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Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
8 Dead, 81 Hurt
In Mexico Blast

MEXICO CITY, July 4-CUP)-
The newspaper Universal reported
that at least eight men were killed
and % others were injured when a
man dynamiting small hill on
the Guadalajara -NogaleS highway,
near Guadalajara, forgot to warn
nearby workers. Other workmen
were believed buried by the blast
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
BRITISH REPORT
AIR VICTORY

LONDON, July 4-CUP)-- The
air ministry said today that seven
German bombcrs were shot down
and six others badly damaged by
British fighting planes in Wednes-
days bombing raids on the British
Isles.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
Desert Heat
Claims Victim

Heat took life in Imperial
! county Thursday VII n Officers
found the body of Fred Perry Tuck
er of Long Beach slumped in his
automobile near Grays Wells west
of the Sand Hills.
Tucker was en- route to the coast
from Tucson. Arizona. He appar-
emily stopped his car to rest from
the heat and failed to recover.
SheriffS officers were checking
for relatives Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04

n history is hanging over Europe"
he trade paper admitted the con-
tinentai food situation poses one
IF the most delicate questions Great
deby the British blockade.
Hoover may be unduly pessi-
mistic, although the situation In
serious enough Broomhall's said.
With the continent cut Off from
some 100000 quarters Of grain
and flour normally imported from
non-E European countries. and with
domestic crops everywhere showing
only moderate promise, l. u Diff
ficult to see how shortage even
to the point OF local famine con-
ditions can be avoided"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
Yearly COMPLAINT

Every year on July and CHRIST
mas and New Years Day We feel
q grudge against the world, and
every year as lorg as we can re-
call we've cntcd our spleen in a
column.
While tho rest of you citizens
are spraying under coolers with
something cool in a glass, or spraW-
ling under trees in the mount3mS,
we the doWntrOhlen continue to
PUNK at the same old typewriter.
So the heck with it, we're going
to press early.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04

ESiC'c, DullulllB IlSptCJOT, eIIeCClVe
July 81 and confirmed the resig-
nation of Aubrey j. Boles, water
plant superintendent, effective Aug.
|.
Both will receive vacations be-
fore these dates BoleS had resign
ed previously but had delayed de-
parture at the councils request.
New Engineer
At the same session Wednesday
night the board officially accepted
an application of NJ j. Shelton of
San Diego as city engineer. His
salary will be $3.50 a month with
$25 car allowance.
designations of both CongreVe and
Boles were apparently voluntary.
When Congreve's was accepted H
r. Johnston, contractor. informed
the board:
"Congreve has made the best
building inspector in 20 years :"
Director of Public Works C. Wall
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
Olson Recall Lists
$4,000 Signatures

SACRAMENTO. Cal. July A.
(UP>-Filing of TAT signatures from
Orange county for the recall OF
Gov. Culbert Olson today increased
the names on file with the secre-
tary of states office to 5O,O45. A
total of $4,000 is necessary to quail
fy the proposition for a vote OF
the people.
The Orange county petitions were
a supplementary filing closing the
recall campaign in that county.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04

Ell Centre property owners were
warned Thursday that they must
either lodge their complaints to
new property valuations within
the next week of forever hold
their peace"-at least for an
other year.
Board of Equalization hearings
which started briefly Wednesday
night will be resumed Friday night
in the city hall and continue
next week as long as necessary
to meet the requests for adjust
ments. Property owners are ex-
peccted to call at the city clerks
office to find out what the new
valuation of their holdings are.
Once the board sessions close
and the tax rate is set, there Is
no formal means of redress to
owners who feel their valuation
is not just.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
An Argument

Although dragging in spots, q
few wise cracks enlvencd the cour-
Gil meeting when Herbert Fawcett
and p. L. Moore fell to Wran ling
over a proposed ordinance change.
Moore opposed change on the
basis that the people had been sat
isfied with the situation in the past.
Fawcett countered in typical FaW-
cett fashion with:
Your great grandfather had no
bath tub. He should come back and
cry because you have one!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04

ter Henecke fastened to add that
Congreve was leaving of his own
volition because he felt he could
find greater reward elsewhere. His
salary was SITS month.
City Clerk Neal Gavin disclosed
the appointment of Mary Lillian
Irvine to succeed Mrs. Fay Burke
Continued on Page 6. col. -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
Election Violence Feared in Some
Areas Of Mexico Sunday as Fifth
Column Acts; MexicaIi Quiet

Although election day in Mexical Sunday was expect
ed to be devoid of violence United Press reports from
points in Latin America indicated Thursday that fifth
column elements may try to the election for melting
trouble in other report from Mexico City said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04

Just to stop airy idle talk about
the bale of hay that rode around
in the rumble scat of IRIS car
Thursday and prevent any false
rumOrS To circulate. the truth is We
stole it!
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
Britain Captures French
Fleet in Naval Battle,
,ThwurtS Axis Power Plans
Churchill Outlines Drastic Measures
Of British Fleet TO Prevent Seizure
Of French Ships by Nazis

LONDON, July 4.--Prime Minister Winston Church
i'll told the House Of Commons today that Great Britain
has seized sent to the bottom the bulk of the fleet of her
surrendered ally, France and pledged that Britain would
continue its against Germany with utmost vigor.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04
Raj ph Con9reve
Resi- 9ns as City
Building InsP ector
Personnel Changes Complete Shakeup
In Engineer, City Clerk ffices;M.J.
Shelton Officially Appointed

New agnments in the city clerk and city engineering
departments of Ell Centre began take shape Thursday
after confirmation of two appointments by the city
council.
The council accepted resignation from Ralph Con-
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04

1t fell to Bill Livingston to colr
The proper name for Imperial Coun-
tvs home defense units.
:. He calls them the Cactus Army
Imperial Valley press., 1940-07-04

Butter: Los Angeles 3Oc: but
terfat, imperial Valley (. o. b. ranch,
grade 39c; ufact turing milk
33c; rOte gathered cream pc.
l.. a. Hay; u. s. No. l sl3-14:
u. ). No. 2 Ieafy Sl25O-l3; u. y. No.
2 S1O.5O-$11; Mpls. Sept. flax.
Sl.64.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Miss Alexius,
Mr.. Emerson Are
Feted At Dinner
Dr., Mrs. Donald B. Koonce
Are Hosts At Country
Club Saturday Night

DIR. and Mrs. Donald E. Koonce
entertained last evening at the Cape
Fear Country club at q dinner dance
honoring Miss Catherine Alexius
and William P. Emerson, whose
wedding will be an interesting event
of this Saturday evening.
Guests were invited for s o'clock
and dinner was served at $50
o'clock at a large table centered
with spring flowers and burning
tapers.
Invited guests We're Miss Alexius
and Mr.. Emerson, honor guests,
Miss Rosalie Waters and James
Carr, Miss Mary Read Harris and
James Sprunt, Miss Louise Beane
and Thomas B. Granger, Miss Mar
garet Bellamy and Harold Alexius,
DIR. and Mrs. James II. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Julien K. Taylor, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Emerson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Mrs. John McCabe,
Recent Bride, Is
Entertained Here
Miss Myrtle Burriss And
Mrs. Gertrude Miller Hos
tesses At Shower

On Wednesday evening, Miss Myr-
tie Burriss and Mrs. Gertrude Miller
were joint h~ostesses at a lovely mis-
cellaneouS shower at the latters
home on Dock street, honorinS Mrs.
John V. McCabe, recent bride, who
before her marriage on March 10,
Was Miss Eloise Brown.
The home was attractively decor.
ated throughout with a variety and
p%rofusion of ~dogwood, narcissus Inc
other spring flowers, using the color
note Of white and green.
The lace covered dining table was
lovely with a beautiful two tier
wedding cake used as a center piece
surrounded by greens. Tall white
candles in silver holders completed
the arrangement.
Upon their arrival, each guest was
presented a corsage consisting OF
white corNfloWers, narcissus and
candytuft tied with white ribbon.
The honoree was presented a lovely
corsage of whit carnations and roses
tied with satin ribbon. Attached to
the corsage was a long white ribbon
which Mrs. McCabe followed into the
dining room to a large basket that
was filled with many lovely gifts
from her friends.
Bunco was played at five tables
throughout the evening. Hifh score
prizes were awarded to Miss Lucy
Cochran and Miss Agnes Land, while
Miss Violet Roderick was present.
ed the prize for low score. Mrs.
McCabe was presented crystal in her
chosen pattern by the hostesses.
At the conclusion of the game
when refreshments were served,
each table was graced with a center
piece of flowers. Fruit punch, cake
and minis were served.
Those present were, Mrs. John ".
McCabe, honoree; Misses Lila Brown,
Lucy Cochran, Eunice Futch, Lucy
Futch, Scenic Rutch, Mae Grant,
Louise Mallard, Isabel McDougald
and Violet Roderick; Mesdames Nc
MILAN Antley, Daily Brown, Ella F.
Brown, J. A. Hall, J. L. Herring,
Agnes Land, Scion G. Long, w. A.
Mcdonald, Eustace Norfleet, j. B.
Sellers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Class OF New Hanover High
School To Present Play On Friday

The cast of 'Spooks," the play
which the Senior class of New Han
over High school will present in the
high school auditorium at SIS
o'clock Friday evening, April 26, is
as follows:
Judy, a mysterious colored WON
an, Florence Davis; Elliott Butter
field, one of the heirs, Sam Beh-
rends; Marion Blackwell, the sec
ond heir, Margaret Becker; Doug
las Blackwell, the third heir, Billy
Small; Sam, his colored boy, Brad,
ford Tillery; Laurette Payne, the
fourth heir, Orma Jean Willis; Mr..
Willoughby, the secretary, John
Evans, Jr.; Inspector Ryan. San
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Vivian Bridger,
Grady Simmons
Engaged To Wed
Marriage Of Bladenboro Cou-
ia Will Take Place In
BIsdeuboro On May 5

arnrNEORO, April 20 Miss
vivian Brtdsar was honoree at a
,.,,-ff9, rary on Tuesday after
nnsn Mrs. James A. Bridger
.,inet al seven tables of bridge
mix to compliment her and to
.,,,,s tn, Engagement and ap-
hing s.5rriage of Miss Bird
ar % Grady simmons.
r,s living rooms where guests
ertert tined we're made beau
wi with an arrangement of cut
.,rs IN pastel shades, carrying
color scheme on green and
., md vases of stocks were
NJ. sarh tla,e where ice cream and
4,,s4,r4t cakes were served. The
,,s 0ers decorated in green and
-,-s ,1tnz. and on top of each
was 4 tiny white hat holding
,,,,,-a blossoms and a scroll, which
Arc the words: Vivian to Grady,
Nav -" Sailed nuts and minis
os-a 7assed. The hostess was as
ss.si in serving by Mrs. ]. K. Buie,
sse- 0f the honoree. by Miss Mar
..-- Blanchard, Mrs. r. C. Smith,
Mrs Leo Buie and Mrs. r. L. Bird
3.
fIoning refreshments, bridge
egt rock were played with high
y.,-e bridge prize going to Mrs. L.
c BE:ger and high score rock to
Mrs Alec Nance. Miss Bridger was
-~-esan.et a lovely honor guest gift.
Ta5sa enjoying Mrs. Bridger's
f5saiialiyy were: Miss Vivian Bird
gel. Mrs. D. H. Armstrong, Mrs. S.
5 Hutchinson, Mrs. Alec Nance,
Mrs F. 7. Gibson, Mrs. r. L.
B-;iSer. Mrs. J.. L. Bridger, Mrs.
D H. Brj5gar, Mrs. r. c. Bridger,
il, Mrs. L. c, Bridger, Mrs. w. R.
E,m5re. Mrs. R. C. Bridger, Mrs.
{ 4. Shaw, Mrs. B. o. Ward, Miss
Elizabeth Dunn, Miss Kate Fisher,
Mrs. C. B Hasbrouck, Mrs. L. A.
Brlger, Mrs. W. G. Russell, Mrs.
{. H. Dunn, Mrs. A. NJ. Hales, Mrs.
JACK Kitchen, Mrs. r. C. Smith,
Mrs, ] K. Buie, all of Bladenboro,
Mrs. f. B. Singletary and Mrs.
Harold Smith, of Clarkton, and
Mrs, f, D, Caldwell, of Lumberton.
Mss Bridger, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. L. Brldger, will be married
IN May ) at her home, to Grady
Simmons, 0 Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
+ SIMMONS, of Buffers.
Tie mo young people are popular
WIFI a vide circle of friends and
thar approaching marriage will be
The OCCASION for many social events.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

Plans for the annual flower show
staged by the Cape Fear Garden
club are fast reaching perfection,
and every indication is that, in spite
of the late season for amateur flow
er growing, a show well worth see.
ing is to be given in the Cape Fear
armory building on Thursday and
Friday of this week, April Is and
20.
Mrs. J. D. Sprunt, and her com
mittee on drawing up the schedule
for this year found after much study
that the gradual Improvement of
the past seven years had left little
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
P ADAR
AT A
RIDE M SUPPER

The Alpha Adar sorority enter
tanned their friends Friday evening
with a hay ride and sandwich sup
per. The party gathered at the
nome of Miss airline Walkup, then
went as a group down to the
Scout camp. The camp was beau
tifully decorated with green and
white streamers, with ar open
fire at one end of the hall.
Numerous games were enjoyed
by all. The main feature of the
evening was the Virginia Reel"
lead by Miss Kathleen Skipper,
Miss Lib Millar, Jimmie Simmons
and Ed Maxwell.
A delicious sandwich supper was
served to: Along Newell, Roland
Sasser, Jane Pendleton, Marion
Verzaal, Annie Wood, Gerald Yer
zaal, Newell Pendleton, Jimmie
Heidi, Arlene Walkup, Jimmie
Simmons, Elizabeth Millar, Charles
Riesz, Norma Milliken, Ed Max
well, Beverly Walton, j. P. Wheel
er, Kathleen Skipper, Nick Gore,
Lillian Fowler, Jimmie Williamson,
Jack High, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Parker.
Improving
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jones will be glad to learn that the
condition of their young son, Eu-
patient at the James Walker Me-
mortal hospital is improved. He is
mascot for the N. C. Junior Soro-
sis, and son of the former Miss AL
l1e Morris Whitfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Bingo Party Tuesday Night

Dfl1SV "Hty IuCF5uHE -Fr5HU
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Cen
trail Labor Union will give a bingo
party Tuesday night, April %, at 9
O'Clock in the Union Labor Hall
Prizes are to be given and refresh.
ments served free. Music will be
furnished by the Recreation Boys.
Games and other forms of amuse'
ment are included on the program.
The public is invited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
Miss Alice Browne Becomes Bride
OfLeon Polk Andrews On SATURDAY.
Lovely Ceremony Solemnizec
At Church Of Covenant
Saturday Morning

A wedding of interest to a wide
circle of friends and one of beauty
and simplicity was that of Miss
Alice Elizabeth Browne, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Browne, of
this city, and Leon Polk Andrews,
(which took place yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Church of
the Covenant.
DR.. ]. Harry Whitmore, pastor of
the church, assisted by DR.. Charl-
ton H. Storey, officiated at the cere-
mony.
Easter lilies, palms and cybodium
ferns and cathedral candles were
used on the altar.
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs. Mat
tie Chasten played a number OF
selections at the organ. Selections
rendered were serenade, (Schubert)
TO An Evening Star, Wagner), Lie.
bestraum, (Liszt), Ave Maria, (Schu'
bert), Arthur John sang Because"
and 20 Perfect Love" The tradition.
al wedding marches being used for
the professional and occasional.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, o. L. Browne. The
bridegroom has as his best man,
Leon Polk Andrews, Jr., an d
men were Andrew Harriss and l.,
and L. c. French.
The bride wore a wedding gown
of white mousseline de sole, trim.
med with lace and fashioned with
long Bishop sleeves and forming a
slight train in the back and was
finished with e small round collar
She wore a small hat made OIL
matching material and trimmed il
the back with white velvet ribbon
She carried a beautiful bouquet Of
lilies of the valley centered with
white orchids and tied with white
tulle.
The dame of honor, and only at
tendant was the brides sister, Mrs
Gertrude Trail, who was dressed il
a lovely gown of apple 6 r e e I
mousseline de ole and trimmed will
shadow roundthread lace. She wor,
a large leghorn hat with trimming
of green ribbon. She completed he
costume with a bouquet of peacl
snapdragons, gerberas and Johan
ma Hill roses tied with apple greer
net.
Mrs. Browne, mother of the bride
wore mist rose crepe with blue &C
cessories and a corsage of orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Immediately following the cere
mony the couple left for a weddin:
trip south. For travelling Mrs. An
drews wore a grey ensemble will
q. grey and white polka dot dres
and her accessories were of rec
pattern leather.
Among those entertaining in hon
or of Mrs. Andrews were Mrs. Car
H. Davis, Mrs. Warren Sanders
Mrs. Dan Penton, Mrs. Howard Pen
ton, Mrs. Ben K. Norwood, Mrs. ]
O. Broughton, Mrs. J. c. Roe, Mrs
H. L. Keith, Miss Gertrude Jones
Miss Rebecca Wright, Mrs. Jane
deb. Walbach, Mrs. Jere Freeman
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Avery, Mrs
L. C. French, Mrs. w. A. French
Mrs. James Russell, Mr.. and Mrs
James A. MacAdams, John Garter
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Harriss anc
Mrs. w. r. Smith.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. P. Kemp, of G~oldsboro
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Alley, of Clear
water, Fla, Mrs. Lilly Todd Phil
lips, of Richmond, Va; Mrs. Her
bert Slender, of Charleston, S. c.
Miss Katherine Andrews, Of Fair
mont and Mrs. 1. J. Ward, of Fair
lmOrt-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

key Blanton, Jr.; Miss Brown, q
nurse. Nancy Norton; Police officer
Tom Polvogt; Messenger boy, Rob
ert Stroup.
Each member of this cast has
been outstanding in student activi
ties during the four years of high
school life. Florence Davis is presi
dent of the local chapter of the
National Honor Society; she is al,
so assistant editor of the Hanover.
IAN and vice-president of the Bible
club. Last year she played a prom
inent part in the Junior play.
Sam Rehrends has shown marked
dramatic ability ever since his first
Continued on Page IA; Col. 81
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

to be desired in the way of a sche.
dule, and comparatively few changes
were made in the current classifi-
cations. Those changes which were
made, were put in chiefly with an
eye to variety creating interest.
Copies of the schedule have been
placed in the city florist shops and
in Saunders DRUG store, and Mrs.
l.. w. Preston, n Of the assistant
general cnairmen has some copies
at her home. A phone call to her
Continued on Page Il; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
MISS NARY L L
JAMES S. ROBERTS
ANNOCNCE MARRIAGE

nH %r, ana Mrs. w. f. Miller an
1m .,5e the marriage of their
S PaS' Mary Vivian, to James
Rphort% son of Mrs. H. w.
IA wedding took place on April
co,n1a alsflon, South Carolina. The
South making their home at, sos
front street, this city
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21

! Continued on Page Il; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
HIGH SCHOOL HOME
ECONOMICS CLASS
GIVES ANNUAL TEA

Tt girls of the Home Economics
'egartnent gave their annual open
a"'Isa tea for their mothers, their
trends and the PIT. A. on Tues
ts!y afternoon, April Is, from 4 to
. o'clock IN the Home Economics
department. The entire department
Vas BEAUTIFULLY decorated with tn.
lbs making a lovely setting for
lie dainty dresses worn by the
g,r-s Win assisted with the tea.
line tea took the place of a part
of The program for the P.-T. A.
Ileeting. After a talk by Aeribelle
F'9-ah9, members were invited to
.- home economies department.
~ guests were directed to the bed
loon OF The department which
%sA9hsCraieI the Red Cross work
'.9sht IN Home Hygiene and Care
w me Sick, this room opened into
'isLE Of the department where
sue guests were introduced by Miss
amer 10 MISS Magdalyn Da-
w. MISS Nary Lee Brockington and
-p'S' Mary Hall Keith. Exhibits of
a4'.9 d work studied were arrang-
e In this room.
IDs foods laboratory with its four
s-ni-eae Unit kitchens was open
, -A"9setion, the girls busily at
%s.A mere with the serving of the
tSDss%hments. In the clothing room,
transformed into a reception room,
|oQS punch, sandwiches, cook,
law, %'1 lAInts which had. been pre-.
['77 " the food classes were serv.
O.. t%o hundred visitors call.
q'''ng The afternoon and the de.
w. Daysme0. was greatly pleased at
'e Interest displayed,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
|1RTLE GROVE HOME
eLCR WILL CONDUCT
NALL MEET THURSDAY

ta usie VIII be a called meeting of
H., SItle Grove Home Demonstra.
eill' on Thursday afternoon,
IN -, at 3 o'clock at the club
i. All members are requested
c,,sl P-esent as plans will be dis
for ICY tor the supper on May 2, aid
Nm ,ils nome Identification program
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-04-21
HAZEL BRADHAM AND
MICHAEL F. LAPACKA
MARRIAGE

Mrs. G. W. Robbins announces the
marriage of her sister, Miss Hazel
Bradham, to Michael Francis Lap
acka, on March Is, 1889.
Mrs. Lapacka is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bradham, Of Chin
quapin.
The couple will make their home
at Staten Island, N. Y.
The guardian., 1940-11-30
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