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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
MEM SOK DICS6SEGET

hozott a szervezetekre az
Endicott-J Johnson cip0gyarban
a. Labor Board altal kiirt va
laSztas, inert a munkasok
ot-egy aranyban mindket seer
vezet ellen es a sajat kompa-
MIA junijuk mellett s7avaztak.
EFT a vereseget a szervezetek
annak koszonhetik, hogy a
rendesebb sorsban lev6 mum
ka.sok felnek a racketeer mum
kasvezer uraktol. ,,y.r
Mem dicsosege az egesz mum
kas-szervezeti mozgalomnak az
a teny, hogy a szovetseg Bioff
los angelesi munkas-cart ado
csalas miatt vad ala helyezte.
Allitolag egyetlen evben leta-
gadott ez az ur "a ezer dol
lart az adobol es a munkasok
joggal kerdezhetik onmaguk-
tol, hogy mib6l kell egy tisz-
tesseges munkasvezernek eyi
"a ezer dollar jovedelmi adot
fizetni. Mr.. Bioff a mozi-mun-
kasok nagyhatalmu vezere.
vEREsEGET sZENvEDET
San Franciscoban ~ ezutta1
elso esetben = a CIO, mikor
a kik0t0k clerkjei eredmeny
nelkul tertek vissza munkaba
a, mutt heten.
Vereseget szenvedett a biro-
sagnal az AFL, mikor a biro-
sag megallapitotta egy Easton,
Pa. nyomda ugyeben, hogy
akik sztrajk alatt mennek va
lahova dolgozni, azokkal ke-
Sobb sem k0teles a nunka-
ado kollektive alapon targyalni.
Az egyetlen kedvez6 d6ntest
Washingtonban hozta a multi
heten a birosag, ahol kimond-
tax, hogy idegen import ellen
sztrajkkal vedekezhetnek a
munkasok.
Egg pek-sztrajkbol kifolyo-
lag mas varosbol szallitottak
kenyeret Washingtonban, ami
Matt picketeltek a pekmun-
kasok es a drajverek az ell
lenik kert tito parancsot meg
tagadta a birosag. Azzal a
megokolassal, hogy a kenyeriik
vedelmeben az idegen import
ellen joggal picketelnek a
] munkaSok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18

retnek a republicans part
torkan lenyomni.
Ko0ben aggodva nezik, hogy
Hoover a finn segelynozgalom
reven egyre t0bb publicitast
kap a lapoktol s attol felnek,
hogy clark horse" gyarant
fog a republicans konvencion
reszt venni. Termeszetesen AIT
tudjak, hogy a Hoover nevevel
a feher haz k0zelebe sem jut-
hatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-01-18
A KORMANY ES A T6KE

ezuttal mem is attol felnelS,
hogy vi uzleti ossze-omlas len
ME ebben az orszagban, hanem
inkabb azon vannak, hogy
egeszsegtelen "boom" ne le-
gyen, ami magas arakat hozna
magaval.
A polgarsag egy kis boom
OF mar igazan mem banna,
inert a visszater6 normalis vi
szonyokat meg azok sem me-
rik elhinni, akik dolgoznak,
amig tiz million feliili munkat-
Ian embert latnak az orszag-
ban.
Hogy ''haborus prosperitas"
vagyis magas arak mem lesz-
mex, arrol gondoskodnak a $40
vetsegesek, amint AIT megmu-
tattak a multi heten a farme-
rex.
Egyetlen tetelben vasarolt
= leginkabb Canadabol -
Anglia es Franciaorszag BIZ
zottsaga szazmillio bushel bu-
zat, vagyis mem volt hajlandt
kiil0n-kiil0n forrasokbol venn
eS az arakat felverni. Amie
a bevasarlasaikat ICY eszkoz-
lik, addig az arakat fel nem
halifax. Sot eppen a nagy We
tel hatasa alatt a buza-arak
Evening star., 1940-12-02

Oilettes and etchines! A
huge variety Of subjects!
All come h hondso mely
fromed and reosur-
ing anywhere from 1870
to 22x26 inches. See them.
You'll not only buy for
gifts /. but wsnt to pick
up one or two for yourself.
pictures. Fourth Fooe,
The Hecht Col
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Valentine Baby
Has Party For
First Birthday

Judy Rae Bradshaw, who IS a VAL
entine baby, had her first birthday
party Wednesday, being one year
old, the party, given by her mother,
Mrs. Don Bradshaw taking place
at the H. c. Buehner home, 620
Hamilton avenue. Mrs. Buehner and
Mrs. Bradshaw are sisters.
Each guest had pink heartshap-
ed cake with its lighted candle and
the table and the house were decor
ated in keeping with the Valentine
theme.
Mothers and their children who
were present were: Mrs. Rosser Rus
sell and Sherline, Mrs. Art Freeman
and Charline, Mrs. Jean Davis and
Russell, Mrs. Neal Gavin and jim
my, Mrs. Tony Greer and Tommy,
Mrs. Bob Marshall and Lee Ann and
Judith, Mrs. Richard Hammer and
Marilyn, Mrs. Bob Berry and Billy,
Mrs. Buehner and ROnny, and the
baby's two grandmothers, Mrs.
George Bradshaw and Mrs. Bert
Underwood
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Mardi Gras Theme
For Junior Dance

A mardi gras dance is being plan
ned for Saturday night by the
board of directors and section
Chalrmen Of The Junior Ten Thou
sand club under the general chair
manship of Mrs. Rudy FroWiss.
This dance is open to Junior
and Senior club members and
friends of the organization. All
proceeds will be devoted to one
special welfare project sponsored
by the club
Balloons and Serpentine and all
the mardi graS features are high
lights OF the dance Specially
dances have been planned and a
prize waltz will be an additional
attraction. Dancing will start at
$50 pm. Saturday in the club
house.
Hostesscs for the evening are;
Mesdanles Clifton H. Field, Larry
Hanson, Merwin Mccoy. Robert
Garter, Rudy Frowiss Adolph kath,
Bob Sheffield, Richard Hammer
Gerald Port the Misses Lillian
Shawley, Marjorie Spear, Ailora
Gallaher. Leah Bean, JacQueline
LaVine, Laura Gilstrap RoSalie La
Brucherie, Dorothy East
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Lenten Musicale
By ByMe+hodis+
Choir Sunday

Ell Centro's Methodist church
choir is presenting Lenten musi-
Gale Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock in
the church, the program being open
to the public.
This splendid choral group of 40
voices is directed by Mrs. Eugene
Waterman with Mrs. j. D. FoSs as
pianist st-accompanist. Their special
programs throughout the winter are
given for the benefit of the church
organ fund, free-Will offering
being taken at each concert.
The program will include num-
bers by the choir, by quartets, trios,
duets, and soloists, the following be-
ing featured in the special group
or solo numbers: Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Moore, Mrs. Waterman, DR..
R. c. clemens, Mrs. D. B. Roberts,
Kinds Dukes, Georgiana Sones,
Kathryn Hinderks, Lillian Mills,
Mrs. Homer Nelson, Mrs. Grayce
Percey, Mrs. Elmer Bowling, j. Hal
lawell Alfred Spicy.
DR.. George w. Thomas will de-
liver the prayer and DR.. w. A. Nc
Cleneghan, the benediction.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Two Youngsters
Give Par+yFo
kindergarten

Geneva OBurke and Melba Ruth
RobCrd5 gave a Valentine party for
Their kindergarten friends at Nc
Kinley school early Wednesday al
ternoon, the young hostesses bein3
assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Ran
som OBurke and Mrs. Randolph
Roberds, and by their teacher, Mrs.
Kathryn Kath.
Many games were played and re-
freshments in the Valentine motif
were served.
Those attending were: Wanda Joy
Gillett 10 Ann jerks, Suzanna Mar
tinez, Helen Mordah, Lucille Rink,
Melba Tiller, Lolita Vinfrido, Pa
tricia Williams. Bobby Lou Preston.
Walda Jean Smart. Mary Yougihard,
Betty 10 RoberdS, James Bolt, Ber-
trand Harris, Lorenzo Lenarej. Phil
ip Livingston, Myron Maupin. Don
aid Roy Morton. Ronald Murphy,
Gayle Pinkney, Lawrence Pohl, j.
w. Reeves, Norman Self. Herman
Ray Thompson, Walter Winn, Billy
Pyle, Donald Spence, Howard jerks,
Warren Burton.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Whist Party Well
Attended Event

Farty whist proved decidedly pop
ular at the card party given We'd
Inesday night pv Harding PIT. A
in the school since there were II
tables playing whist and only two
bridge.
Valentine decorations were used as
the setting and Mrs. kar! Kaiser
and her committee OF hosteSses serV-
CO strawberry shOtcake and coffee
before the card game.
In the whist game, the high score
prize was awarded to A. L. Burke
and the other whist pr.zes, in the
order Of scores. went to Mesdames
j. E. Hart, M. c. Garfield. Les'ie
Stroud and George Nails. For the
bridge game, Mrs. H. L. Laird Won
the high score prize. All prizes WeEl
attractive plants, highly suitable al
this season Of tie year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Pancake Machine
Displayed

Machine made pancakes. entirely
untouched by human hands, are
being demonstrated this week
Thursday and FRIDAY at Cox Bros
market through the courtesy OF the
Sperry Flour Co. and just to prove
that these cakes are delicious. rlsl-
tors will be served some OF the pam
cakes with butter and syrup.
This pancake wonder machine
known as the robot machine op-
crates in this manner: batter poufS
automatically out OF splgot when
shuts off when the required amount
has been deposited on the heated
surface Of the machine. The baker
revolvcS slowly and when the hall
way point is completed the pan
cake is flippcd over. When tho
circuit is completed the pancafe
is dexterously catapulted to a wait
ing plat. The machi9c turns oul
a pancake every Is minutes. The
batter is made from Spcrry Pan
}. cake and Waffle flour.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Junior Groupin
CaIexico ProQram

Junior American Legion AuXili-
ary members from El Centre gave
a play Tuesday night for the men,
bers of the CaleXico post and unit
at their joint meeting.
Those participating in the pro-
gram were: Hazel Lehman, Mar
jorie Roberts, Frances Farrar, Bon
ME Belle Barker. Donna Barker,
Beebe Yount, Grace Thompson,
Marjorie McCaslin. Thelma Paulin.
Mrs. Felix P. Lehman, Mrs, L. A.
Conn. Mrs Helen Roberts, and Mrl
Jack Barker accompanied them.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Special Ire at for
Wahanka GROUP

A Valentine lurclcon at the home
Of Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson, 1928 Broad
wav, Wos the special treat which
Wahanke Camp Fire girls enjoyed
on Wednesday,
Plans for the annual 'ioughnUt
sale were made. those present being
Gerry Starr, Donnie Bradshaw, Hell
er Maloof Irma Curren, Mary Lou
Ray, Sharon McNeece, Mary Lou
Peacock, Mary Fran Hafner, Jerry
Rice, Laura Doffin2. Barbara Dell
Wright, Marjorie Odle, Iona Likens,
Mrs. Wilson and Jean Munson,
assistant guardian.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Clubs
Society
I Ut interest 10 w OII1C11
CALENDAR
THURSDAY

Ii L hSDa1
Bridge dinner, !, Eiks hall
Dams Entire, 6:3C, 10000 club
Alamo Verde, 1880, Verde school
20-3O club, Z, California hotel
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house
Barbara Worth RebekahS, 100,
644 Olive
T0rop II, Il. s. a., Scout hut
Troop 80, B. 5. a, 1880, McCabe
Building trades council, 1880, La
EOr temple
Chess club, 7:20. st. Pauls
Band concert, 8, CaleXico high
school
FRIDAY
Kiwanis club, Barbara Worth
townsend club No. !, 7:3O, VIII
son music room
Old time dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall
Painters union, 1:30. Labor temDlc
Transfers union, 1880, Labor
temple
Jasper farm center, 7:30, Jasper
school
Bridge tourua,rent, 7;3o, Hotel de
Anza, CaleXiCO
Democratic card party, 1:3O. G6i
Holt
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Ca|exico Union
Has Ne etinq

CAIEYICO. FEB l5-ThC Calev-
jrO Union CT tho w c. T. u. met
for q business session III the Baptist
church h'uoa&ay afternoon. Mrs
Pcarl Waggouer, president, was in
tho char
Mrs. Frank Crosse reported on
the Christmas gifts sent to the
Home in EAGLE Rock city, a state
project Of the organization. There
were l06 parka-cS sent.
Items OF business included plans
made 10 coos ratC with The county
organization III maintaining Il booth
at the county fair in March. where
rlilk, irG cream. chocolate, pie and
AXE VIII be cold. Mrs Pearl Wag-
/ 1NU(r ard Ms. Carl OReilly are in
charge Of the CaleXico contributions.
Sund@Y. February II, bouquets of
flowers will be placed in all local
churches as memorial to the
n:SSing from life of Frances Willard.
M2rch %, the United States gov
!. MT vii iSHHc CT the FIRST time
Fran ;es Willard postage stam
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Friendship Tea
nCalexico

CAIEXlCO. Feb. l5.-The IrlenQ-
ship Tea given Oy members OF lAe
Methodist Council Wednesday was
delightful affair. The social hall
Of the church was taxed 10 It's iuil-
est capacity.
Groups Of indian women, MeXl-
can, Chinese and Japanese attend
ing gave the affair an lnterna-
tional atmosphere
MIS-. E. K. Kltow arranged a
charming display of japanese char
acters illustrating noteworthy al0
interesting customs. Imported pieces
of ait work were grouped about IN
colorful display. Mrs. KitoW COM
mented Oh the beautiful doll cere-
monial and the Japanese tea
drinking" philosophy
Mrs. Albert Lowe contributed TO
tie art display an exhibit OF M
ported Chinese art, vases OF lovely
pottery and pictures made OF cork.
Chinese children we're heard III
hymns and songs in Chinese.
Mrs. Ernest Chavez was heard
in a solo sung in Mexican with
Mrs. Jimenez as accompaniSt. A
group of Mexican children sang in
their native tongue.
A play If People Only Knew
gave some highlights OF mission
airy interest. Taking part were:
Mesdamc5 Leroy Foster, Bert Red
dish, &. F.. Kearney, Vernon Rood,
Harold Mason. Mona Await and
Roy Tucker.
Mrs. F.. L. Young presented the
program and Mrs. Roy Tucker led
the GeyotionalS. Mrs. Harvey Shep-
nerd and Mrs, BAR Williams pre-
sided at tea table.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Edited bv ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Camp Fire Girls Begin Annual
Doushnut Sale Campaign

10 carry on their Camp Fire ac-
liyitIes Special prizes are gwen
to those selling the greatest num-
Der of doughnuts
Plans for the sale and for organ
izlng a council were discussed at
the recent meeting OF the Camp
Fire board Monday at Tie Calltor-
MA hotel. The council IS TO be
composed of representatives Of var
ious organizations Who will meet
tH!ce each year. the purpose being
to ,.cquaint residents Of the COM
munt5 Wit tha YORK Of Camp
Frc Coaari! members are to be
guests Il tie auHG-.I birthday din
nc. on March Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

Camp Fire groups throughout Ell
Centre had special meetings wed
ncSday when the announcement
relative to the Camp Fire annual
dOuphnut sale was made.
These special meetings were call
Cd 80 that each girl would receive
tn" news at the same time and
all would be on an equal footing
III the matter of soliciting orders.
The girls will take orders up to
FeL. ~ When the doughnutS Will
be Gc..ye .eG TO the patrons. Liter
ally hundreds of dozens OF dough-
nuts are sold each year and the
money earned by tie girls goes into
the treasures of the various groups
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Bridge Club at
McNeece Home

Bright colorcd daffodlls and Il
Valentine table appointment were
used by Mrs. John b. McNeece
when she entertained her bridge
club at dessert and bridge on We'd
ncSGay at her home, 653 Wensley
avenue.
Mrs. J. w. Hcndry of Brawley
won the high score prize; Mrs. Z.
f. Clements. the second, and MIS-.
.William McCulloch the third. 9th
cr members present were: Mrs.
Franz Richmond, Mrs. w. A. Ton
dro. Mrs. L. K. jefferson and MIS-.
r. j. Mcnamara.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
AnnOunceme
o. Meetin9s

Chapter CIV, PEG. is TO meet
Saturday at 1890 noon, at the D.
B. Roberts home. AT SandalWoool
Drive, with Mrs. Louis Slce as CO.
hostess. Mrs. j. D. FoSS Will give
the program "CuStoms ana Ell
quette'.
County W.C.T.U. board Will meet
Monday at las O'Clock with MIS-
j. A Morrow, 900 South Third
street, BraWlcy
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

Valentines day was celebrated ap-
propriately by Chapter AV, P E. O.,
the members entertaining their hus-
bands at gay dinner party We'd
nesday night at the Harry w. Horton
home. 691 Sandalwood Drive.
Red and Wnie sweetpeas centered
the attractive buffet table and
each small table had centerpiece
of the same flowers.
During the evening each B. I. L..
was presented with Valentine
which he read to the group, COM
bination of both amusing and pretty
sentiments being revealed. After
o special popularity contest the
group enjoyed game of hearts,
the prizes going to O. J. Bradshaw.
first; Allen Nuffer, second; Judge
Conkling, third; c. E. Sprouse,
fourth, and Earle G.. Davis, conso-
lation.
Members and guests present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Adams, Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Welfare Section
Enjoys Outing

AmOnC recent meetings was mat
of the Junior Ten Thousand club 5
Welfare section held Tuesday at
the home of Miss Charlene Wolf
$40 ViNe.
Tho coup first enjoyed an hours
bicycle ride after which a pot luck
ainncr was served, business meet :
ing beng helu after the dinner.
Those present were: MeSdames
George Carter, Wilbert Carpenter
William Doutilitt, Gerald Port, the
Misses Peggy Kelly Hazel Frost
Marie Won Allnen and the hostesses,
Miss Kay Walkley and Miss Char
lene Wolf.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
EI Centro Soroptimists
To Receive Charter

ed the members III starting the
group. Many from the coast club
will be pre- sent for the charter night
observance.
Mrs. Pearl Burke is president of
the new club: Mrs. Helene Bennett.
fist wee president; Miss Neoma Os-
born, second president; Mrs.
Belnice Duer, secretary; Mis- Flor
ence Glenn, treasurer, Mrs. Media
Frost. auditor; Mrs. Cria Kenaf,
Mrs. Dozler S. Dawson. and Mrs.
Freda Fleming. directors
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Busy Bee Quilting
Club Ne ting

Busy Bees met "Wednesday with
Mrs. l.. A. Dunlap. TIA Brighton
avenue, for day OF quilting inter-
iupted only by 4 luncheon at noon.
Those present We're: MeSdames
Iyalee Higgins, Clara Daley. Hazel
Binkley, Ada Gallaher, Lizzie Tay-
lOr, Alice Farmer. Vera Harris
Lily Harper, Della Haworth, Bess
Frtchard, Vienna Johnston, Nellie
Low, Emma Wise. Virginia Byrd,
Della Byrd. Della Dunlap.
Mrs. Gallaher will entertain the
group in two weeks at her home
on the San Diego highway.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Dinner Party for
Leroy HoIts

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Holt were
guests of honor at a charmingly
appointed dinner party given Tues
day night by Mr.. and Mrs. John
zenos at their home near Meloland.
Coser5 were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Volt. Mr and Mrs. Walter B. Have
korst. Mr.. and Mrs. Arno C. Yae-
ckel and the hosts
Mr ard Mrs. Holt won the high
score prizes in the bridge game,
Mrs. Holt also receiving an attrac-
tive guest prize
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15

FL Centres newest Womcn'S ser
vice club the El Centro Soroptl-
mist club. will receive its charter at
an impressive ceremony conducted
by the San Diego club members
Saturday.
The charter presentation will take
place at banquet that night, I
O'Clock, at the Barbara Worth no.
tel. with San Diego and Ell Centre
club members as ho,teSSeS TO thelr
invited guests.
San Diego has sponored the or
ganization OF the club and has aid
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Women Demos
Sponsor Party

Imper Al V@llov Wcmcn's Demo
cratic ri1ib is snoneoring soco"'+
card naitr t0" Frday evening. 7'''
O'Clock at tho homo Of Mrs. wy
Won FllSs. G64 Holt avonuo Bridge
both auction and contract, pinochlo
and Chinese checkers VIII be olave@
with table prizes Tor the winners
Dessert viii be served at 80
o'clock. The affair /, open TO the
public and reservations NAV be mod"
with Edna Morrison, telephone l8l
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Plans For Bridge
Luncheon Made

FlaNS for the bridge luncheon CT
March % whose purpose is TO raise
money for the club building fund,
were discussed at the Ten ThCuS-
and clubs Arts and Crafts section
meeting Wednesday il the club
house by Mrs. r. c. Barter, who with
Mrs. w. A. Vie as cochairman, Is
in charge.
A work day was featured with a
Valentine luncheon served at Moor
by Mesdames P. M. Mercer, +. L.
Allen. L. L. Rentz, Robert o. Pat
terson, Clifford Moore,
New members and guests present
were: MesdameS B. A. Johnson
Lynn Chandler, c. w. Ashley. Clark
Lay, Howard Soper, and George
Kirk
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Bridge Tourney
AtCalexico

Rubber bridge will be played at
this weeks contract tournament
scheduled for Friday night at 7:3O
O'Clock at the Hotel de ANA, CAL
exico. These parties are non-profit
affairs open to all bridge players
in the valley, a fee being charged
to cover Incidental expenses and
to furnish the money toI the prizes.
One week rubber bridge is played
and the next, duplicate.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Chapter Az Gives Valentine
Party for B. |. LIS.

STANLEY Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs. o
J. Bradshaw. Nj, and Mrs. Roy E
Breedlove, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Clements, Judge M. w. Conkling
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Curricr, MI
and Mrs. Earle G. Davis. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ladral Nj. Ferguson, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Elmer w. Heald. Mr. and Mrs
Ross T. Hickcox, Mr.. and Mrs Leroy
Holt, Mr.. anl Mrs. Chancellor Liv-
ingston, Mrs. Howard P. Meyer
Allen p Nuffer, Mr.. and Mrs. Minol
O. Sinms. MI. and Mrs. C. f
Sprouse. Judge and Mrs. Vaughn
N. Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Benefit Dance
.AtCaIipatria

CALIpATRIA, Feb. l5-A dinner
darcn Will be held at tie American
Legion hall Friday evening, Feb
ruary 16. for thc benefit Of the
lror lml, for Imperial county, The
lance IS beon4 sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary and the
Calipatria WOman'S club.
Dinner will be served at 7 and the
entire evening will be given over
to entertainment and dancing. The
valentine motif will be carried out
in the decorations. There will be a
Walt contest and a oriZe will be
given to tie best dancers.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
D. A. R. State
Conference

Daughters OF the American Rero-
luton of California will hold their
thirty-second annual state confer
cnce in March with the opening
session the evening of March -
at O'Clock in the Riverside Mis-
sion Inn. MIS-. John Wltticr Howe
Hodge is state regent.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Bob Thacker Wins
Appointment

Flyi,'e Cadet Robert E. Thacker
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Percie Thackel
= Il Csntro, has been appointed
> corporal OF the Flying Cadet
Battalion at the U. S. Army All
Corps school al Randolph field neal
san Antonio. Texas. The appoint
ment was given by Col. John 3
Brooks. commandant of the al,
corps primary training school.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Kute KIux Club
Hostess

Miss Mary Maggie was hostess
Tuesday night at her home on 854
Olive avenue to her fellow members
OF the Kute Klux Sub Deb club
serving refreshments to the follow
ing after the business meeting:
Dorothy Little, Viola Hacker, Rena
Niboli, Mary Fiore, Ruth BAN
Mamie Maggie.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
AuxiIiaryP|ans
Special Program
On Americanism

Boyce Aten unit. American Le-
gion Auxiliary, is planning a pa
triotic program on the theme o1
Amerlcanism for It's next meeting
Feb. 2G, and has invited members
of the Legion and their families
TO be guests.
Edna Morrison is in charge and
preliminary plans were discussed
at the meeting of the unit this
week in the veterans hall
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Band Gomez er+ on
This Thursday

Calexico high schools band con
cert will take place Thursday night
Feb. IS, at 8 o'clock in the higf
school auditorium when a fine pro-
gram will be presented, the con-
cert being planned TO raise money
for instruments for the band.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Valentine Dance
"Wednesday Night

Juana Jean Riggs and Barbara
Jean Measures were hosteSses We'd
nesday night at Valentine dance
at the Measures home, 1918 State
where some IA guests enjoyed the
hospitality of the young hostesses
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Lincoln S Day
Baby Arrive es

Mr. and Mrs, Raymond D. Golden
have a Linco!n's Gay son. Raymond
D. Golden, jr.. born FEB. u at
Quintard hospital San Diego. His
mother is the former Margaret
Burke. daughter OF Charles Burke
Ul FL CentrU.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-15
Gaining After
Operation

Jimmy PHrcon Who undnrWa"t
an operation rcrertlv in the Fl
Cnntro hoSNital is reported as re-
cuDerating niC"lV.