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$4,000 BARGAINS. ROOMS. =? BATHS
Arranged as = ants. hot-water heat; 3-car
brick GARAGE with 15O-foot lot; Al conGi-
FiGppo J9n NE PEAIfY T s'H '&HssocIAfTEs' Ma i+s
RoOMING HOUSE OR. HOME, VACANT; /
new, condition: conyenlenli 10 ittn n, eng
Park rd NV. Strictly white inJa,.oAo;
TQoms tie d5o bsiad g5ad aTGe Iarms ' c3aRVEY
hI. 45oS: cvc. and Sun. GE- $500.
STI5o-S7 7.550-NEW-HO BARGAINS.
First time offered. Cony men NoTlh 5r,..
farse front porchcs. 8 rooms, tiled bath
and recreation room AI,0n"llc tSe S'-goi- r,n-
ute Convenient terms. Can MI moore,
with BETHEL. realtors, District 800 or
Temple 1886 after pm.
BRADMOOR. THE IDEAL COMMUNITY
A visit Will covincc that We hate g every
rooms . baths, large Aylng, room. dining
room breakfast alcove;. k.tchen' Iavat0ly;
recrpation room maids toilet. screened
norch. priced at SI35oG. reasonable
ptTrTs pterms Other houses from So.500. Ready
for immediate occUpanCy. out WIS. ave.
10 Bradley blvd. lett nj. to Bradmoor on
right. WI sl92.
s6-a5O: CONVENIENT SOUTHEAST BRICK
home rooms tie p1rlhar pDrarTy ~ I.S IA.SS5ocIATES,
bargain promptly REALLY A0~OO In -'''
Ma ABS I'll pm.
$3.50. OWNER MUST, SELL, TRANS rams
ferred: only year old. large rooms pI;T5
modern, convenient TO eVerYthlhe- N-4' ioi D.
ooan5j ,Catod a. t6ree prices: $3.50 and $3.50;
$50 cash. Is large rooms. model o3tn
automaf,c oil heat. full basemGnt' mooepri
IN every respect, deep lots. Put thlS on
your "r7,ust sec let Call Mr.. WiE2mS.
with PFITZEIL. District 3loO or HOBART
1916. evenings.
BFTHESDA 5ao7 WILSON LANE-VERG6 y
att-arfiye new brick house, slate ROOF: %
pms > baths GARAGE. large lot S0Xl 5S;
priced for quick sale. $4,000; e2cepIl9n- I on
sIIy easy terms. SAMUEL E. boGLEf l.
66ae Wis. eve WI 33ho.
ss 5oo. uTTJCREsT. 6 LGE. ROOMS. OH
beat large lot Is years old: convenient.
Don't miss this one. MA. 1913.
FDGFMOOR LANE. BETHESDA--CENTER.
hail brick Colonial, living rm; lSAiu' oeI
oOx21 large dining rm., butler S pahtIg
Pullman kitchen. powder rm. on ist moor
bedrms for twin beds and 2 baths OF
2nd floor huge cedar-llned closets IiIllStesS ~ es
attic, complete servants quarters ana oatf
in basement large wooded lot FOR ap'
polnfment call MR.. SMITH, WI. 6649.
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BETHESDA.

S5.65n
II you are looking for a new brick bum
galow with full basement. automatic heat.
tile bath, = blocks to tranSp and conV. TO
all schools. stores, etc, see 45S" RoSedaie
ave Open Sat and Sun. WI. 1888.
Evenings WI 3l44
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CHARMING WHITE BRICK.

New Colonial 6-roOm, 2bath home, con-
tainS hall and large living room. extra
large bedroom. . baths. Screened-ln rear
poreh 5nIln garsefe ef fnd IN 6XGefni ed
price will be SI1 $50. DIRECTIONS: out Wis.
ave to Chevy Chase blvd, left to home,
4aIa
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORR.
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OWNER WILL SELL

In one OF best sc. locations, of Ala bama
ave. homes that cannot be matched Tor
price and quality of construction: rooms
and bath. finished recreation room. auto.
oil heat. insulated. weather-strlpped; 5000
70 Nnhl
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IN MOST CONVENIENT SECTION OF
Northeast Washington-New group OF mod
era,e priced houses with large rooms
and very large Handicapped lot. These
houses can be easily financed and offer a
truly fine value on todays market. Cali
MI Fisher at BEITZELL S, District 300
z Dnnnnt nkNl
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S6.500

Located on beautifully wooded lot. with
private drive This new house IN C!eye and
Park offers everything n living comfort II
is center-hall type and features an unuSu-
ally large living room. bedrms., 81 baths.
den on md floor. large recreation room
in basement PorchrS 10 f. by 9 # on
both Isl and End floors Bullt-in garage.
FOR DETAILS CALL COL CARRIER. NE.
II+3. WITH j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
REAI.TOR OrLce nnrn III @ d III
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II ROOMS-2 BATHS.
IDEAL, FOR GUEST HOUSE

WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN
Excel NV. section. 3-storv brick. mod
ern oil heat. @-Car gar; reaS. price with
terms Don't walti See this today!
DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. $3.50.
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BFTHESDA-WE IL-FURNISHED GROOM
house. excellent location. ior Il mos, Sll5
mo. WI 1908.
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE @5xl&s, OH ST l. AND NJ NV.
concrete floor large alley; reasonable rent.
AD. sGu9. 9 10 !" and -
@iu9 n H AVE NW-LARGE STORE,
wonderful location. fronting on stress
., GeoTgla a'e Long lease Call PAT
IROIANO, Ma. 1850
> STORES. WITH APARTMENTS ABOVE,
from ~IUV to 500 per mo. BEhREND,
ia I'm. -
SILVER SPRING. STORE 25xs0. APT.
above, excellent retaH location, Sl25 per
mo
THE MARYLAND PEAL ESTATE CO,
AG.}4 COlesylUe Rd- SH 5lON
34l6 IAN ST. NW-STORE 2Ox4O, REAR
room 13x15. tvo show windows heat fun
nlShed, rent. 500 per month. Ca. or see
Mr.. Marshall
BOSS g. PHELPS.
I411 K ST Ma 1900
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CORNER HOME.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

Modern center-hau plan. slx-room, 2
hath detached brick. on 1O-ft- VIDE lot.
Vprv well constructed, furred walls, rock-
wool insulation. copper screens, slate roof
side porch. bullt-in garage: Near stores
and transportation. An outstanding Va4ue
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO,
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

Bungalow. rooms, tile bath. porches,
auto. heat, spacious grounds, etc Beau
ufully recond and priced for only $500.
Terms Gail till pm.
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME 5400
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ON EAST CAP ST, Mr.. CAP. J-BR.
house; suitable for offlceS tourist. apt or
dwelling: fine condition; S. exp. Ii. obl9.
S6,950-S7 .65O-IF YOU ARE INTEREST
ed in a beautiful home IN the best sc.
location drive out to l647 Fort Davis pl.
sc. Inspect these new homes that contain
& rooms 3 bedrooms. recreation room,
bath air-conditioned oil heat and large
lots. It is located in a subdivision you will
be proud TO live in. Convenient TO stores
and transportation and easy terms can be
arranged. Sample home open until 9 m.
For further information call Mr. Knapp.
with BETHEL, realtors. District 3lOO: or
N G. Frederick at Randolph 1888.
SlO,950: CONVENIENT TO WISCONSIN
ave and Chevy Chase-Brand new brick
home. ii large rooms; lot Is feet wide; PIC
tureSque setting: be prompt REALTY AS
SOCRATES, MA 143S til pm.
BETHESDA-BEAUTIFU NEW STONE
front. 6-room, 2bath home. center-hall
plan. fireplace in basement for recreation
room. large kitchen; very attractive wooded
lot price, S11.15O: Sl.500 cash. S15 mo
SAML E. BOGLEY, 669S Wis. sve WI
$500.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT PRACT. NEW .
story, 6-room modern brick home; Air
cond oil heat. Transp. convenient. City
Fox ST.. Berwyn, Md Owner on premises
Dec. eth Write 1850 w. Lindley ave,
Philadelphia. Pa.
4-BEDROOM HOUSE. BATHS, 2 HALF
baths maid S room brand-new, in suburbs
of Alexandria: for rent or sale. JOHN F.
GARRETT, Alexandria 293s, or Alexandria
2745.
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RARNARY WOODS

owner offers custom-built home. Just 3
years old with unusually fine appointments
throughout Includes first floor den, very
large screened porch overlooking woods
cozy recreation room with fireplace. : bed
rms. baths This house offers unusual
value at Sl4.5Ou For details call Mr.
Young Woodley 5576
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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STUDIOS.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OR s OUTSIDE OFFICES, SINGLE OR
II SUITE covering entire floor; conv. locs-
non neat. light elevator service Reason
able rent The Stewart RlCg., 400 6th 81.
Z = MaLa.E- premLSeS-
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This lovely home. big bedrooms. sleep
ing porch. finished attic, doubly insulated
living room size. 1iX26. dining room IS OF
master size with open deck; maids room IN
basement; auto. heat. 2-csr bullt-ln garage
Exceptional value, too big for present own
er Conv location TO Conn. ave. IN
$50 Ewes. RA. 5l27. F. A. TWEED
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WE WILL BUILD

A home to order for you on your lot or
one of ours Send fer free catalogue of
selected plans. peaseway Homes OF Wash
lngton, Inc. builders
Sales and Financing by
FREDERICK W. BERENS. INC,
1897 K St NV Ma S@1g. Ewes, 81. 61S2.
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
$500 to S9,250.
RESALE EHOUSES, MODERN.

rooms, bath. built-in garage, $500:
rooms ! bath. automatic heat. buIlt-ln
rooms and bath on lst floor, $4,000;
Z rooms. > baths 90 bedrooms on lst
floor, 50, $50. In nearby Maryland. con-
venient 10 TRANSPORTATION All houses brick
Call MR. WALLACE. National US56 or
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEARBY ARLINGTON-NEW 6-RM. Ia
bath house, oil heat, excellent location;
2 bus lines BURNETT, 2704 N. Pershing
drive OK. 2416.
SEVERAL NEW FOUR-FAM1LY FLATS.
reasonably priced. No agents. Box
279-G. Star.
OFF 14th ST NW.-MODERN FIRE
proof, "a units: S13122 annual rental;
$4,000 cash required. w. w. BAILEY
BUY INCOME DETACHED HOMES THAT
r, GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye st. DI.
$3.50 Telephone for list.
TWO-FAMnY BUILDING,
White neighborhood, near 18th st. on Otls;
brick: each apt. contains 5 rooms and
bath, separate ArcolaS. Rents very low at
$40 each Priced for quick sale at $3.50.
ave. MA. 44s2 or GE. 6409.
1729-1731 N. CAPITOL. ST.-1st Com
each: h.-wh.; price, $4,000.
oo24 R. I. Ave NE. DE. O3l7.
so 40 Go9D o 1NG3ME Nc p WITH ,1;,s SAFETY .El
Brick residence, converted into 3-houSe-
keeping apartments of living room. bed
room, kitchen -dinette and bath each:
hot-water heat with oil burner. Owner
furnishes heat. fuel; tenants pay own
cleo and gas. Income, $40 per month.
l4th and P SITS. Old-established res
apt above. Income, Sl.s0O per year
Tenants pay own expenses.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 St NV National 2345.
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REAL VALUE

broom and bath home, conveniently
located IN Arlington County. close TO luc
transp schools and shopping center, So.
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FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. III
GROOM BRICK. $3.50.

In Arlington. / 3 minutes downtown new,
over attach gar, good nelghborhood;
wooded lot: 1 blk to trsnsp, stores and
schools: conv terms. Also - .60o-5-rm.
brick bungalow, like new, attic space for
| addl room conv. tranSp., schools. stores.
s min. downtown. Call Glebe 1886 TIL
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FIRST SHOWING-S8,650.

Z new houses In Glover Park. e rooms,
bath and gaTage
2317 OBSERVATORY PL. NV.
Open 10 to p n Today.
Out Wis ave. TO Calvert St, left 10 1un-
law rd. left to Benton St, right 10 OBJ
D. c GRUVER owner Builder. MA 1877.
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MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY. ,,u.,u
" Section. only years old and in grand
condition: a sacrifice at $3.50. To see
call Mr. GINNETTI. District 3100 o. Trini-
ID 1O2N. evenings.
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SANTA CLAUS

SANTA CLAUS
Will really be smart to wrap
I'm this package" for the family.
Features that YOU find in more
expensive homes, steel double
hung windows, attractive front
bay. full-length copper screens,
tvin-size bedrms.; wooded lot.
See Sat. IL to 3 or Sun. to >.
Out Piney Branch I'd. TO
Flower. left :. blocks to Reading
I'd, left to sS13.
HELEN H. VET.
SH. 2171. SH. 3526.
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Ct ~ BROAD BRANCH RID wv.
S2l 800
On large beautiful wooded lot in ex-
elusive section OF Chevy Chase, d. C, mod
ern home: LIST Il large living rm, dining
rm breakfast nm kitchen and breakfast
nook, lavatory: md fl 4 large bedrms.. ,
baths, storage attic, below stairs, besuti-
ful naneled recreation rm., buIit-ln bar,
maids rm. and bath. automatic oil heat
garage Shown by appointment only.
Emerson r511
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BETHESDA, MD,
C3 Q50
A RARE BUY.

2-storv red brick 6 rooms bath. screened
porch. attached garage, air conditioned.
insulated. not one year old schools transD.
FM H,f2u
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SHEPHERD PARK.

Completely redecorated, this home is
exceptionally good value in - highly de-
Sirable location. Not new. but unusually
offers many advantages Large living
room with freplace. front and rear porches.
automatic heat. detached garage; very
pretty lot In walking distance OF Walter
Reed Hospital and every convenience. For
details call Mr.. Jones. Georgia 3l19
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
ANIleES ENR SALE

rNFURN-. MODERN. = BEDROOMS. MI
Rainier preferred, under $50. ASu.ts, Cal
War6eld Io5G
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can get q Ioon Of $1,000 if YOU
con moke monthly poyments Of $759
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TAKOMA PARK. S5.450.
H BROOKS PERRING. sH. 1868.

PETWORTH.
Just of New Hampshire avenue-ConVen-
lent to schools. shopping center, transpor-
tation, Is large rooms. baths. nrepIaces,
large recreation room detached garage
all-br!ck garage: all-brick construction;
large yard; only 3 years old. in very eooa
condition. This is one OF few MONIES OF
Us kind in this section for only $4,000.
can finance 70 suit. Act al ,oncel For IN
formation, call Mr Goldsboroush, WITH
REITZEI l. D1strict 31OO or Dupont 96Ol.
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SPECIAL OFFERING.
A REAL BUY-S9,750.

10 new brick detached houses lots 50x
100. open freplaceS. Il rooms. attic ana
basement. Price. S6.S50. easy terms
JOSEPH c. ZIRKLE. DI. 1915
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Churches Easter
Sunday Thronsed
By yWorshippers

Crowded churches were the rule
Sunday in Ell Centro, hundreds OF
worshippers celebrating the Easter
in the churches of their respective
faiths.
Despite bad weather the union
sunrise service, sponsored by the
dity ministerial association, was
decidedly well attended, some $50
persons assembling at the early
hour of $50 am. in the city stad-
ium for a beautiful worship service,
presided over by DR.. w. A. McClen-
eghan.
Boy Scouts assisted in ushering
worshipperS to their seats. Repre-
sentativeS of the choirs of the COM
bined churches, under the leader
ship of Stan D. Atkin were heard
in Easter anthems, and the Rev. Mr.
E. l.. Carter preached an inspira-
ton sermon on Life Eternal. 9th
ers who took part were: Herbert
Pipes, trumpeteer, DR.. George W.
Thomas who delivered prayer; the
Rev. Mr. S. A. Amos who read the
Scripture lesson; Don Zavala, vocal
soloist; the Rev. Mr.. o. r. Alpert,
who pronounced the benediction
Offering from this services will
be contributed to a fund for the
benefit of the smaller democracies
engaged in the world war. Offering
from the good Friday service will
be used in furthering the work OF
Mrs. Gertrude Meade, missionary
nurse for the migrants.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Edited bu ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Lillian Shaw|ey Married to
Walter Lee Rutherford, Jr.

mine coat Her bouquet was of gar
denias and delicate pink Cecil Bru-
ner rose buds.
Miss Emogene Blackard was her
only attendant and was smart in
blue and white with matched ac-
cessories Howard Foster of Holt
vile served Mr.. Rutherford as best
man. Mrs. Foster, the only other
witness at the wedding, was goWned
in pink and blue.
On Wedding Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford left i'm
mediately on a short wedding trip
from which they will return this
week, taking a longer honeymoon
later in the year. They plan to
make their home in BraWley where
Mr.. Rutherford is in the cattle bus
iness with his father, Walter Lee
Rutherford, sr.
Mrs. Rutherford is a graduate of
Central and is prominent younger
set member. She is retiring presi :
dent of Gamma Alpha chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi, and has been ac-
tive in the Junior Ten Thousand
club.
Mr.. Rutherford is a member of
the Brawley Elks club and also of
the 20-30 club in that city.
Uniting as it does two prominent
valley families, the marriage is of
considerable interest to residents
throughout the county.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901
published every afternoon except
saturday and Sunday (Saturday
afternoon issue now succeeded
by the Sunday Post-Press, es-
tablished 1886 by the Imperial
Valley Publishing company, 625
State street, El Centre, Calf.
Paul jenkins. publisher: A. c.
Johnston, vice-president and gen.
eral manager; e. A. Fitzhugh,
secretary and managing editor.
West Holiday Co.. Inc, National
Advertising Representatives.
Entered at Ell Centre, California
post office as second class mat
ter.
Subscription rates: In California,
&c per copy.
In conjunction with the POST
Press (Sundays), per month 76c;
paid in advance, 8 months, $2.1O;
s months. $4.00; one year, $3.50;
outside California $1.OO per month.
NJ m er. California Newspaper
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Drama Workshop
To See Second
Act of PLAY

Election of officers and an op-
portunity to see another group of
amateur actors in action are the
highlights for Tuesdays meeting of
Drama Workshop, Ten Thousand
club section, this meeting starting
at 8 p. m. in the club house.
Since the section members are
busy with rehearsals for the one
act plays they are to present in
a public performance shortly, Jane
Tylor Field, Central's drama coach,
will present the second act of stage
Door," the junior class play to be
given the oath of this month at the
high school.
The play itself is considered one
of the best 20 plays of the modern
theatre and is the work of Edna
Ferber and George Kaufman. Work
shop members are looking forward
to witnessing this second act, both
from the entertainment standpoint
and from that of production, di-
rection and acting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Surprise Party
For Led ermans

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lederman
who recently purchased a home at
756 Hamilton avenue, had sur
prise housewarming Friday night.
The two were invited to a 7:3O
o'clock dinner at the j. w. Besh-
ears home, and as they were peace
fully getting ready to leave, a
group of friends arrived, bringing
dinner with them and a gift for
the new house.
Those in the party We're: Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Bradshaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Fussell, Mr.. and
MIS- MerWin Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Besh-
ears, Miss Rosalie LaBrucherle,
and Miss Matte Jim Michael.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14

HOLTVILLE, April 14-Easter
decorations in profusion were used
effectively by Mrs. Charles Will
liams and Mrs. Virgil Edwards for
the smart bridge luncheon at which
they entertained Saturday at the
Hotel de ANA, Calexico.
The luncheon table was partic-
ularly attractive with its center
piece, a traditional Easter bonnet
in the delicate Easter colors. At
each place was an Easter nest, gay
colored Easter eggs bearing the
names of the guests.
In every detail, even to the wrap
pings on the prizes, the Easter
theme was carried out making the
party one of the prettiest of the
year.
In the bridge game Mrs. w. A.
Clarke won first prize; Mrs. H. j.
Raborg, the second; Mrs. Clarence
McFaddin, the third; Mrs. Lowell
E. Jessen, the fourth, and I. H.
Shaw, the fifth.
The guest list TO this affair in
cluded: Mesdames Tom Bailey, W.
E. Beale, Jenny Merryfield, William
Burke, Jr, c. A. Butler, Frank
Comeron, r. N. Claiborne, w. A.
Clarke, A. B. Cravath, c. P. Denny,
Ernest Edwards, Murl j. Elliott,
Gerald B. England, j. K. Fahring,
w. R. Farmer, Forrest Ferguson,
Laural Ferguson, Fred Heisner, Will
bert Garrick, w. l.. Huebner, Alvin
Immel, l.. E. Jessen, Lannes Nc
Phetridge, Everett Kendall, Ted
Kipf, Ray B. Langley, J. T. Little
James Mackie, Jr., Rex Maddux
Frank McCown. Ward McGrew
Milton Meek, William Murray, Leroy
Davis, Hoyt Parker, Myrl E. Parker
Laura McMullen, II. j. Raborg
Walter Reynolds, Dan Scott, T. H
Shaw, j. R. Snyder, Sam Webb, Sr.
Sam Webb, j., John zenos, Paul
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
Impressive installation for
Oasis Shrine Officers

the Bible with an escort of Jobs
Daughters led by Ortha Console,
honored queen of the Ell Centre
bethel, assisted by Marian Sharp
Lenna Arnold. Barbara Barrett,
Dorothy and Betty Gallagher.
Install Officers
The installation followed accord
ing to the ritual of the order, with
appropriate musical selections at
intervals by Elna Huey, Dorothy
Mae Hatch, Lorraine Sims, Marilyn
Ingle, Clifford Richards, Charles
E. Farrell, with Mrs. Hatch as ac-
companist.
A special musical feature was
the vocal solo by Barbara Hatch
sung as the worthy high priestess
marched about the cross. MANY
gifts and many flowers were pre-
Sented to Mrs. Kuhn, as was a
beautiful gavel by her husband.
the new watchman of shepherds
who gave her a lovely fan-shaped
bouquet.
At the conclusion of the service
an informal reception took place.
members and guests later adjourn
ing to the banquet hall where re-
freShmentS were served. The tables.
with their cloths of lace and en-
broidery and their huge floral GEN.
terpieces, solid masses of poppies
whose petals shaded from a deep
rose to a shell pink were particu-
larly lovely. The flowers were from
Mrs. Ben Hulse's garden
New Officers
Officers installed were: Mrs
Kuhn, worthy high priestess; Mr.
Kuhn, watchman of shepherds,
Ethel Martin, noble prophecies;
Lee Hiteman, associate watchman
of shepherds; Marcia Farrell, scribe;
Mary Smith, treasurer; Wahneta
Echols, chaplain; Citha Lamson
shepherdess; Matte Stewart, guide;
Anna Ruth Hood, herald; Upton
Pledger, George Parr, Ezra Lee,
first, second and third wisemen;
Dorman Stewart, king; Kathryne
Hlteman, queen; Dorotha Fitzpat-
rick, Mabel Reed, Hester Lehman,
first, second and third handmade
ems; Pearl Hanson, guardian;
Gladys Palmer, guide; Edison Smith,
Tom Anderson, kings guards;
Laura Hulse. Mollie Holt, Florence
Pledger, Sylvia Harris, queens at
tendants; Alice DuSold, matron of
honor; Mary Lloyd, madonna;
Martha Mitchell, flower girl; Alta
H gin bo h a m, courier; Billie
BrentS, flag bearer; Anna Hart
man, banner bearer; Nina Stafford
lantern and slides; Clifford Nc.
Arthur, lecturer.
Installing officers, all past Of
ficers of the Shrine, were: Flor
ence Damron, installing worthy
high priestess; Clifford Macarthur
assisting installing officer; Haze
Erickson, herald; Bessie Bradford
chaplain; Nina Stafford, scribe
George w. Damron. guardian; Irene
Hatch, organist; Elna Huey, solo,
list; Bertha Gillett, prologue read
er, Caroline Mcconnell, flag bearer
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
D. A. R.
Officers for
Coming Year

Nomination of officers and plans
for a tea honoring the high point
girls of the Pilgrimage club were
the chief items of business trans
acted by De ANA chapter, Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution,
at their meeting Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Sem Bacon, 681 San
dalwood Drive.
Virtually re-electing all the Of
ficers, the nominating committee
presented the following slate: Mrs
E. George Luckey, regent; Mrs
Ralph Congreve, first vice-regent;
Mrs. Clarence r. Walker, second
vice-regent; Mrs. Holmes Ramsdell
chaplain; Mrs. John P. Lewis, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. H. c. Baugh-
man, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Walter Vogel, treasurer; Mrs. John
w. Michel, registrar; Mrs. Jack C.
Donlevy, historian; Mrs. Bacon
auditor.
The high point girls are to be
entertained in Los Angeles when
Marilea Hanson of Ell Centre, Cali
fornia winner of this years pilgri-
mage trip to Washington D. c. re-
turns.
Tea was served by the hostesses
for the day: Mrs. Bacon. Mrs. Edna
Christofferson and Mrs. M. l.
Mitchell, the other members pres
ent including: Mesdames Luckey
Baughman, Congreve, Lewis, Michel
H. E. Ramsdell, Walker.
Mrs. Vogel, Mrs. Edith Stevens
and Mrs. Dozier S. Dawson are at.
tending the D. A. r. convention II
Washington, D. G..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-14
tuesdays Mission
Schedule Listed

Tuesdays schedule for the Christ
ian mission being conducted in I'M
perial Valley under the auspices
of the county ministerial associa-
ton by DR.. Ralph Walker of Los
Angeles, DR.. Ira Ketcham of AL
hambra, the Rev. Mr. Ezra Ellis of
North Glendale, is as follows:
Afternoon seminars, each called at
2 p. m, will be held in the Brawley
Methodist church, the Holtville
Christian church, the Ell Centre
First Baptist church. Evening meet
ings, called for 7:30 o'clock will
take place in the Brawley Presby-
terian church, the Holtville Meth
odist church, the Ell Centro Pres
byterian church. DR.. Walker will
speak in Brawley, the Rev. Mr. Ellis
in Holtville and DR.. Ketcham in
Ell Centro.