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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31
Teeth Pulled At 1O4

George W. Marley, 104 years old,
lad been complaining of his teeth and
last week DR.. w. w. Grant, Oakland
dentist, was called to his home, with
his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. D. r. limbaugh, Deer Park.
There the dentist extracted three
lower teeth for Mr.. Marley which still
leaves him one lower one with which
to chew his food. 1t was not known
whether Mr.. Marley would have a
plate made, but DR.. Grant assured a
reporter that the ones pulled were not
baby teeth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31
officers In Odd Fellows Lodge
To Be At Mountain Lake

Grand Secretary J. F. Sim, accom-
panied by several other officers of the
brand Lodge, l. o. o. F., of Maryland
Will pay visit to Oak Lodge No. g.
at Mt. Lake Park on November 6.
They will be entertained at a chick
en- supper after which the local degree
team will confer the initiatory degree
large attendance is expected, in
Guiding visitors from Terra Alta
aurora, and other lodges.
YAK Lodge No. 8 has just completed
ohe new class of Is members. The de-
gree on the 9Th will be the beginning
Oh another new class.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31

About $50 people from Baltimore
came to Oakland last Sunday on the
B. and 0. excursion. They were greeted
upon arrival by Mayor L. M. Fraley
and were taken by bus on a thirty
mile tour of the Swallow Falls area
and Deep Creek Lake.
Circle No. 8, of st. Paul's Metho-
dist church will sponsor an indoor
festival and bazar in the recreation
room of the church on November s,
beginning at o'clock. There will be
refreshments and fancy work for sale,
a side show, historical booth, and
amusements for both young and old.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31
60 Couples Attend Dance

Approximately 60 couples attended
the Halloween dance, sponsored by thc
Young Democrat club for the benefit
of the Eye Glass Fund of the county,
which was held last night at the Man
haitian hotel. The club will meet in
its headquarters on Friday evening at
1880.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31
Lodging Sought

Inc Mt. Lake Community Board has
Vohtacted number of Outdoor Life
association members for the purpose
VI attracting sportsmen to Mt. Lake
ark for the hunting season.
Iney have received number of re-
ples and are now having difficulty in
Hndlng lodging. Anyone having d
pace to accommodate people are asked
=" contact Mrs. Jennie Richardson
pnohe SEM, or D. R. Fleming, phone
]Sl, at the Park.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31
Young Republicans To Meet

The members of the Young Republi-
can club will meet on Monday evening,
November 4, for the final meeting
prior to the election, to arrange last
minute details for election day acti-
witty All members are urged to be
present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31

Emroy Bolden, who entered a Balti-
more hospital last week for a physical
check-up, returned to his home here
on Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert C. Leighton
had a Halloween party on Monday
evening for their sons, Herbert and
Richard Leighton. About forty guests
were present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31

Delbert Davis, secretary to the local
selective service board, announced
that the boards office was moved last
night to the Gender building, in the
room formerly occupied by Boydts
Mems Shop, and that all persons want
ing information from the board are to
apply there.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31

Hear the Reasons Why This
Nation Should Select Willkie, at
Republican Meetings.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Garden Setting
For Bre eakfas+
Party Sunday

A garden breakfast was the
pleasant form of entertaining which
members of Gamma Alpha chapter
Of Beta Sigma Phi chose Sunday,
members ard guests gathering in
the attractive garden at the home
of Agnes Huff.
Here breakfast was served at
small tables, gaily decorated, the
members wearing colorful peasant
costumes which contributed their
share to the decorative scene. The
tempting menu was cooked and
served by the members themselves.
Guests were: Miss Muriel Macur-
da, Miss Ruth Riddle, Miss Doro-
thy East, Mrs. Russell Yeager.
Members present we're: Mrs Ross
T. Hickcox, director; Mesdames
James w. Beshears George Led
erman, Merwin Mccoy, Mark Nc
Mahan, the Misses Margaret Plem-
ons, AGA Besse Beynon, Agnes
Huff, Rosalie LaBrucherie, Louise
Chamlis, Marjorie Spear, Josephine
Eady, Kathryn Hinderks, Lillisn
Shawley Helen Cooley, Georgiana
SOneS, Emogene Blackard.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Bridge Tea a at
Club Thursday
Popular Event

Many prizes for the winners OF
high scores will be featured at the
bridge tea to be given by the Ten
Thousand club on Thursday of this
week, at 1870 p. m. III the clu6
house.
This party is open to all women
interested in attending and all pro-
ceeds will go to the Americanism
golden jubilee of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs which is
celebrating its 50th year of Or
ganization.
Both progressive and party bridge
will be featured and tea is to be
served after the card game with a
patriotic program during the tea
hour.
Reservations should be made at
once with Mrs. S. Emmitt Allen
telephone 480-J.
Members of the committee ir
charge are: Mesdames Howard G
Farnsworth, George Reeves. Morris
Mitchell, Al Dalton, L. A. Lewis, I
N. Hitchcock and Grady Neeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Smart Reception Compliments
Mrs. Laurence E. Sinclair

From Calipatria were Mesdames
Tom Allen, Ralph Burdin, Frank
9urdin, W. B. Dixon. j. r. Diboll
Peter Taylor, j. J. Farmer E. G.
fleming, w. E. Gullett. G. f. Guest
P. c. lesson, Ben Jones, Lloyd Love
]. H. Harris. Joe Williams. L. T
Morehead, Ebert Mead. L. E. My
rs, D. M. Cox. B. H. Majors Her
BERT Reedy, j. G.. Writ, w. !
Young, Frank Grubel W. E. Young
Jack Young, Frank Hewitt, Peter
Dayton, Julia Hay, Lota Geek Joe
Bailey, E, L. Becker, D. D. Brow
nell, G.. c. Brownell, w. D. Chat
Ter, Cecil Clouse, William Corn
Robert Corn. Frank Fleming, Ray
WilkerSon Reed Wilkerson, w. c.
Wilkerson, w T. Fowler, Haroi1
Hoffman, Roy Kuns, L. L. Lyerly
H r. Martin, M. L. McKendry, Al
fred Sand. Tracey Sorenson, R. L
Sperry, Roy c.. Thomson, j. A
Wallace Franklin Garrett, Eddie
Rademacher, Tom Riley, E. E
Grosvenor, Raymond Rose, jim
Coulter, Irma Mccullough, Vance
Wilson, L. E. Sinclair, Jr, NeWNtor
swain and C. A. Sperry.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Birthday Party
Saturday for
Stanley Drye

Celebrating the ninth birthday
anniversary of her son, Stanley
Mrs Wolford Drye gave a theatrc
party Saturday afternoon, inviting
number of Stanley's friends to
enjoy the day with him.
After the matinee the children
returned to the Drye home, 1854
Olive avenue where Mrs. Drye had
arranged entertaining games for
them, the winners receiving prizes
Ice cream sundaes. a birthday
cake, cookies and punch were ther
served to the following youngsters
SonEy Latham Dick Davis,
Duane Jones. Bayard Rehkopf
Bunchy Rehkopf, Don Millson, Har-
OLD Cousins, ElWood Cousins, john
ny DuriEger, Dick Bailey, Jimmie
Nesbitt, Bobby Reed, Roy Lee
Hughes, Carl Maggie Laurence
Maggie, Tommy Beynon, Barbara
Cox, Jean Bennett. all of Ell Cen
tro; and Janet Lee, Carol Ann and
Harold Brandt, all of Brawley; and
of course, the guest of honor, STAN
ley Drye.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Hotel de ANA Scene Of
Pretty Wedding Sunday

Beautiful red and white gladiolas
white candles in tall white candel-
abra transformed the central wing
of the Calexico Hotel de Anza's din
ing room into bridal chapel Sun
day afternoon when Miss Mary Ba-
shara of Holtville was married to
Everett c. Kendall also OF Holt
vile.
The young couple exchanged their
VOWS before an improvised altar
erected at one end of the room
where the Rev. Mr.. Kenneth Engle
of the Holtville Methodist church
read the service in the presence Of
relatives and close friends of the
two families.
. Murl Elliott of Holtville sang "I
Love You Truly" and Il Promise
you", preceding the ceremony,
Georgia Faye Yearly of H0ltville
playing the wedding marches.
Pretty Bride
The bride never looked prettier
than in her wedding outfit, a smart
black crepe frock in street length,
fashioned with square neck and
accented by red sash which
matched the wide red band on the
bodice A black turban and all
black accessories completed the en-
semble. Her corsage was of stephan
otis and Cecil Bruner roses.
Mrs. Howard Vencill matron of
honorWas goWned in black; Mrs.
Eleanor McCoWn and Mrs. Maurice
Perritt, bridesmaids. wore navy blue
and wine respectively Their frocks
were in street length, each wore
a matching hat and each had a
corsage of Talisman roses.
Joe Kendall, brother of the bride
groom, served as his best man and
Howard Vencill and John Purcell,
as ushers.
Greet Friends
Immediately after the service. a
reception took place. refreshments
being served from buffet table
which was beautifully appointed
with a centerpiece of red carna-
tions lighted by white tapers. The
handsome, many-tiered brides cake,
cut by Mrs. Kendall, was garlanded
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
En+er+ains for
Miss Macurda

Honoring her sister-in-law, Miss
Muriel Macurda of Los Angeles who
has been living III Calexico and who
is now teaching the fourth grade
at Mckinley school, Mrs. Malcolm
Macurda Saturday entertained with
a smart bridge luncheon at her
home, 1414 Brighton avenue.
Covers were laid for: Mesdames
Walter Chandler, Clifton H. Field,
E. c. Barnard, George Kassens.
James w. Beshears, E. E. Cooley,
H. c. Buehner, Jane Heistand; the
Misses Jessica Shaw, Ada Shaw,
Dorothy East, Agnes Huff, Ruth
Yehling, Helen Barsumian, Thelma
Garman, Muriel Macurda and Mrs.
Macurda.
Prizes were won by Miss East,
Mrs. Buehner, and Miss Shaw, with
special guest prize for Miss Ma
curda.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Letter Received
From Relatives
In Norway

Ten months after the German in
yasion of Norway, Mrs. Herbert D
Harris Monday received the first
word from her relatives in Norway
whose home is on Trondheim Fjord,
a two hours boat ride from Trond-
helm itself.
The letter was written on July
% in answer to one written by Mrs.
Harris on April and received
by the Norwegians on July l. In
it her relatives say they are happy,
have enough to eat. and are we'll,
but such sentences as Time alone
will tell everything" and I'VE are
happy up to today indicate that
there is much more to be said.
Descriptions of plane accident
in which two Englishmen were kill
ed and buried in the community
cemetery with the German invaders
attending the services, are contain
ed in the letter, which, however
tells little of actual present day con-
ditions and events.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
Hollywood-One of Hollywood S
youngsters, Jane Withers. has work.
ed out this sane clothes philosophy:
While you're too young for sophis-
ticated clothes, make uD for it with
bright, peppy colors and trick ac-
cessories. Not everybody, she argues,
can get away with solid red eve
ming dress, and you have to be pre-
wrinkle age to carry purse shaped
like an automobile.
Everything she has bought this
fall carries out the young idea,
Mrs. Withers says. (Jane. who's an
swering a. m. calls while Golden
Hoofs" is on location. already was
in bed when I visited the house at
9 o'clock. But while her mother was
describing some of the new outfits.
Jane kept yelling in suggestions
about this or that pet coat or dress)
GOES FOR RED
IN BIG WAY
"Color'S the most important thing
with her now said Mrs. Withers.
Jane said she didn't care whether
soldier-b1ue is important this year
or not-dull colors make her feel
dull. And anyway, since she's bru-
net, she can wear the reds and
bright greens and crayon blue.
"One outfit she's crazy about is
a red crepe dress and bright-navy
velveteen coat. There's gold chain
necklace on the dress SO though I
usually don't let her wear jeWelry,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Woman S Civic
Improvement
Club Meets

Women'S Civic Improvement elub
opened its new season last Thurs
day evening when the members
gathered in the club house TO enjoy
a delicious ham dinner served by
the social committee. and the fine
musical program presented by the
program committee.
t Will To Serve is the club
theme for the year and it was an
nounced that the recent member
ship drive had resulted in u new
members.
The Arts and Crafts division un-
der the leadership of Mrs. Irene
Prince and Mrs. Louise Counts will
be in charge of next Thursdays
meeting.
On Friday of this week the club
will sponsor its annual turkey din
ner, open to the public and under
the direction of Mrs. Sarah Naples
and her committee. Dinner will be
served in the club house between
the hours of II a.m.-2 pm. and
5-8 pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Vacation Trips
Described for
Chapter CIV

Vacation trips to the middle west,
to New England, to Canada, as we'll
as pleasant summer months spent
at various resorts were describ-
ed by members OF Chapter CIV, p.
E. O., at the first meeting of the
year, luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Norman E. Dupont, SIS Wens-
ley, with Mrs. Dupont and Mrs. M.
r. Brents as hostesses.
After the enjoyable luncheon, the
chapter had its business meeting
which was followed in turn by the
program, the exchange of vacation
"reminiscences.
Members present were: M<sdames
R. M. Armstrong, Frank G. Bey-
schlag. M. r. Brents, R. c. Glenn
ons, M. j. Dowd, Norman F. Dun0nt,
Scott B. Foulds, !. D F@s~ H. S
Cow, Guy L. Hatch. J. D. Johnson
John B. McNeece, w. w. McEuen.
D. B. Roberts, Louis w. Slee, C. E.
Sones, Donald l.. Young, Eva Wo-
mer, Miss Georgjana Sones.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07

honor.
After the banquet games were
played, Roy Gonder winning the
prize for the evenings high score.
Those present were Mrs. c. r.
Kirkpatrick, matron; DR.. Goble
Hurst, patron; Mrs. George Buck
lin, associate matron; Herbert S.
Harris, associate patron; Mrs.
Ralph Reynolds, deputy grand mat
on, all of El Centre; Mr.. and Mrs.
Toe Mayfield matron and patron:
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mccoy, as
ociate matron and patron; Mrs.
Victor Erickson, sponsor for the
natrons; Mrs. Malcolm Huey, spon-
sor for the associate matrons, all
0f Calexico; Mrs. Della Yearly.
matron; Mrs. Ida Little, associate
natron, Holtville; Allie Mae Nc
Christy matron; Hilda Nelson AS
;ociate matron, Imperial; Edna Nc
MILAN, matron: Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Gonder associate matron and pat
ron, BraWley.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Auxiliary Juniors
In First Session

American Legion Auxiliary Jun
lof resumed their meetings when
they gathered Saturday afternoon
at the Veterans hall for their init
lal session of the fall season.
Mrs. Edra Morrison. Auxiliarv
unit president, explained the new
salute to the flag; Alberta Hanson
ari Marjorie Roberts were heard
Halloween party.
juniors were instructed to mail
post cards to Mrs. Felix p. Ieh-
mann on which they are to state
the ACTIVITIES they prefer for this
year.
Those present We're: Marjorie
ROBERTS, Alberta Hanson, Donne
Barker, Bonnie Belle Barker. Haz-
Ell Lehmara. Helen Roberts. Hest
ef Lehman, Edna Morrison. Mrs
Mark Magee, Mrs. H. Barker Jean
Maitland was guest of the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
KEEPS ACCESSORIES
TILL NEEDED

CALIPATRIA Oct. 7 = A smart
affair was the reception given If
honor of Mrs. Laurence E. Sinclair
Thursday afternoon at the lovely
country home of Mrs. Clyde Q
Hoober and Mrs. Uel j. Sinclal
being cohostess Mrs. Sinclair
a recent bride coming here from
her home in Illinois.
In the receiving line were tn
guest of honor, Mrs. Laurence E
Sinclair, Mrs. Hcober and Mrs. Uel
Sinclair.
The living room was beautifully
decorated with blue corn flowers
and yellow chrysanthemums. Ths
color scheme in the dining room
was green and white. Lovely crys-
tai candlesticks with white candles
graced the table and sideboard. A
lovely glass slipper placed on a
mirror ard filled with white sweet
peas formed the center piece. This.
combined with the handsome sill
yer service, was most attractive.
Pouring tea for the guests from
three to four was Mrs. Varce w
Wilson and from four till five, Mrs
Charles Sperry. They were assisted
by William Corn, Mrs. Edgar
II. McMath, Mrs. Laurence E. Sin
clair, Jr., and Mrs. Newton Swain
Guest List
The guest list included Mesdames
J. E. Harshman, John Scott, Harolc
Brandt ard H. J. Ingram OF
Brawley; Mesdames Ben Herring
r. w. Ware, E. L. Hiteman ano
Lee Landerman of Ell Centre; Mrs
Nelson Correl of CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Betty Hodseman
Pres;d ent Of
G. E. Society

Betty Hodgeman was elected pres
ident of the high school Christian
Endeavor society of the First Pres
byterian church at the meeting
Sunday night.
Other officers elected, all to serve
a term of six months are: Richard
Johnston, vice-president; Janet
Shaller, treasurer; Albert
Hulme, Norman Dupont, Lila June
Snow and Don Zavala we're elected
to head four groups which will en-
gage in competition centered around
Christian Endeavor aims.
This group meets Sundays at $3.50
p. m. Next Sunday the society, un-
der the direction of Alma Hume,
will discuss "The Meaning of the
HOLY Communion"
Other members of the society are:
Nadine Abel, Patricia Jones, Burke
Lemons, Mary Ann Smith and Hen
ry Keltz. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Call are sponsors.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07

with gardenias at the base.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall are at
home to their friends at the Pal
metto teacherage, Mrs. Kendall be-
ing on the staff of the Palmetto
school.
Popular Couple
The bride came to Imperial Valley
four years ago and taught in the
Holtville elementary school two
years, this being her second year
at Palmetto. She is the daughter
of Mrs. c. A. Bashara of Norman,
Oklahoma, and graduate of the
University of Oklahoma. During her
four years stay in Holtville she has
made a wide circle of friends and
she is a popular member of the
Holtville Junior Women's club, being
vice-president of that organization
Mr. Kendall is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Kendall of Holtville and
has made his home in the valley for
the past eight years. He received
his education in the Elsie, Nebraska,
schools, and is now in business in
Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Associate Matrons and
Patrons CompIimented

Matrons and patrons of the five
Imperial Valley Eastern Star chap
ters entertained the associate mat
'ons and patrons at a beautiful
dinner party Saturday night in the
Hotel de ANA, CaleXico.
Using the associate matrons' col
ors, peaches and cream the hosts
had a charming table appoint
ment: Talisman roses and ferns,
were interviewer and ran the length
of the table, while each associate
matron found her place marked
by corsage of the Talisman roses
Corsages for the matrons were in
pink rose buds. and each man had
a rosebud for a boutonniere. Gifts
were presented to the guests OF
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Business Women
Give Reception

Business and Professional Wo-
mems club of Ell Centre is enter
tanning with a reception honorine
new and prospective members, this
affair to take place Tuesday niLht
at 8 O'Clock in the Barbara Worth
hotel.
Carmen Gibson, president will
preside and a special program will
be presented for the pleasure of
guests.
This week is National Business
and Professional Women's week
and is being observed by clubs all
over the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Announcements
Of Meetings

Arts and Crafts section of the Ten
Ten Thousand club will have an
important business meeting We'd
nesday at 10 am. in the club house
when certain offices, now vacant
due to designations, will be filled
Board members will serve luncheon
at noon.
White Shrine Social club members
are to meet Tuesday at noon with
Mrs. Thomas E. Anderson of CAL
exico, 405 Washington street. The
usual pot luck luncheon and bridge
game will be featured. Those wish
ing transportation are to call either
Mrs. George w. Damron, or Mrs.
John Kuhn.
st. Paurs guild will have its first
meeting of the year on Tuesday,
a luncheon to be served at pm.
with Mrs. Harry w. Horton as hos
tess at her home, 691 Sandalwood
Drive.
Presbyterian Guild members will
meet Tuesday at l pm. in the
church for a luncheon, business
meeting and program. Mrs. R. P.
Moore is chairman of the commit
tee in charge.
Imperial Valley Music Teachers
association is looking forward to
Tuesday night of this week. the
first meeting, at which Mrs. julia
Brackett, president, will entertain
the members and their husbands
at a dinner and program in the Ho-
tel de Anza, Calexico, 7 o'clock. The
affair will honor the founders ane
charter members.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
SOCIAL CALENDAR
MONDAY

County Council, 8, Imperial Veter-
ans hall
SOrOptimists, GAS, Barbara Worth
Ell Centre Chess club, I, st. PauPS
parish house hall
Cactus Gavel club, 6:15, CalifOr-
mia hotel
Scout Troop 20. 7:30. Scout hut
Building contractors, 7:3O, CHAM
ber of commerce
typographical union, 1880, Labor
temple
Carpenters union, 7:3O, Labor tenn
pie
TUESDAY
Lions club. Barbara Worth
Shrine Social club, IL, 4O5 Wash
ingtOn, Calexico
Presbyterian guild. l, church
st. Paufs guild, 1, 691 Sandal
wood
Baby conference, Gil, 1-3. Vest
mOrland
Community chest, 1870, chamber of
commerce
Jobs Daughters, 1880, 695 Wensley
Guardians council, I, 635 Wensley
Music Teachers I, Hotel de Anza,
CaleXicO
business Women, 8, Barbara Worth
american Legion, s, Veterans hall
central labor council, 7:3O, Labor
temple
Laconlan club, 6:I5, California bo-
tel
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07

to send back anything I think is
too OLD. The automobile purse OF
red pigskin, and black patent lea
ther, was kept a year too, after we
found it in a little French shop
here. Now it's exactly right with
a red corduroy suit she has :. yes,
Jane, yes! Go on to sleep!
"She says tell you her waists
lust "a inches now took off a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Chess Club Will
Resume Games

Ell Centre Chess club activities
were to be resumed Monday night
after months vacation. Joe Bush
is president and this group meets
each Monday night at 7 in the par
ish hall of st. Paul's church, Fifth
street near Orange. Any chess play
er is welcome either to participate
in or to witness the games as a
guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07

lot of weight this summer, playing
badminton, and swimming and BIZ
cycling. But she sticks to the tailor
ed things and princess lines About
the only bunchy thing she has is a
knee-length white teddy-bearcloth
coat with a detachable green suede
hood. It'll be grand for football
games-if she ever gets to go to
any,"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Happy Women Secure
Hell p From "Bui|d-Up |" }"

Periodical headaches, nervousness,
irritability, cramp-like pains of wo-
men may come from functional
dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition!
That's why these discomforts are
SO often relieved when a woman S
physical resistance is increased.
CARDUI helps build physical re-
sistance for many users by increas-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07

ing appetite and flow of gastric
juice; thus aiding digestion; help
ing to build energy, strength, nerve
force. It also helps ease periodic
distress for many women who take
it for few days before and all
during "the time" Over so years
of use and popularity invite con-
fidence in CARDUI!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-07
Laurence Greens
Have Baby Boy

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Green of
418 He'll avenue, have announced
the birth of son, born Saturday
at the FL Centre hospital and
weighing six pounds. II ounces.