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Evening star., 1939-03-05
Washington Council
OF K. fc. Elects
Neff Grand Knight
D. c: Chapter to Hold
Mass for Deceased
Members March rs

Alfred Paul Neff was elected grand
knight OF Washington Council
Knights of Columbus, on Tuesday
evening at, the clubhouse. He sue
ceeds DR.. John Bowen, who resigned
Mr.. Nef has held the Office OF
deputy grand knight since last June
and has directed the activities of
the Casey" Club for the past four
years. He is president of the Holy
Name Society at Holy Comforter
Church.
The District of Columbia Chap
ter, which is the co-ordinating body
of the five councils, will hold the
annual memorial mass for deceased
members of the order in st. Mat
thew's Church March 26 at am,
which will be followed by a break
fast at the Mayflower Hotel at
o'clock. The mass will be celebrated
by the Right Rev. Msgr. Edward l.
Buckley, pastor of st. Matthews
Church, and the sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Louis OLeary
of the Dominican House of Studies
at the Catholic University.
The third annual commemorative
service will be held in the clubhouse
on Palm Sunday evening at
o'clock.
Following the meeting of Potomac
Council tomorrow evening. presided
over by Grand Knight Andrew Nc
Callum. moving pictures of Pales-
tine were shown.
Members of the order have been
invited to attend the lecture by the
Rev. Bernard R. Hubbard. known as
the Glacier Priest" to be held in
Constitution Hall on March Is.
Alfred A. McGarraghy will pre-
side at a special meeting tomorrow
IN the club at 8:l5 o'clock of the
committee having charge of the
military field mass to be held at Ar
lington National Cemetery on May
%. The mass is being sponsored by
Washington General Assembly
Fourth Degree.
The next meeting of Washington
General Assembly will be held al
the Mayflower Hotel March 20
Judge Ellen K. Raedy of the Munici.
pal Court will be one of the speakers
Caravans of the Order of the AL.
hambra in all parts of the United
States and Canada will send large
delegations to the 18th biennial con.
vention to be held here at the Viii.
lard Hotel from August 81 to Sep.
tember 4.
Alfred Paul Neff, grand chamber.
lain Of Alcantara Caravan. has beer
named by Grand Comdr John J
Carmody general chairman of thu
Convention Committee.
! On the closing day of the conven.
ton monument is to be unveiled
at Forest Glen, Md, to the memory
of Archbishop John Carroll, frs
Archbishop of Baltimore.
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Hunters
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flooring was covered with dried corn
husks instead of the usual tanbark
1t was first try at using this ma
terial for a flooring, and, according
to Mr.. Pabst, has proved very sue
cessful thus far.
Has Show Grounds.
Adjacent to the riding hall are
the Oconomowoc Horse Show
Grounds, where the show is held
each summer. This is also on the
grounds of the Pabst estate and in
cludes both inside and outside
courses with standard hazards.
Most of the members of the Ocon-
omowoc Hunt, of which Fred Pabst
jr., and Robert Hackney are joint
masters, board their horses at the
Pabst stables, although there are
many adjacent farms. The hunting
season starts around the 1st of Oc-
tober and continues throughout the
fall.
When questioned about the per-
manency of hunting in Wisconsin,
Mr.. Pabst replied: THE main thing
is to get the young people and
children interested in it. Your peo-
pie in Virginia are born and brought
up on hunting, and do it all their
lives from early childhood to old
age. Here in Wisconsin we have too
many other sporting distractions;
primarily the winter sports that you
do not have in Virginia. Most of
our young people prefer skiing and
ice skating to riding to the hounds
in this cold climate, but personally
I think I'll stick to your old Vir-
ginia traditions by hunting-right
here in Wisconsin,"
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call Jeanette Thompson, Wood
ley Abs. Date of sale to be March
81 and % at 1l07 Fourth street S.W.
On March % members are invited
to attend Harmony Chapter.
Mrs. Ruth S. Cromelin, grand ma
tron, has requested the members of
the order to attend the Grand
Chapter religious services the eve
ming of March 10 at Trinity M. E.
Church, Fifth and Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
The grand chaplain of the Grand
Lodge, the Rev. John c. Palmer,
will preside. The sermon will be
by DR.. Edwin Holt Hughes, Bishop
of Washington area of the M. E.
Church. Special musical selections
by the choral unit of the Eastern
Star Actively participating will be
the Rev. Daniel L. Ennis, pastor of
the church; the Rev. DR.. James
Shera Montgomery, chaplain of the
United States House of Representa-
tives; the Rev. DR.. G. Ellis Williams,
District superintendent of the M. E..
Church, and Mrs. Minnie E. Keyes,
right worthy grand secretary of the
General Grand Chapter.
Hope Chapter announces initiation
on Wednesday. A chicken dinner
will be given on March 16 at Almas
Temple from to pm.
The Association of Past Matrons
and Past Patrons of East Gate
Chapter held its annual banquet
Saturday evening in the Continental
Hotel. The junior past matron,
Mary L. Sener, and the junior past
patron, Cecil Howell, were special
guests and were initiated into the
association. The newly elected Of
f1cers were installed, as follows:
Past Matron Elsie Hays, president;
Past Patron William Kerr, vice pres
ident, and Past Matron Dorothea
r. Harding, secretary-treasurer. The
associate grand conductress, Past
Matron Hazel Englebrecht spoke.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
LoyoI Order of Moose

Offlcers of the Maryland and
Border States Moose Association
will meet today at noon at the Moose
Home, Baltimore, Md. The Legion
of the Moose will meet at the same
place at 2 pm. and will be followed
by frolic and dinner.
The Nominating Committee will
meet on Tuesday night to consider
names for the election of officers of
Columbia Lodge at 1414 I street
NV. at 8 pm.
A dance will be held on Saturday
from 9 to IL in the lodge room for
the benefit of the Mooseheart Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
American War Mothers

The District of Columbia Chapter
gave a luncheon and card party at
the home of Mrs Elizabeth Roddy.
ITO Webster street NV, for the
benefit of the chapter. Mrs. Roddy
was assisted by Mrs. Mary T. Shan
ahan, national custodian of records;
Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, Mrs. Robert
Burg, Mrs. George S. CARL and Mrs.
Watts. The president. Mrs. John
Eckert, was in charge of prizes and
Mrs. Marian A. Barrows at the bingo
table
Mrs. Elizabeth Waters was among
the guests.
The next meeting will be held
March 10 at o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Eckert, 3042 Newark street NV.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
La Fayette Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons,
Elects Officers
Paul W. Benninehoven
Chosen High Priest
At Meeting

Paul w. Benninghoven was re-
Gently elected high priest of La
Fayette Chapter. Royal Arch Ma
sons. Other officers are: Carl B.
Keller, king; T. Earle Lynn, scribe;
Paul B. Elcan. secretary; Henry C..
Brunner, treasurer; Arthur C. Mo-
rim, captain of the host; Pascol D.
Fallon, principal sojourner; Roland
N. Benninghoven, Royal Arch cap
tain; Henry j. Rossette. master
third veil; William J. Haste, mas
ter second veil, and Arthur A. Rid
out. sentinel.
They were installed by Past High
Priest Elcan, and Past High Priest
Theodore G. Lewis presented the
Jewel to the outgoing high priest,
Earle L. Keeler.
They will confer the mark master
degree on Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
National Union

Garland P. Webb presided at the
memorial services held by Mckinley
Council in memory of Jesse B. K.
Lee and Columbus F. Winkelman,
both charter members.
Israel H. Gordon, retiring presi-
dent of Potomac Council, was given
a present. Stephen J. Driscoll made
the presentation. Arthur Armstrong
of Los Angeles spoke and Conrad
T. Vogel, Sc years of age, rendered
piano selections.
The Executive Board and Hospital
Service Association will meet on
Tuesday in Woodmen of the World
Hall.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

Pryer E. Hef-
ner, master of
Federal Lodge,
and Jules A.
H a | Ii u m, his
chairman. have
completed a r.
rangements fol'
"A Mig h t OF
Mirth' Wednes-
day 1t t h e
Wardman Park
Hotel, beginning
at $50 o'clock
The ladies will
be guests.
T h e CIR a n d
lO g e officers
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Wooden Circle

The Home Forum Committee,
friends and members of Willow
Grove met February q at the home
of Mrs. Elsie Kenney in Chevy
Chase. Mrs. Pauline Rohrs gave
an instruction in preparing icebox
desserts and baking cakes. The
next meeting will consist of a DEM
onstration in home decorating by
Miss Roberta Baker. The Pollyann
Guards are drilling, preparatory to
their ritualistic floor work at the
State convention in Baltimore on
March 13 and IA.
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ladies' Oriental Shrine.

Su Zu Court will meet Tuesday at
2 pm. at Brighwood Temple. 1t
will recess at 4 pm. and reopen at
Z pm. for election Of officers. A
box picnic will follow for the bene-
At of the court.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

Bethel No. 3 gave a card party.
Chinese checkers was also played.
The dramatic club will hold
its election meeting tomorrow at
the home of Constance King, 4004
South Dakota avenue NE. New
girls are invited.
The choir met at the home of
Betty and Beverly Batchelder on
March 4.
The next meeting, on March g.
will be Jobs Daughters and De
Molay night There will be short
meeting, followed by dance.
Evening star., 1939-03-05
Jobs Daughters

After business meeting last
night Bethel No. l had dancing
and refreshments.
The drill team will have a busi-
ness meeting at 1120 East Capitol
street tomorrow There will be a
Chinese checkers tournament. Re-
freshments will be served.
At the next choir rehearsal plans
will be made for the service to
be given March IL at the German
Orphan Home.
A play. Here She Comes" will
be given April 81.
The Mothers Club met yesterday
at the home of Mrs. E. j. Read,
liz Wilmington place Sc.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

Friendship Chapter will have
luncheon at 4441 Wisconsin avenue
NV. Tuesday from noon to 1880
O'Clock. A card party will be held
March Is at the hall. Members are
urged to save their rummaRe and
Evening star., 1939-03-05

Harriet B. Ports, matron of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter, announces a
meeting on Thursday evening. En-
tertainment will follow.
Evening star., 1939-03-05

La Fayette Lodge Chapter will
confer the degrees on four candi-
dates Wednesday night at 1909
Ninth street NV.
The 1884 Association of Matrons
and Pafr0ns AlAcfAd &ha foll0uHna
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
by Anne Hardy Davis--
StrickIers Give Going Away
Party for Mr.. and Mrs. Buck

Strickler home. AfterWard 30 MEM
bers of FL Centro Townsend CLUB
No. / arrived to surprise them with
farewell party.
The entertainment consisted oil a
mock trial. The hilarious conduct
of the Officials" the ridiculous
charges brought against Mrs. Buck,
and the amusing penalties demand
cd of her. held the attention of the
members throughout the evening.
f D. Griffin presided as judge;
Fred Rapson was defense attorney;
Monroe Pritchard was prosecuting
attorney and Strickler was his as
sistant: Mrs. Strickler was clerk;
and George Lansdale was bailiff.
A jury of six found Mrs. Buck
guilty as charged but gave her
probation if she would promise
to return TO the valley to attend
as many Townsend club meetings
as possible. She had to promise
to see that her husband attended
club meetings also.
At the close of the trial" Strick-
ler told of the many helpful, kindly
acts accomplished by Mr.. and Mrs.
Buck during the many years they
have lived in the valley and pointed
out that they always helped with
worthwhile projects in the COM
munity He closed his remarks by
reading an original poem dedicated
to them.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Mrs. w alter Farley
Honored at PARTY

CALEXICO, June 23. - Mrs,
James otter and Mrs! Isaac Schlat-
ter were hostesses at a bridge lun-
cheon given in honor of Mrs. Wal
ter Farley Wednesday at Calexico
Lodge, mountain home of the hos
teSSeS.
Those present we're Mesdames R.
M. Entrekin, Adolph Binder, John
Duncan. Della Mercier, S. C. Black
man, Max Brent, Ray Bonner, E..
r. Parker, p. P. Anderson. w. H.
Lorenzo, John Pace, all of Calexico,
Mrs. Charles Delp and Mrs. Neal
Gavin of FL Centre, the guest of
honor, Mrs. Farley. and the two
hosteSses.
The first prize was awarded Mrs.
S. C. Blackman, second Mrs. Ray
Bonner, travelling prize to the guest
of honor. Mrs. Farley also received
guest prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Hundreds Attend County
Home Dept. Picnic Thurs.

tesquely garbed members who wore
bathing suits which dated 10 the
stockinged full skirted era for wom-
en- and those long dropping one
piece bathing suits which men
thought quite virile looking in the
nineties: Mrs. John w. Cook. Mrs.
Edna Forester, Mrs. John F. Water.
man and Mrs. John T. Rice we're
the clowns in disguise.
Mt. Signal presented clever skit.
takeoff on bathing beauty par
ade; Arcadia presented an amusing
dramatization of a bashful lad and
his girl, the latter believing that
she Is about to receive a proposal,
learning eventually to her chagrin
that the backward beau wished
only to borrow a petticoat pattern
for his mother.
Another hilarious Skit was given
by Rose-Mesquite. one of special
interest to many, entitled Don't
Mention Pigs.
ce-Westmorland which has
made a special study of first aid,
presented the Importance of this
study in a delightfully."- entertain.
ing skit in which a Swedish maid.
upon applying for a job, shows her
complete ignorance of even the
rudiments of first aid
This program was interrupted at
intervals by swimming events.
races, diving contests and other
forms of competition.
Preston Goar, Ben Hall, and La
Verne Zavala officiated as judges
for the prize contests. In the chill
drens balloon race Joe Sunderman
was first, Jimmy Fisher was sec
ond, and Orvan Rosenbaum was
third In the egg race for children
| first prize went to Betty Cooke,
second to Violet Forester, and third
to Edith Small.
In the swimming races for women
Miss Dorothy Dundas won the
sweepstakes prize, swimming suit,
by taking first in the dash across
the pool, the dash for the length
of the pool and the egg race. In
the across the pool dash, Mrs. Jim
Carson was second and Mrs. Gus
Bucher was third. In the dash
down the length of the pool Mrs
Carson was second and Mrs. Mary
Morris was third. In the egg race
Mrs. Morris was second and Mrs
Carson was third.
At noon the entire group adjourn
ed for one of those bountiful pot
luck luncheons for which home
departments are famous. Long Ia
bles were loaded with every kind
of delicacy imaginable. each center
contributing special part of the
menu.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Calexico Women
ToAttend Confab

CALEXICO, June %. = Planning
to attend the summer conference
CIVIC. southern district, at Del
Mar Tuesday and Wednesday June
81. %, are the following club wom-
en-:
MesdameS F.. f. Cavanah, preSi-
dent WomanS Improvement club.
r. M. Entrekin and daughter Ruth
ellen, Adolph Binder, district chair
man of credentials, lie Roy Little,
H. V. Ellis. program chairman of
the local club, George Willoughby
Junior advisor. Harry Anderson
junior president. Mrs. r. l.. Glasby.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23

Brilliant hued CZechoslovakian
costumes, bathing suits Of the gay
nineties and a motley assortment
of tacky costumes featuring out
rageous headgear, pantalettes and
bustles We'd for attention at the
gay home department party Thurs
day at Kenyon's FL Centro plunge.
Several hundred women from all
parts of the county cast aside van
ity and dignity appearing in a wide
array of costumes which shattered
forever the theory that woman is
the vain sex. Led by Mrs. C. E.
Cooke, county chairman, who in
shrielSing makeup, an old evening
frock, lace jacket and hat which
rivals today's creations with Its
towering decoration of poinsettia
blossoms, a parade of the funniest
costumes imaginable filed past the
spectators many of whom failed to
recognize their friends in these
strange and weird outfits.
During the morning and after
noon a complete program was pre-
sented in which the various centers
participated. Jasper contributed a
bit of color and charm in Its pa
geant given in celebration Of the
twentieth anniversary of CZecho-
slovakian independence. Mrs. Louis
Kral in a beautiful native costume
played the leading role.
Eastsiue.Sunset selected All club
work as It's theme, presenting a
skit on Political Outlook" which
centered on the theme that the
future of. the country depends on
its youth, with the training recesv-
ed in All club work valuable
investment for the future welfare
of the nation.
McCabe- Eucalyptus modelled a
series Of smart bathing suits, from
these for the slim to those of the
dressmaker type suited to those
who have their figure problems.
Fashions for young and old were
modelled by: Kay Christian. Vir.
ginia Fisher, Mrs. Evan T. HeweS,
Mrs. Charles Hackleman, Mrs. G. H.
Lampkins, Mrs. w. G. Brandt. Mrs.
Edna Carson and her little daugh-
ter Ida Mae Carson, Mrs. Hugh T
Osborne, Rosemary Rice, Laura
Self. Marybeth Bromley, Norman
Self, Jean Christian, Barbara
Brandt.
An hilarious climax came with
the sudden appearance of four gro
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Farewell Shower
For Miss Lanier

Miss Margaret Lanier was pleas
antly surprised by a handkerchief
shower when her bridge club met
Thursday night with Mrs. Clark
Jacobs, SOB Wensley avenue.
Miss Janier and her mother Mrs.
T. C. Lanier, are leaving about July
Is for a trip to the eastern states.
Members of the club are: Mes
danes Leo A. Magee, Charles Bran.
kamp, Lee Nuffer, Bert Fawcett,
James H Marshall, Richard Haas,
Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Lanier.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Valley Delegates to Attend
State {. E. Convention

the Rev. Mr.. C. Merl Bish, pastor
of the Fruitvale Presbyterian
church, Oakland; DR.. William H.
Foulkes, vice-president of the in
ternation society of Christian En-
deavor; DR.. Paul C. Brown, extern
sion secretary for the international
society and for many years state
field secretary; DIR. Robert Shuler,
pastor of Trinity church, Los An
geles; DR.. c. E. Kricher, pastor OF
Westminster church. Sacramento.
Miss Helen Johnson of Westmor-
land, county president, will head
the valley delegation.
DR.. William H. Wicket, state
president will preside and the con-
vention will feature both confer
ence periods and general assemblies,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Home Department
Ne cts "Wednesday

The Alamo Verde home depart
mcnt will meet next Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. II. F. Collins at
Bonds Corner for an all-day ses-
sion.
Members will enjoy a pot luck
luck meal at noon.
Reviews of late books and Sug-
gestions for vacation reading this
summer will be presented by Mrs.
Leo A. Magce, assistant county IL
brarian.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Clubs
Society
Churhe. I If lnf9T9Sf TO w omen
JoAnne Martin
Hostess at P arty

jeanne Martin, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. w. I. Martin of 629 Vine
avenue, celebrated her sixth birth
day anniversary Thursday AFTER
noon by entertaining a group Oh
her friends at a party at her nome
A candle decked birthday cake
was the center of attraction when
refreshments we're served.
Those present were Carmen Rait'
Winette Wolfe. Alison Smith, Car
malice McMann, Pat PERSON, Patrl-
cia Gibbons, Martha Iizarraras
Donna Raft, Margaret Lizarraras
and Hoyt Raft.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1899

One hundred and ten valley
young people have registered for
the Sind annual state convention
of Christian Endeavor societies
which opens Saturday in San Diego
and will continue through Sunday.
Convention sessions will be held
in the Russ auditorium, San Diego
high school. and among the distin-
'5uished speakers are: DR.. N. How
ard Pagan, state pastoral counsel
lor and pastor of the Wiltshire
Boulevard Christian church, Los
Angeles; DR.. Elam j. Anderson,
president of Redlands university;
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Border Red Gross
Chapter Me- cts

CALEXICO, June 23--The Red
Gross chapter met at the DeAnza
hotel Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Ross Newton, chairman of the
chapter, presided.
Among items of business were
the appointing of a new budget
committee composed of Mrs. Ar
gyle MacLachlan, Mrs. Albert Lowe
and Mrs. Claud Ritter
1t was voted to include in the
budget money for a swimming
school similar to the one conducted
last year by Karl Edmunds.
1t also was voted to purchase an
emergency Red Gross kit for Heber
which will be included with the
Calexico district.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
KendaIIs Plan
Vacation Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kendall of FL
Centro have planned a delightful
summer.
They will leave Saturday morn
ing for San Francisco and will
spend a week there, visiting the fair
and enjoying other entertainment.
They will spend the month of July
at Calexico lodge where they have
taken a cabin. In August they
will leave for the Jackson Hole
country to climax their vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science" is the sub
ject of the lesson n-sermon on sun
day in all Churches of Christ, Sci
enlist. The Golden Text is from
Isaiah: Sing, o heavens; and be
joyful. o earth; and break forth
into singing. o mountains: for the
Lord hath comforted his people,
and will have mercy upon his af-
flicted."
Among the scriptural selections
are these verses from Mark: Nov
when Jesus was risen early the
first day of the week, he appeared
first TO Mary Magdalene s. After
ward he appeared unto the eleven
as they sat at meat, and upbraided
them with their unbelief and hard
ness of heart, because they believed
not them which had seen him after
he was risen. And he said unto
them, Go we into all the world, and
preach the gospel to every creature
And these signs shall follow
them that believe; In my name
shall they cast out devils; they shall
speak with new tongues; They
shall take up Serpents; and if they
drink any deadly thing, it shall
not hurt them; they shall lay hands
on the sick, and they shall re-
cover"
Passages from Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy, state: TO
day the healing power of truth is
widely demonstrated as an imma-
nent, eternal science. instead of a
phenomenal exhibition" "The ef-
feet Of this science is to stir the
human mind to a change of base,
on which it may yield to the har-
mony of the divine mind
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
Calendar

Townsend club No. /, 1890, Wilson
music room.
Signal chapter No. 276, O.E.S., 3,
Masonic temple.
McCabe- Eucalyptus, r, McCabe
school.
SATURDAY
Ice cream social, y, Baptist
church.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
JOHNSON CHAPEL, A.M.E.
189 State Street

Church school, 9:30 am, Prof
George Venable. superintendent.
Morning worship, 1l:00 o'clock;
Evangelistic services conducted by
The Rev. Mrs. G.. o. McMullen,
Evangelist. Special music by The
Gospel Prayer Band Singers and
Senior Choir.
Evening worship 7 o'clock; SER
mon topic. THE Little Sins That
Condemn"
Prayer service with sermonette
Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
State and Fifth
Thomas L. Massie. pastor

TH0m2S i, WaSSIt, UaNVf
Church school. 9:30 am, Miss
Ethel Maupin, superintendent.
Morning worship, l0:45; sermon
topic, Am I My Brothers Broth
er?". After the morning service a
number are planning to drive to
San Diego to attend afternoon and
evening sessions of the State G. E,
convention at the high school au-
ditorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Buck OF Ell
Centre who plan to leave Imperial
Valley soon TO make their home at
La Mesa, were given farewell
surprise party Thursday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Strickler.
They were dinner guests at the
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
9Th and Orange
George w. Thomas, DID,. pas

Church school, 8 am, A. j. Shall
Ter. superintendent.
Morning worship, $50; sermon
Our Hearts. o Lord, Are in The
Hills; reports from delegates to
Camp MarSton. The Power Of
Christian Youth, pastor. Solo vii.
liam North. ir.
No evening services.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-06-23
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
10th and Park
F. c. Gun

F. c. Cunningham, pastor
Gas am. Sunday school, Roy
Buckner, superintendent.
II am, Morning worship. sermon
topic, Secret of Power.
7:45 pm, Evening worship, SER
mon topic, Me A Christian!"