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Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11

NUNS centered the table and of
course one of the highhghtS was
the traditional cutting of the cake
by the bride. the brides cake being
a handsome many-tiered confec-
tion appropriately ornamented.
Mrs. Plemons, mother of the
bride, wore soldier blue with match
ing accessories and corsage of
orchids. Mrs. Fussell, the bride
groom's mother, was gowned in
blue. with navy accessories and she
also wore an orchid corSage.
Miss Sones also carried out the
blue color scheme in her gown of
pale blue with which she had a
corsage of pink roses.
Wedding Trip
After the wedding luncheon Mr..
and Mrs. Fussell left on their
wedding trip. the bride looking
very smart in her black travelling
suit trimmed in velvet with which
she wore a black velvet hat and
black accessories.
MT. ana Mrs. russell VIII be at
home to their friends after Nov. II
at 231 South Sixth street.
The bride comes from a well
known valley family and she is
a popular member of the younger
set of El Centro being a member
of the El Centre Junior Ten Thous-
and and Toastmistress clubs, and
of Beta Sigma Phi sorority. She
attended Central high school and
junior college. the Imperial Valley
Business college and Sawyer's, in
Los Angeles.
Mr. Russell has been in the valley
& little over a year, coming from
Riverside where he attended high
school and junior college He is
district sales manager for a ma
tionally known firm and is af-
filiated with the 20-30 club, also
being a member of the Bachelors
club up to the time of his mar
riage.
A large group of valley and River
side friends were present for the
ceremony an among the out-of-
town guests was Christy Plemons,
brother Of the bride who came from
Berkeley, where he is a student at
the University of California, TO
be present at his sisters wedding.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11

An impressive church wedding
solemnized at $50 O'Clock Sunday
in the FL Centro First Baptist
church united Daisy Rapson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic NJ.
Rapson of FL Centre and B. NJ.
Kilgore of FL Centre, son of MI.
and Mrs. B. M Kilgore, sr., OF
Bowie. Texas.
Beautiful orange colored gladio-
las. ferns and the soft light from
tapers placed in the tall candelabra
on either side Of the altar made
a perfect background for the beau-
tiful service read by the Rev. Mr..
Elliott Robinson of Berkeley. as
sisted by the Rev. Mr.. Harold f.
Doty, pastor OF the FL Centro
church.
Preceding the service itself was
Is minute program OF music by
Betty Forsberg. after which Allene
McChristy Clay sang Because;
James Ryerson of Holtville, AL
ways" and Tonic Sue McChristy,
yesterday, Tomorrow, written,
both words and music. by Miss
Forsberg.
Lovely Bride
The bride, who was given IN
marriage by her father. was lovely
in her wedding dress. an exquisite
brocaded georgette made with long
train, her veil of train length being
caught to her head by a pearl en-
broldered bandeau, soft folds falling
over her face and being turned
back in halo fashion after the cere-
mony. Her bouquet was of gardenias
and purple orchids.
Miss Annie Lee RapSon, sister of
the bride, was her maid of honor
and wore a frock of orange geor-
gette in a lovely shade which match
ed the bouquets carried by the
bridesmaids. Her own bouquet was
of white daisies.
The bridesmaids were: Dorothy
Rapson, sister of the bride: Doris
Jones, frankie Nell Birkhauser,
Genevieve Moody, of El Centre;
Mary Lou Anderson of Imperial;
and Dorothy Mae Brown of Holt
vile, niece of the bridegroom. They
were gowned alike in green geor-
gette and their bouquets were the
orange colored gladiolas.
John Kilgore of FL Monte, bro
ther of the bridegroom, was his
best man, and the ushers were ::
Jimmie Rapson of El Centro, bro
ther of the bride; Art Newfield and
Victor Newfield of Delano, Jesse
Clay of El Centro, Willard lehman
and Flag Nelson Of Holtville
Reception Held
Immediately after the ceremony
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11
Clubs
Society
Impressive Church Wedding
Unites Popular Couple

a reception and wedding supper
for members of the two families
and the bridal party took place at
the home of the brides family. 692
Hamilton avenue. Here beautiful
scarlet roses decorated the house
and the table on which was the
handsome brides cake, Mrs. Kilgore
cutting the first slice.
Mrs. Rapson received her guests
gowned in rose velvet with a cor
sage of gardenias. Mrs. Ed Brown
of Holtville, aunt of the bride
groom, wore black silk and a gar
denia corsage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilgore are now
on their wedding trip and will be
at home later in the Fry apart
ments. The bride wore a modish
black wool sport suit for her going
away outfit, with a contrasting
blouse in white, and with a black
hat and black accessories.
The bride comes from a promi-
nent El Centro family and she is
d Dopltletl Sl dolSilC VI SCllOldl 1851
school and junior college where she
played major role in school ac-
tivities, and in music, in particular.
Mr.. Kllgore has made his home
in the valley for the past five years
and is a graduate of Bowie high
school. also attending Central Jun
ior college. He is in business with
his brother-in-law, Ed Brown OF
Holtville.
Out-of valley guests at the we'd
ding included: the Rev. Mr.. Robin
son. fiance of Miss Annie Lee Rap
son; Leonard Stokely of El Monte.
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Smith of
Hemet: Art and Victor Newfield
of Delano, Miss Alice Cooper of
Bakersfield, Tonic Sue McChristy
and Mary Lou Anderson who are
students at the University of Red
lands, John Kilgore of Ell Monte,
and Mrs. Elsie Kilgore of Los An
geleS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11
Recital Saturday At Reid Studio

Hatch, Nadine Pickle, Nickie Bolin,
Joan jefferson, Chuck Munson,
Diane Clemons, Helen Frances
Maynard, Don Christian.
The studio was filled to capacity
with mothers and friends who en-
joyed the excellent work of the
students, and also the refresh
ments served after the program by
Mrs. Reed, assisted by the boys in
the class.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11

Ruth Teeple Reed presented a
group of her elementary school
private pupils in recital Saturday
afternoon in the studio, 523 Holt.
Only those students who have COM
pletely memorized their compost
tions are privileged to play in these
monthly recitals.
These students were: Louise Have
korst, Lalla Sue Reed, Eleanor
Roberts, Lorraine Sims, Helen
Womack, Ann Havekorst, Dorothy
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11
Announcement.
Of Meetinq.

White Shrine Social club mem
bers have postponed their meeting.
Imperial Valley Music Teachers
association is to meet Tuesday night
at 8 o'clck in the studio of Ruth
Teeple Reid, 523 Holt, with Mrs.
Reid and Estelle Livington as host
esses. Three teachers from Doug
lass high school will give the pro-
gram; Mrs. Ruth MeGregor, sopra-
no; Miss Ruth Acty. actress, and
Irene Prince. pianist.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11
Schools Clubs
chushs. i. OF Interest to Women Society
Margaret PIemons Married to
Robert {. Fusse|I SUNDAY

Chula ista's picturesque. The
Little Church Of the Roses" at
Glen Abbey Memorial park. was
the scene of a wedding Sunday
which is of interest TO many in
Imperial Valley, that at which Miss
Margaret Plemons. daughter of Mr
and Mrs. j. f. Plemons of e Cen
tro became the bride of Robert
c. Russell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer L. RUSSELL of Riverside.
The ceremony was solemnized at
y. m. with the Rev. Mr.. Lester
Bond Of the Chula Vista Congre-
cation church reading the impress
sive service in the presence of a
group of friends and relatives of
the two families.
Prior TO the entrance of the
bridal party. Miss Georgiana Sones
of Ell Centre sang Because" and
the Gounod Ave Maria"
Ihe beautiful chapel with its
decorations of greenery and bou-
quets of huge white chrysanthe-
NUNS made q lovely setting for
the wedding.
Pretty Bride
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride never looked prettier than
III her wedding dress of white
duchess satin made en- train with
full skirt, high neckline and with
point lace, the same exquisite lace
ornamenting her finger tip veil
which fell in graceful folds from
a halo trimmed with lilies of the
valley. The brides bouquet was
of white orchids, lilies of the val
ley and bouvardia.
Miss Rosalie LaBrucherie. was
maid of honor and wore a frock.
fashioned like the brides, of jewel
blue velveteen. and carried an old
1asnloned lace-trllled bouquet of
stephanotis and blue delphinium
Inc bridesmaids, Mrs. George
Lederman and Mrs. Ray Higginbot-
ham, were gowned alike in blossom
blue velveteen dresses and carried
the old tachioned bouquets of
stephanotis and pale pink carna-
tlons. The bridesmaids and the
maid of honor all wore becoming
pearl Juliet caps.
Kenneth Fussell OF San Bernar-
dino served as best man for his
brother, and Peter Arth, jr., of
Claremont and Hayden Price OF
Riverside. as ushers.
Wedding Luncheon
After the ceremony a reception
for relatives and the bridal party
took place in the colonial room
of the U. S. Grant hotel. San Diego.
where wedding luncheon was serv-
ed. Beautiful white chrysanthe-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11
House Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Niles of I'M
perial had as their holiday guests
their daughter Frances; Mrs. Niles
sister, Miss Evelyn Phillips and
John Snyder, all of Los Angeles.
Frances is attending the Frank
Wiggin trade school where she is
studying home economics.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11
Club Head Gives
Luncheon

Carmen Gibson, president of.the
FL Centre Business and Profess
sional Women's club. entertained
her officers and planning commit
tee members at a luncheon Satur-
day, using a pretty table appoint
ment in red, white and blue.
After luncheon the years pro-
gram for the club was outlined.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11

I'll Centre branch. National League
OF American Pen Women will meet
tuesday, p. m. with Mrs. H. j.
ingram, Brawley. Mrs. Warren F..
FOX will have the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-11-11
Announcements
Of Meetings

st. Paul's guild will meet Tues
day, 2 p. m. with Mrs. Devon
Ellsworth, SIS Orange avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-31
STUDIED ABROAD

4 New Jersey girl, Marion Post studied Cat New York University and foe three years at the Uni- versity of Vienna child psychology and education. A photographer friend ill Vienna gave her a cam era and started her off on a tan gent. She taught for while after that at Croton- on- the Hudson, but teaching finally got smothered in photography and she took job for year on the Philadelphia Bulletin. She might have been there yet if they had assigned her to more murders, fires, court trials and tenement tales, and fewer so- ciety and fashion affairs. But If they had the Department of Agri- culture would have been out of one of it's ace camera -snappers and Kentucky would never have had a chance to talk about the time they almost caught a modern Mata Hari
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TOURISTS ON
 NORTH COAST

Four roundtrippers are aboard the North Coast, seeing Juneau today.
 The four are A. l.. Gale, Mrs. Mary Gale, Louis Complita, Jr., and Mrs. L. J. Complita. all of Seattle and now quite convinced their friends were right when they told them take your Alaska trip in the winter time. It's much prettier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-31
PITY POOR
 OUR BOOTS

LOUISVILLE, KY. Dec. 3l.-Its ,oo bad about Our Boots.
 The Woodvale Farms sterling cclt, by winning the $87.40O Bel mcnt Futurity, is listed at the top of the years two-year-old runners.
 New he cant win the Kentucky Derby next year--poor Our Boots.
 For those who might think that a high handed way of dealing a con- tender cut of the 194l Derby, let it be said that the Belmont Futur- ity hex is no ordinary supersti- tior
 The Derby has been run since 1875. The Belmont Futurity has been going since 1889. Horses that won the Futurity have been coming uptc the Derby most of those years but nona ever won it.
 The thousands who saw the 194O Derby remember Che jinx best.
 Bmeleeh wen the Belmont Flu tlftity last year. He was the class If his tw3-year-old crop. Unbeaten as thfee-year-oid, he started in favcrita.
 But Emmy was locking at Galla- hsdion's heels at the payoff line,
 There are countless others to dis courage consideration e two-year- cid records when talking about the CeEhy Some Of the Futurity win ners in recent years who failed in the Churchill Downs three-year- old classic were Porters Mite, Menow, Pcmpcon, Top Flight and Which enc.
 And now poor Our Boots.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-12-31

and more artistry in their every cay music. They won't be satisfied simply with jazz.
 Hildegarde is Milwaukee girl She broke into show business banging the piano in @ movie house. Then she sang in nieet clubs and vaudeville. where Gus Edwards discovered her. She worked
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in an Edwards show until she saved enough to go to Paris to continue her singing career.
 Her rise was swift. When King George was crowned in 1856, she was the only American enter sainer at the coronation festivi- ties.
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six CT month junkets.
 For weeks on end she has lived out of her convertible coupe, which not only contains her three cameras and all the paraphernalia that gees with modern photogra- rhy, but enough of a wardrobe to make her presentable and com fortatle from the sands Of Florida to the ski-runs of Lake Placid SEIZED AS SPY
 This necessary heap of luggage is cNe thing that often has drawn suspicion of highway cops and vil- lage marshals. It had nothing to do, however, with her most seriods rredicament
 In Kentucky hill town on market day Marion was shooting endless plates of film when a dep uty sheriff pulled her in "on sus- picion of being spy" Hailed be- tole the magistrate she was damned by several witnesses who declared under oath they had seen blue prints in the back of that little black box" She didn't spend any t.nle in jail, but it was only be- cause it was court day and the circuit judge happened to. be sit ting at the time
 Miss Pest secs her job as un- glamolous, but interesting a slight contribution she hopes, to visual appreciation of how millions of farm people must live and black-and-white record of what her department has done to help scme of them to a better way of life.
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WANTED

TO RENTA or 5-room furnished house by responsible party. Must be reasonable. Good location. Write xxx, Empire Of flee. -',@e ''-
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FEEL MORE "(H00Sy"
 ABOUT YOUR MUSIC!
AP FEATURE SERVICE

NEW YORK -Eildegarde Loretta Sell is a blonde young woman with ideas about what America wants in music.
 As Hildegarue Just plain Hnde- garde), she's known to every night club patron in town. She's billed as the international chanteuse."
 As Hildegarde Loretta Sell, she's undertaking a series of stage con- certs that will bear down heavily on Jerome Kern, George Gersh- win, Cole Porter and other more solid composers.
 Hildegarde sings her sophisti- cated melodies in a lifting, pecu- liarly intimate manner. She seems to sing to each patron individu- ally at least once, and some she singles out for a personal wag of the finger or toss of the head.
 Eyes Sparkle
 To get back to her ideas about music
 Shes a modest and very quiet person in ordinary conversation, but her eyes sparkle with en- thusiasm and her bright smile flashes when she explains there's a new trend in Americas tastes in popular music.
 Most of the popular songs are so shallow she says They may be catchy, tuneful and clever, but there's really no substance to them and they last only a few weeks. Some of Kerns and Gersa- wins and Porter's things are % years old and more and are as good today as when they were writ ten.
 Started As Pianist
 q believe the American public is becoming more 'choosy' about it's music. The radio is bringing the opera and symphony concerts, as well as educational talks on music. As time goes on, I think will want more art
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT WITH BEDROOM; ALSO APARTMENT WITH BEDROOM AND BED CLOSET HILLCREST, PHONE 439,
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The United States contains about 319.OG0OG0 acres of arable land
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Marion Post, Ate
 Camera-5napper,
 Employed by Govt.

Continued from rage one)
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BROOM FURNISHED apartment: elso 5-room strictly modern un- furnished house. Phone ASA.
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3-ROOM cottage and bath, good location in Juneau Phone Geo Getchell, Thane 3. three rings
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TWO FRONT room furnished apartments. including water and garbage, s35 monthly Call l43.
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VACANCY at Fosbee Apts.

COZY, warm furn. apts. Lights. water, dishes. cooking utensils and hath. Reasonable at Seavlew.
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 Sixth.
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STORE space in Decker Bldg.
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