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Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29

Jane Pool was elected honored
queen of the El Centre bethel OF
Jobs Daughters at the meeting
of the bethel and guardians coun-
Gil Tuesday night, held at the home
of her aunt, Mrs. Eugene E. Ander-
son, 635 Wensley avenue. Mary
Moore is the outgoing queen.
Other officers elected are: Ortha
Console, senior princess; Marian
SHARP, junior princess; Marilyn
= Ingle, guide Barbara Barrett, mar
shall; Lenna Arnold, recorder; Mil
dred Webb, librarian; Mary Lou
Griffin, treasurer; Mary Moore,
musician: Colleen Mckinney, outer
guard; Virginia Hinson, inner guard;
Bonnie Stephens, chaplain; Betty
Mae Duer Lillian Carlton, Dorothy
Gallagher, Margaret Miller, Shirley
Rau, first, second third, fourth and
fifth messengers respectively; Ellen
Holt, junior custodian; Betty Gall
agher, senior custodian.
Discussion of plans for lnStalla-
ton and for next year took place,
the installation being set for Sat
urday of this week. June /. at 7:30
in the Holtville Masonic temple, the
only temple to go through the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Adelaide Perry
Judge for City
T Tournament

Mrs Adelaide {. Perry of Los
Angeles has been named as judge
in the Ell Centro unit of the ma
tional piano playing tournament
being held June l and 2 in the
Kenah studios. $50 Olive avenue.
ii was announced by Oria Kcnah,
general chairman, on "Wednesday.
Mrs. Perry is a pianist teacher
OF wide reputation ana long Year@
OF experience. She received het
bachelor of music degree from the
University OF Southern California
and is now professor of piano and
piano methods at the university
She is a teacher and lecturer OF
success, has developed some out
standing players and is a national
authority on piano teaching mater
ial, having compiled and publishes
in 1929 the reference book, Com
pondium of Piano Material as well
as being tho author of other pub
lications. She is a past president
of the Los Angeles Music Teachers
association and the Dominant clubs
She will be a guest speaker al
both the Texas and California state
music teachers conventions tins
year
Some so piano students of FL Cen
tro and BraWley have enrolled tc
play in this tournament sponsored
by the Ell Ccntro chapter oi the
national guild of piano teachers
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Graduates Hear
Baccalaureate
Sermon Sunday

CALEXICO, May 29-Before ca
pacity audience Sunday evening at
the high school assembly room,
Rev. Roy Tucker of the Methodist
church challenged the graduating
class of 1910 in these words, You
will find many joys and opportuni-
ties in adult life-if you can take
it,"
The young people of today face
tremendous opportunities for con-
structive thinking and living, the
speaker said. Changes in political
and social life are on every hand,
young people have the chance TO
lead the way out to higher type
of civilization
Special musical numbers vert
sung by the girls chorus Francisco
Velencia did the solo work in Han.
del'S "XerxeS' directed by JOIN
Edward johnson and accompanied
by Gladys Gunterman.
"One Fleeting Hour, trumpe
SOLO was contributed by Keitl
Johnson.
The Rev. Charles Thorman, pas
tor of the Baptist church, gave thu
invocation.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Girl Reserves Of
Calexico Give
Annual Party

CALEXICO. May 29-Thc Girl
Reserves, following a custom of
number of years entertained at
breakfast those of their member
ship who are in the graduating
class
Jane McCampbell was in charge
of arrangements. The table was
attractively decorated with large
centerpiece of blue delphinium and
white stocks. The flowers were a
gift of the PIT. A. in recognition
of service given by the girls in
caring for children while mothers
attended the PIT. A. meetings
throughout the year.
The senior girls and special guests
Mrs. Bert Reddish, county president.
and Mrs. Carl StraWn, chairman of
the local board we're presented
with blue and white corSagcs by
the advisor Mrs. Maurice Fitzpat-
rick.
Officers installed were Betty Cul-
yer, president: Jane McCampbell,
vice president; Elinor Ritter. Sec
rotary: Joan McCampbell treaSur-
cr
The Asilomar conference will be
hold July 3-13 with Mrs Fitzpat-
rick, advisor. and Betty Culver
Jane McCampbcll attending.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Business Women
To oInstan New
Officers

Ell Centre Business and PROBES
sional WomenS club will install
its new officers, headed by Carmen
Gibson as president, at dinner
meeting Saturday night at the
Barbara Worth hotel.
Grace Raney of Brawley, county
president, will act as installing OF
ficer, and Miss Evelyn Allen, out
going president, will preside.
Other officers to be installed arc:
Katherine Won Allmen, Vice-preSl-
dent; Frances Thompson, record
ing secretary; Lola Taylor, cores
ponding secretary; Florence Glenn,
treasurer.
The club trio, composed of Lola
Taylor, Lucy Adair and Ruth Ben
nett. will be heard in a program
of songs during the evening.
Reservations for the banquet
should be made, in Ell Centre, with
Leah Boyer, telephone 671; or in
Imperial. with inertia Thompson
272
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Yuma We edding Of
Local Interes ST

A romance of school days cul-
minated in Tho marriage Sunday of
Ada Mac Smith of SeeleYVillc. In
diana. and Thomas Gene Davis of
Imperial.
The couple were married that
day in Yuma Arizona, by the
Baptist minister in that city For
her Wedding dress the bride select
ed a smart biege sharkskin suit
with matching accessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. A N. Holland of
Imperial accompanied the two to
Yuma and were hosts at a wedding
supper at their home after the
ceremony.
Mr. Davis is employed by the I'm
pcrial Irrigation district and is
we'll known TO many El Centre
and Imperial residents. He and
his bride will make their home in
Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Shrine Social
Club Has Last
Bridge Party

White Shrine Social club NOM
berS had tho last official meeting
of the year on Tuesday at Tho Il.
r. Snow home. 566 Brighton ave
nuc, where the group met for Il
bridge luncheon.
Mrs. U. l.. Martin won tho door
prize, Mrs. George w Damron the
high score prize for bridge and
Mrs. Dorman V. Stewart. the sec
ond high, Mrs. l.. H. Dunn of Cal
eXico receiving the bath mat do
mated by Mrs. Charles Hit.
Those present from Ell Centro
and Imperial were Mesdames E.
L. Hiteman. George w. Damron,
John Kuhn. S. l.. Hood Charles
Hit, U. l., Martin, Clifford w.
Macarthur, A. N Buckln, Charles
f. Farrell Dorman V. Stewart w,
G.. Ceilings w. d Carey,
During the summer months the
club will have series of informal,
unofficial meetings, one OF which
will take place in the near future
at the U. L. Martin home in the
Laguna mountains.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Commencement
For w Washinston
School tuesday

First of the five commencement
exercises scheduled for this week
in Ell Centro was that at which
Washington elementary students
received their diplomas Tuesday
sight in an impressive program
held on the school lawn.
This program opened with the
usual professional of the gradu-
ateS to the music of "Marchc aux
FlambeauX" Clark this being fol-
lowed by the flag salute and the
singing of the national anthem.
The Rev. Mr.. A. C. Austin OF
johnson chapel delivered the in
vocation and the violin choir was
heard in Fifth Symphony.
Selections from winds of the
West tRoy S. Stoughton followed
after which the various honor
awards were made. A. E. Prince
presented the class, after which
the diplomas were awarded, the
program closing with the recession
al
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. CraW-
ford of Santa Ana have issued
invitations for the wedding of
their sister. Verla Louise DoXey,
to Mr.. Walter Eugene Schaefer, II,
the marriage to be solemnized the
night of June /. at 7:3O o'clock in
st. Paul'S Episcopal church, Ell
Centre.
The invitations we're sent out
originally for the State Street
Christian church, but since that
building can not be used, due to
earthquake damages, the ceremony
will take place in st. Paul's, the
Rev Mr.. Devon Ellsworth, vicar,
reading the service.
Miss Doxey has asked her two
sisters to be her attendants: Mrs.
Crawford will be matron of honor
and Miss Vivian DoXey of san
Diego. her maid of honor. Mr..
Crawford will give his sistcr-in-
law in marriage.
Mr.. Schaefer will be attended by
Bob Stanifer of Santa Barbara as
best man, Matt LaBrucherie serV-
ing as an usher.
Music for the ceremony Will be
provided by James Ryerson, bari
tone, and James B. Fisher. organ
ist.
Hold Reception
! Immediately after the ceremony
reception will take place at 54s
Wensley avenue, the home OF Mrs
J. S. LareW, with whom Miss Doxe.
has been living this winter.
The young couple will leave 10
a wedding trip, making their hom
this summer in San Diego, goln
this fall to Los Angeles, wher
Mr.. Schaefer will teach in the Lo
Angeles school system.
Miss Doxey is graduate {
Central and San Diego State co
lege. and since her graduation froi
that institution. taught first at tf
McCabe school and then at Nj
Kinley She is a popular membt
of the Junior Ten Thousand an
Toastmistress clubs and has been
Camp Fire guardian for one
the Ell Centro groups.
She is the daughter of C.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Popular Couple
Marie d Last
w ek in Yuma

A wedding announcement that
will prove of widespread interest
to their many friends in Ell Cen
tro and also to many throughout
the valley is that of Viola Higgin-
botham to Richard tJerSey) Birch
field.
The Wedding was solemni2ed on
May 90 in Yuma, Arizona, the
Rev. j. c. Bobb performing the
ceremony. MI and Mrs. Warren
Nice accompanied the couple to
Yuma and were the only guests
present at the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs Birchfield are MAX
ing their home at 402 South Sew
enth street Mr.. Birchfield is en-
gineer for the Ell Centre volunteer
fire department, and is one of
Imperial Valleys best known golf
ers.
Mrs. Birchfield is a native Ell
Centran and is the proprietor OF
the Electric shoe shop
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
W.C.T.U. Plans
SummerWork

Ell Centro w. C. T. u members
discussed plans for definite work
to be conducted during the summer
at their last official meeting of
this season held Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. E. l.. Bennett,
$40 Olive avenue.
Mrs George w. Thomas conduct
ed the devotional emphasizing the
need for prayer in regard to world
conditions. Mrs. Fish was heard in
a solo and Mrs. Dora Kirkpatrick
of Los Angeles. who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. H Tyler, Jr,,
gave an interesting talk on the
w. c. T. U. work conducted in Los
Angeles.
Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess to members and
guests in attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
ST. PauI's Guild
Ends Season

ST. Pauls guild completed its
cries of bi-monthly meetings for
this season when on Tuesday tho
members met for their final session
ut tho home of Mrs. Philip HodGkin,
GA SandalWOod Drive.
This meeting was more in the
nature of social gathering, mcm-
bcrs enjoying a pot luck luncheon
at noon and discussing informally
possibilities of Red Cross work for
those members who will be in the
valley during the greater part of
the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Jane Pool Elected Queen Of
Jobs Daughters
axe without damage.
Open Installation

earthquake without damage.
Open Installation
The installation is open to the
public and the bethel has issued a
special invitation to all past hon
ored queens to be present. These
past officers should communicate
with Miss Pool. informing her as
to whether or not they can be pres
ent.
All girls eligible to membership IN
the order are also given a special
invitation to be present.
Installing officers are to meet at
2:30 p. m. Thursday in the gym.
These officers are: Mildred Morgan,
guide: Marjorie Anderson, marshall,
Martha Jane Preble, recorder; Ger
aldine Williams. chaplain. Installing
senior and Junior custodians and
the flag bearers will be three Of
ficers of the East of the BraWley
bethel.
All officers are TO meet for prac-
tice Saturday afternoon at 2:30 at
the gym, this meeting being of
particular Importance.
At the close of the meeting the
girls enjoyed the delicious refresh
mentS served by the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29

Ruth Temple Reid presented her
piano class department in recital
Tuesday night at the studio, o23
Holt avenue, a recital which was
highly successful and most inter-
esting since even the youngest per-
formers, who have had only
year of work, played with remark
able poise and musicianship when
their years and the length of time
of their studies taken into consld-
grafton.
The first year class, Bill Tyler,
Joe HallaWell, Jr., Mark Riley,
Nancy Bramkamp and Merritt Can
field, Jr., delighted the audience
with their playing, being completely
themselves, each having developed
his own individual style.
Second year students played both
folk songs and solos by famous COM
posers in a particularly interesting
manner, members of this class be-
ing Edith Pickle, Marian Bolln,
Jane Haas, Jane Harris and David
Nuffer.
solo and two piano numbers were
presented by the third year STU
dents and this group was perhaps
the most interesting to the audience
because of the degree of advance
ment shown. The two piano num-
bers were outstanding, the usual
difficulties encountered in two
niano work being apparently non
existant as far as these performers
were concerned These students
were: Chuck Munson. Joan Jeffer-
son, Nadine Pickle, Nancy Mason,
Nicholetta Bolin. frankie Lee KIRK,
Kay Ketchen, Martellc Sones, Nam
cy Hurst, Patsy Tyler.
Each of these pupils was present.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Awards Presented
Tuesday at Wilson
School Assembly

Winifred Anderson and Leslie
Horton were awarded the American
Legion award for the most out
standing girl and boy at Wilson
school for this past year They re-
ceiVed their awards at an assembly
of the school on the grounds Tues
day morning, May %. Judge Vaughn
N Thompson of the American Le-
gion awarded tho medals and Ger
tificateS to them.
Medals for the essay contest were
Mrs. Edna Morrison, American Le-
gion Auxiliary Americanism chair
man.
They were awarded to Beverly
Burger. first place, Marjorie Cook.
second place. and Jack Rentz, third
place
Johnny Barron received the
George Palmer Davis medal award
ed by the publishers of the current
events and weekly readers for out
standing work in current events.
This award was presented by Earle
Massey. social studies instructor.
/
lone Rhodes, new president, was
presented with her gavel by j. B.
Willis, outgoing student body presi-
dent.
C. H. H. Small, commander of
Boyce Aten post, spoke briefly on
Americanism prior to the presen-
tation of the Legion awards. w. H
Rhodes, past commander of the
post, was also present for the Cere-
mony.
The assembly concluded with two
of the program numbers to be giver
at the graduation exercises the
choric speech choir recited "Tht
American Creed and the glee cluf
sang Ballad for Americans
Winifred Anderson is the daughtel
of Mr.. and Mrs F. T. Anderson, ano
Leslie Horton is the son OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Daron Horton.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Piano Classes Heard in Fine
Recital Tuesday Night

ed with a certificate of merit from
the California Music Teachers as
sociation for completion of a year
of music. Three, Joan Jefferson,
Merritt Garfield, Jr.. and Nicoletta
Bolin, received special studio a
wards for perfect attendance.
Merritt Garfield. Jr,, delighted the
group with an accordion solo very
we'll played for six-year-old, the
evening ending with the serving of
ice cream and cake to the guests
by the mothers of the students.
The students received flowers from
Marilyn Ingle and LaVerne zavala
who gave a recital the previous
evening.
Two more recitals are scheduled:
Elementary students taking private
lessons will have their recital on
June 6 and the high school and
junior college on June Z both re-
citals being in the studio at 8
o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Six Birthdays
Incentive for
Dinner Party

Six Ell Centrans who all have
birthdays on the same date, May 70
we're guests of honor at a smart
dinner party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Thornburg, that evening.
These six are: Mrs. Thornburg,
F J Mack. J. w. Donohue, John
TYLER Mrs. T. C. Lanier and j. X.
FahS.
The guests met first at the Thorn
burg homo where apertifS and ap-
Dprtizers were served. going from
there to the Hotel dc ANA Tor
dinner and bridge.
In the bridge game. The prizes,
in the order of scores, went to:
Mrs. Fred Kenyon, Mrs. S. P. Will
liams. j. w. Donohue. Hugh T.
Osborne and Mrs. John B. Nc
Neece.
Guests at the party were: Mr..
and Mrs. Donohue, MI and Mrs.
John B. McNeece, MIR. and Mrs.
Osborne, +. and Mrs. John Tyler,
Mr. and Mrs. Mack. Mr.. and Mrs,
Fahs. Mr.. and Mrs Dan Scott, Mr..
and Mrs John P. Hansen, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer w. Heald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward McGreW, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles P. Delp. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H Tyler. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Rice. Mr. and Mrs. John F..
Waterman. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Harrigan. Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo c.
Smith, MI and Mrs. w. E. Whit
acre. Mr and Mrs, Harvey Kenyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Whitelaw, Mr..
and Mrs j. B. McNeece, Mrs.
Ianicr. Mrs. Kenyon, Mrs. Will
Hams, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Barker,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clements, Mr.
and Mrs. R. w. Ware. Mr. and Mrs.
L r. jefferson, and the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs. Thornburg.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29

CALIPATRIA, May 28.-Closine
exercises for the 35 graduates OF
Fremont school will be held IN
Fremont auditorium on Thursday
evening, May 30, according to Paul
Cook. superintendent. Patriotism
will be the theme of the eHer-
ciScS.
Catherine Dayton. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dayton, will
be the valedictorian. Her subject
will be youth Looks at Americe.
Roma 10 Allen, daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. G. M. Allen, will be
salutatorian. She has chosen for
her subject, "A Young Graduate
Looks at the Future of America :
C. O. Hoober, president of the
elementary school board will pre-
sent the diplomas. The graduates
are Cecil Atondo, Vada Louise Al
len, Robera Amaro, Roma 10 Allen
Eldon Ray Beck. Eugene Booker
Virginia Lee Baird Leonard Chll-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
SOCIAL CALENDAR
WEDNES ESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Chamber of commerce, 7:3O, cham
Der of commerce building.
Calpatria high school graduation
8, campus.
Junior college graduation, 8, campus.
wilson graduation, 8. campus.
douglass graduation, 8, campus.
J. C. Alumni party, 10, Hotel de
ANA, Calexico.
Scout Troop IS, 1870, Imperial.
/ O. o. F. No. 4O8, 7:3O, Brawley.
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway.
THURSDAY
Memorial day parade, $3.50, Main st.
Memorial services, 9:30, Evergreen
cemetery.
Fremont school graduation, 7:30,
Fremont school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Baptist Society
Has Meetinq

CALEXICO, May 29-Thc rcgu-
lar meeting of the Baptist Mission
ary Society was held at the par
sonage Friday with Mrs Charles
Thorman as hostess. Mrs. P, H.
Wofford led the devotional, using
for her subject Light" which has
been chosen for the theme of all
societies in southern California this
year.
A short history of the Bible as
it has come down to us was given
by Rev. Mr.. Charles Thorman. Mrs.
Mandrapa gave short character
sketches of number of Bible
women; Mrs William Herter re-
viewed an essay on "The Bible
Looks Us Over"
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess, Mrs. Thorman'
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29

Each year Boyce Aten post, AM
erican Legion, presents special clti-
zenship awards to the outstanding
boy and girl in each of the follow
ing schools Wilson and Washing
ton elementary schools, Douglass
and Central schools and Central
Junior college
In each school the students them
selves vote on the question, select
ing the boy and girl in the gradual
ing class whom they consider has
done outstanding work in the line
of good citizenship.
C. H. H. Small, commander of
Boyce Aten post. with Judge Vaughn
N. Thompson and w. II. Rhodes,
have visited the various schools
presenting the awards as follows:
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29

In Reunion

Junior college alumni members
Wednesday completed arrangements
for their reunion and dance sche-
duled for 10 p. m that evening in
the Hotel de ANA. Calexico. with
the junior college graduates as
guests of honor.
Dancing and cards were planned
and all alumni. former students,
their wives, husbands and friends
were eligible for attendance. said
Chester Irving, president,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Imperial Scouters
Launch Campaign

Imperial scouters launched their
annual finance drive at a break
fast in the Lions club hall Wednes-
dag morning, according TO Bill
Kenny. field executive.
Teams were chosen representing
lhc American Legion post and thc
Lions club, who expect To wind W
the drive by the end of next week
Team committeeman arc: bcgior
Dorman Stewart, jeff Myers, j.
d. McChristy, Bill Townsend, Har
Larson, A. Norwood. LionS-George
Parr. Milo Foster, Wade Boyer.
Howard Earl Pete Brooks John
Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Citizenship Awards Presented
By American Legion

Central junior college, to Fran
ces Sunstrom and Roy Koike; Cen
tral high school, to Frances Aaron
and Bill Thompson Wilson school
to Winifred Anderson and Leslie
Horton; Douglass high school to
Merritt Johnson and Ruth Wash
ington; Washington elementary
school to Virginia Gallegos and
Thomas Nuncz.
Al Washington, the awards being
made Wednesday morning, Edna
Morrison. Americanism chairman
for the American Legion Auxiliary,
also presented the winners IN the
patriotic essay contest with their
awards also; James Dewitt, first;
Irene Prince. second and Eva De-
Witt. third.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
VerIa Doxey To Be Maried on
Saturday to Walter Schaefer

Doxey. valley raneher for many
years.
Mr.. Schaefer comes from Penn
sylvania. where his parents still
reside. He is a graduate of San
Diego State college with an A. B.
degree in industrial arts. He Is
employed at present by Consoli-
dated Aircraft San Diego. and
is a member of Phi Sigma Chi.
honorary industrial fraternity. and
of Phi Eta Sigma, military fra
ternity.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Fremont School Graduation
Thursday of This Week

ton. j. Collins, Donald jackson
Conn. Catherine Dayton, Donald
Dotson. Shelby Ingle, Frank Fleming
Jose Herrera, Ruth Kempton. Mil
sired Kerr. Odessa Kimbrough, Joe
Magallanes. Matea Ojeda, Carlotta
Mata. Evelyn Minton, ,Emmitt Ray
mond Phillips. Clyde Powell Ed
win Lee Rorer, Leonor RoSas, Ruby
Nell Stockton Beth Irene Eevere
Jean Smoot. Richard VaWter, Este
fana Villegas. James Williams, Rec
da Wilkinson and Joseph Walker
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
Sumner Wins in
Speech Contest

Jack Sumner was voted as best
speaker of the evening at the La
conian Toastmaster'S club meeting
Tuesday night at the California
hotel. His topic was will Hitler
Force an Armistice by Sept -"
Other speakers were: James Noel,
DR. Arnold A. Ariaudo. Colin Ogden.
George Lederman and Robert Ray
burn. Don Blair, vice president, pre-
sided
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
AnnOunceme entS
Of Ne tin9s

ID. U. V. members are 10 meet at
8 am. at the Veterans hall Thurs
day for the Memorial day parade.
Those unable to be present at that
hour should meet the members Oh
the tent at Evergreen cemetery at
8 am, said Mrs. Edith Hobby,
president of Ana Maria Ross tent
Imperial Valley press., 1940-05-29
News I+ems About
Va|Iey Residents

Mr. and Mrs. Gladen Little and
daughter, Glenna. spent last Sun
day in Ell Caion visiting Mr.. Little's
aunt. Mrs. A. M. Lee, They were
accompanied by his parents, Mr..
and Mr.. Norman Little.