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Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having decided 70 discontinue farm
ing. I WIN offer at, Public Sale at my
farm. on the road from Greenwood to
Denton. Nd, opposite Todd's Church.
on
Thursday, November z, 1910.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
Two Good Mules. work anywhere
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One l-horse wagon, 1 set Of express
harness, / set OF double harness, lea
ther; set OF plow harness. / John Deere
riding plow, one 1-horse plow, one No.
13 Oliver plow, cultivators. 1 seed
harrow, l moving machine. br0oder
stoves. 1 corn shelter, collars. brides.
single trees. double trees. wbeelbar-
row, berry crates, chicken co0ps. chicken
feeders water fountains, step-lad-
ders. 50-gallOn kerosene drum. one 90
Of hoes. shovels. rakes, lot Of saws.
BANNER, and other tools too numerous
to mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Home Comfort range. good con-
dition; l extension table. ! buffet. 2
beds, springs, innerspring mattress.
electric radios. 1 desk, 2 washstands. 2
rocking chairs. dining room chairs. I
living room suite. 3 Kitchen chairs, 2
stands Singer sewing machine, pots
Olson rug. 6x9; oil lamps. butter
churn. some table linen and bed linen,
some canned fruit. wash bowls and
pitchers. l lard press. wash tubs and
boards. porch rockers. beach. chairs.
'- DORSEY F.. HUDSON
John Dickerson. Auctioneer o25-ztp
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
IN MEMoRlAm

In memory Of our dear father. Nehe-
miah J. Wilson. who passed away on
October 1. 1885:
Gone but not forgotten.
1tp Sadly missed by his two Daughters.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
PUBLIC SALE

Having decided 70 discontinue farrh-
ing, ] viii offer at Public Sale AZ my
farm. on The road from Laws Church to
Houston. known as the Russell Ron-
bins Farm. on
Monday, October 2es 1910,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A n
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
One pair Claybanl Mare Mules, nine
years old. weight 2.2Q0 pounds. II blill
Cows. Guernsey and Holstein. T.
and blood tested, with calf. One Sow
and Pigs. nine weeks old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Two farm wagons. good; thlmbiq
skein, Iron axle, wagon box, hay
rack, 4 shuiling board, manure
spreader. Oliver, Mccormick DeerinE
biiider, good; I eleven spout disc. Qriui
Farmers Favorite; 1 three section land
roller. ! Mccormick Deering moWer, !
bean Fuller. ] Oliver riding plow. 4 No.
le wafking ploW. Oliver; truck naF
harrow. 60-tooth: Ohio wheel haf
row. I barn truck ] half-bushel.
doubletrees, / bushei basket ] corr
shelter. 4 spade, I dirt shovel haI
corn planter, 5 corn spuds. Weedlr
hoes, mattoclx. / set chain wagon hal
ness, 3 hair horse collars size 49,
sets plow harness. 6rioles; isfs
wise. / auto trailer, / wheelharrow.
tons red clover hay milk cans larq
pots, sausage grinder and stuner.
milk buckets, / strainer. I Wilson i5e
box. 2-can size; / Fairban INKS Morse en-
gine, horsepower: milking stoolss
and many other things too numerous %
mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Estate cooking range. good condition:
extension table, cooking table. kitchen
ca binet, good as new; living room
suite, splendid condition: many other
items found in a we'll furnished home.
TERMS-CASH
HENRY S. HARRINGTON
J. L. Stevens, Auctioneer. oie-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
IN MEMoRIAM

PERKINS-Nancy. In loving memory
of our darling mother, who departed
this life. October %. 1888:
Although we cannot clasp your hand.
Your face we cannot see,
But let this little token show
We still remember thee.
Sadly missed by Children and Grand
children. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
PUBLIC sALEv

As I am now employed in Milford as
a member of the Police Force, will offer
at Public Sale on my farm, located
about one mile from Magnolia, on road
leading fiom Magnolia to Canterbury,
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
PUBLIC SALE

Having no further use for the fol-
lowing Personal Property. we will sell
at Public Sale. on the Roe Farm. where
we now reside. on the road from Roe $
Cross Roads to Laws Church. on
n ~ VoAN
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
IN MEMoRIAM

STEVENSON-Anni NJ. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. who died
October 20. 1888:
Today recalls sad memories
OF our dear mother gone to rest,
And the ones who think of her today
Are che ones who loved her best.
Sadly missed by Carrie and Frank. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25

Having decided TO discontinue farra
ing, ! will offer at Public Sale az ns'
Houston. known as the Russell Rob
bins Farm. on
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
NOTICE

NOTICE-Please return empty milk
bottles 10 .Geyer's Dairy. Milford.
jz6-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25

tillable, balance timber. Good room
house. cellar. barn and stable; large
building for farming implements. COW
stable with concrete floor. garage. corn
other Pb PoutbulatnSs Nice ik mapIe PGese shsde Sa
Ideal location on concrete road. Electric
and phone available Real bargain at
S2T00. ! also have several nice cheap
Sqidinf Sts errS on aayen LAKE RsIos5 SAL oT
avenue. Milford. Del. Phone 27S. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
BLIC SALE

] will sell the following Personal Prop
erty on the Swanson Farm or Jefferson
Place. / z miles West 1f Lincoln, / mile
South Of Collins Filling Station. on
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25
MIonday. October "a, l9A0.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. n
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK

One pair Claybank Mare Mules, nine
years old. weight 3,200 pounds. II MIX
Cows. Guernsey and Holstein. 7. p.
and blood tested, with calf. One Sow
and Pigs. nine weeks old.
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25

No. IA lot on Western side OF Dor
man street. having a frontage thereof
Of 80 feet. and extending back a dis
tance of approximately 13f feet and i'm
proved by a single-story frame dwell
ing and other outbuildings.
no. "A lot on Western side of Dor
Milford chronicle., 1940-10-25

FOR SALE-Houng Guernsey COW.
VIII be fresh By middle Of next month.
Robert Neasey. near Harbeson. ltp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

pastor Sunday school 10 m
Services, 1890 m Instruction serv-
ice. ,. m. Walther league official,
p. m. Morning sermon, The Knock
at the Door"
Zion-59th and so Thompson. Rev.
l. w Hansen. pastor Sunday school.
e;4S a m. Worship. ! a. m. and
METHODIST
Asbury-56ol SO Puget Sound ave
Rev. Neil NJ Jones. pastor Sunday
school, Gas a m. Services. II a m
s shsp $50 p m League rn and fei R',sc
Here and There" and The Mission
OF Strong Man"
Bethany-so 57tn and PARK ave
Rev Ernest Barber pastor Sunday
school. Q 80 a. m. Services. lo:45 a. m
and 7;so p. m. League and Forum.
$50 y. m. Sermons, The Road TO
Bethlehem" and What's in a Nsme?'
Calvary-Ea Gath ana sts rev
Fred Hertzog, pastor Sunday school
e:45 a m. Service. II e. n. and
D. m Leagues 7 D m.
EmmanueI-So. 18th and J SITS
Rev. NJ L. Olson, pastor. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Services II a. m
and 7;3o ,. m. Morning sermon,
Spiritual Poetry" Singers. speakers
Epworth-So 18th and Anderson sta
Rev. Harold o. Perry. pastor. sun
day school $50 a m: services. II
a. m. and 7:so D. m. Leagues. CSC
,. m. Sermon. I Am Meek and
Lowry" and Evening with Christ
mas Carols" History and meaning
fern HilI-s4is So @ st Rev 3
c Gallaher pastor SUNDAY school
As a. m. Services, u a. m. and 80
League, $50 p. N Morning sermon
The Wonderful Story"
first-So oth ano K SITS Rev
Cyrus Z Aloertson. pastor Worship
services. 10 80 a. m. including prim-
Study classes. Il 40. Youth groups
e:l5 ,. m Evening service, 7:3o D. m
Morning sermon. Mysteries Of the
Night Christmas play by Drama
teers. evening. Title. Empty Room.
Grace-R and East s4th sta Rev
o. 4 Faulkner. pastor. SUNDAY
school 10 y m. services II o. m
Lesourd-so. 18th and Stevens ..
Masonic. 2stn ana Madison. Rev
Roy Leslie Smith. pastor. Sunday
school PAS q m Services. IL q m
and 7;3o p. N. League. ESQ anc
| Preside and young adult group. s 81
p. m. Junior choir. 9 20 a m. Ser
mons Christ and Human Defeat
and Isaiah. the Greatest Christian
I OF the Old Testament"
Milton Church-Milton Rev J. 7
Mcqueen. pastor Sunday school II
O. m.
| Parkland-Rev A Kiehlpa UGH
/ pastor Services. II a. N.
spanaway-Rev. B. Pease. pastor
/ Services. 10 a. m
80. Psul's-43d snc So L SITS Rev
+ r. p. Goulder. pastor Sunday school
+ GAS a m Services. II a. n. Unified
+ school OF religion. 7 ?. m. Mornin.
/ sermon. They Shall Call His Mans
/ Jesus
Trinity-eoe East s5th 81 Rev ?
] o Tibeitts. pastor. Sunday school
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Missionary From Japan
Is Scheduled Speaker

Women's council Of First Chris
tan church. 9Th ave. and K st.
will be in charge Of both morning
and evening services Sunday. ac-
cording to the Rev. Carl A. john
son, pastor.
Morning speaker will be Mrs. J.
3. Hunter. missionary TO Japan.
Devotions will be given by Mrs p.
Nutting. and a duet, made up of
Mrs Esther Lacy and Mrs. E.
Steven. will sing The Voice Of
Jesus"
Regular youth council meeting
will be held at $50 ?. m. and
will be followed an hour later by
the evening worship service. which
VIII be opened with song service
led by Myron Willard. Delegates
who recently attended the youth
meeting in Olympia will report, and
the pastor will speak briefly on the
theme The Souls Opportunity
Mrs. z. A. White will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

Preceding DR.. Todds address. a
Pilgrim Fellowship meeting will be
held at $3.50 P. m. Representatives.
Of affiliated groups in Tacoma.
Aberdeen, Olympia and other
towns will participate A platform
meeting and group discussion will
follow reception.
Also holding a prominent place
in church activities is the sched-
uled dinner meeting of the Park
Avenue Mems club Monday at $50
P. m. Guest speaker will be the
Rev. Charles Gaffney Of Airing
ton. Wash. designated as one of
the ''old boys of the church. Men
of Tacoma and Seattle who at
tended the Sunday school Of the
host church when boys will be
guests of the club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

a m. Evening worship and mission
prayer, 7so.
CentraI-So 10th and @ sta Rev
p. b. Hoff, pastor Sunday school
and adult Bible class. . as a. m Serv-
ices. IL m. and 7so y m. League.
e:is .. m. Sermons. The Sign Of
Christ,s Return" and Thou Shalt
Not Covet"
Grace Evangelical Gu. L, c.)-7so2
So. Park ave Rev X n Svtnth.
.astor. Sunday school and adult
Bible class Q so q m. Services. o.3o
a m League devotional service. 9
p. m
Hope - So. e2o and Warner sts
Rev G J Johnson pastor Sunday
school and Bible class e;43 o. m
Service. IL q. m.
tmmanuei-No 18th and stevens.
Rev. Gerhard Belgium. pastor Sunday
school and adult Bible class. e.45
a. m Service. II a. m. Sermon. The
Changeless Christ"
Emmanuel Lufneran-So Seth and
Birmingham SITS Rev Z Larson.
pastor. Sunday school. 10 q. m.
Services. ? a m.
Luther NemoriaI-So 9Th and SITS
Rev A. r. NJ. kettner. pastor sun
day school. e,s5 n. m. Services. IL
\. m. League. s 80 y. m. Rev. Charles
Epple, guest speaker. Deacons and
trustees commissioned. Deaoons.
Monday. 7.3o 2. N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
sPIRITUALIsT CHURCHES

Eternal Truth spirftualist Church
of America-60e So. 9Th St. Rev. W. +
Hudson. pastor. open forum, 5 D m
Lecture. $50 p. m. wesley RENDER
guest speaker.
Eternal Truth-Fraternity hall. III
Tacoma ave. Rev Gertrude Steven
son. pastor. Services. open forum.
D. m circle reading. Z .. m; dinner
p. m. healing. p m. and lee
ture. g. W NJ. Baughman. guest
speaker
Ftrst Eternal Life splrltnalisr
werden pastor Services. message
circle ESQ ? m. healing and lecture
7.30 ? m Messages Sermon. II a
Son Asketh Of ANY OF You VIII He
Give Him a stone?
Rising sun spiritualist Church
sos Fawcett ave Services. messages
7 ? m and lecture g p m. Rev
Bessie Reyes. guest speaker
Spiritual Christian Church - 727
Fawoett ave. Healing. 7 p. n ano
lecture, 7.3o p. m.
United spiritual Assembly-6os SO
9th. Rev. Lillian Webster. pastor
Open forum and messages. ? m;
healing, ! ,. m. Lecture; so ? m.
Der, guest speaker.
MISCELLANEOUS
Allen Chapel A. VI E.-If0o 50
Yakima Rev D c. Stephen son
pastor Sunday school. 9 as n
Services. 10 a m
Apostolic Faith Church-I3l3 So :
st Rev Mrs 2 L Martin pastor
Sunday school e:45 N Services
II q N and 8 . N
Associated Bible Women,
Clubhouse 426 Broadway Study IL
N
Church of God-5eth and Birming-
ham. Mrs. A. L. Hutton. interim
pastor Sunday school. Gas a. n
Services 1915 a. N. and TO o N
YOUNG people G 80 .. N
Calvary Tabernacle 18th src A
SIS Rev George z Bostrom. pastor
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Messiah-l2oe SO. st. Sunday
school. Gas a. m. Rev n L. Neswig
acting pastor. Sunday school. AS
u. m. Services. IL a m.
Mountain view Near Puyaliup.
Rev Z s Tollefson, pastor. Sunday
school. e:45 a m Services. IL a m.
Norwegian services first Sunday In
Falkland Trinity so Park and
sunday sunday .cs S s4s snare IA st Paie9s
IL a. m Choral concert. $50 D m.
Rnston Chapei-52d and Pearl SITS
Sunday school $50 a N Services
II a m
ohvet-i42s So K St Rev A
Services. II a. m. and League festival
$50 y. m Confirmation. SATURDAY
a.l5 and 1890 a. m Rev. liner Tor
serson guest speaker
Peace-2ist and CushmAn. Rev
George Koehler. interim nastor Sun
day school, $50 a. m. Services. 1880
a. m.
our Redeemer missouri synod,-
East s4th and X SITS Rev W A
Schroeder. pastor: Sunday school
1890 m. services. p:3o a m
Confirmation At Grace church Sat
urdsy, $50 a. m Sermon, Search
the Scriptures"
odt caffUt 49, 10 u1O SIS rev
A W. Rsmstad. pastor Sunday school
s:45 a. N. Services. II a m.
Parkland-Collins rc near Pacific
Rev. W c. Gullixson. pastor. Sunday
school. . 30 a. m. Services. 1890 a m
sermon, Signs OF the Coming Of
| Christ"
~ Paui's-so 27th and TAcoms
ave Rev Arthur Sydow. pastor
/ Sunday school. $50 a m. Services
In-20 a ~ ro,ftrrnasfo,, Sattraav
/ 10 a. m and Monday. 4 p. n. Ser
mon. His Name Shall Be Called
I Councillor"
St Paui's Danish-i3lo SO. L -
Rev. John Enseimann pastor SUNDAY
school, 10 q m Services. II a m
Sermon. The Importance OF IN.
/ Bible"
Trinity-So. 18th and ats Rev
Harold Ronnins. pastor. SUNDAY
+ school, 10 a. N. Services, II a. m
Zion tNissopri synod so 1871
and L ST Rev. n H Engelorecht
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

BIAS m. Services IL a m. and
so p m Preside. $50 m. League
$50 2. m. Sermons. A Child Was
Born" and John, the Beloved
Disciple
FREE METHODIST
Ftrst-i3ll So / ST Rev. s. Ralph
Klein. pastor Sunday school 10 a.
m Services Il a. m and 80 m
Y p. NJ s 6 As ? N Morning ser
mon. a Personals Message Rev
Russell. guest speaker
Mckinley Park-Sle Ia seth st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
Plymouth Congregational Church
Announces Evening Forum Series
Public Meetings 70 Be Addressed by Prominent
Tacomans; Dr.. E. H. Todd Named First Speaker

DR.. Edward H. Todd president of College of Puget
Sound will address public meeting Plymouth Congre-
gationa church. So 45h st and Park ave- Sunday at 80
This service will mark the first a of public
Sunday evening forums which will be addressed by prom
of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

Rev Z p Rerry pastor SUNDAY
.-hooi 10 = n services Il = m
and 80 ? n Y ?. ". S SIS > n
sermon Where IS the Lord God G.
Eli.ah-r and Modernism.
rf>TrcosfM
Bethei-so IIth and J - Rsv
John " Moseld pastor sunday
school s.4s = n Services. = = N
snd 2 so ? n
Beacon LlEht House 4oos Nc
Kinlev ave Rev A Kubes pastor
SUNDAY school 20 a. N. Services Il
. m EvanEeliStic services. : - . N
Tahernaele-So 18th ana @ IS
Rev Harry : SteI. pastor sunday
school SIS N services. i = a.
calvary = esth and Portland ave.
Rev Anna Kirby. pastor. services,
run Gospel Nission-s7os Portland
ave sunday school . m serv-
Fuii Gospel ChapeI-so 2sth and
Tacoma ave Rev z ? Morris. pastor
Sunday school s:45 q m Services
$50 n Street service 5 m
PRESBYTERIAN
Bethany-No slst and Verde Rev
: Arthur stevenson. pastor. SUNDAY
school e45 n Services. i N
and 7.3o 2 n Christian Endeavor.
$50 Morning sermon, Behold Your
GOO
CaIvary-ssle 80 D st Rev " ?.
Folsom pastor sunday school. 9 IS
a. m. Services. i m and : D. N.
Endeavor $50 2. m.
First-Tacoma ave and Division
ave Rev Renwick Mccullough.
pastor Sunday school, s;45 8 m
Services i a m and 80 n
ing Toward Bethlehem" and The
Place OF Quiet Rest"
ImmanueI-No eth and } SIS Rev
Harold B Long. pastor Services II
a. m
Little Church on the Prairie-Lake-
wood community. Rev. Paul Laurance
Crooks. pastor SUNDAY school 80
a m. Services, 1890 a. m. League
and Forum, $50 ?. m. Y P. Bible
study. 100 p. m. Sermon. "A Map Of
Every Mans Life -
Nanitou Park-oeth ana CHEYENNE
Rev c " johnson, pastor. Sunday
Endeavor. : ana : ?. m. ? L. c
Gospel team presenting message and
sons At morning service.
Oakland-So saith ana Proctor SITS
Edwin / Hurd. pastor Sunday school
/ 2 as a n Services. II a m. and : 80
p. m Endeavor. $50 p m. Sermons
/ Ny Word Has No Place IN You" and
+ The Christian and His Weaker
Brother"
sprague Memorial church - 57tt
and So Warner Rev Charles Snow
/ den, pastor. sunday school 10 a. m
/ Services. Il a. m. and $50 D m
First Inited-Division ana Grant
Rev George Cunningham pastor
+ Sunday school. Gas a. m. Service
+ Preside. 7;30 p. m. Sermons, God
Meat and Christian Growth"
Westminster Bible Church OUn.
affiliatedD 400 So O 81 Rev Adam
Gas a m Services II a m and {
p. m. Young people, p m. Ser
mons, The Tragedy Of Posse sinG
Gods Gifts Without His Character
and Healing for Our Bodies-Nha'
Does the Bible Say?'
westminster-So 5oth and L sts
Rev W o Benthin pastor SUNDAY
/ school. 945 a m. Services, i m
Endeavor society. : p. m. Mornin.
sermon. When the Bible Is Our Bool
Of Life"
Tahoma Terrace-esth and soutl
Clement Sunday school. e:s5 8 N
Services Il a. N
SALVATION ARMY
Corps No. loo so 18th 81 Maio
Earl Williams. captain Sunday schoo
$50 a m Services II m and : a
.. m Street services. 1880 a m ant
I'D m Y p l.. 6 D m
Corps No 2-ill4 SO 18th 81 Nj
and Mrs G Pierson. captains Sunda'
school pas a. N. Services, 7:3o .. N
Legion. s D m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09

History Shows no such Wholesale abandon
ment Of respect for spiritual values as
prevails today. We have gone in for cyni-
cism and are damned by It. g. Perhaps
we can get back to reverence for eternal
truth before il is too late
Because We believe that men can be
brought back to reverence for eternal truth.
we continue to hold forth the Word of
light for these dark days. We do not for
get that the crucified risen. assembled and
returning Lord said Il am the Light of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-09
First Presbyterian Church
Spiritual Aspirations Of Humanity
Seem Eclipsed in World of Today
Religion forssten for Cynieisn. According
To Educator; Offers Slight Ray OF Hope
Tacoma aud Dirision ares.
BY THE REV. J. RENwICk MCCULLOUGH
Pastor Of First Presbyterian Church

One Of Americas leading educators has recently said
we off today perhaps than before because
the spiritual aspirations of humanity in eclipse
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sEyENIH-nAY AnNENIIsIs

First-Corner S 10th and I SITS. A
V Bentz district pastor Services
Saturday Sabbath school. $50 a m
Worship. Il a. m. Young people S
vesper' service, shutdown.
south >ide-So seth and Thomp-
son ave. A V Bentz, district pastor
Services Saturday Sabbath school
GAS a m. Worship. IL a. m. Young
people. Fridav. 8 p. N.
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The world. For young and old alike, the gospel s the
only power unto salvation. Come thou with US and we
will do thee good"
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Churches Of Christ. Scientist, which
ARE branches Of The Mother Church.
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tist, in Boston. Mass.
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Corps No. I-1o9 so 18th 81 Major
Earl Williams. captain. Sunday school
8 80 a m Services IL m and 7.45
p. m Street services. 1880 a N and
I'd m Y p l. 6 D N
Corps No 2-ill4 SO 18th 81 Mt
and Mrs G Person captains SUNDAY
school GAS a m. Services. 7:so D m
Legion. D m.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
TE,irllbIe Club
Meets at Home
Of Mrs. Baksh
ALAMO-VERDE NOTES

Mrs. M. Baksh entertained the
Thimble club at her home in the
Alamo district. One quilt was quilt
ed and contributory luncheon was
served at noon.
Those present were: Mesdames
Nina Nilsson, L. G. Brodie, ST., Fred
Bucket, G. C. Wallace, L. P. LAM
bert, Susie Huskey, George H. john
son, Minnie Wade, Opal Rutledge,
Lena Smith, and the hostess, Mrs.
BakSh.
William Gardner of Glendale,
called at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Mckenzie, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cary and
sons Keneth and Leon Of Alamo,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Clark
of Holtville, motored to San Diego,
Tuesday to visit with Elton Cary.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Massey of Clovis,
N. NJ, are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fern Cary of Verde.
The Alamo P.-T.A. will hold its
regular monthly meeting Wednes-
day, Nov. 13.
Joyce Brown of Brawley, is stay
ing at the home of Mrs. M. Baksh
and attending the Holtville high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Neidiffer of
Alamo were entertained at dinner
Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Doig of Meloland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Eubanks, who
lived at the Alamo school cottage,
last week moved to Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-14
Blondes, Brunettes. Redheads Take
Your Pick, SaysAd; But Gals Renig
When Phone Rinqs :. II Was Just Gag

Santa Claus, no less, was the per-
sonal representative.
"Only 20 more days till enlist
ment," the letter to the editor ran
Marry early and avoid the draft
Our bureau can guarantee to supply
you with dependents who can cook,
wash dishes, tell jokes, dance and
like beer.
Excellent bargains In blondes,
brunettes and redheads. Only q
limited supply of non-smokers, SO
don't delay. Phone our Berkeley
representative now, BE9171 and ask
for S. Claus, our personal represen-
tative, before Uncle Sam puts you
on a bean diet.
"This is an unpaid, non-po1itical
advertisement.
"tSigned) Would-be housewives
league.
"P. S. That's not all we can do"
A telephone call to S. Claus was
answered by the admitted author OF
the note-a syndicate affair appar-
emily prepared with the aid of her
10 boarding house friends.
Miss Claus was somewhat aghast
at the response.
"It's gag" she explained, "but
guess some other people don't
think so. The telephone has been
ringing ever since the letter was
printed.
"Of course, many of the girls here
want husbands, but they'll get them
the normal way. We didn't really
mean we'd marry just anyone who
telephoned us. I'm sorry we includ-
ed the telephone number.
But that postscript. That wasn't
our idea. We're pretty mad about it
We think it was added after it got
to the Daily Californian"
The editor of the student daily
was somewhat wroth.
THAT postscript was on the let
ter when it reached us, and it was
written on the same typewriter
We don't monkey with our cor
respondence," he said with finality
Only 35 more shopping days till
Christmas.