davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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| STUDEBAKER 1885 St Regis Dictator Sc
dan: black finish with broadcloth uphol-
| stery; large luggage space. fine motor, good
| rubber: very clean car that is easy for you
| to cwn; only S27 down and S211l per
month Lee D Butler. Inc, 1921 2lst
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PONTIAC 1897 de luxe opera coupe: lady
will sacrifice; radio heater. terms; SlOt
down 1870 R l. ne
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OLDSMOBIlE 1885 1-passenser +door
trunk sedan. G-cylinder srern paint, eX-
celIrnl tlres SDotlesS interior Radio and
heater This clean car especially priced
for Thursday and FRIDAY only a. S435.
C c, c Guaranty Capitol Cadillac CO,
Evening star., 1939-11-30

PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe coupe; privately
owned and little driven. has a new-car ap-
pearance and its performance will please
the most exactIng buyer. original finish. )
best tires: $3.50. Chernerized and euaran-
iced
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
ENnriha N Iohn nrr
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Ford Mercury Lincoln Zephyr Dealers.
I1n1 lith ST NV Adams Bi4S

FORD 1898 de luxe Tudor, perfect Wash
lngton blue finish: upholstered in broad
cloth and interior immaculate. low mlleage.
tires show little wear. performance Ike
new. fully Slnterized: Blue Ribbon Guar
amtee liberal trade: easy terms. TR1-
ANGLE MOTORS. l4ul r, /. ave. ne
IAac
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OLDSMOBILE 1873, 4-dr trunk sedan
original gray finish like new tires. uphol-
stery IN excellent condition, traded to
us by Army offlCcT. guaranteed to be Al
condition Also 1913; =" door trunk
sedan: your choice ~4o1 Wisconsin Mo-
tors. Inc. luiJ Wis ave Mich '!Iii
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tFoLE1 l"3S master coupe: original
nnlsh. inside and out: like new fully guar
anleed IN every respect. A one-owner car
with thousands OF miles of dependable
transportation: Sl42 down balance month
~ Steuart Motor Co, 3rd & H SIS, ne
Atlantic $500
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CHEVROLET, $3.50: 3, coach: original
olack finish; excellent tires and mechan-
zeal condition. Terms as low as S65 down
ADDISON CHEVROLET, INC
4lL lrYlnR ST w Ada,,,s
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PLYMOUTH 1888 touring sedan: radio and
heater: Al condition Selling for unpa id
balance, S445. 4SHl 4th st II W Geo 515l
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OLDShlORllF touring sedan, sacrifice
S13I' good tires. motor. upholstery and
pam Cal! Columbia SIui. Ap.. luA. after
Evening star., 1939-11-30

FORD 1894 Tudors and Coupes all IN
excellent condition. tires finish and motor
TOPS; see them today Uncle Joe make II
easy TO buy at these easy terms OF 81 90
down-whlch includes tagS. Balance only
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Green-LindSay Motors

FORD 1898 coupe black: condition is guar
anteed; has 60-horsepower motor: present
a copy of this ad and credit OF $40 will
be made on the purchase price. now only
Evening star., 1939-11-30

OLDSMOBILE 1898 de- luxe touring sedan
the best Olds ever built; smooth. S-cyl per
formance with automatic transmission
radio. heater, trunk. Iun' conditioned
one-owner car. unbeat bic price value al
$685. any terms PAUL BROS. Chry Sler.
plvmnufh 800 Wisconsin NJ
Evening star., 1939-11-30

FORD 1897 half-ton stake truck: this is
very practical model and has only been
used for light work. condition is good and
finish is new; barsain, 1865.
Green-Lindsay Motors.
1925 Sherman Ave. Adams 5000.
FORD 1886 half-ton panel: appearance and
condition good. ready for service and guar
anteed; only 1895
CIreen-Lindsay Motors,
Ava DON
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CHEVROLET 1875 master de luxe town
sedan: attractive brown finish: no-draft
ventilation body: motor Quiet and power
1ul, clean interior, rubber like new. eco
nomlcal family car: reduced to sell quickly
a. S395. PACKARD 24th and N SITS NV
ReDubljc ~ " 49,
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Grean-IlndSay NIofol

Ford Mercury Lincoln Zephyr De lers,
Branch. lso7 i4th ST NV Adams 3445.
FORD 1913, Tudor: black finish without a
flaw, clean broadcloth upholstery; tires
show llttle wear perfect performing mo-
tor; winterized equipped with push-button
tuning radio: Blue Ribbon Guarantee: only
S:545 liberal trade; eaSv terms. TR1-
ANGLE MOTORS, l4Ol r. I. ave. ne
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70 UR Old CAR
Cd AS GOLD

~ your old car viii run ~ far az ouf
salssroom We will give Sou maHnifi-
cent allowance nou-Remembe this
has hren our hest business year ard
We can really do acme swell trading
from now on.
Evening star., 1939-11-30

CHEVROLET 1873. "-door sedan ,master';
Dlack, tlreS and motor excellent Sl45
Sl3 down balance monthly 3,uS Georgia
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IT IL I
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
17Il Florida Ave. W. Hobart 1000
FORD 1888 Tudor fve-passenger sedan,
black. refnIshed and recundltloned, price
~1pl
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BUICK l939 model ~ special 4-door trunk
sedan: black finish, low mileage: one owner
new car appearance and performance in
every detall; save considerable NOW $3.50
HORNER q CORNER
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CADILLAC 1927 5-passenger 4-door tour
in ing sedan. Custom Fleetwood body Large
Irunk: disc wheels: white sidewall tires:
not ma car in better condition The
oan.na 0aieinal hniSh and equipment are truly in
petieci condltlon Here. certainly, is re-
Iiarkaole Vaiue: $h"5. c. C c Guaranty
Sapltoi Cadillac Co. 10, ..nd ST. NV
NalL $500. Omen Sun. and eve
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CADILLAC 1897 club coupe S-cylinder,
model so. Black paint: > extra opera
seats white sidewall tires spotless Interior
radlo You can readily tell this car had
unusual care. We have ii priced way dow n
70 SoGo. c; c. c, Guaranty Capitol Cad
Iiac n GO, l""';; ;''2nd ST. NV. Natl. :i3Oo.
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OLDS. 1885 I-Goor sedan fine paint ok
motor, good rubber and Will give YOU many
thousands of miles of safe and carefree
service tor only $50 PACKARD, 24th
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1892 la-ton light delivery truck:
5000 condition and tires. Apply 1924
Bladensburg I'd ne.
INTERNATIONAL TRUCK with 1S-ft. van
tody, excellent shape Can be used hauling
furniture, local. long distance: 500: Will
demonstrate Truck Service Co. 18th and
Brentwood rd ne. Dupont aG35,
FORD TRUCKS 4. long wheelbase. 1885
Bows and canvas covers Cheap. 4el New
Jersey ave
Evening star., 1939-11-30

FORD l931 hve-pasSenger sedan. black
Gle n. the price IN this case is not true
yardstick this is really good buy and
the % horsepower motor Will prove salts
factory and economical, only S',95.
Evening star., 1939-11-30

FORD 1899 de luxe Tudor sedan; IS hp
motor. oriven very little BY original owner
who bought a 1910 PACKARD. This car is
equal 10 new in appearance and perform
ance. very attractive finish with white SIDE
wall tires; any demonstration you wish and
will give you top allowance for your car,
NOW $50 PACKARD. :ith and N sts.
Evening star., 1939-11-30

MERCURY 1899 town sedanS We have
several OF these practically new cars used
very little for display purpose: different
colorS' VIII give you neW-car service IN
every detail reduced to ~S4a, and will be
sole with new-car guarantees. buy now
Uncle Joe will give you more 1or your car
Evening star., 1939-11-30

FORD 1896 Tudor interior very clean;
original black finish; tires nearly new
equipped with heater and fully winterized
Blue Ribbon Guarantee, S2s down S1a
monthly. TRIANGLE MOTORS. l4ol r. I.
nac
Evening star., 1939-11-30

NASH 1884 sedan, one owner. car in
excellent condition throughout, only $40
down. balance monthly Lincoln Park
Motors. ljl lrIh n e AtlaulIc 5000
Evening star., 1939-11-30

FORD 1888 5-paSsenger Fordor trunk Sc
dan De luxe gray finish Spotless interior,
White sideWal tires and splendid motor.
Radio You cannot find clean car like
this one priced any where IN the city as
low as S4:t5. c, C. c. Guaranty, Capitol
Cadillac CO. 30, .',nd ST. NV. Natl
Evening star., 1939-11-30

OLDSMOBILE 1898 5-psssenser 4 door
trunk sedan. S-cylinder Gray finish: spot
less interior all good tires and a splendid
motor Radio and heater Here is real
value in clean car S625 c C c
Guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co. 1"., H.nd
st. NV Natl. 1900 Open Sun and eve
Evening star., 1939-11-30

PACKARD 1913. model l,0 4-door sedan:
Just out of our own shops and thoroughly
checked bv PACKARD expert mechanics:
VIII give you safe and Carefree winter driv-
lne fine rubber. radio fiber seat covers:
splendid family car now priced low at $500
PACKARD. 24th and sts. NV. Re-
Evening star., 1939-11-30

| CHEVROLET. S445; '3S de luxe town Sc
gan original black finish; low mileage
/ Ideal family Term
Evening star., 1939-11-30

FORD 1898 coupe: fine motor tires like
new new-car appearance and condition in
every way: trade your 1884 or 1888 model
and drive this safe car this winter: S425.
Hill L. 1ibbitts. 1ll4 Vermont ave. Nat.
Evening star., 1939-11-30

CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe sport sedan;
perfect mechanical condition: five excellen.
tires, spotless upholstery, heater: fully
guaranteed S525. MCMAHON CHEVPO-
CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe town sedan;
equipped with, radio Except for a few
carefully driven miles this car is Ike
brand-new in every respect. Uncle Joe
oners this car, thoroughly Chernerized and
fully guaranteed. for only $500
TuEPNTp TS0
Evening star., 1939-11-30

USED TIRES, motors radiators and all
parts for cars aud trucks; cheap. a35
Fla. NV. Dec. n35S. J..
Evening star., 1939-11-30

PACKARD 1913. 6-cyI. md series. 4-dr
trunk sedan: upholstery and outside finish
IN neW-car condition low mileage: a one
owner car; S495: your car in trade balance
IN conVenien; terms. Wisconsin Motors.
Inc. lU43 Wis. ave Mich o4.4
Evening star., 1939-11-30

Ford Mercury Lincoln Zephyr Dealers.
Branch, l.01 l4th ST. NV Adams f443.
FORD 1886 Fordor sedan: radio: black fin
inside and out. Drive this car today and
you'll know it's a bargain. only S"T =
day driving trial Lee d Butler Inc, 1l"l
- ST ST Il W DlS1IlCt lolS
Evening star., 1939-11-30
HoRNER s CORNER

OLDSMOBILE 1895 coach: excellent en-
cine. safe hydraulic brakes. clean interior
fine rubber radio. heater and well worth
$50. fully Chernerized and guaranteed
Evening star., 1939-11-30

BUICK 1889 81" convertible sedan: rs
olo heater EQUIP. Owned by wel-known
family. Jack Pry Motors. 1922 Pa ave sc
BUICK 1888 model Al trunk SEDAN, orig
maj nnlsh in lustrous black Duco. spot
less upholstery; radio; equipped with new
improved rear-sprin9 suspension Call for
demonstratlon. Mich. ,914 Priced at
ave '''''
Evening star., 1939-11-30

CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe sport sedan.
one-oWner car: perfect mechanical condi-
ton: Spotless inside and out: ) excellent
lIreS: fully guaranteed S"n5 MCMAHON
CHEVROLET. Inc. 6:i23 Georgia ave. n "
GeOr9ia OI0O
Evening star., 1939-11-30

OLDSMOBILE 1885, 5-passeneer .-door Sc
dan, 'i-cynder Black paint fine. clean
upholstery: all good tires ana a splendid
motor This clean car priced low for a
QUICK sale: S42o c. c c Guaranty. Ca Dit oil
Cadillac Co, l"9" 22nd st NV, Natl
33On Omen Sun and eve
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Bridge Club Entertained
Delightful Party

One of the prettiest parties of
the holiday season was that given
on Friday evening at the Otis Hin
7on home, 720 El Centro avenue,
When Mr.. and Mrs. Hinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis entertain
ID their bridge club.
In the living room was beautiful
tree whose lights with those from
the many red candles in the room
provided the effective illumination.
The piano was banked with silvered
oine boughs and pine cones and in
the center was a picturesque Yule
og which served also as the holder
'Or the red tapers. These same dec
lrations were used for the mantel
The dining table was placed in
he attractive patio and had as a
'entepiece a plum tree gay with
tiny candy canes and glistening
3um drops. A variety of Christmas
cookies. as delicious as they were
pretty. formed a wide border for
the table while around the tree
we're grouped l6 little red sleds
oaded with Santa Clauses and bags
If candy. Each sled. made by Mrs.
Hinson, was tagged with the name
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Church Class Has
Gay Christmas
Party

Mrs Frank Young, 583 Euclid,
entertained her Sunday school class
of the Methodist church, group
of seventh and eighth grade girls,
at Christmas party Friday evening
at her home.
Games were played, after which
Mrs. Young served appetizing sand
Wiches, cookies. Christmas candies
and hot chocolate to the group
Presents for everyone we're distri-
buted from the beautifully decorat-
ed tree, the evening ending with
the singing of carols by the group
for residents of the neighborhood
the girls being accompanied on the
accordion by Marguerite Young.
Those present for the occasion
were: Kathleen Burnett, Barbara
Bennett, Mary Cook, Mary Edna
Doffing, Shirley Gillett, Dorothy
Hunt, Phyllis Maxwell, Peggy Nc
Guire, Alberta Patterson, Dorothy
Lively Colleen Shepherd, Marilyn
Tison, Jean Wilcox, Esther Weakley
and Marguerite Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
B. B.T.Cox Family
In Reunion This
Weekend

Christmas this year for members
of the B. T. Cox family is to be
very important since it is to feature
a family reunion honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox, whose children are all
gathering at the jim Cox home on
the Dahlia canal for a two-day
celebration.
On Sunday the family will enjoy
a barbecue at the ranch and on
Monday will hold open house there,
also having their Christmas dinner
together at the ranch.
In addition to the guests of honor,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Cox, members
of the family who will be present
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cox and
their son, Bill; Emit Cox of Mojave
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cox with their
daughters, Peggy and Barbara; Mrs.
Alice Lewis with her children, Irene,
Don, Floretta, and Shirley: Mr.
and Mrs. S. P. Greenwood and their
children, Ebert, Dorothy and Bob
by; Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Free of
CaleXico and their daughter, Janice
Kay; Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Cox of
Holtville and Walter Cox of San
Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24

Masons and Eastern Stars united
in a Christmas party for their
children Friday night in the Mason
ic temple where Santa Claus, B. o
Mitchell, arrived to present them
with gifts from the beautifully dec
Grated tree.
The children contributed numbers
to the program, Dorothy Mae Hatch
being heard in a Christmas read
ing and a piano solo; Nancy Hurst
and Kay Ketchen also were pre-
sented in piano selections.
Star Meeting
Following the party Signal Chap
ter No. 276, Order of the Eastern
Star, had it's regular meeting which
was highlighted by the impressive
initiatory ritual of the order dur
ing which three candidates were
welcomed. Incidental music during
the ceremony was provided by Cora
Maxwell and Helen Hines, accomp-
anied by Irene Hatch.
Eleanor Sones read the Christmas
story from the Bible and the group
sang Christmas carols in recog-
milton of the approaching holiday.
Serve Refreshments
After the meeting members ad-
journed to the banquet hall, beaut-
fully decorated with holly and
other Yuletide emblems. Tables
were particularly attractive with
the graceful sprays of cedar and
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24

CALExICO. Dec. 23.-Calexico
'hurches arc uniting in sponsoring
> community Christmas service TO
70 conducted at 7.30 Sunday eve
7ing in the Methodist church, a ser
vice 20 which representatives of all
organizations in the city have been
invited as well as the general pub
'ic.
At tbs tho church bells VIII ring
fter which a program OF Christ
mas recordings. arranged by Porter
Brown and Marvin Weiben will be
broadcast from the church so that
the music can be heard all over
town
After this IS minute preliminary
period. the evening worship hour
will start with an instrumental
quartet. composed Of Keith and Don
Johnson. Horace Pima and Vernon
Rood. The Christmas carolers Will
enter the church IN professional
and the services will continue with
the Bible story read by the Rev
Mr.. II. p. Huffman of the Church
Of the Nazarene: the prayer offered
by Miss Ruth Ferguson OF the Mex
can mission; the responsive ser
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
6oyern0f Gives
Christmas Party

SACRAMENTO. Dec .. up
Gov Culbert Olson and state en-
nloyes today Joined in sponsoring
A huge Christmas party for 500e
underpriyileged children IN the Sac
amento area.
The kiddies gathered this after
noon at the state fair grounds.
where = two hour entertainment
program vas scheduled. And most
important was a giant Christmas
tree and mountainous stack OF toys.
books, fruit and candy. Each child
received a fun sack before going
home.
Santa Claus was played by Matt
land Pennington, legislative attache
and publisher OF a Republican news.
paper az Meridian. All features OF
the party were non-partiSan ann
three state employees organizations
Joined IN handling arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24

Of guest and on the back of the
tags were the score cards.
Homemade fruit cake and Christ
mas sauce were served, with coffee
and chocolate to the guests.
In the bridge game Miss Tucker
won the high score prize for wo-
men, and Mrs Maupin, the low, the
prizes for the men going to Mr..
Cory, high, and to Mr. Adams, low
Mrs, Maquar received the tavelling
prize.
Christmas gifts were exchanged,
completing a delightful evening.
This party also was designed as
a farewell for Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Ferris, club members, who are leav-
ing the city to make their home in
San Diego and they were presented
with a gift from the club
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Aries Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Roch
Maquar, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cory,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed HinSon, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis,
Mrs. Dorothy Maupin, Miss Julia
Tucker and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Hin
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Christian Church
School Conducts
Fine Program

State Street Christian church had
its annual church school program
Friday night in the church when
an impressive program was pre-
sented followed by the treat for
the students.
The program opened with the
singing of carols by the entire group
after which the high school young
people presented "The Christmas
Voice" under the direction of Mrs.
II. C. Buehner.
This play was particularly ap-
propriate with its Christmas mes
sage and was well staged and pre-
sented.
Each person had brought a white
gift and these were then presented
being gifts of food, clothing, toys
or money which are to go to the
less fortunate residents of the COM
munity.
Santa Claus then arrived with
the Christmas treat of candy and
other delicacies.
Sundays offering is to go to the
orphanages and homes for old
people.
The church is also planning a
conservation watch night service for
New Years Eve.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Office Parties at
Court House

Various court house offices have
had informal Christmas parties for
their respective. office stats which
have taken place either before o.
after hours this week.
FRIDAY afternoon the offices of
Dan West, assessor collector. and
of w. ID. Carey. auditor, were
scenes of gay Christmas partier
during which gifts we're presented
from the trees. Early Saturday NOR.
ming the members of the county
superintendent of schools force met
with f. L. Hiteman. county superin-
tendent, for a Jolly waffle break
fast. and at that same time w. j.
McClelland, county clerk, and his
staff were enjoying a party also.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Jessie Morrow
To Be Married
This Sunday

Miss Jessie Morrow. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morrow of Braw-
ley. Will become the bride OF Henry
Layne of Whittier Sunday at an
impressive ceremony in the West
wood Methodist chueh. Los Angeles.
Miss Morrow is a graduate of u.
S c. where she vas a member of
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority. She Is
on the faculty OF the Brawley ele-
mentary schools
Miss Beatrice Morrow Of Brawle'
will be her sisters maid OF homo
and the bridesmaids are Mrs. Bo'
Erskine and Miss Pauline Bolt, bot
of BraWley Cecil Hollingsworth o
Los Angeles will be the best man.
During the past week numbe
of smart social affairs have bee
given for Miss Morrow.
Members OF the Morrow family
including Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Nor
row. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrow
and Miss Beatrice Morrow, are mo-
toring to Los Angeles for the cere-
mony.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Birthdav Party at
ParmerHome

Mrs. Odel Farmer gave a gay
birthday party FRIDAY for her
dnuehter. Barbara Del Farmer. who
roached three years of age that
raw.
The small gueets enioved tho
nartv refreshments of iel'o and
the pretty birthday cake decorated
in red and green, repeating the
bright colors of the iello. Each
child was delighted with the gift
of candy cane.
Those present, in addition to the
little guest of honor, Barbara Del
Farmer, were. Ralph Junior Pes
quira, Farmale Pesquira, Edward
Valusek, Ronald Eugene Reed,
Donna May Conner, David Conner,
Judy Conner. Emmie Lou Fairchild,
Nancy Fairchild, Ben Lee Fair
"hild, Joyce Marie Reed.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
ChiIdren's Party
At Kiwanis Meet

KiWanis club members enter
tanned their children at Christmas
party Friday noon in the Barbara
Worth hotel. inviting them for
luncheon and a Christmas tree.
The children in turn, entertained
the club members with a splendid
Christmas program which consisted
of a piano duet by Diane Clemons
and Carolyn Goree; a piano solo by
Helen Womack; two songs by Le-
nora Costello; and a Christmas
carol sung by Nancy Bramkamp,
Billy Tyler. Nancy Mason, Eleanor
Roberts. Jackie Womack, frankie
Lee Kirk to the piano accompa-
nimont bv Kav Ketchen. Jackie
Tv'or pavo a reading.
Fred Nebel-Thau made genial
Santa Claus and distributed the
gifts to the young guests, some
40 of whom were present to enjoy
their fathers hospitality.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Junior Dance Inausurates
Younger Set Festivities

entertainment features which in
cluded the tap dance by Lenna Ar
mold and the songs by Marie Sander.
The dance was decidedly popular
as a large group of high school
and junior college students as we'll
as many alumni the college stu
dents home for Christmas, were
present for the affair.
Frank Dixon is president of the
Junior class, and chairman of conf
mittees are: Hugh Ritter, general
chairman; Bill Patterson, decora-
tions; Thomas Slovak, music; Bill
Susman, publicity; Burke Lemons,
refreshments, Norman Dupont,
cleanup.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Annual Luncheon
At Title Office

Legal summonses, which when
carefully read, proved to be the invi-
tation to the annual Christmas
luncheon given by H. R. Anderson
and the Security Title, Insurance
and Guarantee company were re-
ceived by many valley residents,
who Friday gathered at the office
on 678 Main street to enjoy this
traditional hospitality.
Here Mr.. Anderson greeted his
guests who enjoyed the tempting
luncheon served by the attractive
chefettes, appropriately garbed in
dainty aprons and caps for the
occasion. This party is always an
ticipated with much pleasure as one
of the highlights of the Christmas
season.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
.Vesper Service At
First Baptist
Church Sunday

Instead of the usual 7:30 o'clock
evening service at the First Baptist
church a vesper service will be
conducted Sunday at $50 pm. at
which time several of the young
people from the intermediate and
senior B.Y.PU. societies will pre-
sent a special program of music.
Those who will participate in the
program are: Genevieve Moody,
Dorothy Rapson, Mrs. Jesse Clay,
Annie Lee Rapson and Calvert
Moody.
The Rev. Mr.. Harold e. Doty,
pastor, will preach short sermon
on What Shall We Hang on
Christmas Trees?"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24
Wahanka Group
Aids Family

Wahanka Camp Fire group packed
a Christmas basket of food for a
needy family when they met this
week with their guardian. Mrs. NJ. A.
Wilson. the group later taking the
gifts 10 the family.
Those present for the meeting
we're. Donnie Bradshaw. Helen Ma
loof. Mary Lou Wray. Jerry Rice,
Jerry Starr, Jean MunSon, Mrs.
Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-24

Dorothy Dobel, chosen as queen,
reigned over the gay winter carnival
at the high school Friday night,
the annual party sponsored by the
Junior class of Central high school
and the first big dance of the holi-
day season for the high school and
junior college set.
The school gymnasium was decor
ated to resemble a winter scene
with ice, snow, snow man, silver
ed trees, the orchestra pit looking
remarkably like a huge ice cave.
Upstairs tables we're arranged in
night club fashion and here re-
freshments were served.
Highlights of the party were of
course the election of the queen,
by popular vote, and the special