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Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1910
Ver|a Doxey Married Saturday
To Walter Euoene Schaefer

June is traditionally the month of
brides and Verla Louise DoXey,
daughter of C. j. Doxey. is Ell Cen
tro's first June bride. being married
Saturday night to Walter Eugene
Schaefer, II, son of Mr.. and Mis-
w. E. Schaefer of Pennsylvania.
The wedding was solemnized in
st. Paul's Episcopal church. the
Rev. Mr. Devon Ellsworth, vicar,
reading the impressive service.
Baskets of pink gladiolas with
a few blue flowers TO provide color
accents, and the soft light from
many white tapers provided a pref
ty setting for the ceremony.
Preceding the entrance OF the
bridal party James RyerSon OF
Holtville sang "Oh Promise Me-
and Still is the Night, James B.
Fisher, organist, playing his ac-
compartments, and also the we'd
ding marches.
Pretty Bride
Given in marriage by her brother
in-laW Thomas A. Crawford Of
Santa Ana. the pretty bride was
radiant in her smart grey redlngoIe
suit with which she wore blue and
white accessories. Exquisite lilies
and gardenias formed her bridal
bouquet
Mrs. Crawford was her sisters
matron of honor and was goWned
in a raspberry colored frock, Miss
Vivian Doxey of San Diego, sister OF
the bride and her bridesmaid, wear
ing dusty pink Both attendants
had corsages of gardenias and
Talisman roses and wore black and
white accessories.
Gordon Preston of San Diego
served Mr. Schaefer as the bes. man
and Matt LaBrucherie and Edwin
Aiken were the uSherS.
Reception Follows
Immediately following The we'd
ding was the reception for which
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ShowerHonors
Janet Reid

Janet Reid, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam j. Reid and the late William
j, Reid, whose marriage to Forest
Edwin keeler, jr, of Burbank and
Santa Barbara will take place on
June 20. was guest of honor at a
delightful miscellaneous shower
given Saturday night by her aunt
and cousin, Mrs. Warren E. Sage
and Betty Sage.
A group of mothers and daugh-
terS were invited for the evening
and enjoyed the entertaining games
provided for them, Mrs. M. j. DoWd
and Shirley Maddux winning the
prizes. The future bride not only
received number of handsome
gifts but was the richer also for the
dishtoWels which the guests en-
broidered. The two hostesseS served
refreshments.
Guests included the following
mothers: Mesdames M. j. DoWd
Joe Hallawell, j. D. Johnson, B. E
Lemons, E. j. Mack, R. H. Mad
duX, Clifford Moore, T. j. Payne, A.
Y. Preble, John R. Robertson, Fred
Riddle Mont j. Reid, Harry Sones,
C. E. Sones, L. M. Sigmon, M. j.
Zavala, and also Mrs. H. C. Diller
and Mrs. Eugene Waterman: the
following daughters were in attend
ance Mrs. William Free, the Misses
Neva DoWd. Helen Dowd, Geraldine
Johnson, Betty Lemons, Helen
Mack, Shirley MadduX, Mary
Moore, Emma Jean Payne, Martha
Jane Preble, Barbara Robertson,
Mary Ann Riddle, Ruth Riddle,
Betty Reid, Georgiana Sones, Mary
Louise Sigmon. LaVerne Zavala
and Mrs William J. Reid, Janet
Reid, Betty Sage and Mrs. Warren
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03

son as his best man.
Immediately after the wedding
the bridal party adjourned to the
Valley cafe for the wedding dinner
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Britson
left for a honeymoon trip to San
Diego.
Upon their return the young
couple will be at home to their
friends at 1904 Broadway. FL Centre.
The bride is a graduate of Central
Union high school and also attend
ed Central Junior college.
Mr.. Britson has been in the val
ley for the past three years, COM
ing from Iowa where his parents
still preside. He is connected with
local creamery.
News of the marriage will be of
considerable interest as the two
have many friends in the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03

Mrs. J. s. LareW, 545 Wensloq ave-
nue., opened her home.
Assisting Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
in receiving their guests Was Mrs.
LareW who wore pale yellow frock
with touches of red and accessories
in white, and also Mr. Schaefer's S
aunt. Mrs. A Pasteur of San Diego,
who was goWned in a blue and
white ensemble with Wnltp acccs-
sories.
The living room was beautifully
decorated with many pink and pale
blue flowers, lighted by candles
and the dining room was lovely with
its white and green decorations and
white taperS. Shasta daisies center
ed the dining table with the BRIDE s
cake, handsomely ornamented. on
one end and the punch bowl ut
the other. On the buffet was crVs-
tai basket filled with white flowers
and flanked by candelabra bearing
the lighted candles.
Mrs. Schaefer cut the first slice
of the cake according to the bridal
custom.
Wedding Trip
After the reception the young
couple left on their wedding trip
and will be at home to their friends
this summer in San Diego where
Mr.. Schaefer is connected with Con-
solidated Aircraft. AT the close o.
the summer they will take a trif
to the High Sierras, going then II
Los Angeles where Mr.. Schaefel
will be connected with the Los An
geles public school system.
Mrs. Schaefer is graduate of tht
Ell Centro chools and of San Diego
State college. She has taught IL
the McCabe and Mckinley schools
and is popular member OF The
Junior Ten Thousand and Toast
mistress clubs, as we'll as being ac.
tive in Camp Fire work.
Mr.. Schaefer is graduate O.
Santa Barbara State Teachers col.
lege and is affiliated with Phi Sig,
ma Chi, honorary industrial frater'
nifty and Phi Eta Sigma, military
fraternity.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
Valley Couple
Weds Saturday
In Yuma

The many friends of Ethel Winn
of Ell Centro Willbe surprised to
learn of her marriage to C. L. White
of Calexico, the wedding taking
place on June in the Presbyterian
rectory at Yuma, Arizona, the Rev.
Mr. R. c. Acheson, pastor, perform
ing the ceremony.
The bride was attractive in her
pretty wedding dress of rose crepe
with which she wore white acces-
sories and a corsage of gardenias.
Mr.. and Mrs. White will make
their home in Calexico where Mr..
White is employed at the Calexico
post office.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
Installation Saturday For
Jobs Daughters

Bible Margaret Madden sang. MY
Faith Looks Up to Thee after
which Mary Moore. retiring queen,
installed the officers, the new hon.
ored queen, Jane Pool, being the
last to be inducted into office, re-
ceiVing her robe and crown at the
altar. Candlelight was the only
illumination and heightened the
impreSsiVeneSS of the scene.
After the installation Jane Pool
presented the retiring queen with
her jewel Miss Madden singing
Friend of Mine dedicated to
Mary Moore. Mrs. Eugene Water
man played her accompaniments
The installation was followed by
the serving of refreshments.
New officers of the El Centro
bethel are: Jane Pool, honored
queen; Ortha Console. senior prin-
cess; Marian Sharp, junior princess;
Marilyn Ingle. guide; Roberta Bar
rett. marshall; Lenna Arnold, re-
corder Mildred Webb librarian;
Mary Lou Griffin, treasurer: Mary
Moore, musician Colleen Mckinney,
outer guard; Virginia Hinson, inner
guard; Bonnie Stevens, chaplain;
Betty Mae Duer. Lillian Carlton,
Dorothy Gallagher, Margaret Miller,
Shirley Rau, first, second, third
fourth and fifth messengers respec-
lively Ellen Holt, junior custodian;
Betty Gallagher, senior custodian
Proxies for those officers unable
to be present were: Doris Paquette
Betty Reece and Thelma HollingS-
worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
Popular Couple Married in
Yuma This Saturday

Margaret Peddicord, daughter of
MI and Mrs. John S. Peddicord, is
another of the first June brides,
being married Saturday to Duea
Britson. the ceremony taking place
in Yuma, Arizona, with the Rev.
Mr. Brown, Christian church pastor,
officiating.
The pretty bride wore a smart
frock in turquoise blue with white
accessories and an exquisite corsage
of gardenias.
Mrs Ray RanWater of El Centro
was her matron of honor and was
attractive in a frock of red and
white. while Miss Irene Williams
bridesmaid, was equally attractive
in her dress Of green and white
Both attendants wore white acces-
sories.
Mr. Rainwater served Mr.. Brit
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
SOCIAL CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
Auxiliary installation, 8, Veterans
hall.
Livingston recital. 7:45, 131 South
Sixth.
Present Day club, $3.50, V. n. Thomp-
son ranch.
Commencement program, 8, I'm
perial high school.
Cactus Gavel club, 6:15, California
hotel.
Building contractors, 7:3O, chamber
of commerce.
County Council. 8, Veterans hall.
Typographical union, 7:3O, Labor
temple.
Carpenters union, 1870, Labor tenn
pie.
Soroptimists, 6:45, Barbara Worth.
Chess club, 1880, st. Pauls parish
hall.
TUESDAY
Church school $1,000, Harding,
Wilson schools.
Calipatria, 1890, church.
Colored Women's convention, 1880
Second Baptist church.
Lions club, Barbara Worth.
Methodist aid society, 1890, social
hall.
Friendship Circle, l. 408 Sandalwood
Baker recital, 7:45, 665 He'll.
l. v. Gem and Mineral society, 1880
court house.
Central labor council, 1870, Labor
temple.
Laconia club, 6:15. California hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
To Conduct Union
PRAYER Servic G

HOLTVILLF,, June 3 lh@ Rev,
Mr.. G.. H. Masten, minister o1 TIE
Holtville First Baptist church and
president of the Holtgllle minis
terial union, has announced that
the regular union prayer service
will be held in the Methodist church
Wednesday night at 7:30 The Rev.
Mr C. H. Burt. minister OF the
Friends church. will be the leader.
There are six cooperating churches
in the union who are sponsors for
this union prayer service.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
Camp Fire Group
In Last Meetinq

. HEBER, June g. Kiomelakata
Camp Fire group concluded its year
last week at a meeting held at the
home of Frances Atkinson where
the group finished painting the
plaster-of paris casts which the
girls have been making Refresh
ments were served to: Ruth Boone
Gloria Payne, Bernice LESLEY, Doris
Miller, Evelyn Myers, Karye 1ngle,
guardian, Frances Atkinson, Mrs.
Boone, Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Atkin-
son
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
CALIPATRIA NOTES
tRy Ola 4. SperYy)

The Calipatria schools closed this
year with the graduating exercises
of the eighth grade on Thursday
night and the high school on We'd
nesdav night.
The eighth grade program was
entirely a class affair. The invoca-
ton was made by the Rev. Percy
lesson and the music was furnish
ed by the elee club. Catherine Day
ton was valedjctorian and Roma
10 Allen. Salutatorian. Jean Smoot
presented the class gift which was
accepted by Bonnie Jane Stein
metz.
Paul Cook, superintendent, pre-
senting the class, E. l.. Hlteman,
county superintendent, made a short
talk. The diplomas were presented
by C. O. Hoober, president of the
board.
Gifts were presented to c. l..
Moniz, principal, Mrs. Gene
We've Thomson, Mrs. Loie Ford,
Mrs. Helen Williams and Mr.. Cook
At the hiah school commence
ment Rnv. j. Whitcomb Brewer, II"
# Glendale. was the speaker taking
as his subject always A Winner.
Music was furnished by the
school orchestra and the Girls Glee
club. This was the largest class
ever to be graduated from the high
school and is one OF the most
outstanding.
Jeanne Huey as salutatorian gave
a very interesting talk on Watch
for our Names in the Headlines OF
Tomorrow" Stella Louise Diboll in
her valedictory address, told OF the
advantages to youth of living in a
free country like America where
each one could have his own choice
Of a vocation.
Presentation of the class gift was
made by Robert BedWell, president
Of the senior class and was accept
I'd by Francis Shuts, student body
president elect.
F. II. McMath, principal, present
ed the diplomas and the awards
Robert BedWell received the honor
Of having his name engraved on
the service point plaque, which is
the highest honor given Robert 5
name was also on the loving cup
for the boy with the largest num-
Der of service points.
jeanne Huey's name was on the
loving cup for the girls. One of the
most coveted awards which is kept
secret until presented as the Cox
Memorial Trophy which also had
jeanne Huey'S name on it. jeanne
also received service point PIN,
a citizenship award, ID. A. r.
citizen award and the salutatorlan
medal.
Stella Louise Diboll received the
highest rating in the class and for
this honor received a medal. Sh"
was given q life membership pin in
the California Scholarship fedora
ton. her name was engraved on
tho scholarship plaque She was
Given n service point and received
special award from the Reader
Digest.
others to receive service points
were Robert BcdWell. jeanne Huey
Bill Sorcns0n, Stella Louise Diboll
and Bob Writ. ANY, Konishi and
Clinton Fcland had service point
honorable mention.
Citizenship awards went to SfaHa
Louise Diboll, jeanne Huev, Grace
KIDD ANY Konshi, Mary Jane
Saunders Dorothv Smith, Bill Sor-
cnson Nobuko U2himiya, and Rob-
crt Bodwcr
MuSie awards were won by Doro-
thy Chanev. P"rnard Edmia StNn
Marv Jano Saunders, Joannc Huey
ard Muriel SnoWdcn.
Tho twcnty-siX members of tht
class were given lovely sheep xii
diplomaS
Tho closing selection was a fit.
iino climax 10 the impressive zero.
rnonv. 1t was tho singing of Irving
/ Berlin'S beautiful God Bless Am
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
CoIored Women's S
Clubs Convene
In EI Centro

California State association of
Colored Women's clubs will hold
its annual convention in El Centre
at the Second Baptist church, its
opening session taking place Tues
day at 1890 a. m.
Three sessions will be held on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
and are open to the general public
Interesting speakers Will discuss
timely topics.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
Two Committees
To Ne ct tuesday

HOLTVILLE, June g. = w. H.
Meyer, chairman of the finance
committee for the Holtville First
Methodist church has called a meet
ing of that committee and of the
chairmen of the four districts, with
ali other members of the official
board for Tuesday night at 7:30
o'clock in the church.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
Baker Students
In Recital

Hazel Baker, teacher of piano. will
present a part of her music students
IN recital Tuesday night at 7:45
O'Clock in the studio. Cos He'll ave
nue..
An interesting program OF solo
and ensemble numbers will be fea-
tured. the recital being open to all
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03

WOmen's Council Of the State
Street Cchristian church will meet
Tuesday at 2:3O p. m. at the home
of Mrs Irwin Maupin. 1886 Adams
for the last meeting of the year.
Mrs. S. w. LeffingWell will be in
charge of the devotions and the
Information Trio, Calvin FurukaWa
Jimmie Schiller and Carl Maggie,
will give accordion numbers. Mrs.
E. K. KitoW of CaleXico will be the
speaker
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03

Carmen Gibson was installed as
president of the Ell Centre Busi-
ness and Professional Women's club
at banquet and installation cere-
mony held Saturday night in the
Barbara Worth hotel with Grace
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
News I+ems About
VaIIey Residents

Among those who will receive
their diplomas on June from the
University of Southern California,
is Miss Geraldine Johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs j. D. johnson
of Ell Centro. Geraldine completed
Il her work at the mid-term and since
then has been spending the spring
months in the valley. She is unde-
cided as yet as to whether she will
go to Los Angeles for the COM
mencement festivities.
The Eugene Waterman family
will spend the first part of the
summer at Lake Tahoe after which
in August, Mr.. Waterman, who
is member of CentraPs faculty
will attend the summer session at
use, the family making their head
quarters in Long Beach where both
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman have rela-
tiveS.
Mrs. Joe Mayo, who was injured
recently in an automobile accident
lido iSeoFCiCd oulliClellUly llOlIl lltl
injuries to be able to leave the E
Centro hospital, returning to hel
home, 1851 Olive, where she vii
be delighted to see her friends.
Among the OakWilde residents
who spent the weekend at then
cabins included: Mrs Howard P
Meyer. the Fred Riddle family, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne
Guests at the Riddle home includ-
ed: Miss Bo Ann Blair, Miss Bon
ME Fleming, Johnnie Muller, Bob
Renning, Christy Plemons, Herb
Smith, Herb Galloway, John Du-
Bois, with Mrs. Riddle, Mary Ann
and Ruth Riddle and Mrs. Sam
James.
The C. T. Gilkisons spent the
week end in La Mesa with Mr..
Gilkisons family, Mrs. Gilkison Wis
iting Mrs. Richard P Hafner Sun
day who is in Mercy hospital max
ing an excellent recovery from a
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
Announcements
Of Meetings

Methodist Women's Aid society
will have its last meeting this sea-
son Tuesday, meeting in the social
hall at 1890 o'clock for luncheon
to be served by Mrs. Joe Thomas
and her committee. An interesting
program is planned for the after
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03

Isl anu TIE COllSltSdIlOll JOllililS
in with the chorus.
Mrs. Hogue and her daughter,
Dorothy Hogue, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Coul-
ter. The Hogues live in Pomona.
Catherine Haggerton, who was
operated on for appendicitis last
week at the hospital in BraWley, is
convalescing at her home in Bo-
nita street.
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Clouse and
Mr.. and Mrs E E. Grosvenor were
among those who attended the races
at Hollywood Park Thursday.
Mrs. M. B. Dickson, who has
been in charge of the city library
for several years, has resigned and
Mrs. Charles Everett will take he1
place The library hours will not
be changed.
A dinner party at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Roy Thomson fol-
lowing the VeSper services last
Sunday evening was enjoyed by
Peg Sinclair, Joanne Huey, Betty
Gullett. Jean Thomson. Bud Flem-
ing. Bill Sorenson, Clinton Felanc
and Robert BedWell.
Mrs. A. N. Walstrom of Denver
! Colorado, who has been visiting hel
| daughter and family, DR.. and Mrs
j. A. Wallace for the past severa
weeks returned to her home this
week She was accompanied by hel
/ daughter and sons, Jack and Jerry
who will remain in Denver unit
| fall.
At their meeting last Monday
night the American Legion noml-
mated the following officers; Fol
| Commander Morgan Short. Martir
Herrle. and Norvel Johnson; frs
ce-commander, M. L. McKendrl
and Ben Jones: second vice com.
mander, Tom Riley; finance Off.
Ger. L. T. Morehead and Ray Phil.
lips and r. E. BedWell; historian
w. T. Fowler. Officers will bt
elected at the next meeting. Luncf
will be served by the Post and the
women of the Auxiliary will bt
! their guests. r.. E. BedWell and w
/ w. Smith were appointed as {
committee to prepare the refresh.
ments.
Friends of Mrs. H j. Ingram vii
be grieved to learn of the death O
her mother, Mrs. Anna M Branc
Of Chula Vista. on May "a Mrs
Brand was eighty-two years old bu
was in very good health and hel
death was quite unexpected. He
sister, Mrs. Ellen Ynakel of Illinois
had spent the winter with Mrs
Brand and was with her when eht
| died. Funeral services were held II
| Chula Vista on SUNDAY Afternoon
and intermcnt was in the cemetery
at Chula Vista.
f. II. McMath. principal at th;
Calipatria high school, received
word Thursday that scholarship
in the San Diego State college hae
been awarded to Stella Louise Dibol
and Bob Writ Stella Louise grad
uated with the class of 1910 ano
was valedictorian of her class. Bot
was also graduated from the samf
class with honors.
Mrs. Vance Wilson entertained
with a dinner bridge party last Sat
urdav evening, having as hel
guests Mrs. Gencvicye Thomson
Mrs Guv Wood, Mrs. Frances
Rademacher, Mrs w. f. GullelI
Mrs c. A. Sperry Miss Ella Wether-
by and Miss Marguerite Brier. Love
" spring flowers were used lo'
decorations. AT bridge Mrs, SperrN
, won high, Mrs. Rademacher, Secoll'
: and Mrs Gullett, consolation
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03

Catherine Haggerton, who was
operated on for appendicitis last
week at the hospital in BraWley, is
convalescing at her home in Bo-
nita street.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03
III eWs Notes from
CoIipotrio

erica" with Otis Crabtree as SOLO
ist and the congre CATION joining
in with the chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-06-03

Mrs. Hogue and her daughter
Dorothy Hogue, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Coul-
ter. The Hogues live in Pomona.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

era para los chinos, que compu-
taban Ia ledad de una persona no
per la fecha de su nacimiento 81
- de5de la feoha de Su concep-
ci6n.
Esto no es ecir que 81 una ma
DIRE eSta sujeta a frecuentes in
q~uietudes y aprensiones, su es-
tado no tendra efecto indirecto
en- ell recien -nacido; pero como
el DR.. Galston asegura: mo de-
be temerse que produzcan efec-
tos irremediables. 81 una madre
sostiene la esperanto de que te-
niendo buenos pensamientos v
visitando galerias cen objetos de
arte Su hijo saldra bueno y be-
lie, NADIA Sc pierde con clio; pc
70 bueno es que las madres Sc
pan tambien que de las experieu
cias 0 vista de cosas desagrada-
bles, NADIA Sc devirara que haga
a su hijc malo, enfermo o descui
dado.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
WALLACE PRESENTO SUS
C~REDENCIALEs DE EMBA-
ID EXTRAORDINARY

Ciudad de MEXICO, Nov. 80.
-E vice presidente electo de
los Estados Unidos, Henry A,
Wallace, present6 aver sus Gre
denciales al presidente Laza-
70 Cardenas como embajador
extraordinario a la toma de
possession del general Avila
Camacho.
Wallace escuch6 un discur-
SO de condensation del general
Cardenas, en- ell cual este dijo
que TODD pals de America de-
be atender a su propia defen-
sa y estar listo para ell case de
que necesite acudir a la defen
sa de todos,
Unos 200 lmazanistas veri-
ficaron una demonstration en-
cotra de Wallace, anteayer,
pero este no Sc di6 por ente-
RADIO. 81 general Almazan hi
20 aver unas declaraciones
condenando la actitud de los
escandalosos en- contra de un
visitante,
Miles de ciudadanos ovacio
naron a Mr.. Wallace y a los
otros enviados que intervinie
ron en- la ceremonial.
Avila Camacho prestara su
jurameto manana domingo y
ell general Cardenas pasara a
Ia vida privada.
La gaceta., 1940-11-30
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