat and brings into bios
som the natural attractiveness and
vivaciousness that most every wom-
an possesses
Follow the sensible, safe pleasing
food lists inside jar of Kruschen.
Then for wholesome, beneficial
aperient effect on liver and bowels
and for a mild helpful diuresis of
the Kidneys-take a half teaspoon
full of Kruschen in a glass of hot
water every morning before break
fast.
In weeks get on the scales and
just see if you haven't lost pounds
of ugly fat and gained in that en-
ergy, Improvement in health and
more youthful feeling which reduc-
ton of excess fat SO often brings.
Don't fail to get a jar of Kruschen
today. The cost is trifling and IL
lasts 4 weeks. If even this first jar
{ doesnt joyfully satisfy-your money
gladly returned
Be sure and ask for and get
Kruschen. Get 1t at
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21

Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell, worthy
matron of Signal Chapter No. 276,
o. E. s., and Willem Hart, worthy
patron, had a delightful surprise
given them Friday night by their
officers, who entertained them at
dinner in their honor
Officers, their wives or husbands
assembled at the j. L. Davis home,
551 Hamilton avenue, for a de-
licious dinner, tables being decorat-
ed with pansies and with pretty
place cards
After dinner the group adjourned
to the attractive new home of Mr..
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Kinnear-Edsar Wedding Set
For Sunday Afternoon

One of the most important social
events of the weekend will be the
marriage of Miss Maybelle Kin
near daughter of MI and Mrs w.
E. Kinnear, and John Edgar, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Edgar.
The ceremony will be solemnized
at S pm. Sunday in the Methodist
church With the Rev. DR. E. A.
Palmer i'll charge. Miss Kinnear,
who will be given in marriage by
her father, has asked Mrs. Peter
LaBrucherie to be her only at
tendant, while Earl Edgar will serve
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Section CIimaxes Successful
Year at Banquet Friday

Certainly the largest Ten Thou
sand club section, and without
question one of the most active
groups in the club, the Arts and
Crafts section climaXed a highly
successful year Friday night with
dinner at the CaleXico Interna-
tional club.
HoStesses for the affair were the
members Of the new section board
hea ded by MIS-. Earl Farris, chair
man; Mrs. C. T. GilkiSon, Mrs.
B. o. Mitchell Mrs. w. r. Roberts
MIS-. Ashley was in charge OF the
card arrangements.
The table appointment was par
ticularly smart, lovely flowers in a
japanese arrangement in low bowls
being very effective.
After dinner the group returned
to the Ten Thousand club for
bridge and Chinese checkers. The
prizes went, for bridge, to Mrs.
Blackburn and Mr.. Hauck, and fer
Chinese checkers, to Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. Ware, retiring president of
the club, with Mr. Ware, was special
guest Of honor and was presented
with a corsage as was Mrs. Farris,
the new chairman, and Mrs. r. c.
Barter the outgoing chairman.
Chairmen of the various crafts
and the beard for the past year
we're presented with gifts III appre-
citation of their services.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
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his brother as best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple will leave on their
wedding trip which will take them
to San Francisco. Upon their re-
turn they will make their home in
FL Centro.
The marriage is of widespread
interest as the two families are
we'll known to valley residents.
Both young people are graduates of
Central and Miss Kinnear is a pop
ular member of the Junior Ten
Thousand club.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Kershaw Recital
Monday Night

Charles KershaW, pupil of Lyell
Barbour of San Diego, will be pre-
sented in recital Monday night at
8 pm. in Wilson school, this con-
cert being open to the public.
The program will include: Sonata
Op. 81, No. 2, Beethoven Etude in
F. Minor, Nocturne in C Sharp Mi
nor, Polonaise in B Flat, Chopin;
Danse Espagnole Oa Vida Brev0 i,
De Falla; Oriental, Manzanares;
Alborado del Graciosa, Ravel; Con-
cert in @ minor, first movement,
Saint-Saens. Orchestral parts will
be played by Mr.. Barbour at the
second piano.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Annual Sale of
Poppies S Planned

Boyce Aten unit will again spon-
sor the annual sale of crimson
Flanders poppies on Saturday, May
81, in Ell Centro.
These poppies are made by dis
abled World War Veterans who
receive cent for each one, enabling
them to contribute something to-
ward their support or that of their
families.
Sixty per cent of the total sales
remains in the city to be used by
the local American Legion Auxi-
liary unit in child welfare work,
and the 40 per cent remaining
goes to the department, the money,
after the veterans are paid, being
used for child welfare work.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
So e ch Te am in
Finals at Meet

Central's speech team students
are competing this weekend in the
semi finals and finals in the meet
being held in Redlands.
Tommy Daniel has reached the
finals in dramatic defamation
Alice Combs, the semi finals in
.extemporaneous address; Bill Ell
ntt, the semi-finals IN original
Htatory and original defamation.
Mrs. Annette Gillett, speech team
coach, is in Redlands with the
tSam. 1EJ oe 2rm ~ ~
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
McKinIeyP.-T.A.
Enioys Proqram

Mckinley P.-TA. had a splendid
meeting Friday night in the school
when DR.. G. o. Bailey, assistant
professor of the Medical College
of EvangelistS, talked on the use
of radium in malignancies.
Not only is DR.. Bailey an excel
lent speaker but he is an authority
on the subject and his talk was of
particular interest The meeting
was made an evening one so that
the fathers might attend.
Fourth and fifth grade students
were presented in program num-
bers and the fifth grade mothers
served tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Clubs
Society
Schools Clubs
Churches Ol 1k1CC1CSL ~ w O111C11 Society
Calendar
SATURDAY

SAIDhDA1
Methodist chOirs, $3.50, church
Epworth leagues, 7, Methodist
church
Delta Sigma Chi dance, $50, high
school
Bachelors club dance, IL, golf
club
SUNDAY
Sunday services, churches.
State employees barbecue, Date
Palm beach
M. +. Choir festival, 1880, church
MONDAY
P.T.A. council, 2, Hotel de ANA,
CalexicO
ToastmaSters' club, 6:15, Barbara
Worth hotel
Ell Centre lodge No. 384, F. and
A. NJ, 1880, Masonic temple
Troop 3, B.S.A., 1880, Scout hut
Troop As, B.S.A., 7:3G, Heber
Boyce Aten unit, 8, Veterans hall
Recital, 8, Ruth T. Reid studio
Kershaw recital, 8, Wilson school
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-21
Postpone Scout
Plunge Party

Due to the fact that many people
plan to be away from the valley
this weekend and also because Of
conflict with other activities, the
swimming party for Scouts of the
Imperial ana Yuma valleys has been
postponed.
This announcement was made
Saturday by Mrs Fred Kenyon who
had planned to entertain some 600
Scouts and their leaders this week.
end at the plunge.