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Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
bU ANNE HARDY DAVIS
VaIlevP.-T. A. Members In
Annual Convention THURSDAY

Imperial County Parent Teachers
associations met in Calexico Thurs
day morning at the Hotel de ANA
for the first annual convention
since the county achieved the status
of a district, being known as the
29th district of the California Con-
greSs of Parents and Teachers.
Eleven of the 13 associations were
represented at the morning session
by some 80 members. Mrs. E. K.
Strong, president-elect of the state
congress. with Mrs. Leo B. Hedges,
state motion picture chairman, were
guests of honor Mrs. A. V. Vierhu5
of Calexico, district president, pre-
sided.
The opening exercises included the
flag salute led by CaleXico honor
Scouts: the invocation by the Rev.
Mr.. M. j. O'Connor, presentation OF
a gavel to Mrs. Vierhus by Mrs.
Bennett of Ell Centre; credentials
report by Mrs. E. K. KitoW; greet
ings by Mrs. Porter Brown of Cal
eXico the response by Mrs. Ted
Holmes of Ell Centre; singing led
by Mrs. Homer Nelson of Ell Centre
accompanied by Mrs. j. B. McNeece
also of Ell Centre.
Annual reports were made by the
following association presidents
Mrs. L. E. Hartnett, BraWley; Mrs.
Porter Brown, Calexico; Mrs. Ted
Holmes, Harding Mrs. Joe Thomas,
Mckinley; Mrs. Sarah Naples
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Acacia Studies
Preservation Of
Tomato Juice

Bottling of tomato juice was
demonstrated for the members of
Acacia home department by Miss
Florence Glenn, home demonstra-
ton agent when the center met
Wednesday morning at the l.. M.
Crumrine home.
During the brief business meet
ing plans were made for the session
on May / when Mrs. Littrell and
Mrs. Caradine, home management
project leaders, will be in charge
with Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell and
Mrs. j. Caradine as hostesses.
The members then adjourned to
the H. G. FarnsWorth ranch to at
tend The Dairy day luncheon and
program.
Those present were: Mesdames
z. T. Acker. T. r. Lytle, o. l..
Walker, C. w. Starkey, N. L. Wray,
M. c. Norris, o. l.. Hill, r. F.. Bal
lou, H. F.. Davie, A. H. Kemp, J..
Caradine, L G. Littrell, L. M. Crum-
rine, Miss Glenn and Mrs. F.. M.
Ballou of LynWoOd.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Fathers Guests of
PIT. A. FRIDAY

Fathers will be special guests al
Fridays meeting of Wilson Parent
Teachers association. an evening
session being scheduled SO that they
may attend. The meeting is called
for 7:30 O'Clock in the school.
The Mother Singers chorus will
be heard in group of songs under
the direction of Mrs Dorothy Arm
strong music supervisor. several of
the songs being those for the state
convention in Los Angeles.
Since Enriched Living" has been
the general theme for PIT A
study during the year, the pro-
gram will feature a talk on a phase
of that subject. Mrs. Leona Jacobs,
deputy county probation officer,
will discuss, enriched Living
Through Willing, Intelligent Obed
ience". Mrs. Jacobs is an excellent
speaker and her talk is certain
to be Of interest.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

Washington Mrs. Wesley He'll, Will
son; Mrs. Virgil Terrence, Heber;
Mrs. w. M Watson, Holtville; Mrs.
Harry Laughlin, Mt. Signal; Mrs
Helen Murphy Imperial and for
Westmorland. Mrs. j. C. Ramsaur
president.
Mrs. R. L. Glasby presented the
new bylaws for the district which
were adopted.
Principal Talk
j. w. Lawson, superintendent OF
the CaleXico schools, delivered the
principal address on What the
Schools May Rightfully Expect
from the Parents. He pointed out
that when a child enters school, the
school may expect of him sound
physical body normal mind, calm.
poised, with proper work habits, self
control, habits of thinking obedience
and attitudes of honesty, group
mindedness, politeness.
Every child has a right to happi-
ness and security and to the men,
ories of a happy home and child
hood he declared adding, every
child has a right to expect two par
entS working behind him
The group adjourned at noon for
luncheon, to continue with the af-
ternOOn session at which Mrs
Strong was to speak, speaking also
at the evening meeting at O'Clock
in the Hoffman school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
The ScribbIers
Entertained

The Scribblers enjoyed the hos.
pitailty OF Mrs. P. H. Judd We'd
heSday afternoon, meeting at he,
home. 1918 Brighton avenue for 9
delghtful program and a tea with
Mrs. Judd as hostess and with Mrs
j. d, Townsend, member of the
club. assisting her.
Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong. music
supervisor for the city elementary
schools, read chapter of her book
Open Their Cages. an interestino
discussion on the value of creative
music.
Miss Eva Wilson. Central faculty
member, read two of her poems. one
"Ocotilla Land" which has been
published and which portrays the
silence and motionleSs atmosphere
of the desert, and the other. hu-
morouS poem. Gully Hopper.
An operation formed the subject
for the excellent short story read
by Mrs. p. M. Mercer Mrs. Town.
send contributed a delightful ORR
ginal story on Chest Memoirs"
Mrs. Judd served tea at the close
of the program, her house and the
smartly appointed tea table being
festive with bouquets of exquisite
roses.
Guests were Mrs Armstrong. Miss
wilson, Mrs. Robert o. Patterson
and Robert Sprague.
Members present were: Mrs. p
M Mercer, Mrs. B. l.. Hamburger,
Mrs. Howard Soper, Mrs. Laurence
F. Hartzog, and Mrs. Townsend and
Mrs. Judd.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

Graham, financial secretary: Mrs.
William Jordan. traaSurer,> Mrs.
Harry MacDowell auditor, Mrs.
Earl Ashurst Mrs. NJ. r. Wilson
directors.
The club met for luncheon and
during the luncheon hour students
from the Barbara Worth school
under the direction of John f.
Gault, entertained the group with
an excellent program, part of
that planned for the public schools
week observance.
Mrs. Pansy Hamm. district art
chairman. was guest speaker and
on display were many articles made
by the various art groups in the
Brawley and other valley women S
clubs. Mrs Hamm gave delight
ful talk on art appreciation.
In the evenin@ the club held
open house so that the community
might enjoy the display and the
excellent program presented that
evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Sorority Enjoys
Dinner Me etino

Gamma Alpha chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi enjoyed a dinner meet
ing and program Wednesday night
1T the home of Mrs. Ross T. Hick
cox, 753 Holt avenue
The program consisted of reviews
by Mrs. George Iederman of Ed
ward Arlington RObinSon's poem,
Tristan and Isolde" and by Miss
Jacqueline La Vine of Stephen
Phillips "Paolo and Francesca"
During the business meeting
plans were made for a Mothers
day breakfast on May 12. the af-
fair to take place at the Hotel de
ANA, Calexico.
Those present at the meeting
were: MesdameS Ross r. HickcOx
II. j. Beshears, MerWin Mccoy.
Mark McMahan, George Lederman:
the Misses Lillian ShaWley, Joseph
inc Eady, Louise Chamlis, Georgiana
Sones, Marjorie Spear, Kathryn
Hinderks, Helen Cooley, Jacquelino
LaVine, Emogene Blackard, Rosalie
LaBrucherie. Agnes Huff and Ada
Besse Beynon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Choir Guests at
Garden Party

Presbyterian choir members play
ed the childhood game of follow
the leader" Wednesday night, being
instructed to follow their director
Stan Atkin, until finally the mysti-
fled choir found themselves at the
manSe. 642 He'll avenue, where DR..
and Mrs. George w. Thomas were
hosts at a clever garden party which
carried out Mother Goose theme.
After an Introductory game, the
shakers" the group played series
OF games, all of which were in keep
inc with the theme:
The evening ended with the Serv-
ing of strawberry shortcake and
punch.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Border Officers
And Wives Plan
Dinner Party

Wobo's. an organization whose
name is derived from the first let
ters of wives of Border Officers
who constitute the membership
have planned a pot luck dinner for
the wives and their husbands for
Friday night at 6:3O O'Clock in the
ElkS hall, CaleXico.
Mrs. Charles Hit of FL Centre
Is general chairman and her com
mittee is composed of Mrs. Homer
Payne, MIS-. p. A. Snyder. and Mrs.
H. C. Gropesend. all Of Calexio,
with Mr.. Hit of Ell Centro.
The party is open to all border
officers and their wives.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Hosts We dne sdav
At Bridqe Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Berry of
851 He'll avenue, were hosts at a
bridge party Wednesday night at
their home
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Hitchcock
were winners of the prize for COM
bned high score and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Reynolds, of the second
high score prize. Other guests were:
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Munson, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Cary and Mr.
and Mrs. c. l.. Smith.
Mrs. Berry used pretty spring
flowers in her decorations for the
house and in her table appointment.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Mrs. {. Wieman Reelected
esident Of BrawIey Club

BRAWLEY. April 18.-Mrs. Chas.
Wleman was reelected president
of the BraWley Women's Commu-
nifty club at the meeting wednesday
III the club house.
Other officers are: Mrs. John Col
Inns, first president; Mrs. j. C.
Archias, second vice-president; Mrs.
Luther Goldman, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Robert MacDoWell, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. B. NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Opening Session Of Two-Day
Baptist Convention

ligious education and the Rev Mr.
Ralph A. Jensen, executive secre-
tary for the Southern California
Baptist state convention.
Dinner will be served at the Sec
ond Baptist church and the eve
ming session at 7 pm. in the First
Baptist church will be devoted TO
the young people. Dewitt Fields,
president of the Imperial Valley
Baptist Young Peoples union pre-
siding. Genevieve Moody will sing
solo, BraWley and Ell Centro will
supply music, officers will be elect
ed, banners presented, and the
Rev. Mr.. Jensen will deliver the
main address.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18

new first demi chapeau; Faye Clai.
borne Of Hoitville, second dem
chapeau; Edna Morrison El Centre
la surrintendente Elsie Figaro OF
Brawley, la concierge; Genevieve
Kenyon of Ell Centro, Paumonier;
Earnice Rambo, Calexico, laumonier;
Nora KillingsWorth of Westmorland
Julia Riley and Thora Smith of
Calipatria, and Pauline Reynolds OF
Holtville, pouvoir members.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Woman's Civic
Club Meets

Plans for the meeting of the State
Association of Colored Women's
clubs on June As were made at the
meeting of the Woman's Civic In
provement club on Wednesday af-
ternoon in the club house.
The club is also presenting Mrs.
Ruth McGregor. lyric soprano, in a
concert next Thursday night at 8
o'clock in the ElkS temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Clubs
Society
SOCIAL CALENDAR
THURSDAY


Laymen's dinner, 6:l5, First Bap-
list church
Baptist convention, Ills, church
Hijinx. 1880, 10000 club
Bridge dinner, 7, ElkS hall
PIT. A. convention, 8, Hoffman
school
1920 club. !, California hotel
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, 7:30,
644 Olive
Townsend club No. 2, 80, court
house
Scout troop II, 1870, Scout hut
X. a. NJ. No. 1903, 7:30, Masonic
temple
Building trades council. 7:30, La
Dor temple
Cub Pack No. I7G, :, Scout hut
FRIDAY
Baptist convention, 9:15, First
Baptist church
Kiwanis club. Barbara Worth
California Park Commission, IA,
chamber of commerce
l.. ID. 5. meeting, Z, Veterans hall
Duplicate tournament, 7:30, Hotel
De ANA
Little theatre play, 7:30, Calipatria
Wilson PIT. A., 1870, school
Townsend club No. |, 7:30, court
house
Painters union, 7:30. Labor temple
Transfers union, 7:30. Labor tenn
pie
Old time dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall
WObO party, 6:30. Calexico Elks
hall
Al Bahr temple, 7:30. Harold Bell
Wright ranch
JASPER farm center. $50, Jasper
cnhnol
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
Sophronia Griffin NewHead
OfI.V. 8 ct 40 Salon

Sophronia Griffin of Brawley was
elected as petit chapeau for the I'M
perial Valley ct 40 salon, to sue
ceed Florence Richards of Holtville
The annual election took place
Wednesday night at the meeting
held al the John Kuhn home on
west Main street, the group having
dined first at japanese restaurant.
Billie BrentS of CaleXico is the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-04-18
See|ey Sing On
Friday Niaht

SEELEY, April 18-Seeley's Com
munity sing will take place Friady
night and is to be in the form of
an amateur contest with sandwiches
cake and coffee being served later
in the evening.
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MbidJieb an ben 8picnfransmonat

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ilno anoere Maidinen in eroBerenl
MaBitabe al fobri5ieren.
Sir nadites Sabr tpirb Elm ae.
ringeres angebot bon 5dIadtbieb in
ansii6t eeiient, snsIeid aild cine
groBere Nodfrnee fir Jleifd. grifft
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anItnrfampf ii GifaF- 2ofbriaeen

anltarfampF ii GIfak-2 -2ptbriass,i
8efanntIidj ,plr0e 9sier. 9aud.
giidof bon Sfrabbnrg, bon Der gso-
3ibeboroe feline gepinigliilg erfeilt,
ieine biidoflide G1tigfeit nns5iiiben.
Der 8iidof bot oariiber, onIaBIid oes
@ottesoienites fir bic gIiafier in Der
5nint- Jronts &atbebraIe III Berigiienr
cine grflarit1g perIefen, il, ipelder er
flitteilte, er babe al, oem 9aae, oil
Den1 oie beporitebenoe &iidfebr 0er gl-
.fdiier in lire Hrobir5et offisicI ail-
-gefiinoigt iporber ipnr, iogleid) Der-
Iangt, ooB inn oie ausiibnng feiner
9flidt ern1oalidt iperbe. Dieie Be-
niIliguns lei ibm aber (poll Den
Deutiden) 1idt erteilt iubroen. Der
gildof ,,ntertpirft iid Der 5iieng
Der gottliden goriebnng ,l,,o erflart
ieinen @laibigen, onb CT geiftiger-
ipeiie nit ibnen iein iperbe. Migr.
Hub reiioiert proniioriid) in geri-
glienr. /
@ie bic franaoiiihe 8reiie lnitteilt
bat Der segenipdrtiae 8ifdof Seint
bon MeB ai,b ieine giibofsitaot per-
laiien miiiien uno fib ii1s nnbeieste
@ebiet beseben.
X X 4
9atbpIifen in 3ehlanb nnb in ben
baltiidem Staatem
2ettIdnb (2atbia), meilt bon Bal
to=Slotpen belpobnt, 1T NIT ieiHen
fait atpei Miaionen 5ablenben aatbo-
Iifen Der fatboIiidfte Der baltiiden
Staaten. 8is aur gelebi1ng oes Gam
oes ourd oie 8olidetpiiten erfrellten
iid) Die 2etten boiler religioier nno
5ipiler 5reibeiten, beionoers nrter.
benz lett Dem 80. Mai 1922 nit 8apit
Bins oem gIften abgeibloiienen aon-I
foroat. Gin bonn gapit ernanl,te.
apoitoIiider 9elegat batte and Sit
iiber 2ita,,en ,lno gitlano.
8ereits am %. 5eptember 1918 bat
te Der gapft Die olte, ieit Dem 13.
Sabrbnnoert beitebenbe 9ioaeie sfiga
ipieoer erridtet nno lie ,puroe am
20. 9ffober 1925 5llr grabio5eie err
bobe,l.
Set Der 8eiebung Ser breis baIti-
iben staatem onrb SopietruBlano
iino bic religiolen lino itaatliden
fait Douitdnoig aerriittet.
Sn gitlano biIoen bic &atbolifen
MIR ei1en fleineH 8rldteiI Der ge-
bolfer,ng, 5000 bon 100000.
N X X 4
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Giutueibnna bes gbriitns- Denfmals in
Gl 8afp, Ser.

Gergangenen IL. Sftober inltrbe
irnter eroben Seierlidfeiten uno III
@esenlport 3ablreitber Gertreter Der
fatbolii6en sierardie 5iueier Natio-
men, auf oem boditen @ipfel bes 4500
Sub boben 8erses Gbriito 8ep bel
@l Saio, Ser, cine in Stein geba,l-
enc Statlle bes @briitfonias als Spm-
boil bes Sriebens unb Ser Eoleran5,
ioipie als Groteit eeeen bie 1lmit,,ro:
Grnpaganba, entbiillt.
B Sn ieiner anfprohe erflGrte ,8i-
Idof Sbuler bon 81 9aio, er boiie
,mb bcte, bab bas Monument als
Spmbol bes briitliben @laubens
l,no bes @lanbens an sic Menibbeit
in Amerifa uno Me1ifo selten iper-