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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18

De Willkie mellett lesz az a
teny, hogy liberals, progress
sziv ember. Hogy az vi deal
reform-t0rvenyeit soha mem
gancsolta S ezutan sem akaria
AIT megtenni. Hogy a Klu
Klux Klan ellen mindig nyil-
tan kuzd0tt, mikor az hatalom
volt ebben az orszagban.
Hogy alacsonyan kezdte es a
maga embersegebol jutott fel a
legmagasabb pole szeleig.
Hogy voltakeppen alig van
kiilonbseg az 8 programjaban
es az vi dealben csupan arrol
lesz $40 leginkabb a kampany-
ban, hogy XII alkalmasabb az
vi deal programjat megvalosi-
tani. 9 es a republicans part,
vagy Roosevelt es a demokrata
part? Mert sem a kill sem a
belpolitikaban nincs lathato es
lenyeges kiil0nbseg a ket en-
ber k0zt.
SOkan leSznek, akik ait fog
jak hinni, hogy Willkie fiata-
labb, energikusabb ember S
hogy az vi deal sok alkalmat-
Ian egyent juttatott fontos he
lyekre azok Willkiere szavaz-
max.
Es ha megvalasztjak, jo ell
nOke lesz a nemzetnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18

OH. N.Y. Ujsagironak niindig
elrneny, ha nevezetes vagy XII
sveteles tehetsegI emberekkel
van alkalma talalkozni S azo-
kat k0zelrol veheti Szemigyre,
k ulonosen esemenyszamba
megy hat, ha egyszerre az or
szag elnoket es a ket elnokje-
loltjet figyelheti k0zvetlen k0-
zelsegb6l szinte egyszerre.
Mikor azonban ait from,
hogy ez kiveteles esemeny es
szerencse, mem akarom, hogy
az olvaso tevedesben legyen, =
ez a szerencse hetk0znapi ese-
meny azoknal az ujsagiroknal,
akik Washingtonban alloma-
soznak akiket a hivatasuk a
Feher Hazba ketszer visz he
tenkent.
Az Egyesult Allamokban az
elnok szemelyet koteles tisz-
telettel veSzi k0riil mindenki,
de - mas tavolsag azutan min
csen k0zte es a k0z0nseges pol
gar kozt. K0nnyen hozzaferhe-
to minden ember szamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18

E sorok irasakor a demokra-
ia part konvenci6ja meg kezde-
tet Sc vette, e pillanatban meg
senkise tudja, hogy ki lesz a
part eln0k-jel0ltje, bar minden
jel ARA mutat, hogy Franklin
Delano Roosevelt szemelyeben
"muszaj" megegyezni, inert a
k0riilmenyek ICY parancsoljak
es maris arrol irnak es beszel-
mex, hogy nagyon piszkos va
lasztasi hare fog rank kovet-
kezni.
Miert?
Van ebben az orszagban ell
lenzek a t0rvenyhozasban es
van ellenzek az orszagban, de
sem az egyik, sem a mask cso-
port kebeleben nincs olyan en-
Der, aki ell ne ismerne AIT, hogy
Roosevelt kormanyzatanal be-
csiletesebb, tisztessegesebb kor
manyzatunk mem volt az or
szagban. Ezzel egyenrangu
volt, de jobb es tisztabbkezu
Sol1a.
Nit lehet tehat felhozni a
kormanyzat ellen, ami annak
barmelyik tenykedesere arnye-
kot vetne, szegyent hozna2
Semmit.
Mondhatja az ellenzek, hogy
mem helyesli a kormanyzati
rendet, amelyet Roosevelt ho-
nositott meg. Kifogasolhatja
Roosevelt egyes cselekveseit, hi
szen ezt adott alkalmakkor
magunk is megtettiik. Elvegre
mines olyan allamferfi, aki hi
bakat ne k0vetett volna ell. Ez-
eel szemben azonban ell kell
ismerje mindenki AIT, hogy
Roosevelt mindig jot akart, a
nemzet javat es felt6 gonddal
igyelt ARA, hogy vezetese
alatt a legkisebb botrany Sc
tortenhessek.
Van benniink annyi targyi-
lagossag, hogy egyes dolgokat
ne hallgassunk el, ne takargas-
sunk. Pennsylvaniaban, Ohio
ban es bizonyara mas allamok-
ban is t0rtentek apro vissza-
elesek peldaul a sziksegmun-
kak korul. De vezet6 WPA en-
bert vagy barmely mas ma
gyobb tisztvisel6t mem kellett
elcsapni azert, inert hivatalbeli
bint k0vetett volna ell. Egy-egy
kis varosi vagy falusi csoport-
vezeto megtehette AIT, hogy
sajat kertjenek rendbehozasara
tiz vagy husz sziiksegmunkast
rendelt XII, de
Olyan embert meg mem sziilt
f0ldi anya, aki az elnoki seek
rol ezeket a visszaeleseket meg
lathatta volna. Meg Krisztus
oldala mellett is lophatott Ju-
das, mint AIT maga Jezus We
tette szemere, hat akkor ho-
Cyan igenyelhetnenk mi foldi
embert0l nagyobb tokeletesse-
get az apro kis bunosokkel
szemben.
Val6ban, ha lampassal ke-
ressik is, mem talalunk Roose-
velt csaknem nyolc evi kor-
manyzatanak ideje alatt olyas-
valamit, amib6l szennyes va
lasztasi hadjaratot lehetne a
demokrata part ellen kova-
cSolni.
Es eppen ilyen kevesse la
tunk lehet6seget ARA, hogy
ellenfelevel, a republicans je-
l0lttel szemben lehessen szeny.
nyes hadjaratot inditani.
Egeszen termeszetszeru az
hogy mi Wendell L. Willkie Gle.
tet mem ismerjiik alaposan
Van-e olyan ember, aki ezelott
harom h6nappal meg ismerte
volna, vagy egyebet tudott vol
ma fel6le, minthogy eln0ki ALA
saban jol bevalt es kenyerado
meg voltak vele elegedve.
Nit lehetne felhozni ellene
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18

uralmat gyakorolt. Ennek okait
es jelent6seget csak joval ke-
s6bb allapithatja meg a torte-
nelem, amikor nyilvanossagra
kerulnek most meg titokban
tartott irasok es adatok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
SAJT0K0NFERENCIA
WILLKIE-NEL

SAJT0K0NFERENCIA
WILLKIE-NEL
"A szerencses veletlen aznap
witt Westinghouse a multi he
ten, mikor egy napi latogatas-
ra megjelent oft a republika-
nusok erdekes jeloltje, aki ter
meszetesen megtartotta a ma
ga sajto-konferenciajat, ahogy
AIT a hagyomany es a kam-
pany erdeke meg is kivanja.
Kozel ketszaz ujsagiro volt
a Willard Hotel egyik hatal-
mas termebe meghiva csupan
nevjegyemre volt Nemenyi
kollegamnak szuksege, hogy
ait az ajtonal allo titkarnak
atnyujtsa es bebocsajtast biz
tositson a szamomra.
POntban a kituZOtt ldOben,
delelott tiz orakor jelent meg
Willkie a teremben mines ben
ne tulzas, ha megjegyzem,
hogy spontan mosolyra nyilt
arcaval mindenkinek a tetsze-
set megnyerte.
Erdekes arcu, k0zvetlen mo-
doru, meg fatal koranal is
fiatalosabb megjelenesu en-
ber, akinek minden arcmoz-
dulata es minden szava elarul-
ia, hogy fenntartas nelkul,
kerteles nelkiil akar felelni
minden feleje r0pitett kerdes-
re.
A kerdesek 0z0net arasztjak
feleje. Mik0zben tizen0t-husz
foto-riporter iranyitja feleje a
kamarat a terem minden zu-
gabol, mik0zben a kamarakon
levo lampak vakito fennyel
villannak es puffannak, az
orszag eln0kjeloltje pillanatnyi
habozas es gondolkozas nelkiil
felel minden hozza intezett
kerdesre.
Politikarol egyel6re mem
akar beszelni.
Augustus elejen tartja meg
a jel0lest elfogado beszedet,
amely voltakeppen azontul a
republicans part platformja
lesz, inert senki mem veszi ko-
molyan a Philadelphiaban meg
szabott es er6sen verszegeny
programot.
| Politikan kiviil felel minden
egyes kerdesre.
Szivesen, gyorsan, keszseg-
gel.
Latszik, hogy telve van ener-
giaval, beszed k0zben mindket
kezet hasznalja, hogy nyomate.
kot adjon a szavaknak.
Mialatt Willkiet alkalmam
volt egy fel6ran at ket lab ia
volsagbol figyelnem, onkente.
lenul is ARA kellett gondol-
nom, hogy a t6ke sajtoja j6
dzsabot csinalt, mikor ezt
csupa- -energia embert eladta 9
Republicans partnak, amely
mex regen, talan Teddy Roose.
welt 6ta mem volt ilyen nyilt
ilyen intelligens es ilyen ener.
gikus jel0ltje.
Willkie-re nagy sullyal foe
nehezedni a kampany soran
hogy kozeli rokonsagban all {
Wall Strettel. Hogy pont 2
villanycsaszarsagok kinaljak {
nemzetnek a kozszolgalat
vallalatok regi biineit nehezer
|felejti a polgarsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-18
szOMBAT: VI HABoRUT szoNEK

Elsem multak meg veres sz0rnyiisegek
s mar vi haborurol almodnak nepek ;.
De ha minden nep egy masnak ellensege:
mi lesz hat az orok emberharcnak vege?
s. De ha az emberben er6sebb az allat:
minden, mi kultura: sivatagga valhat!
Hiaba van hitiink Szeretet yallaSa:
szazszor tuldorgi az agyuk villamlasa!
Ha vermagot vetnek: verkalasz fog n6ni
$ vi haborut fognak par ev mulva sz6ni.
S hiaba hordunk vallunkon keresztet:
listen minket regen sorsunkra eresztett!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24

cd BY the Readers Round Table
section of the Ten Thousand club
This forum. as its name implies
is open to the general public ara
Will take place Thursday at 2:3O
O'Clock in the clup house auditor
ium.
Speakers are to be: H. R. An.
derson, president of the Ell Centre
Chamber Of Commerce, who will
talk on the general program of the
organizations; Paul A. Jenkins, dir
ector and general chairman of the
committee on the eight-point pro-
gram, who will explain that pro-
gram; Robert Hays, secretary. who
will explain the advertising program
of the chamber of commerce.
Listeners may bring questions
which will be placed in the question
box and which the three guest
speakers will answer
There forums are designed for
the purpose Of informing residents
Of Ell Centre on the government and
, the organizations which have to dc
with the growth and welfare of
their city
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Mrs. Lamar Waits
Honor Guest at
Dinner Party

+ Mrs. Lamar Watts, the former
Fauvette Thompson whose mar
riage was a recent event, was guest
of honor at surprise dinner party
given Tuesday night at the Cal
exico International club by hel
fellow members in the agricultural
conservation office.
Lavender and pink sweet peas
centered the table, fragrant gar
denia corsage marking the place OF
the guest Of honor. Each person
attending had been assigned the
name of another guest and was
instructed to write a verse about
that guest, these rhymes forming
the place cards. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watts were presented with an elec-
trio roaster as gift from the Of
flee force.
Invited guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
william Poindexter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorin Holt, Mrs. Excl Carnes, Mrs.
Dorothy jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Earl,
Mrs. Joe Procsal, Mrs. May Price,
Miss Bernice Hurst, Mrs. Mabel
Black, Miss Louise Chormicle, Miss
Annie "tre -Rapson, Miss Ruby Norris,
Mrs. Edda Maldonada, D. F. Hawes,
R. F. Ballou, Fred Veliquette, Mr..
and Mrs. F.. S. Hewitt, Lewis
Groves, Rudolph Miller, Miss Sandy
Niboli, Miss Margaret Miner. Miss
Bertha Won Allmen and Mr. and
Mrs. Lamar Watts.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24

Every Eastern Star chapter in
the valley sent a delegation to the
installation cremony Tuesday night
for officers oe the Yuma, Arizona,
chapter conducted in the Masonic
temple in that city.
Prior % the installation the visit
ors were guests at dinner, later
gathering in the beautifully decor
ated hall to watch the service at
which Ruth Mccoy was inducted
into office as worthy matron, and
Fred Lyall, as worthy patron, along
with their corps of elective and ap-
poirtipe officers.
Mrs. Ralph Reynolds Of Ell Centro
deputy grand matron for this dis
trict, headed the valley delegation.
From Ell Centre, Signal chapter was
represented by its matron and pat
ron, Mrs. c. R. Kirkpatrick and
DR.. Goble Hurst, and by the follow
ing members Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
D. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
Matteson, Mrs. and Mrs. r. K. Til
ton. Mesdames George Bucklin, A.
N. Bucklin. c. H. H. Small, Her
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
ManyValIeyE Eastern Stars
Attend Yuma Installation

bert Holt. Philip Hodgkin. U.
Martin. B. o. Mitchell. John,
Montgomery. Miss Lillian Holl
Miss Mamie Douglas.
Anona Mayfield. matron Of
perial Crown chapter. Calexico,
Il delegation of % members from h.
chapter: Delly Yearly, worthy mat
ron of Alamitos chapter, Holtville.
headed a group of five Holtville
Eastern stars; Allie Mae McChristy.
worthy matron of Golden Rule
chapter, Imperial, led group OF
five from that city and Ezra Lee.
worthy matron or Alamo chapter,
Brawley. was in charge Of the
Erawley delegation.
Seven states were represented at
the meeting and two past grand
patrons we're in attendance: c. D.
Miller. past grand patron for Texas,
and C. H. Coleman, past grand
patron for Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Mrs. Anderson
Hostess TO
Social Club

White Shrine Social club mem
Nors had = narticn'2r'y pleasant do
-u7s('ov WHOM they mt IL Calnvic1
with Mrs. Thomas Y. Anderson fc'
their usual pot luck luncheon ard
afternoon Of bridge.
High score prizes for contract
were won by Mrs. S. C. Blackmar
alexico, first, and Mrs. Leroy Gill
'ntt, Ell Centro, second. Mrs. Gillctt
also received the attractive dcor
prize donated by Mrs. Bradford
Anderson.
1t was announced that at the
next meeting the club members will
be the guests of Mrs. Fred Brafforf'
of Calexico who will celebrate her
30th anniversary on that occasion
Announcement was made of COM
mittee appointments for the adver-
tising of the White Shrine napkin:
Mrs. Leroy Gillett, El Ccntro; Mrs.
D. v. Stewart. Imperial, Mrs. Lena
Smith. Brawley; Mrs. Florence
Pledger, CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Hostesses at First Of Three
Smart Bridge Luncheons

First of a series of three bridge
luncheons at which Mrs. Elton B
Christian and Mrs. John T. Rice
are entertaining friends this week
took place Tuesday at the attractive
Rice home on West Main street.
Guests were seated at three long
tables which were particularly color
flll in their appointments: bright
hued cloths and napkins, and huge
platters with beautifully nodded
salads, cold meats and handsomely
ornamented sandwiches made pic
ture that was as much a treat to
look at as 1t was tempting to the
appetite.
After luncheon bridge was played,
Mrs. Charles P. Delp winning the
high score prize; Mrs John r. Rob-
ertson, the second; Mrs. E. L. Carson,
the third, and Mrs. j. w. Donohue,
the fourth.
Guest List
The guest list for this delightful
affair included:
Mesdames Elmer w. Heald Wal
ter B. Havekorst, w. E. Hartzog,
Fred Harder, A. B. Hanson, j. j.
Green. H. S. Cow, L. j. Goree, Jr.,
Warren F. Fox, A. C. Finney, Laural
Ferguson, Donna Holloway, Eliza
beth Embury, w. j. Elvander, j. H.
Edgar, Norman E. Dupont. M. j.
Dowd, George w. Damron, j. w.
Donohue, H. C. Diller, Charles P.
Delp, j. L. Davis, Earle G. Davis,
Warren Currier, r. j. Clevenger,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Business Women
Hear Report

Business matters were discussed
by the Ell Centro Business and
Professional Women'S club at their
meeting Tuesday night in the Bar
bara Worth hotel when the session
was highlighted by a report on the
recent Southern District meeting
in Riverside made by Mrs. Evalyn
B. Westerfield, who with Miss Kath-
crime Won Allmen, represented the
Ell Centro club at that gathering
The group also enjoyed an in
formal discussion on California laws
pertaining to women and on arti-
cles appearing in the national pub
lication, THE Independent Wom-
an.
Plans were discussed for a Valen-
tine party at the next meeting, Feb
l3. for which Lola Taylor will be
in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
ShowerHonors
Recent Bride

Mrs. Melvin Fowler of Calexico
the former BObbie lean Clark of
Ell Centro whose marriage was an
event of Jan. 4, was guest of honor
at a surprise shower given Tuesday
night by Mrs. A. j. Burke and by
Mrs. Jean Clark, mother of the
bride. The affair took place at the
Clark residence, 655 Orange ave-
nuc.
Mrs. Fowler received many nice
gifts from her friends and the
group enjoyed games and refresh
ments as we'll as the shower.
Guests included: MeSdames Roy
Fowler, Lois Newman, Pauline
Young, Cora Taylor, M. j. Burke,
Jerry Kerr, Smith, Thelma Norris,
Dorothy Glithero, Carol Glithero;
the Misses Florence Oliver, Wilma
Wiley Anita Vinfrido, Helena Vim
frido, Louise Chormicle, Donna
Mills, Dorothy Woodward, Louise
Chamlis. Hester LaWless, Marie
Valusek. and two out of town
guests, Mrs. La Deane Williams and
Mrs. Hazel Parker of Santa Ana.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Jubilee Dance
For Entire Nos
Club tuesday

Fntrn Nos club members cele-
bratnd their "rid-season Jubilee"
Tusday niqht in a carnival setting.
tho Ten Thousand club house being
brilliant with balloons in bright
colors and many streamers Of color
full serpentine.
During the evening. in keeping
with the carnival theme, special
dances were featured. Jubilee
Jamboree" and "Shoo Away, the
women placing their shoes in a
heap in the center of the floor for
this latter number, and the men
selecting shoes, and finding their
partners by matching shoes.
At late hour potato salad,
olives, crackers and coffee were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Pelletier were
chairman of the committee COM
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hunt
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Irving,
the six deserving credit for the
gala evening enjoyed by the many
club members attending
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Club Women Start
Study Of Citrus
Industry

Since the status of the citrus in
dustry is of vital concern to the five
southern counties of the state which
comprise the Southern District of
the California Federation of Wo-
mems clubs, the women of the Sou
thern district will take steps to aid
in recovery of the industry when
they hold a mass meeting at the
Anaheim club house on Jan. 80, to
launch an extensive study of the
situation.
Mrs. E. E. Smith of Anaheim.
president of the district, announced
plans for the conclave at the board
meeting held last Friday in Rivor-
side.
Paul Armstrong, general manager
for the California Fruit Growers
Exchange, will be speaker after the
luncheon to be served by the Ana
helm Ebell club. Reservations for
the affair should be made with
Mrs. Fred Weisel of Riverside.
Mrs. r. W. Ware of El Centre
was appointed district chairman of
World War welfare at the board
meeting. and Mrs. Frank Stcmen
of San Diego, cancer control chair
man.
County presidents made their ar
nual reports at the meeting. amo"g
them being Mrs. George King of
Brawley, president of the Imperial
County Federation of Women's
clubs.
Mrs. Fred Harder Of El Centre
was given a special vote of thanks
for the handsome and carved book
cover she created which is to
oortain the district history and
which as presented to Miss Ida
Fenton, historian.
DR.. H. E. Chamberlain of Sacra-
mento, member of the state welfare
board and prominent psychologist
and psychiatrist, was speaker for
the day, talking on Search Out
New Frontiers in Human Under
standing"
A forum on the general theme
of security for the American home,
took place with Mrs. Harder dis
trict crafts chairman, participating.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
P.-T.A. Party
Huge Success

Mckinley PIT. AS party Tues
day night proved to be one of the
most successful in the series which
the association is sponsoring this
season.
The affair took place in the
Eagles hall, 500 Broadway. where
many men and women met for
bridge, Chinese checkers and pin
ochle. followed by the serving of
refreshments.
Prizes went to: Mrs Juanita Bur-
dick, high for auction bridge; Mrs
E. E. Cooley, low; Mrs. ]. E. Simp-
son. high for contract bridge Mrs.
lone Little. low; Tweed Jolly, high
for pinochle, and Waldo Smart, low;
Mrs. Sherman won the door prize.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Charles Gum and Mrs. Kenck.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Junior Club Board
Sponsors Dance

Mardi Gras" is the intriguing
theme which the Junior Ten Thou
|sand club board of directors has
chosen for the formal dance which
hat group is sponsoring for Feb.
II. when the board will be in charge
Of a club dance.
Mrs. Clifton H. Field. Miss Lillian
ShaWley Miss Allora Gallaher, Mrs.
Robert Carter, Mre. Rudy Frowiss,
Miss Leah Bean, Mrs. Larry Han
son, Mrs. MerWin Mccoy. Miss
Rosalic LaBrucherie. Mrs. Richard
Hammer, Mrs. Gerald Port, Miss
Dorothy East. Miss Jacqueline La
Vine. Mrs. Adolph Kath. Mrs. Bob
Sheffield, Miss Laura Gilstrap COM
pose the committee of the board
members and section chairmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Enter+ains for
J.. |. Duffs

Mrs. j. f, Simpson, 400 Sandal
wood Drive, entertained the l.. L.
Duff family at luncheon TUESDAY
prior to their departure for Pres
Cott, Arizona. where they Will make
their future home. Mr.. Duff having
purchased laundry III that city.
Guests were: M and Mrs. Duff
their sons. Larry, Jack and Gordon
and Mrs. Simpsons daughter, Mrs.
Claiborne Johnson.
Mr.. and MIS-. Cuff had made their
home IN the valley for the past 22
years and their departure Is re-
Gretted by many.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24

R. c. Clemons, w. J. Clements, E.
Clements, r. A. Chestnut, Neal H
E. Gavin, E. L. Carson, C. j. Brooks,
j. E. Brock, Roy e. Breedlove, O.
J. Bradshaw. Frank Bowles. Julia
Bracket, Don. c. Bitter, Frank G.
Beyschlag, H. K. Barker. Sem
Bacon, S. Emmitt Allen, Howard
Farnsworth, w. G.. Brandt, N. E.
Christian, Minor o. Simms, E. w.
Schiller, w. A. Scheniman, Warren
L. Sage, P. E. Ryerson, John r.
Robertson, D. B. Roberts, B. A.
Harrigan, w. c. Costello, William
McCulloch, B. r. McCulloch, Miss
Elizabeth Bromley.
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Christian are
entertaining on Thursday and Sat-
urday of this week.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24

cay night was postponed due to
the illness of one of the candidates,
but will take place at a special
meeting called for Jan. 81.
Those present were: Jane Pool,
Mary Moore, Ellen Holt, Lillian
Carlton, Barbara Barrett, Marian
Sharp, Wanda Brown, Marjorie
Anderson, Lenna Arnold Colleen
Mckinney, Virginia He'll, Marilyn
Ingle, Ortha Console. Margaret
Miller of Calipatria, Mildred Nor
gan and Mrs. H. R. Anderson
Imperial Valley press., 1940-01-24
Amisas Circle
HAS MeetinQ

Amigos Circle of the First Baptist
church had its regular bimoNt'E
meeting TUESDAY night with Mrs
Harold E. Doty as hostess al her
home 724 C~anoe averue.
A review OF Religions OF the
World" was given in capable fashion
by the program chairman. the group
also enjoying an accordion solo by
MIS- Earl RawlinSon.
Mrs. Dotv and Mrs. x. r. Hines
served refreshments to the follow
in: Mesdames ?. S. LikenS, Warren
Woody, L. w. Harris, Hugh Keat
ing, Lee Wood, Earl Parker, Ralph
Sibey, Edgar Beeclier, j. N. Clay
A. j. Hudspeth. Earl RaWllnson
Max Stroh. Harold Coffee, Ida Par
ker Miss Gladys Claypool.
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Clubs
Society
Mrs. w. J. Clements
Enter+ains for
CHAPTER BS

bTdW1ey +. Z. ". CildplCi' LTo
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. w
j. Clements this week, % members
meeting at her home, 670 Olive ave
rue, for a business meeting and a
program by Mrs. Clements, the
session taking place Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Clements had on display her
collection of Mexican art and hand
craft work which she made last
summer in that country. Using the
various articles to illustrate her
talk. she pave a fascinating des-
-rintion of Mexican industry, life.
customs. and the crafts of its peo-
,le, as we'll as telling something of
is artists who have been in such
prominence the last few ears.
At the conclusion of her inter-
esting discussion the group enjoyed
the refreshments served by Mrs.
Clements and also the opportunity
to examine at leisure the many rare
and beautiful things which she
brought with her from Merico.
Monday night Mrs. Clements in
vitod a few friends to drop IN 10 IN
epoct her collection, a group which
he'd exprecsod the desire to see her
things. The various articles were
on display and Mrs. Clements an
swered questions Informally in re-
gard to the various objects of art
etc
Later in the evening refreshments
were served. the invited guests in
rluding: Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Brad
~haw. Mr.. ard Mrs. Roy E. Breed
'nvo.. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Keplev.
Dr. and Mrs. Norman E. Dupont.
Mr.. and MIS-. Finer w. Heald, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Currier. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Horton, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Macy.
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Benefit SiIverTea
For orDayNursery

A silver tea to raise funds for
the day nursery being sponsored
by the Ten Thousand club in CO.
operation with st. Paul's Episco-
pal church is being planned for
next Tuesday in the club house
by the Readers Round Table of
the club.
The group will sew on bath to-
wells. dish towels and bibs ,and
all money raised will be used in
purchasing crayolas and books for
the youngsters.
Mrs. L. A. Lewis is in general
charge and the affair is open to
the public.
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Mrs. White Gives
Guild ProQram

England as Reflected in Its
Cathedrals" was the subject Tor
the interesting program given Tues
day by Mrs. Arthur P. White for
the members of ST. PaulS guild
who met that afternoon a. the
home of Mrs. Harry w. Horton,
Seventh and SandalWood.
Mrs. White described the noted
cathedrals of England. emphaSlz-
ing those which she herself visited
some years ago.
Feb. "a was the date set for tie
guild rummage sale.
Mrs. Horton served tea to her
guests at the conclusion of the
meeting.