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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Rural school students this year
are competing IN the Americanlsm
essay contest sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary units
of the valley. plans for which were
completed at the county council
meeting Monday night III the I'm
pcrial Veterans hall.
Two prizes. a first and aecond,
are to be Offered Tor the best
essays written by rural school stu
dents on the subject Of American
ism. FIRST prize IS gold medal
with the winners name engratcd
upon it. and the second IS silver
medal.
These essays must be turned into
the office of E. l.. Hlteman, county
superintendent OF schools, by Feb.
Is. Judges are Mrs. ArKIe Wcakley
of the Brawley Unit; Mrs. Julia
Mccullough of Calexico; Mrs.
Grace Ware of Calipatria, Mrs.
Elizabeth Potts Of Hoityi!le, Mrs.
Bernice Irgle of Imperial, Mrs.
Pattie Ostrander of Westmorland
and Mrs. GeAcvieyc Kenyon OF f.
Centro.
Edna Morrison of FL Contro was
appointed chairman OF the COM
mittee on table decorations for the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Those who attend the benefit card
party sponsored for this Saturday by
Womens University club not only
will have a delightful afternoon
but they will help deserving women
students from the valley to continue
their education.
This bridge tea is given to raise
funds for the Irene Brooks Memorial
Scholarship fund which TO date has
assisted l6 valley girls to complete
their education and to become self
supporting.
At present the club is sending two
girls TO college, both OF whom are
graduates OF their respective junior
colleges; one from BraWley and one
from e. Contro. The plan is to con-
tinue this help for three years SO
that each may obtain her teaching
credential. The BraWley student is
at Columbia University, studying
to be a science teacher, and the Ell
Centlan is at u. c. l.. A. and hopes
to become commercial teacher. AS
each completes her studies, another
girl will be assisted.
The bridge party is scheduled Tor
. D. m. Saturday Of this week IL the
Ten Thousand club house and is
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
y.W.C.A. Board
Discusses Plans
For rConferenc S

Two Girl Reserves conferences to
be held in March occupied the
greater part OF the discussion at
the county Y YW.CA board meeting
Monday morning in BraWlcy with
MIS-. HerDert n. HOSk4nS. 437 South
Imperial avenue.
Second conference for high school
Girl Reserves Of San Diego and
Imperial counties is scheduled tor
March ? and the various high school
roups ii this county Will participate
II the various discussion groups,
the central theme being This l. 4
Small WOrlc'. The first conference
took place last year and it is hoped
that they will become annual affairs.
Last week MISS Virginia ScariS-
b!lck, advisor tor the Central Girl
Reserves. with Barbara Robertson
OF the Central cluo and Ophelia
walker of Douglass. attended a
planning meeting III San Die-o,
Joining the San Diesans in making
arrangements.
A county conference for the elem
rItary Glrl Reserves IS planned Tor
the last week in March
Mrs. H. G. Jones a..d Mrs A. c.
Finney were the board members
from FL Cchtro in attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Lorine Linekin S
E:ngag cement
Announced

MIS-. Gertrude Llnckin of West
wood former FL Centro resident,
has announced the engagement OF
her daughter, Lorine, TO Harry
Shannon of Los Angeles. son OF
Mrs. Herman B.lchman OF Los
Angeles. No date has been set for
the wedding as yet.
The Linekin family is a we'll
known one to valley residents and
announcement of Miss Linekin S
engagement will be of particular
interest to the younger set of e.
Centro of which she was a popular
member. She Is a graduate of Gen.
trai. class of 1887 and was promi-
lent in musiCa! activities and in
dramatlcs. She later attended Saw
yer'S in WestWoOd. She is the sister
Of Mrs. Charles A. Bratton of El
Centre.
Mr.. Shannon is studying at use
where he was affinated with Delta
Tau Sigma.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Mrs. Don Rex
Entertains
Chapter AV

Lavender sweet peas and yellow
broom made colorful centerpieces
for the luncheon tables when Mrs
Don RoX entertained the members
of Chapter AV. P.E.O., Monday at
the j. 7. DAVIS home. 551 Hamilton
avenue.
Following the tempting lunchc on
Tie group adjOurnS to the Rex home,
e47 Orange avenue. where the buSi-
ness meeting was conducted and
where an nte!estin2 quiz was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Roy E. Breedlove.
Plans were completed for the
Valentine dinner party the night
Of Feb. Il at the Harry w. Horton
home
MrS. j. d Adams presided in the
absence OF MIS- Horton and men,
berS present included: Mesdames
Adams, Stanley BigeloW, Don c.
Eltler, O. j. Bradshaw, Roy E.
BrecdlOye w. j. Clements, Warren
CurrIer, Ear.r c. Davis, Laural M.
Ferguson. ElIer w. Heald, Ross T.
ElckcOX, Donna Holloway, Leroy
Holt, Forrest E. Kutz, Howard p.
Meyer, Don Rex. Minor Q. Simms,
C. l.. '5prouSC
Mrs. j. d. Huston. assisted by
Mrs. Holt, Will entertain the group
on Feb. 10 at 1870 O'Clock at the
Barbara Worth hotel, Mrs Holt
win, the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
CALENDAR
TIESDAX


Fellowship tea, 1880, Holtsilic
Methodist church.
|. V. Gem and Mineral society,
1:30, court house.
Oasis shrine No. 20, VS.. Of j.,
s. Masonic temple.
Troop 6, B.S.A., 1880, Scout hut.
Troop %, B.S.A., 7:30, Eastsidc
Scout hut.
I. V. Commandery No. 81, 80,
Masonic temple.
Central Labor council, 7:30, Labor
temple.
Laconian club, 6:15, California
WEDNESDAY
Project leaders, 10, court house.
Acacia home department, 10, w. :.
LeFevre home.
Gamma Alpha, 7:30, Barbara
Worth.
Advanced Bridge, 1880, 421 Wen
sley.
Butchers Union, 7:3O, Labor tenn
pie.
City council, 80, city hall.
Troop =, B.S.A., 80, Imperial
Veterans hall.
IO.O.F. No. i0S, 1880, Brawlcy.
Eagles, 3, $50 Broadway
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Two Birthdays
Celebrates q

Mus. I mo H&h2s Of 33A V're
avenue gave CONT birthday 0artH
for her dauehte! and son. Raathia
and Jimmy, both of whom have an
niversarics in February. R"athla'S
birthday is February Il, and JIM
my's, the first.
The Joint celebration took place
Saturday at the Hughes home where
the guests enjoyed games and re-
.lrrSlmcntS of ice cream and birth
day cake. the young guests of hon
or receiving many nice toys.
C4u~as incrlded: Marioric Aaron.
Joan Passct. Barbara Powell, Wanda
Lee Mullins, Darlene Clay, Betty
10 Boals, Donna Rae Boals, Connie
Bennett Guy Bennett, IL, Bobple
Lou Preston Ray LOUIS Preston,
Virginia Mae Preston and Reatma
and Jimmy HuahGS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Losers Give PARTY
For Winners in
Bridge Play

OIc OF the prettjCSt of recent
parties was the bridge dinner at
which the four losers in a bridge
club entertained the four winners,
with the husbands Sunday night.
Hogt"Ssca for iii" evening were:
Mrs. walter Wakefield, Mrs. Ros-
coc He'll. Mrs. Wesley Barringer
and Mrs Earl FariiS, who invited
the guests to have dinner with them
at the r. Snow home. $50 Brighton
avenue.
The table appointment was par
t;cularly decorative. carrying out a
Valentine theme with huge Val
online as a centarpiece, lighted on
one side by scarlet tapers, and on
the other. by white.
After dinner the group adjourned
to the Farris home, 442 Len Rey
avenue, for bridge, WhyrC the tallleS
were decorated With Valentines,
miniatures Of the centcrplece. Prizes
repeated til" Valentine theme and
were won by Mr.. Barrlnger and Mr..
Ashley 10? high achorcs; by Mrs.
He'll for low; and by Mrs. Ashley
and Mr.. Erwin. travelling prizes.
Those present were: MI and Mrs.
John Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Mitchell. Nj. ard Mrs Bill Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Hell, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Erwin. Mrs. and Mrs.
Wesley Barringer. Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Wakefield. Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Farms.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

IN Beverly Hills and Inglewood
Sne will illustrate her talk with "a
film. "HoW'S Your Hearing?' which
she. with Miss Ruth Bartlett. lip
reading teacher for Orange county,
made under the guidance OF Dr.
Is. V. Morkovln of use.
Mr.. Selvig, member of the board
of managers for the national So
c.ety and folmer congressman from
Minnesota, is q we'll known speak
cr and writer He served as super
intendent Of schools IN two Min
nesota ommuuities and as president
of the agricultural college Of that
state. MI Selvig was instrument
in drafting the present law per
mitt:n9 school districts to test the
Tearing of then pupils.
Musical numbers will be included
On the program and group hear
ing aid will De available fov those
with IMPAIRED hearing The meet
ing is onen to any one interested in
the prevention of deafness ani the
alieviation of the handicap of I'M
raired bearing
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Mrs. Carter Gives S
Section Proqram

ChItXICC. Feb. 6.--The music
~ectiOn Of tho Woman's Improve
ment club met at the club house
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Al
fred Blaisdell presiding. AT the close
Ol the business session Artie Mason
Garter presented a Mozart applccia-
ton hour of RECORDINGS and piano
music.
Mrs Carter visited Mozart's birth
Place in the town OF 5chWcchail,
Austria. and lived for a short time
IN Leopold MoZarts house. Leopold
Vas father of the famous Amadeus
Wolf9ang, the artist.
For the recording Mrs. Carter
played his symphony No. 40 which
Nas described by a famous critic
as "chiseled perfection.
Other records. including those OF
Marian Anderson were played,
Mrs. Garter presented the section
With a piggy bank to receive gifts
70. the purchase OF the latest re
COrding machine.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Shower Honors
Mrs. Bryant

Pink sweet peas and tapers made
2 charming centcrpcee for the era
die shower given Monday night by
Mrs. Gordon Scrlven and Mrs. Glen
Simmons at the Simmons home on
North Eighth street the affair HON
orlng Mrs. Bennett Bryant.
Guests included: MesdamCS Paul
Eyer, E. j. Russell Jim DaWOn
Frank Brown. Floyd Stevens. Ar
chic Bryant, Al Simmons, p. {, O.
walt, Ralph Sibley. F. +. Mo:rlu
NJ. f. Magce, Charles Wolf. OrVal
Clark, Oscar Bryant, Homer jon
kins, William Boone. Willie Ra2erS'
!. c. Moore, Cieorg2 Hderu#m RI
lis Goulsby, Eleanor Williams and
the guest of honor. Mrs. Bennett
Bryant.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Seeley Farmer
Reports Record
Hemp Crop
SEELEY NOTES

The Seeley Women's club met
Thursday in Community Hall ana
enjoved a pot luck dinner ana
after the business netting lhe
afternoon was spent quilting. Pre-
sent were MeSdames Marie Will
Jams, Mary Smith, Ruby Womack'
Mary Cook. Louise Robinson, Oh
via Ferguson, Rosalie Oftelle, Mel
lie Davis. Guests were Mrs. lneZ
Smith and Mrs. j. Trammel'
MIS-. Oliver Faulkner and BABY
pirl Susanne Elizabeth have re-
turned home from the hospital.
Mrs. Ethel Clay in taking care OF
her for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Lonnic Murphy
and children spent the weekend
with Mrs. Nellie Davis and her
family.
Mrs Ross Best and daughter
Elinor Best were over night vlsl-
tors of Mrs. 7. A Howard on
wednesday. MI. Bethurum, father
Of Mrs. Best, accompanied them
to the valley from San Bernar-
dino.
Clark Adair reports fourteen ton
of hemp on his ranch which joins
Secley. and the height OF the
hemp reaches ten to fourteen feet.
Robert Hui is spending his va
cation from u c. l.. A. with MS
folks for a week.
Merlin WoollSCrott was nome
over the weekend from san Diego
State college,
MIR. and MIS-. Noel Dudley nave
moved to FL Centre and VIII make
their home there.
The Ladies Aid will hold Their
REGULAR meeting Tuesday, Feb. i
and ladies will serve Silver Tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Soroptimists in
First Ne etin9

Ell Centre Soroptimists had their
first meeting since organization
Monday noon in the Barbara Worth
hotel. where, over the luncheon ta-
Bile, they discussed plans Tor the
dinner meeting on Feb. II when
they will receive their charter, San
Diego members making the presen-
tation.
A committee was appointed to
draw up bylaws Mrs. Harvey Ken
Won. MIS- Anis Robinson and Miss
Neoma Osborn.
There will be no meeting OF the
club next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
County Council Sponsors Essay
Contest in Rural Schools

22nd district at the annual conven-
ton to be held in San Diego. I'M
perial county units are to be IN
charge of the district table decor
ations and a prize of $25 will be
offered for the best table appoint-
mCnt
Ell CentranS at the county coun-
ell meeting by Hester Lehman,
president Esther Davis. Dorothy
Riddle. Grace Ware. Effie Zavala.
and Edna Morrison.
After the business meeting sc
cial hour was enjoyed with the
Imperial unit acting as hostess
group.
Next meeting of the council will
De March 4 in Westmorland.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
junior Program
TO Fe a+ure PLAY
And Ski+s

Junior Ten Thousand club mem
bers are looking forward to q de
hghtful program ut their meeting
Thursday night when they will be
entertained by d play and several
skits arranged by TIE club pro-
gram committee.
The business moetiss Is sehed-
uled for 730 clOCK with election
Of a nominating committee As the
chief item OF business.
Hostesscs who will serve refresh
mentS after The meeting are: Mes
danes Louis B. McManuS, Arch Bry-
ant, Louis Galloway, Henry MunsOn,
Jim Pickett, Jonn Rogers, r Y.
Watson, jr., the Misses GWendolyn
Bliss, Alice Burger, Charlotte Hob
dy Peggy Kelly.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
ITS The Little Things. :.

You have some garments in YOUR
wardrobe that need just a little
altering or a small repair to make
them useful again . the coat
that is too long :. the skirt with
H. rpDed p'cat the pants
With the cigarette burn that
bunch OF Wl.rkled ties. MARSH'S
make II their business to save you
time end bother on things like
this. In many cases the service
is free =. C. it is always reasonable.
Call j3J ard get those garments
into circulation againl
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Start Contract
7 Iournamentin
Calexico

CaleXico bridge enthusiasts are in
augurating an all-valley bridge tour
rament, a non-profit affair which
Is scheduled to start Friday night of
this week at 1880 O'Clock III the Ho-
tel de ANA. CaleXioo, and which
Is open TO all bridge players i'll the
various communities.
A small tee will be charged to
oyer expenses and to supply the
3oncV for the prizes
r. p. Moore of F. Centre hrs con-
aent"d to take charge Of the opening
vent in the tournament.
These tournaments are to be
LILY affairs, With progressive con-
'"2ct nldyed on the first and third
Frjd0Is and dupiicat coatracl ON
the second and fourth. Snc" ih
voming Friday is the second Fnday,
duplicate will be played,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
PinochIe Party
This Friday

Due to the ram Saturday night
the pinochle party sponsored by
the Eucalyptus All club leaders
had to be postponed TO Friday Of
this week, when it will take place
at 7:30 O'Clock in the Eucalyptus
school.
Pinochle and other games will
be played prizes will be given the
winners. door prizes will be award
ed and refreshments will be served.
A nominal charge for admission
will be made
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Hazel pINer AID James B. Fisher,
members of the Imperial Valley
Music Teachers association who are
in charge of the next plo2ram for
the association, Feb. l3, have plan
red real treat not only for the
Music Teachers, but for music lovers
III general since they will present
Nell Cave Of San Diego in concert
that night in Wilson school.
Miss Cave is a brilliant pianist
and teacher and has arranged an
exceptionally fine program for th"
evening. Invitations 10 tie concert
may be secured from any music
teacher and l"om teachers IN the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Monday Bridge
Club RI os+ess

Mrs. William Hudgins, 1909 Olive
avenue, invited the members OF
the Monday evening bridge club to
be her guests this week, the group
meeting at her home for a game OF
contract followed by the serving
of refreshments.
Mrs. B. l.. Hamburger won the
high score prize for the evening;
Mrs. r. A. Dinsmore. jr., the sec
ond, and Mrs. Harlan Frymlre, the
travelling prize.
Club members in attendance
were: Mesdames Roy Dahl, Louis
Slee, Ted Schmidtmann, George
Adams, R. C. Rayburn, Mark NC
Mahan, Edwin Aiken and Raymond
Reeder. Mrs Rayburn will enter
tain the club next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Nell Cave IN Concert Next
Week in Wilson School

city schools OF at the music stores.
The concert promises to be an out
standing event which is being an
tcipatei viii. keeneSt pleasure BY
all music lovers.
HoSteESes for the evening vino
will assist Mrs. Baker and Mr. Fisher
in receiving their guests are: Dor
othy Armstrong. Flora Eiler, Ruth
Williams, Masako Yukawa, Lila Reed
Scott.
Following the concert reception
VIII be &ivcn in the music room OF
Wilson school honoring Nell Cave
the guests including members of the
association and few intimate
friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
GET UP NIGHTS?

1t may be nature saving "Some-
thing wrong. Your kldneNS may be
sluggish. Keep them active same a.
bowels" Make this I-aay test. EX-
cess acid and other waste should be
regularly eliminated or it can lead
to getting up nights. hurning, fire.
Quent or scanty floN. rheumatic
pains. backache o. hcadlche Use
kidney Evacuaut. AK any drug
gist for BUkETS. YoIr 25c hack
i. not pleased. Locally at Gle.
VI ENTS DRtG STORE.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
} Benefit Card Party to Aid
Club Scholarship Fund

open to all women of tie commu-
nit.
Auction and contract bridge, Chi
nese checkers and any other games
which guests wish to play will be
featured, with prizes for the win
ners in each division. Tea will be
served after the games.
Reservations may be made with
Miss Ruth Yehling, telephone 85
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
D.U.V.P Plans
Social Event

Plans for a social affair on Feb
10 were discussed at MONDAYS meet
inc of Anna Maria Ross tent NO.
70 Daughters OF Union Veterans OF
the Civil War. held that afternoon
ir the Veterans hall.
Routine business WAS discussed
and patriotic talks were made by the
various members.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Hi-y Club Dance
FridayNisht

Sweetheart Swing" is the title
for the formal dance to be given
Friday night of this week in the
Ten Thousand club house by the
Hi-Y club.
The party is open to high school
and Junior college students with
Howard Rhodes as chairman OF
the committee in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Warren Brock, Fred
veiquette Head
McCabe Committee
McCabe Notes

A gathering of friends enjoyed
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Felix Nibol. Dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Haskell
and children, Glenda and Douglas
and MIS-. Arthur Baker. In the
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pros
cal d son. Mickey joined the
party.
Mr.. and MIS- Rollie Clark took
Mrs. Mary McElwain to her home
in San Diego on Saturday, then
continued on to SaWtelle. They
returned with their son Raymond
on Sunday. He will remain in the
valley with his parents from now
on, as his doctor feels that this
climate will do him good.
Mrs. Richard Silver and children
Carol and Richard are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. F.. E. Alexander. Mrs.
Silver is a daughter of the Alex
andcrS.
Guests of MI. and Mrs HCrShell
Grandey On Thursday were MI
and Mrs. Dave Lee of Fl Centre
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl NorthrOp, Mr.
and Mrs. David Green, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hacklcman were
among the guests at birthday
dinner gwen in honor OF Dan
Grumbles OF MelOland on We'd
ncsday
Another birthday dinner on jan
uary 3Oth was gwen by MI. Frank
Stall in honor of her husband. The
guests we're MI and Mrs. w. l.
Cook. Mrs. I.0ttic Mason, and Wal
ter Paine.
Masocko YukaWa went TO san
Diego on Monday to see her sister.
Marie YukaWa who had just LETT
the Mercy hospital. She is con-
vclescing at her sisters apartment
under the care of her mother,
MIS- George YakaWa.
The Executive Committee Of the
McCaDe-Eucdl9p peuo al i'"io -"
met with the puNic on Tuesday
night at the McCabe school house
During the meeting they selected
the local drainage problem OF the
community as their project Tor
the year Fred Veliquctte and War
rem Brock are IN charge OF the
committee.
Picnic in the Julian pines was
greatly enjoyed Sunday by MI.
and Mrs. G. V. Upholt, Miss Ella
Weston. Mrs. Fred Paine, MeSsrs.
j. B. Lydick and Rowland Farmer
The group were visitors later III tie
day of Mrs. Mary Feeler OF Boul-
der Greek.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

will be in FL Ccntro Thutaoay 10
address an oy.n meeting OF th" Fl
Centro socicl ttut nisht at 80
O'Clock III the Harding school
kinder2artcn.
Mrs. Moore is president OF
the Pacific zone for the national
society and is q lip reading teacher
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Two National Workers to Talk
At Hard Of Hearing Meeting

Mis- Lucelia NJ. Moore al.d Con-
rad V. Selvig, both OF whom alc
national workers for the American
Society for The Hard Of Hearing
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
News I+ems About
Valley residents

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Kirk and their
sons, with Mrs. Keel of Los Ali
AeleS. and Mr and Mrs. c.. N. Talbot
OF Paso Roblcs were guests Sunday
OF MI and Mrs c. E, SprOuse, at
59l Len Rey avenue.
BRAWLEY. Feb. 6-AIr and Mrs.
Harry Stewayt were hosts this past
weekend at 4 delightful Sunday
night supper, covers being la;d for
Mr.. AMI MIS- J. d. Adams of E!
Centre, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith
Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. William Low
tier, Mr.. ana Mrs. w. O. Gerry.
Mr.. and NJ. Thompson
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Mr.. Lee Baskins Of Holtvillc call
cd at the home Of MI. and Mrs.
Duncan Mckenzie of Alamo
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
J News Notes from
AIamo.verde
ALAMO-XERDE NOTES

MI. and Mrs. Chester HAWK o1
Corona arc visiting at the home
of Mr. Hawks parents, MI and
MIS-. L. C. Hawk of Verde.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
Announc ements
Of Ne e+in9s

Dams Entire Public Spcakin2 grouN
will meet At 7 oH'ork Thursday
instead Of the usual 80 III the
court housc. The meeting Will lat
lust one hour % that those members
who VIII to attend the Pr A
concert may do O. Election is In"
chief item Of business.
Gamma Alrha chapter Of Beta
Sigma Phi will meet Wednesday
night at 7:30 O'Clock on the m"21}-
nine floor OF the Barbara Worth
hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06
News Notes
From, CaIeXic0
ClLEXICO NOTES

y. X. opSICllSi lis'o bSSii o'f1N
ed general director OF the desert
clyalcade festival to be held IN
CalcXico the latter part OF March.
Charles H. Floyd, son OF Burt
FLOYD, sailed for Hawaii ON the
u. S. army transport, Hunter Lls-
gctt when it cleared the San Fran
cisco port on January 27. Charles
will be with the air corps III Ha-
waii for the next two years.
Mrs. Roy Tucker is conducting
weekly study group on How TO
Teach the Bible to Children. Sun
day school teachers and P.T.A.
mothers are enjoying the study
program.
The family dinner at the Mctho-
dist church social hall Wednes-
day was we'll attended in spite OF
the storm. Group singing was en-
joycd at the dinner conducted by
f.. l.. YOUNG and Ethel CaStanian.
Following The dinner the group
adjourned to the auditorium where
a delightful lecture was given By
Mr. Zeck of junior college in Ell
CcntrO. showing films OF pictures
I've had taken last summer III ELL
rope. Mr.. Z@ck was III Europe when
war WAS declared A large group
of students was present.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Mrs. j. S. Bridenstine and Mrs
C. F. Kamm of Ho!tvllle called at
the Duncan Mckenzie home re-
Gently.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Evelyn Tuttle spent Sunday Wis
iting with Vivian MadduX ol Hoit-
vile.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Mrs. A. Stephens OF Fontana,
California called at the home of
M. and Mrs. John Higuera Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Dalbert Alexander
and baby OF Imperial were dinner
guests at the home OF Mrs. Alex
ander's parents. Mr., and Mrs. Basil
Warner, Of Alamo.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Mr.. and MIS- Alex Eubanks en-
tortained at dinner Sunday Mr..
and MIS-. w. K Dulaney OF Hcb2r.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Monroe were
dinner guests at the homo of Mrs,
Monroe's parents. MI and Mrs.
Guy Tuttle.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Another birthday dinner on jan
uary goth was gwen by MI. Frank
Stall in honor of her husband. The
guests were MI. and Mrs w. l.
Cook. Mrs. Lottic Mason, and Wal
ter Paine.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-06

Mrs. Richard Silver and children
Carol and Richard are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. E, Alexander Mrs.
Silver is daughter of the Alex
andcrS