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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12

about exercising the sacred fran
chise. Well, I'm going to exercise
mine. I may get there in time to
save Brick before it's too late"
Limpy bounded out of bed. when
do we start?" she asked.
Helen laughed. you're not start
ing at all. You're staying here. both
of you"
saw, Helen!"
"Now don't try to pull that on me,
you little fox. I'm not as weak
minded as Uncle Lancy 1
know what I'm doing. My mind is
made up. Adele has to stay here
until she-patches things up with
Len. And you have to stay, Limpy,
to comfort Uncle Lancy and Aunt
Olympia. After all, Limpy, they
like you even better than the U. S.
Senate. I'm going alone and I'm
going to fly. There's a plane TAX
ing off at six O'Clock and I'm going
to catch it. I've already 'phoned for
a cab to stand outside the hedge
and wait for me. 1t will cost about
fifty dollars. Have you any mon
eye"
The girls ran for their purses
and dumped the contents on Hell
ems bed.
1T isn't enough; but the company
will take check for my fare. Do
you mind if draw on the insurance
money!"
Helen, don't be silly!"
"Whose money is it, anyhow"
'Tn keep account of all I spend.
Tomorrow-but not early, girls; let
them rest as long as they can
tomorrow, you just breeze in and
tell them the speeches made such
an impression on me that flew
out to vote. You'd better do the
talking, Limpy, they like you best.
And Adele can back you up. I'll
take only a travelling bag
"You will not! You'll take all
your pretty clothes and look like
million dollarsl"
''Iowa's going to expect to see
something, after your year in Wash
ington!"
"Take your wind-up costume to
vote ini That'n be something to
take a picture of"
The girls, too excited yet to feel
the sadness Of it, fell to packing
Helen's sllitcases and helping her
dress. And at five o'clock when
Limpy on the lookout reported that
q cab had stopped near the gate
behind the high ledge, Helen kissed
them fondly, took a suitcase in each
hand and slipped quietly down the
stairs. The girls cried 4 little, for
this was their hrst separation. ''The
beginning Of our united end, "'Limpy
said. teirnfly.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12

When the door had closed on Hill
:. Olympia turned of the lights
I'd for ten full minutes deep and
irene silence held the room. But
hunt Olympia was uneasy. The SEN
Tor, poor dumb cluck, could lie
here catching anything and never
sen recognize his symptoms. I'm
BILE to endure her uneasiness, she
krned on the lights and gave him
straight look.
He was lying-bland, near-sighted
tes wide open-with broad smile
his pink, seraphic face.
"Can l get you something's" he
bid, politely.
No." said Olympia. "what are
pu smiling about? Do you feel hys-
rical?"
"Oh, no." said the Senator gently.
I'D then added, with modest diff
nce, collie, did you notice the
critic wallop I gave Jim Allen?
L went down like ton of brick.
syer realized my own strength"
"Yes, noticed it," said Olympia,
adly, turning off the light.
"You know, Ollie" he went on,
lth shy boastfulness, "all my life
We dreamed of some Lochinvar
DO would knock out a state chair
BAN. But naturally I never ex-
ected to do it myself. You know,
lie, I know history pretty well,
ID as far as / know I'm absolutely
tique. I never heard of a United
lates Senator retiring over the
kustrate form of his state chair
an"
Its too bad it couldn't have been
/ Opposition chairman" said
ympia, DULY, for she was bruised
spirit.
That wouldn't be the same, o.
J." he. said contentedly. mot at
the same"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12

Adele ana Limpy hung - ~
window in the fogsy dawn of The
gray morning and watched Helsa
walking down The Aagstons path.
carrying her bags. At the gate, she
turned and waved to them, and
threw kiss. Then she went reso-
lutely on and disappeared from their
view. The girls waited in the win
dow, waving their hands, until they
heard the motor hum away. Then
they went to bed together, their
arms around each other, crying
laughing little, too-and finally fell
asleep.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12
Il. honorable Uncle Lancv
By ETHEL HUSTON

hak-inch, turned out the lights and
left the room.
Limpy, who had been most pas
sionate, was asleep almost imme-
diately. Adele closed her eyes but,
being saddest, did not sleep at all.
At three-thirty Helen got up softly,
slipped down the hall to the Sena-
tors study, closed the door behind
her and spent half an hour at the
telephone. Coming out, she tip-toed
halfway downstairs and listened.
From the closed door Of the library
she could hear the faint click of
typewriters, still at work. Hilda was
sound asleep, sitting bolt upright in
a kitchen chair.
Helen went back to the room
and switched on the lights. She
closed the windows, lowered the
blinds.
"Girls!" she said in q soft, brisk
voice. wake upl I want you'll
Adele, wake up! Limpyl"
Adele sat up at once, looking more
wan-eyed, more forlorn than ever.
Limpy, mumbling. protest, finally
turned over and opened one eye.
Helen's first words brought her up
right, wide awake.
"GirlsI Get up! Help me! I'm GO
ing home!"
Going homel"
'This is our home!"
1--WE have no home!"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12

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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12
CHAPTER XIV

Hilda went to the girls room.
They had the lights turned on
gain and were sitting up in bed,
liking nervously, in broken SEN
nces, interrupting each other.
mpy, being sad and lonely, had
!, in Helen's bed for company. Hill
hadn't the faintest idea what had
inspired and was too proud to
\, but she was apt at picking up
REDS and piecing them together.
ID any Ounce could see that some
ing had gone wrong.
She glowered at the girls.
I should report this to your
nt" she said, carefully closing
} door behind her to keep Aunt
mpia from hearing.
oh, don't, Hilda," said Helen.
Mes had CHASTITY timel She will
all to pieces if she doesn't get a
Ne rest"
II you got fever, I got to report
she said firmly, staring suspi-
usly at the three faces, now
shed scarlet.
We haven't any fever. We're
warmed up from the lemonade
the hot-water bottles" Helen
sured her.
We got warm too suddenly after
ing cold and wet all evening""
Eee explained.
! should have been took along"
ID Hilda. 81 knew she couldn't
trusted to keep anybody dry"
oh, she couldn't help it! She had
much on her mind, you know!
had our clothes all packed up
ady for US but she forgot to put
m in the sound truck. That's
ailda pondered this frowningly.
here came the unmistakable
inch of motors pulling up to the
fage. 1t was Dave Cooper, Cecil
I'd, the stenographers and the de-
ned Ben Badly, arriving with the
md truck and the trailer. Almost
mediately came peal at the bell.
! got to go get out my rat poi
said Hilda. Lay down, now,
let me turn off these lights.
: Shpshire was firm about them
hts."
Se turned off the lights and be-
: she was halfway downstairs
Gle had turned them on again
the girls were sitting erect, talk
in whispers.
dllda pieced a good deal together
en- she admitted Dave, Cecil and
Two stenographers. Before Dave
I'D demand audience with the
aator, Cecil Dodd ordered her to
~ him Limpy.
rilda gave him an icy glare. "It's
the habit of this house to ad-
publicity to their young ladies'"
said.
Are they all right? Is she all
nt? Did she catch cold? Is she
crying?"
They were half-or maybe not
Y hah-asleep when I saw 'em,
On was just now" said Hilda.
We've got to see the Senator"
! Dave briskly. Twill he come
N or shall we 60 up there?"
It'll be neither" said Hilda,
aring her angular shoulders. II
my orders and I'm keeping
p. Nobody. Nothing. Not any
9. Nothing for six months but
ee."
lave and Cecil went into an argu-
y and their anger, their uneasi-
their explosive bursts Of pro-
", soothed Hilda to her nor
state Of irritation.
! you're going to sleep here"
said, '.rll show YOU to your
ns and lock you in. That's my
BE. ! don't think they meant the
poison for you but I'm taking
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12
Mystifed People

Mystified People
Plain truth will influence half .
score of men at most in a nation,
or an age, while mystery will lead
millions by the nose.-Henry St
John.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-07-12

cHAR RAplTEo nARK
eREEpe WITH GREEN
AkO NStNTE cu6t1l0etS ]
Evening star., 1940-02-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

JOHN HENRY RENzUILI VS.. DOROTHY
sHIPLEY RENzuLL-oRDER OF NO
TISEsrATE TISIn STATES or GoNSEcI1cgT cg FAIR
ths Complaint Of the said JOHN HENRY
RENzuLL praying. for reasons therein
the $ . aud 4uesdaS Seea of hHbs!o
it appearing to and being found BY, this
known and that that not notice e'f Of the tn ' 'Dendency
Of the complain was gwen as required by
the Plaintiff asks for further order Of
that notice OF the pendency Of said com,
sas s.1sr
week for two weeks times suecessively.
Leo coMPANA.. Asst. Clerk Of the M superior
of noce e0pH THEs e5aer eoa
stable. Town of Stamford. fe27,mh5
=, United states ,Ilsr for, the District Of Co.
4. fsaAc suHR sSaAR Guardian 1t M or
Aan tan ~ Nssss5e
proceedings and the pleadings filed herein
and upon hearing and examination Of all
the facts and circumstances wherein 1t ap-
pears to the interest of all the parties that
the sale reported to the court Of the prop
erty known as Lots 81 and % in Square 6,
being improved by the premises known as
2b13-2815 Virginia Avenue Northwest in
the city Of Washington. District Of Column
bia, to Mary Dunn fOr the sum Of seventy.
hve hundred twenty-five dollars tSe. .525).
subject to a brokers' commission of three
hundred Twenty-Five dollars tS325) and the
deed of trust Of three thousand dollars
($3. .O0O) as set forth in said report, Be
oi IS hS snSpEn BIS oRp4 assa ds4
and DECREED. that the offer Of Mary
Dunn be accepted and said contract is
nereoy psssd spd Msya1 and
with the terms Of said sale, that the said
trustee be and Is hereby authorized and
directed to convey the fee simple title to
said property known as Lots Fl and 20 in
Square 8, being improved by the premises
thereon known - 2613-261b Virginia Ave-
nue. Northwest, in the city Of Washinkton.
District Of Columbia. to said purchaser
under contract dated February "a. 1910.
and such conveyance shall be free and
clear and DISCHARGED from anv rights Of
dover OF any persons. provided that the
terms of said sale shall be published in
The Evening Star and the Washington
Law Reporter at least ten 1O dsvs before
eouRr es sonrnst9aR bicR1NsoN sesEeGi ar ssles
STEWART. Clerk. By ANDREW A. HoR-
NER ASsiAtant Clerk
Evening star., 1940-02-27
Filed February 81. 1910.
M = rIAc n a$n-a ~ C1ArE

IN THE DisTRICT COURT or THE
bia.-MORENCE EYsTER WEAVER FOX.
plaintiff W. ALBERT 8. BATES ct al,
DER OF PuKLICAT1ON--The, object Of
this suit is to have \ judicial. foreclosure
Of q deed Of trust held BY plaintiff and
now secured on Lots 6b3 to 664 inclusive
sab. sab. s37: 500. 81 sg.- and sS1 TO 500 inclu-
said lots. together with Lots s52. S43. s45
BAT. $40. a51 and S13. In said Square
2672. and to have an accounting. among
the co-owners Of said property. the psy-
ment Of counsel fees and costs Of suit. On
motion Of the plsintin IL Ia this 21st day
Of February. A. D.. 1910. ORDERED that
the Defendants Albert s. bates. william
e. Brooks. individually. and as ancillary
administrator of the estate Of Alice Bates.
Janvier w. Lindsay, Louise g. Proctor.
Charles A. Gpringer. William +. Springer
Frank A.. Springer. Annie Brooks and
Emma Collins. cause their appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day OF the hrst
publication Of this order. otherwise the
case will be proceeded with As In case of
default provided that 2 copy Of this order
be published In the Washfngton Law RE-
porter and The Evening star newspaper
weeks before said day. !. DCKMeON
Ts sr.Yts yHstss 'ssslSn sTna tfs: ss,.s .soPZ
fe37 .mh6,12.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
MA. $500 Till 8 O'Clock
uo,,ses WANTED TO BUY.

70 s ROOMS; PREFER oLD Dn,E Roush; Cssh
= A GARVEY Di. 450S. 1l26 VI. ave. NV.
NEED HOUSES DEAL DIRECT WITH
you and Ray all cash CASH for D n prope5si ca
H. Parker, 1915 K st. NV. Dist 5lo0
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME
white or colored, any eondittionbi etnH1b. + EosA a.
BARRY 3439 14th St NV. -ou.-. Coluihoia o..S :.
HI0DEpN e-s-RM HOUSE OR SITE BEING
sacrificed. State location. lowest pflce'
terms Box 3l6-H. Star ----------,--
H-cASH-cASH-CA
viii pay cash for old houses; eonditlon
,mmater;sl White or colored: brick OF
frame. D. c. only. G; G., Putty lo-s
Vermont ave NV. National lis
UT HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D. c.
property if the price is rieht. Frame ,soIr Or
Brick. large or small: condltlen immaIefiAi'
sos No. Can Realtor. Natl osIe:
COLoRED PARTY WANTS TO BUY + OF OK
room home; , BIN p;T or 4115 ng q ST. 'o. NV.
North 10444.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
GARAGES FOR RENT.
TRAlleRS FOR SALE.

PRIVATE, METAL AND BRICK GARAGES:
electric lights: S3 month up Rear I33g
Z st. Sc. Call Georgia S7l2.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
PROPOSALS..
TODAY.

COMMISSIONERS. D. C.. WASHINGTON.
February Goth. 1910. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room sos, District Building.
until O'Clock pm., March IL, 1910. and
then publicly opened for grading, paving.
curbing and otherwise improving the road
way Of Montana Avenue, Northeast, from
! eth Street to Rhode Island Avenue with
ment concrete pavement, or alternate. Ap-
ply Room 427. District Building, for pro.
posals and specifications.
feOR 81 % % nnhl
Evening star., 1940-02-27
FORCED TO SELL.
BARGAIN, $4,000.

Petworth. 1st commercial zone: attrac-
tive semi-det. brick. lot 27x120: contains
rms, bath, oil heat elec., screens aad
weather strips: also space on Bird (: for =
additional rooms. Ewes. phone Temple
176S.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
soa 18th St NV Realtor. MA. 0153.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

1887 coupe, equipped with
including radio. zoglights,
economy Of operation makes
tment. Butler Bonded and
4437: 6-day driving trial.
Inc, 1871 21st st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
AvroMoslLEs FOR SALE.

a;vsr stresr orirtn.i Nh. Hn;s, AsMous nles
upholstery; driven BY local physician; Just
traded in on . new Mercury; only S495.
LOGAN Motors, $3.50 14th st. NV. DI. 5631.
PONTIAC 1899 two-door sedan. cyl, de
luxe: radio. heater: low mileage: immacu-
late; S676. Flood Pontisc, 1921 Connecti~
Evening star., 1940-02-27

FURNIsHED-7 ROOMS. HUGE LIVING
room with open fireplace. beamed ceiiins.
pier, sandy beach: reduced to S3.7tO for
quick sale. ERWIN REALTY CO. Call
Hyattsyille 334: ewes. CIR. 1881.
WANTED-UNIMPROVED 2 OR ACRES
west or South Rivers J. KEANE. Dupont
Circle Apts. Wash, D. 6. Decatur 2sO9
TRADE CORNER LOT. CHEVY CHASE
MD. FOR ,'WAIER.FRoNT COTTAGE.
- = WOOQLEY 1112, !
Evening star., 1940-02-27
AUTOMOBILES foR sAle

sTUDEBAKER 1888 4-door trnnk ..6.,.:
eauipped with radio and heater; exceiient
Lansportation for the person who wants
% some tnlng GOOD, yet economical: yours for
oniy Si7 gown: balance at only Sl7 10 per
month. Lee d. Butler, Inc, il2I 2Ist
St. NV. District 1918.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

1880 Champion 4-door Sc
clean upholstery, excellent
. Butler-Bonded car that
day driving trial: reduced
liberal trade and terms.
Inc. 1921 21St st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

LEERAPLANE 1933 touring sedan; radio.
racn1. nea.er, nns motor. very sood tires. i'm.
tion; reduced to S43b. PACKARD' sitk
ana sts. nv. Republic Ol45.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Contiuued.)
ONLY $3.50 CASH

ONLY $3.50 CASH.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
NEAR 10th AND IRVING SITS,
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN PRICE,
Overlc 1kng Rock Creek Park-Brick. q
large rooms. 9 baths. "Sun-lit'. kitchen
and dinette; unusually large yard. beauti-
ful recreation room, maids bath. Are
places, gar. 1894 Hobart st. NV. II block
north Of Harvard ST.. DU. 7777. Open
9 an. to pm
FORCED TO SELL.
Due to sickness. we have to sell this
beautiful home, rooms. ? baths. recrea-
ton room, excellent condition. Will sacri-
fice At $3.50: originally sold for much
more. 500 block 3rd st. NV. District
2724. ewes. Woodley O432.
ARE YOU PAYING $100 MO.
For an apartmentP If so. let me show yoy
our last home of group. q rooms
baths. recreation room. elassed-in shower
Sanitas walls, mirror over mantel with
payment and balance, like rent to re.
in trade. / block to Conn. and Nebraska
aves. Owner and builder. D1. 2'"4'
ewes WO 043o
Evening star., 1940-02-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

TRACT, IOOxIsO, ON GOOD GRAVEL
phone, good white neiEhborhood, 5000:
$40 dewn, $40 mo, VERNON n. Lynch
Alexandria S3g-W-2. Closed 6unday.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
& AcREAGf WANTEp.
WATtR eRoNr PRopeRrY.

m NEARBY FAIRFAX COUNTY, / ACRE
Q! land, $500 cash. Chestnut 230s. 2l1O
North goth ST., Arl., Va,
Evening star., 1940-02-27

------------------- =
9TUOEBAKER
many extras,
cverdflye. ETC.: I
this q dne inves
reduced to only
Lee. d. Butler.
District 1918,
Evening star., 1940-02-27

CHRYaIER 1889 Victoria sport coupe;
original f1nish like new. driven very little
BY original owner. equal to new in every
detail: fully Chernerixed and fully guar
for your present car In trade Il you
-oa4NNR .lfQroR Co..
Evening star., 1940-02-27

1TUDEBAKER
dan: tan finish,
motor and tires,
Is sold with B.
to only S697;
Lee d. Butler,
District 1918.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
SPECIAL-$6,5OO.

4 miles from Silver Spring Ideal for dog
poultry or truck kt far9 aovsrs s asres iafse
Farm fsrms I issed With me exclusively. JOHN
PURDoFT, colesville, Md. Phone Ashton
Evsn,nos and Sunday, DI 4S27.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
coiIhrpy PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A REAL HOMEsrTE
II q. excellent land, all cleared; hard
road: elec.. tel. rid. mail. bus service
Available fine spring. gorgeous mountain
view Price. 200 cash If sold within Is
days Phone 135. H. B. MITCHELL Hern-
don, Va
Evening star., 1940-02-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1889 4-door trunk sedan. special
$1o0; this car is in very fine condition
and must be seen to be appreciated If
you are looking for real buy this is your
opportunity. Ferd Friend. 1919 ST. NV
National 1646
BUICK 1899 opera-seat coupe. small. 2
cyl. immaculate: S695 Flood Pontiac 4.2l
Connecticut, WO. S4O1
BUICK 1898 model Al de luxe 4-door trunk
sedan: radio. heater: .S535. Owner, Michi-
gan 1891. evenings
Evening star., 1940-02-27
AvToMoslLfs FoR sALf.

rosD bssf asse Gss .s.da., e aR op E. . n.. K
syss Tsntee s.: You may S
qoo 4 "! in cash p..ssal ans!s &c., Motors 14ol
oRP 1RE aaaa & gS: ysI:
,inrs 4 ss III motor: gasr.nsesd: ss sls down. @
=: psss;$@s NJ 4sa III ~: e.
FORD 1920 sport roadster; sood.iooEin9.
sDan. aeaer 'ss TIE fo1 comm:
Is. ..1 r.. TTsSlxS Ts;l Z: ssess, 70. ;, a..
..ssFsn i c1oce coupe. and Tudor. lsr.s
which VIII includes tags: balance only s21.1 II
ssiesmsn how YOU may @ xin ds' ooo 5om Cash. our
III Florida Ave. NV. Hobart 5000.
f0RD 1898 de luxe coupe; black finish. dual
shield shield wipers. clock. overdriye .tcost ssa
extID: exthD: 1nly S445. LOGAN Motors, 354O
d2pay doaD eso ea9s Dc luxe y ebads TbodSr ;nd ado
18th St NV. sfSshs pis.rict $500 $500 M0'0rs' iii
FORD 194O Tudor: display car. only $500
siSo down. MONTHS: only nS~;sss $500 'erss Sc.
It at Logan Service Center. 2lst ana N. T.
FORD 1888 de luxe Tudor: darf 1reen
baked enamel finish; upholstery clean as
neT; tsn ,Gly only $4,000 miles; dual sun yisors.
Wpers!s ,a5 ssh5s asv essc ssl, air horns windshield
and M SITS. DI. bs17 A
F0RD 1884 de luxe Tudor: Brewster green.
ORIGINAL baked enamel finish: only one
down. balance $12 month. No indorsers
Logan Motors, 18th and NJ sts. NV.
FORD 1889 Tudor sedan. An almost new
We know the history Of this car. Il Is
excellent. Buy 1t with new-car terms and
Evening star., 1940-02-27

FORDS-1936 Tudors; all immaculate and
down. which includes tass. balance only
Sl971 per month. Get full details from
our statesmen how you may win $1,000
cash
Evening star., 1940-02-27
POTOMAC RIVER.

1e5 acres, having / 200 IT. on the river:
81 miles vide here. State road; property
Is miles from washington over an uneSn- atpe-
eested highway: Groom frame mouse in.I SshsI
Sldssso High WOODED snofe 'fon'' '''
'o~'0' THEODORE r. MENK. ..o-
EyeninEs and sunday, DU. 4e27.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
HoI+viIIe Junior
Club Enjoys Talk
Bv Mrs. Mercer

HOLTVILLE, Dec. 4.-Parliamen-
tary law was explained for the Holt
vile Junior Women's club by Mrs.
P. M. Mercer of Ell Centro at the
meeting Tuesday night in the civic
center.
Mrs. Mercer is recording secretary
for the Ten Thousand club and is
an authority on parliamentary pro-
cedure, conducting a class for Off
GERS and chairmen of her own club.
Size has the gift of making that
subject of vital interest to her lis
teners as she shows how knowl-
edge of parliamentary procedure
facilitates the handling of club bus
mess.
Holtville Juniors are planning sew
eral social events: dinner dance
on Dec. IA for members and their
escorts, to take place at the Bar
bara Worth golf club; and Christ
mas tea, always a delightful af-
fair, at the Howard Vencill home,
Dec. l9.
The group sang Christmas carols
with Betty Harris playing the piano
accompaniment and the evening
ended with the serving OF delicious
refreshments by special commit
tee
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY


Magnolia Mulberry, 1880, Mulber-
ry school
City council, 1880, city hall
Butchers union, 1880, Labor tenn
pie
Eagles, 8, 569 Broadway
Scout Troop 10, 1880, Scout hut
WOmen's Emergency corps, 1880,
Wilson music room
Beta Sigma Phi, 1880, 1853 Holt
THURSDAY
Rotary club, Barbara Worth
Bridge luncheon, 1890, 10000
club
Baptist WOmen's union, 2, First
Baptist church
Camp Fire girls, 4, Wilson school
Beginners bridge section, 1880,
653 Len Rey
o. E. S. installation, 8, Imperial
Teichmann meeting, 1880, Hard
ing school
Advanced bridge, 1880, Gil Hamil-
ton
20-30 club, 1880, California hotel
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, 1880,
644 Olive
Night school, 7-9, high school
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house
Scout Troop II, 1880, Scout hut
X. A. M. No. 1O9. 1880, Masonic
temple
Building trades council, 1880, La
Dor temple
b. p. o. E. No. 1925, 8, Elks tenn
pie
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-04
Girl Reserve
Clubs Show
Increase

Increase in numbers and in inter-
est for the Girl Reserve groups OF
Imperial Valley was reported at
the meeting of the district YWCA
board Monday in Brawley at the
home of Mrs. Percy Palmer, BOB
I street.
In answer to the requests of ad-
visors, a training course will be Civ
en- in January. A number OF valley
women will attend the training con-
ference in Redlands this weekend,
and Mrs. Ruth McGregor Douglass
advisor, will represent the South
ern California district at the Asilo-
mar planning conference in Fresno
this weekend. This is the first time
Imperial Valley has had a repre-
sentative on the planning board.
Mrs. Palmer served luncheon to
her fellow board members at noon.
Reports of recent conferences and
plans for an active program through
out the valley constituted the re-
mainder of the business meeting.