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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16
Cut Bank Oil Field
1889 Compilations

Production Pay"
Castle Pardee Tribal l7s No
Castle-P Tribal s No sEs 90 BbI
Cobb-vaso No. / C I'M Gas PSI
Dakota Montana -Gnin No NE SEA
Glacier Production Bnener Unit No
corrgeux No So sw 2lssW SIC Bbi 2sc
Glacier PoductonGn No CNL 40
No i7-3s-5v 2q4
Nwl NEi 55ss-sw 225 Bb s04
Glacier Production Aier No NE3 NEl
c
Glacier Producton-Nei SEA 20-Ss5w 81 Bb 2ss
Glacier Production oBrien No 3
Glacier ProduconState
Glacier Producton-State No 81
Glacier Production
Produc No 4 c NVy4 27s
Glacier Producion-Thayer ID
Glacier Production ! Bb 27T
c NVy Me-
NEl swl 35-se-sw IS Bbi 2o
Glacier 1853 2ol
Hanlon- Allotted 1913 No SW SEA NE l2326w 1885,
Huber Montana -Eintager No NWl
Kruger No Gel swa SEA il375w
3
Kisner 2s7
Nadeau Brothers Crowley No
Nadeau Bros Government No swl Nw 24-37w Dbl 267
Newell g. Chandler-Hnterager
Pardu- Tribal III No NV SEA sw4 7s25w 2ssC
e No 7-32-5W %
Par Oil Tribal ITO No. 2s4s
Santa Rta-sahl No c NEl swl 2s35w Bb 2s1
ia-Jor No
Santa Rta-Iander No 3 C 81 SCI l6-35-6w 10 2sss
Santa Rita cCabe No ? 20-Ss-5W Bbl. sos
Santa Rita Miller l C
Santa Rita Richie No c NW NWA 5-33-5W 1885 Dbl 26
santa R:a-sah No C Nw sws ai-sss5w aso Bb aSG
Santa Tribal No C L SEA NEl l6356W Dbl 1895
70 b
1885, Dry
rarrant- Mcclellan No sW SEA l2-34-6w $50 Bh 272s
Dry 2s0C
aco-Sta NJ 4 29ai
Tarant No sW NWa swt SlS45w 225 Bb 1880
No S90 sw 80 sw, N V i2 s '" 50 B 9 5 S
Texaco-G No NEa NEi s-s2-5w l4O Dbl SS7s
Unit No. 8 c NW3 s-32-5w 1904
Texaco-Sec 9 Unit No 7 c SW3 SW 9325W 100 Bb 1855
Texaco Hardwick No c Nwa SEA l7-S2-5w 50 Bb 1908
Morrison No 8 C NW3 SEA 22-566W l4 Dbl 1923
Yukon -Lnndgren No NE NwA 26-s7-5w Bb ADD 2s7s
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16

During 1889 to date. MOntanans
have killed 8.225 coyotes and have
received S16,450 I'm bOunties, Paul
Raftery, secretary Of the Montana
Livestock association. reports. These
figures reflect an increasing speed
In the war on the coyote. Last year
bounty claims totaied S14,O56, and
6,95S coyotes were killed. The
bounty on each coyote Is 81 and
on each mountain lion II Is 81. No
mountain lions were reported killed
thus far this year.
The grand total Of the number Of
coyotes taken each year cannot be as
certained now, he added, because many
of the animals are destroyed by hunt
ers who do not seek bounties
No 1899 bounties were paid in Deer
Lodge. Lincoln OF Silver Bow counties
Three eastern Montana counties re-
ceived the largest sums, Phillips coun-
ty residents getting 81 ,e56 for 02s ami
mails killed; Blaine residents sharing
81 $40 for eO5 coyotes taken, and Rooee-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16

MOSSER DOME
i,
, TaTant Kelly 2s-ss-2E Water eco
26-3S-2E $3.50
rsnsnt -Prs Mstzssr No sws Nws s-2sasE
rarrantSsyes 263S2E OH 1910
raTant-sayre 20-Ss9aE water 1914
. 2s3s-2G on sTs
NORTH DAKOTA (NessOn AnieIine)
California CO-Kamp / s-iSGS-OSw lO2a
PENDROY
OH Zodiac
Kellogg l s1-2us-Aw
No /
Balsmger NW3 20276W
Tarrant Wanentein No Nwa sWa e27-0W Show
zOdiac-Kel0gg U-2@s-Sw
PLEVNA DOME
s-6N-5sE Rig
PONDERA OIL FIELD
Chambers 10 3-z7-4w
fulton Erickson No / lO-z7-Ew
u27N4W
Erickson NV Nwa I0-2T-4w on 1890
MiIs-E Erickson No sw swa sw s-27-4w
OH synd-Hab Nws l7-27-4w Dbl
POPLAR DOME
/ SEA 2s-9ag-Sm
w. Schmidt / NWaNEa z-2sS-S0R 1850
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Watson Co.. No l. z2-13N-2sE 1900
ROSCOE DOME
No
No l csL Nwl a6s-lsE Add
Tarrant-McKay No SEA NWa 4-es-lsE ADD $3.50
Tarrant-dcKay No Lot 3-4-6s-iSE 1890
ROUND BUTTE
AEtraceo n-Baney s-6S-2m
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
independent / o
TIGER RIDGE e
OKeeSe g. NO ] +
WAYNE CREEK I
Corp-D Duncan NO 1 @ DyA
WEST PONDERA
NEa sa s&sWsw 1sOOMoas ZOO 3
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16
CUT BANK Drilling WELLS

b-Texaco- Bistad l 2845
CobbJackSm No 4 c SW NEl 5-325W
l
NE NWl SCI 3l34-5W
Glacier PToducuonSot No SEA NWi 34-33-5W
2 c
Glacier C 34-33-5W
Mini c
l
Olive On-Wnkler 35356W 1880
nderso No !
arra
Tarran S 36326W
Texaco ANIME
Bonnet Bb 2947
-Hesler 10
-Iindqu No
SWS
Tweedy No 3 C A-35-6W
Trustee No
-1ovenm No 3 c
State No. 2
& Pot No ! Sec
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16

Business increases and decreases in
Montana cities were reported as fol-
lows: Butte, up 81; Great Falls. down
3; Billings. up al: Helena, IN 3.
Missoula, up IL; Anaconda, down SO:
Bozeman. up 81; Havre down "a.
LewiStown, up lot; Livingston, up j 2:
Miles City, up rs.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16

GLASGOW - Valley county whole
sale and retail grocers have formed
the Valley County Stamp Plan asso-
citation. with distribution Of surplus
farm commodities through regular
channels Of trade as their aim. Rubin
Sinclair was elected president Of the
group. The stamp plan Of surplus food
distribution is also being sought bv
Great Falls and other Montana com
munities
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth



BAKER-GLENDIVE
Utilities No NEa Nwa l7-4-s2E on gOo
Montana 72e4
NO NO 70 NE sWa sVa ss-soor
BERTHELOTE DOME
A Aas f sasl So No ~ s S sWs aE sssar
s ss Cold Fo No Ne "a s S' s %S1
su,n-w..n-sen~tnsel No IHi' sS' @ SIS
ssrnsy o. and OIL No l Lot Sec sss-ssE
BLACK BUTTE
S 6anss cow No No Sc s ss s1 NEE a alas
syls-Eisrsush NO c swa sws Water Add 2s.s
Montana Gas Corp sa No M Maa SEA iss7w ASd SO
Montana Gas oOrpEyie No 4 SEA swa 18TH SS71E Location
/ NWa SS21sE 2SM 7s5
Burton B9 R5 F w Nv gIIaEgsfaIEVRf
BowDOIN
ss.s g S 5 s:s No SO g, Nv W. Nv W. % %
s0wdOin- Utilities ST. G SEA NEa si-szE xMess SSS
British american synd No I'M Gas 1883
81. = a ~ Sc g sw sW N' i7'a''r salt Mass a'S
:: esn No Nv s sws W sS SS
Montana ss No SEA sWa isas
American No BE Me- s R1s4 is.zs.a sE" 52s
s-WOOdWard No SCI sEA 2O-l4-2ts '"
Treas State c 2-24N-2sE Ills
BYNUM STRUCTURE
m n.n S 9opK EM sa sw sT lsSsN
DANA STRUCTURE
q ds g. s " wv NEE nee assp D sc
l sw swa SEA 7-sS-zE Producing
smith ss Nc Me- Sv ST NV a snow on on
Eusher- Frazier No 1 4-3s-E
1. Federal Land Bank Nc NE SEA il-sa-lE ESQ
C. L. & Co No NWa SEA r-sS-2E Rig
C. L. Smith Ekholt No SEA sS3-2E SIS
O LIS Smith, 1833-2E
. L smith-fne No 400
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
* rk-R Robinson Nc /
Coolidge q cOodgeFOeh Dry 17aa
EAST BRIDGER k
Alex BeatOn No / 2s-ss-2sE 1925
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD Z
1nneusa-
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton ct al Nor Farms No / =
FLAT WILLOW \
Brmdage 4. Ss-NS-2SE Tn n
Guy Smith smith s e. a Nc sE sEs sssnSOns is3S
No NE NEa SEA s514N2F abandoned iS45 N
security Sf No s sHa Ns H,r
HAGAN STRUCTURE
-ClOutter SEA S-s1-7w $50 p
HARDIN STRUCTURE S
Horno q oas SOS s
1s-1S-S3B Add Abs S
Corktns Nwa 2S-1s-S2E Rig s.
.s.. sv, "a sss s7 1919 80
Sadeau-Fee / ss-S4-l7E ADD 1855
Fee
NV Nwa NWa S4-s2N-lE Water 1850
HEATH STRUCTURE d
Top & c NEa SEA sS-l4S-SE 1850 81
HOBSON DOME t
Hunt No 1870 Il
/ 9O-1AS-l5E Rig
LEwISTOWN r.
East Crest Brake No / l4-l5N 500 10
Lewistown c NEa NEa 13-5lE Water 1900 -
sOughman Singleysksgs NO NW4 sWa 7-lSN9OR iN
LUTHER-FOx DOME IA
NV 14-6s1sE 400 "a
Ivan Burgess No 1 Nwa 2s-zN-iE 1850 !"
MOSS AGATE DOME
sw NEa 25-7E Water 1900
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16
WAR ON COYOTES
GAINING SPEED
MONTANANs KILLED MORE THAN
5000 DURING CURRENT
YEAR

No BOunties Paid During Year in Three
Counties. Showing Those Areas Rel
atively Free; Phillips and Blaine
Lead List.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-16
New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Day-Halter No. Me- SEA 7-35-2W
Superior Haugen No. 3 C Me- Me- 1l-35-3W
Tolles- Blumberg No NE NE1 Me- 32-35-3W
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

In order TO illustrate recipes, Ia
BILE decorations, service suitable for
a buffet meal, Mt. Signal home de
partment's project leaders served a
beautifully appointed and delicious
buffet dinner at the center's meet
ing Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Vera Harris, 348 Orange avenue.
Mrs. Verna Aldrich was cohostess.
The project leaders. Mrs. King,
Mrs. Dearborn and Mrs. Aleta Pol
lard. chose a green and yellow color
for both their menu and their
flowers, using a handsome crystal
service.
During the afternoon Miss Flor
ence Glenn, home demonstration
agent. discussed in detail the
cooking and serving of buffet meals
of various types.
Mrs. Alice Pollard presided at the
business meeting during which She
made a report on the regional
meeting last Saturday in CaleXico
A nominating committee, composed
of Mrs. Amer, Mrs Small and
Mrs. Waggoner was appointed, and
the next meeting was set for April
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

Good Friday will be observed in
El Centro by a number of impress
siVe church services which include:
The union Crueifixion service
sponsored by the city ministerial
association which will take place
from 12:15 to 3 p m. in the State
Street Christian church and which
will feature the Seven Words of the
Cross with the following taking
part: the Rev. Mr.. L. P. Sund
Westmorland: the Rev Mr.. Mat
thew Merritt Of BraWley; the Rev
Mr.. E. A. Palmer. Ell Centre: the
Rev. Mr.. H. NJ. Gromer. Calexico;
the Rev. Mr.. J. o. Kirk. FL Centre,
the Rev. Mr.. Harold E. Doty, El
Centre; the Rev Mr. Thomas L.
Massie. Ell Centre.
ST. Pauls Episcopal church's
Good Friday services begin at noon
and include the Litany. Reproaches,
dwelling and Veneration of the
Cross. Antecommunion office. the
Seven Words and Prayer
At st. Mary's Catholic church the
Mass of the Presanctified will be
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
TwoHostesses
Pre- side At
Luncheon

HOLTVTLLE, April 6.--The at
tractiye home of Mrs. Ernest Ed
wards was the scene of charm
ing bridge luncheon wednesday at
which Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. j. T.
Little entertained group OF
friends
House and tables were gay with
bouquets of mixed spring flowers
in bright colorS which made a pref
ty setting fer the party.
High score prize for the bridge
game went to Miss Mary Bashara;
second, to Mrs. Virgil Edwards;
third, to Mrs. Sam Webb, Jr., and
the travelling prizes, to Mrs. Irving
Shaw. and TO Mrs. R. N. Claiborne.
The guest list for this event in
cluded Mesdames R. N. Claiborne,
Jim Mackie Jack Farmer, Al
Cravath, L. E. Jessen, w. A.
Clarke. Sam Webb, ST., Wade
Cook, Billie Burke, Virgil Edwards,
George ShaWver. M. Parker, Frank
McCoWn, Ernest Beale, John Zenos,
Alvin Immel, Howard Vencill, For
rest Ferguson, Sam Webb, jr, c..
T. Denny, Clark Butler, .. K. Fab
ring. Irving Shaw, Miss Bashara,
Of Holtville: Mrs. w. E. Hartzog
and Mrs. H T. Miller of Ell Centre;
Mrs. Lewis Mitchell of BraWley;
Mrs. j. McPhetridge of Los An
geles, Mrs. Joe Harris of Long
Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Entertain Recently
At Luncheon And
Bridge Party

One of the most delightful of
recent social events was the bridge
luncheon at which Mrs. o. j.
Bradshaw and Mrs. Forrest E. Kutz
presided, the affair taking place
at the Kutz residence, 500 Len Rey
avenue.
Roses in profusion decorated the
rooms, the luncheon tables being
centered with crystal vases filled
with daisies in pastel shades.
In the dining room the center
piece was a bowl of lovely roses in
the bronze shades resting ON a
beautiful piece of Chinese brocade
in the soft faded colors Characters
tic of antique embroideries.
Table bridge prizes vert to Mrs.
Lemons, Mrs. Dupont, Mrs. Water
man, Mrs. Reid, Mrs. John Tyler,
Mrs. Scheniman, with a low score
prize for Mrs. Heald
Invited guests were: Mesdames
r. D. McPherrin, R. W. Ware, r. B.
WhitelaW. Dorsey WhitelaW, Ruth
Teeple Reid, Vaughn N. Thompson.
Elmer w Heald, F. D. Jacobs,
Clark Jacobs, Dan Scott, John Ty-
Ter, w. H. Tyler, Jr., j. Drummond
Huston, j. w. Donohue, Ben Hulse,
w. A. Scheniman, w E. Smith,
Guy G.. Beynon, B. E. Lemons, Per-
Gle Thacker, c. j. Brooks, Norman
E. Dupont, Charles B. Provence,
r. P. Moore, E. j. Mack, Laural
Ferguson, John F. Waterman, John
r. Robertson.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
First Birthday
Celebrated

Ronnie Buehner, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Buehner, having reach
ed the age of one year Wednesday,
was guest of honor at a party given
that afternoon by his mother at
their home $40 Hamilton avenue.
The small guests were delighted
with their favors, little Easter bas-
kets. and with the table decora-
tions bright colored Easter eggs.
Instead of the usual birthday cake.
each child had an individual cake
with a lighted candle, having much
fun in attempting to blow out the
candle.
Guests we're: Elizabeth Milstead.
Delieu Moore. Tommy Foss, Lee
Ann Marshall, Walter j. Wylie,
Jon Deaton, Eddie Ketchen, Ed
win Lee Fitzhugh, Donna Elliott.
Marilyn Hammer, Judy Rae Brad
shaw and Ronnie Buehner.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Much Intere st in
O.E.S. Party

Much interest is being shown in
the evening card party which Off
GERS Of Signal chapter. o. E. S.
are sponsoring on April Il.
The Leslie Mcconnell, j. E. Burns,
Nick Higginbotham. Bert Mitchell,
George Bucklin and C. r. Kirkpat-
rick homes will be thrown open to
the public for the affair and guests
may play either auction or contract
bridge or Chinese checkers. Door
prizes and four prizes at each house
are to be awarded. All parties start
at 7:30 o'clock and begin with des-
sert
Reservations should be made with
any of the following, Mrs. H. Ty-
Ter, telephone 327-J; Mrs. Bert Nit
chell. SOL. Mrs. A. N. Bucklm,
1336-R.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Yuma We ddins Of
Interest To
El Centrans

Mr.. and Mrs E. M. Johnson of
San Diego. former FL Centre resi-
dents, have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Stella Mae,
to Vernon Baker. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Baker of Ell Centro.
The marriage was solemnized i'll
Yuma, Arizona, on March 18. A
smart blue velvet frock with fus-
CHA accents was chosen by the
pretty bride for her wedding dress
Her accessories were of navy blue
and her corsage, of orchids.
Both young people are graduates
of Central Union high school and
have many friends among IT,
younger set.
Mrs. Baker is at present in San
Diego, completing her course at
a business college in that city.
Upon graduation she will return
to Ell Centro where the couple will
make their home. Mr.. Baker is
connected with the Al CT. Smith
company.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Bridal Shower For
Miss OevenQer

The home of Mrs. Martha Hughes,
534 Hamilton avenue was the scene
of a bridal shower recently honor
ing Miss Beth Clevenger, Miss
Juanita Hughes and Miss Nell
Clevenger being the cohostesses.
Guests spent the evening in
playing games, the climax being
the mock wedding.
Miss Clevenger received many
lovely gifts from her friends and
after the shower refreshments were
served.
Guests were: MesdameS w. E.
Hancock, Jo Davenport, Carrie
Hughes, S. ID. Clevenger, Martha
Hughes, Hanna, Elsie Huffman,
The Misses Effie Watts, Lorraine
Campbell, Yvette Campbell, Anna
Enz, Dorothy Bucket, Lena Niboli,
Vera Mae Hale, Beth Clevenger,
Betty Jean Clark.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Mrs. @. |. Marsh New President
'OfP.O.E. Reciprocity Bureau

ed at the piano by Mrs. Franklin
Garrett. All four musicians are
members of Chapter CIV.
Luncheon Served
Prior to the business meeting ana
program Chapter CIV served a de-
lectable luncheon using particularly
charming table decorations, the
appointment being in keeping with
the approaching Easter festival
Quantities of beautiful spring
flowers provided an attractive set
ting for the meeting.
Chapter CIV was represented by
Mesdames Guy L. Hatch, w. w Nc
Euen, Louis Slee, C. E. Sones, j.
q. Foss, M r.. Brents, M. j. DoWd,
all of Ell Centro and Mrs. Mary
Gullett of San Diego.
Chapter AV was represented by
Mesdames L. C. House, Howard P.
Meyer, Minor o. Simms, Roy E.
Breedlove and w. J. Clements all
Of Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Ice Bre akers Club
Has Program And
Social Evening

Ice Breakers club met Wednesday
night at the ice plant for a pro-
gram, a game of Chinese checkers,
and refreshments. with Mrs. F. c.
Kinne as hostess.
Anne Hardy Davis. society editor
of the Post-Press, gave the program
discussing newspaper work includ-
ing the way in which paper is
made up and some of the expert
ences encountered in her work.
After the program Chinese check
ers occupied the members and
guests, Mrs. Kinne serving tempt
ing refreshments at the close of the
game.
Members present we're: Audrey
Kemp Bee Methe1ell, Mortie Scott,
Bessie Plemons, Lillian Deaver, Ora
Lee Rouse, Hazel Dorrschuck, Bet
ty Coulter, Dorothy Coulter, Ruth
Glen, Janey Watson. Ruth GlaZier,
Elizabeth Patterson, Shirley Kinne,
Grace Kinne of FL Centre and Min
ME Smith of .Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
EIks Plan Social
Events For April

Elks have scheduled two social
events for April, their monthly
bridge dinner and a buffet supper
dance.
Final play in the bridge tourna-
ment is set for the evening of April
13, the game being preceded by a
dinner at 7 p. m. This is open to
Elks and their friends and reserVa-
tions should be made with the lodge
secretary. Prizes will be given to
the winners in the evenings play
as well as those for the tourna-
ment.
On April 90 the club will have a
dance, starting at $50 D. m. with
a buffet supper at midnight, open
only to Elks. R. C, Rayburn is in
charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06

Mrs. q. L. Marsh of Chapter BS'
Brawley, was elected president oil
the p. E. o. Reciprocity Bureau at
the meeting wednesday in Calipat-
ria. Mrs. Marsh succeeds Mrs. Guy
L. Hatch Of Chapter CIV, Ell Cen
tro.
The valley P. E. O.'s met in the
new Union Congregational church
for luncheon. a business meeting
and program with Chapter CIV,
calipatria. as hostess organiza-
tion.
Other officers elected were: Mrs.
w. j. Clements, Chapter AV, Ell
Centre. vice president; Mrs. Grace
Brownell, Chapter CIV, Calipatria'
recording secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Roscoe Jones. Chapter BS
Brawley, corresponding secretary.
Changes in the bylaws were
read. TO be voted upon at the next
meeting.
Fine Program
Program for the day was present
ed bv Miss Grace Mueller, formerly
a member of Chapter CIV, who is
Inow associated with the San Ber-
nardino probation office. Miss
Mueller discussed the duties of the
probation office and gave a num-
ber OF interesting case histories to
illustrate her points.
Musical numbers. all of which
featured spring theme, were: a
piano solo by Mrs. BroWnell, "Larks
and Lupin,' the composition of q
Pasadena P. E. o., and two vocal
solos by Adella Travers, accompanl-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Edited by Anne Hardy Davis
Buffet Meals Subject For Stud y
By Mt. Signal Home Dept.

10. with Mrs. Aleta Pollard as hes
tess.
Those present were: Mesdames
Marguerite Arner, Lula Springer.
Pearl Waggoner. Rollie Clark, Har
riet Downing. Joyeie Small, Goldie
Laughlin. D. E. Green, John Frohly.
Juanita Binns, Eva Nelson, Mary
j. Sones, Elizabeth Adkins. Matte
Wynne. Elsie Fisher. Martha Ros-
son, Rosa Burton, Cora Willoughby,
Eleanor J. Sones. Alice Pollard. j.
c. Stuart, Nina Runner, Daisy
Dearborn. Verna Aldrich, Vera
Harris, Aleta Pollard, Clyde Havens,
Mildred King, Marguerite Graham.
Miss Glenn. Miss Dorothy Dundas.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Schools Clubs
Churches vi II1LCICSL ~ w OI11C11
Clubs
-
Society
Calendar
Thursday

thursday
ROa1 club, Reserve officers, 6;30,
CalexicO.
Citizenship class, 10, high school.
20-3O club, 7, 566 Brighton.
Townsend club No. 2, 7:30, court
house.
Troop IA, B. 5. A., 7:30, Scout hut.
Troop 25, 3. $. A., 7:30, McCabe.
b. p. o. Z. No. 1925, Elks hall.
II. A. NJ. No. 1O9, 7:30, Masonic
temple.
Calipatria farm center. 7:30, Cali
patria.
Special service, 8, Christian
church.
Job's Daus hters. 8, Brawley Ma
sonic temple.
Dance, $3.50, high school.
Friday
KiWanis club, Barbara Worth.
Coed Friday services, 7 a. m., 12:-
3O-3 p. m, 1870 p. m., st.
Mary's Catholic church.
Coed Friday service, 1913 p. m,
st. Paul's Episcopal church.
Girls club, 4, Christian church.
Easter pageant, 7:3O, Foursquare
church.
Spruce -WestmorIand farm cen
ter, 1870, WestmorlaEd school.
Magnolia Mulberry farm center,
7:30. Mulberry school.
imperialYuma peace officers, Z,
HoltvilIe city hall.
Townsend club No. l, 7:3O, wilson
music room.
Old time dance, $50. Imperial
Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
CaIipatria Studies
Buffet ais

CALIPATRIA, April 6 = Blue,
white and yellow was the color
scheme used by Calipatria home
departments project leaders for
the buffet luncheon which they
served at the meeting Tuesday at
the John Auckerman home.
Miss Florence Glenn. home dem
onStration agent, discussed the
project for the group at the after
noon session.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Observe We ddin9
Anniversary

MI. ad Mrs. George Buchlin
celebrated their twenty-fourth we'd
ding anniversary Tuesday at a
quiet family dinner given by Mr..
Bucklin's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. N. Bucklin.
The year of 1910 is particularly
important for the Bucklin family
since the A N. Bucklins will OBJ
serve their golden wedding ami
versary, and the George Bucklins,
their silver.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Friends Honor
G.. Ferris

A group of George H. Ferris's
friends gave birthday dinner in
his honor Wednesday night in the
Don room of the California hotel
After the dinner Mr.. Ferris and
Miss Doris Gibson were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harner, at
tending the telephone company
dance that evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Good Friday Services Planned
ForEI Centro Churches

celebrated at 7 a m. the three
hours agony, from noon to p II.
Stations of the Cross at 7:30 p. IN.
An Easter pageant IS to be pre-
sented Friday and Sunday nights
at 7:30 o'clock in the Foursauare
church depicting the last events IL
the life of Christ the Crucifixion,
Resurrection and Ascension. TIL
Rev. Mable Kirk is direetor-eom=
poser and cast of 35 local resi-
dents will present the pageant.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Bridge Club Nee cts
On Tuesday

Mrs. l.. R. jefferson, 542 Len
Rey avenue, entertained her bridge
club Tuesday at her home, winners
in the afternoons play being Mrs.
Thornburg, Mrs. jefferson and
Mrs Tondro.
Mrs. w. j. Thornburg and Mrs.
j. A. Straub we're guests of the
club, the members present includ-
ing Mesdames Frank Richmond,
w. A. Tondro. r. J. Mcnamara,
William McCulloch, E. E. Clements
and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
IA. A.Morrows
Have Son

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Morrow Jr.
have announced the arrival of a
son. Gordon Charles, born Wednes-
day morning at the Ell Centro hos
oital and weighing eight and one
half pounds. Mr. Morrow is on the
faculty of Central high school.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
Daughter Born to
J. :. Loves

A daughter, Caroline Ann. was
born Wednesday at 8:25 pm. to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Love at their
home, l21 South D street, Imperial.
The baby weighed 101a pounds at
birth.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
BRINGS "REFRESHMENT TIME"

Latest informal portrait OF Singin
Sam, veteran entertainer who
brings "Retre5hment Time" TO
radio listeners daily, Mondays
through Fridays, over Station
KXO at lib o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-04-06
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mrs. Margaret Hanks of Los An
geles is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Leo A. DeCelles and Mr.. DeCelles
MI and Mrs. Robert Elliott Left
this week for Louisville kentucky,
to spend the summer. Mr. Elliott
is a well know baseball player and
will be engaged in that profession
during the summer, the ElliottS re-
turning to the valley in October