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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27

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STATE OF MICHIGAN cirs..
FOR ina County Of wayre' N ',ig a|
MATHEW MEYER Pisl''
pappapA NEyES psferdsn,rr
onDER ron ArrEAhssssls ,s'|
A. .essIon Of ssid Court hs'
civ o. netroit. oct Is. ~, n ul'R'|
present The Hon GEoN""
pay. Circuit judge n, sffdt'|
n sattsfs ctorllv appeaflnt 90 Il
WI on nls that the defenea ~
res,sent ~ The stsfe o. e,srssKya
resldee A. eg- East ssih Stree"
New York. .,ssr hef
m q ordered that she sp,. asv
uithln three months hen ,n,.lri ~
,hts order or the bili 81 e"n,,. .ss a
h,rsln may be taken - CON- puHp,.
maj this order he served 80 -, ~
"a serordinr 20 law snd : sos' $500
"a attendant a. her iast ~s,rsnrn
~ GEORGE y ma go
c,erXn 8 fiNoEAAN ci'F
~ y. a. NAubI ff.fS~N
Deputy Clerk
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Attys. Lewis. Rowiette q Brown.
1900 ST. Antoine

STATE or MICHIGAN In the Circuit
Court sdf the county az Wayne In Chan
stfN.
LOUISE MOORE. Plaintiff W. ELIJAH
NHnnE naf.nlnnt
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ATTY. Chas. Campbell.
29aI Erskine street

STATE or MICHIGAN circuit Court
Tor the Count, % Wayne IN Chancery
MARY PfGCs Plaintiff. w. CLEO
RfGGs Defendant.
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Aitys. Ioomis. Jones. I1per. Golden
$50 GratiOt Ave.


STATE OF MICHIGAN the Circuit
court for the County Of wAyn. IN chan
cerv
ANNN NAE HI'rT Plaintiff. vs. IT.
THEIR HUFF. defendant.
No. siass.
ORDER on BIICtTION
A. session Of said court held ~ the
Court House w the Cifv ~ Detroit.
county ~ wa,ne AMI state % Michigan
on tho sSh day 81 October. 4 u 1917
Present. Honotahle CLYDE I. WEB
STIR. circuit Judge
" appearing 70 this Court. from AMI
da,lt on ME that The defendant f.ufhet
Hnr. T. not resident - tho STATE ~
Michigan. hut TINT he resides IN rar,h-
mpn, Mississippi;
II r. ORDERED that he appear and
answer tho hill % complaint IN this
cause within three months from the date
Of this order. or saif Hill ~ complaint
will be taken as confessed and that this
order he served by Registered Mail nron
said defendant ~ he published 49, re-
ouIred by law IN The Detroit Tribune. .
newspaper printed. published and clrcu-
latlng In said COUNTY
CLYDE 7. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR \. LiNcEMAN. clerk.
nv T.. g. >AtLT.
Deputy clerk. 1l-.3-l-lO
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STATE o. MICHIGAN 8, ..
Gerry. IN Shih.
DAISY WILLIAM p,ais,,- :.
LIN rhF' "lldiAM defendant,
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oRnER ron rraIIcArioN


~ session ~ said Court held ~ the
county puliding az Detroit. Michigan.
Novsmher ~ 1871
rrssfrt TIE Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER Circuii Judge
Satisfactory proof hv AFFIDAVIT on nle
showing thar Tho defendant. Nerniis
''ross - not q resident ~ the state ~
Michigan and that hfr address 10 is5
Keel Sitse' Memphis Tennessee
OK MOTION ~ Edward NJ Turner. at
fornee for r'ainfiN
IT Ie ORDERED that tho said defen-
dart aprear end answer the bin % com
rlairt Mod in THIS carse within three
months from The date ~ This order. Or
he .nt Mn VII he taken 80 confessed
aEains' her
TT fs FURTHER ORDERED that =
corv ~ this order Ne pnbished N The
pefrof Tribune and served according
20 Law.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
- True Copy,
cAspAE = TINGFMAN Clerk.
~ T.. & SAl'LT.
Deputy clerk l.-6-i-i'.
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M. ae.tti
ORDER 10 APPEAH

Al session Of the above entitied Court
held IN the county Building In the CITY
81 petrou. county ~ Wayne and state
- Mmhiran. this 18th day Of November
y - irti
Present. Honorable ADOLpft T. MAR
scIiNEE Circuit Judge
satisfactory proof appearing by AMI
aatt thar the Defendant. Tharleszetta
wash. h. not resident 80 the state -
Michigan. hut that her last known place
~ residence was ~ 40. s57i Gamble
street 81 Louis. Mo
on motion ~ william T. Patrick. sr.
Attorney Tor plaiufin
II Il IIereh, ordered that the Defen-
d.nt. tlfNRLFsZETTA WASH enter her
,upsarnrDe either ga person or nv at
torney within three months from the
date hereof or the Hill OF Complaint
via he taken ". confessed Rgeinsi her.
n t. Further Ordered that true copy
~ this order 20 Appear he mailed 10
tho last known address ~ the pefen-
daut. nv registered mail. return receipt
requested. postage prepaid. and that a
true copy 81 said order TO Appear be
pnhllshed according 70 Law
ADoLPH r. MARscHNER
Circuit Judge
- True Copv)
rNsrAR ! fINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv l. -. Nti'LT,
Deputy clerk n-2z-l-s
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Attys. lewis. Rowlette a Brown,
1900 81 Antoine st.

STATE OF MfCIrrc, ~ rn.fhe Circuit
Court for the County Of wsyne IN Chan
cery
Lucille DAVIS. Plaintir. vs. FRANK
DAVIS Defendant
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NJ. otl .Noo
ORDER TO APPEAR


A. . session - the above entitled Court
held in the county Runding IN the city OF
Detroit county ~ WAYNE. and STATE Of
MicbyAn ihis ieth day OF December.
Al 1871
Present ITonoral D. THEODORE
RICHTER. circuit Judge
Safisfnstory proof appearing by AMI
ds,ii. thai the Defendant r. not q resi-
dent u the state Of Michigan hat that
hsf ast known rlae" of residence was
= No. 1884 Maple stree. Detroit. Miehi-
rsr which WAS 81 the year ipas
Nation ~ WILLIAM = PATRICK. SIR.
Ntmney Tor me plaihfin
n Is Ordered that tho Defendant.
MARY cox. enter her appearance. eth
Or ~ porson or by Affornev IN the above
enffieA cause within three months
from the date hereof or the Rili ~ com
plaiut viii he isksn as confessed against
her
TT rs FURTHER oHDEREp that =
true eony ~ this order 10 arpear he
ma led to the last known address ~ tho
nefendanf hv registered maii. postage
prepaid return recent requested and
ihaf true copy ~ saia order he publish
- In accordance With the statute gov
ernlne substituted service
THEoDoRE y RICHTER
Circuit judge
rAsrAR y i.tNcEMAN. Clerk
Rv T.. g. >AttT.
Deputy Cieik le-s' -.
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Atty. Chas. Campbell
2sNi Frskiue street

STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for Tie county ~ WAYNE IN Chanccry.
FLORENCE ITEAToN. Plaintiff. Va
HARRY IIEAToN. Defendant.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. W. 7. Patrick
1904 ~. Antoine ~.

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
court for the County OF wayne in chan
Gerry
FRANK cox. Plaintiff. - MARY
cox, Defendant
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At session % said Court held a. ihs
Court IIopse w the CITY ~ Detroit. %
the s,h ~, ~ Novemhsr 4 n. ir
Present, Hon ApoiPH = HAEsrH-
NEH Circuit judge
Satisfactory proc, by AFFIDAVIT showing
that u cannot be asfertalred In What
state or country tho defendant rhv re-
sides and his present whsreabou's q M
known. that his last known rlses ~ res
dence Oas 9sSs Monroe Avenns CITY u
Detroit. county of wavne and s'ah q
Michigan.
OK MOTION OF LEWIS goWtETrs
& BROWN. Attorneys for risirur
1T rs ORDERED inst ne sad tsi's-
dau' enter his appearance N ssid cau"
IN or before three - monihs frNm
tho date ~ this order or me Mn ~ een.
plaint may he taken "a confessed "a
thar said order he ruhustet srd rory
thereof served upon defendant by Fsrf
tered mail ~ required BY iav
ADoLrH ?. MNfscHNEh-
circuit juir
"A True copv)
rAsPAR y. iINGEMAH. clerk
Nv l.. q NATLT. =.
Deputy clerk i|s-l"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27

STAFF or MICHIGAN n the Circuit
couf, tor the County - wayne IN chan
Cerv
JAKE cross rlsr,ir. 20 VERNfTA
cross. Defendant
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M. 32f.0ia
ORDER az II KhIl AIION

~ session ~ said 'olf' he'i - 'hc
County Rulidiug Detroit. On pcc'mi"f
TO- iF4i.
Present, Tho lioaofah'" JOSEPH \
MpYNIHAN. CirtnIt Judge
SRtisfacfotv proof if anidavii on ne
showing thar the eeferdsnt Ruben
ware. Is nor fssdenf ~ no State ~
Michigan md 'tr' hi@ aldress ~ 49,
East 4-ih street Dni.ago Illinois
oN MOTION pr EdVafd ~ Turuer.
attorney for riain'N
TT * ORDERED chat thc said defen-
dan' appear ard answer the bin ~ COM
ilairf filed in this cAusr vifhr three
months from the date - this Orier 90
ihe said hiii VII be taken as confessed
against him.
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED thar
COPY o. IBIS order be published ~ The
Detroit Tribune and served according 60
law.
JOSEPH A. MoyNrIrAN.
Circuit Judge
a True Copv)
rAspAE = fINGEMAN. clerk
~ .. g NAtrT.
bspuiy Clerk ie.n--i-si.
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No. SeO.sse
ORDER TO ArPEAR

ORDER TO AfPEAR
A. session ~ the ahov~ entitled
court held ~ the County Building ir
tho cry Of Detroit. County % Wavne
snA state % Michigan. this 18Th IN,
~ Notember. Al. isti
Present: Honorahls ARTHUR wFR.
s'rFk. Circuit Judge
Satisfariorv proof appearing ~ MI
favif that tho Defendant ~ not resi-
Gent ~ the state % Michigan. hut that
his last known place ~ residence Was 81
No. e.i4 nodds Avenue Chattanooga.
Tenne.see which was IN tho year 1873
ON motion % WILLIAM r PATRICK,
sR ATTORNEY for the Plaintiff
II IL Hereby ordered that the Defen-
dant. ROBERT T.. CUNNINGHAM. enter
his appearance either in person. or by
Attorns, IN the above entitled cause.
within three months from the date here
Of or the Hill 81 Complaint Will he TAX
on - con 'essed sgainr, hin,
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED. that n
true copy Of this order ~ Appear be
mated 70 the iast known address ~ tho
Defendant ~ registered msn. postage
prspaid returned receipt requested and
that q true copy ~ saif order he publish
81 In accordance win the statute gov
ernlng substituted service
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
~ Tne copv'
cAsPAR " fIScEMAN. Clerk
nv l.. G SAi'LT.
Deputy Clerk li-ss-l-le
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Ats. W. 4. Patrick. sr,
1901 IT. Antoine ~.

STATE or .MtcHfG ~ IN the Circuit
Court for the County OF wayne In Chnn-
,ris.
LEROY WASH piainiir w. CHAN.
LESZETTA WASH. Defendant.
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Attv. E,lw. VI. Turner.
500 lleauhlen ~.

STATE or MrHlGAN in mo clruit
CONT Tor tho county ~ Wayne in chan
Gerry
LvCif.LF WARY rlamNn IS III
BEN WARE. nff.ndsrf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
Atty. W. 7. Patrick. 81.
1904 ~. Antoine st.

eTATE or MICHIGAN IN IN. circuit
roDr, for the County OF Wayne in chan
cer~
s.KTE CUNNINGHAM rlain'~ vs.
RoRELT l.. CUNNINGHAM Defendant
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Dent go through the next II
months unprepared. Let my rev
1912 AsfroIoey Readings be your
Inspiration. Just on the press.
Confidential letter OF free advice
on , Questions included With each
order. Prot Able Wslises
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~ frus roryh
cAsPAR ,. LINnBNAN, Clerk
~ T.. q. NACLI
Deputy clerk h-is-l-as
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Nation of Hired
Mem Described at
Rotary Meeting

America has become a nation
of hired men with few persons able
TO have their own businesses" J. H.
Edgar, El Centre businessman, told
FL Centro Rotarians at their meet
ing Thursday.
He discussed Morris Leopold Err
nstS book Too Big to prove his
point that Americans love for big
things had permitted corporations,
combines and businesses to become
so large and powerful that they
prevent the development of small
businesses and force Americans to
take jobs instead of establishing
their own concerns.
This causes them to miss the
pride of ownership and prevents
them from using their own ideas
and carrying out their own ideas
of business management and pro-
greSS.
In the field of invention" Edgar
said, "43.9 of all patents are taken
out by individuals instead of by
the big corporation laboratories
The individual who is his own boss
thus does the best work"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

LOS ANGELES. March Il. up
Death Valley Scotty hasn't a fab
ulous gold mine in the desert to
which ne repairs when his money
runs low
The yellow backed bills he has
scattered like the dead leaves OF
autumn since 1905 have come from
his partner a Nj Johnson, a
wealthy. retired Chicago insurance
broker. Johnson has loaned him
100000, and hes paid It back IN
laughs
Scotty Walter Scott - exploded
the legend of the desert gold mine
Yesterday. testifying in suit IN
federal court brought against him
by Julian S. Gerard. a New York
financier. and brother OF the late
ambassador to Germany. Gerard
charges that he "grubstaked" Scotty
$4,000 in 1902, and is entitled TO
22l2 per cent of his wealth
Scotty said there wasn't any
wealth. except Johnson's. He said
the 100000 castle in Death VAL
ley. one Of the showplaces Of the
west. was built by Johnson. He
doesn't even live in it; he beds down
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Ann Sheridan Goes
Back 10 Studio

HOLLYWOOD, March IA. CUP)
Ann Sheridan went back TO work in
the movies today at $500 week,
after a six months sit-down strike
which cost her $15,600 in payless
paydays.
The Warmers Brothers took down
their Annie doesn't live-here-any-
more sign, everybody kissed and had
a good cry. and red-headed Annie OF
Dennison, Tex, returned TO the job
at exactly what she was getting
in the first place.
Forgotten were her accusations
that Warmers were trying to starve
her to death. Brushed aside were
their charges that she was trying
TO hold them up. The brothers even
refused to gloat at what seemed
to be a clear-cut victory over their
most cuYaceous star. They said
merely that they were delighted 10
have her back.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

FIlQoA
First of the stamps will be dis
tributed the middle of next month
and relief recipients will exchange
them for surplus commodities pro-
duced in Imperial county and other
areas. The surplus commodities
available. Of course change from
time to time
Six per cent Of Imperial county'S
59.749 population Will be eligible
TO participate in the stamp plan
II all those eligible participate The
4.I59 persons in 1880 households
viii bring addition food consum-
Dtion amounting TO $4,000 every
year. IF only IS per cent Of those
eligible participate then 3,574 per-
sons in 1902 households will mean
additional surplus food consump-
ton Of $4,000 every year.
Based on the 100000 annual in
crease consumption Of surplus foods
the additional volume will be 81
located approximately as follows.
Eggs. los ESQ dozen. S33 500. i
per cent. Butter l02 497 pounds
SIS 800. l8 per cent. Pork and pork
lard. 262. 400 pounds. S577OO. 90 per
cent Dried and fresh fruits and
vegetables l.1600S9 pounds, S5l.SOO.
"6 per cent. Cereals flour. rice
corn meal, hominy grits) $500
pounds. $4,000. 10 per cent. With
a total of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Printer-Pubiisher
Dies in North

BYRON. Cal. March "A. up
Harry Hammond, rs. founder OF the
Byron Times and state printer under
Gov James Rolph jr. from 1881 to
1885, died here last night after a
,16-month illness.
Hammond. a native of Napa. was
q proof-reader on the old San Fran
cisco Call until 1906 when he came
TO Byron 10 found the Times, q
tiny paper that gained statewide
recognition The Times suspended
publication in October. 1893, when
failing health caused Hammond's
retirement
Founded as a cross roads weekly.
the Times was built INTO q widely
known publication His biennial
publication of booster editions.
thick magazine yearbooks in which
he advertised advantages of the
Delta district. were widely acclaim
ed
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Legislators Study
Defense Proposal

SACRAMENTO, March IA. CUP)
The first of several state defense
council bills came up for hearing
before the state military and veter-
ans affairs committee today
County supervisors, who met late
in the day with the joint legislative
relief committee, meanwhile were
on record opposing return of relief
to the counties without proper fin
ancial safeguard for the counties
At todays meeting the supervisors
sought agreement on amendments
to bills abolishing the SRA with
the counties TO assume adminiStra-
ton of relief and pay one-third the
cost.
Sen. Irwin Quinn'S defense bill
before the senate committee would
create a defense council of governor,
attorney general, adjutant general,
state superintendent of public in
struction. superintendent of public
health. and 20 members named by
the governor with senate confirma-
ton.
The council would replace the
present unofficial group of 80 nam
ed by the governor. The proposed
group will have a chairman. a vice
chairman. a $5000-a-year executive
director, and SIX standing commit
tees. The council would expire on
June 80 1943.
Another bill before the committee
by Sen. Ed Fletcher, San Diego,
would extend military relief to de-
Tense workers.
Delegates to the California Coun-
ty Supervisors association conven-
ton last night backed the stand OF
its directorate that the group wants
no change in the state relief pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Skilled Workers
Asked TO Register

SACRAMENTO, Mar. N CUP)-
California department of employ
ment offices were instructed today
by R. G Wagnet, director, TO To-
cate and register all available
skilled workers in aircraft, ship
building and machine industries.
The instructions followed an
nouncement in Washington of q
nationwide campaign to register
such workers.
The drive to locate all available
workers is being undertaken to
prepare for greatly increased de-
mand for defense workers expected
in the next few months, and to
meet growing shortages of skilled
labor in essential occupations, Wa
gonet said.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Strike Closes Die
Casting Factory

LOS ANGELES, March IA CUP)-
A strike today closed the Har-
will Aircraft Die Casting corp.
plant which has been at work on
$3.50 900 in national defense orders.
The Walkout was called at mid
night by the National Association
Of Die Casters CCIO) in a demand
for higher wages. Picket lines were
placed about the factory at munich
pal airport and no attempt was
made 10 open it today. APPROX
mately 425 men are employed.
Harvill manufactures parts for
almost every aircraft company in
the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

gram. They contended that counties
would be bankrupted if relief was
returned to them.
If these bills are going to be
forced on us we want to be sure
that the one-third cost item doesn't
give the counties one terrific head
ache" said c. f. Grier, San Ber-
nardino county.
Principal amendment advocated
by the supervisors would provide
The county's one-third cost should
not exceed the cost during the 1899
40 fiscal year. There is no restric-
ton in the present bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Seotty ExPlodes
GoIdmine Fable

in a shack near it.
Have you ever owned any rich
mining property?" Gerard's attor-
ney, Leonard Wilson. asked.
Nope" Scotty answered, casually
Have you a mine now?"
No"
Did you ever sell any gold?'
No"
How much money has Johnson
given you?"
Il don't keep any books he
drawled, and l don't know how
much. but it was a lot"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Actor Gets Draft
Call March 22nd

HOLLYWOOD. March IA. (UP)-
Actor James Stewards induction
into the army was set today for
March % by local draft board No.
245 The film star will be among
10 selectees called up from his dis
trict.
Stewart, winner OF the motion
picture academy award as the best
actor of the year, was deferred sew
eral months ago because he was 10
pounds unGerWelgnt. He fattened
up, and was put into class IA.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
CaIexico Woman S
Funeral Saturday

Mrs. Magdalena Rerlcha, 10 ol
Calexico will be buried at Evergreen
cemetery after funeral services III
the Lemons chapel in El Centre
at 2:3O pm. Saturday.
She died in CaleXico Thursday.
Before her death she lived at 8l9
Hefferman avenue, CaleXico. Mrs.
Rericha was born in Checkoslo-
vakia but had lived in the Unit'N
States for SO years She lived IN
CaleXico for 10 years.
Surviving her are two daughters,
Mrs. Anna Suchma and Mrs. John
Kiala. both of CaleXico; a son
Frank Rericha of Ohio: four grand
children: and one great grandchild.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Winter Visitors
Killed in Crash

GLENDALE, Cal, March IA up
Thomas II. Lamond and his wife
agnes, both rs, visitors from Oak
Park, III. were killed late last
night when they stepped from the
curb Of d poorly lighted street in
10 the path Of an automobile.
Lamond and his wife both were
wearing dark clothes, and Roy
Harlacker, l9, Of Glendale, failed
10 see them start TO cross busy
Glenoaks Boulevard They were
killed instantly, and Harlacker was
released
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
SHIP WITH BOMBERS
TORPEDOeD AT SEA

LOS ANGELES. March "A up
P. Floyd Soto. shipping agent. to-
day said he received word of the
torpedoing Of the Norwegian freigh-
er Benjamin Franklin en- route to
England from Los Angeles harbor
with 100000 worth of American
made bombing planes aboard.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14


Seeley grammar school and West
side school played baseball Thurs
day afternoon and the star player
/ for Seeley was Jerry Womack. He
famed II and broke the tie at the
end of the game with home run.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson
spent the weekend at Ramona with
Mrs. Robinson's sister and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Binns are
now located in their cottage on
Alamo.
Mrs. King Kendal and Miss Betty
Goss of Whittier were Sunday vis-
itors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Oftelie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams spent
the week end in San Diego with
Mr.. and Mrs Junior Pippenger.
Mrs. Jimmie Odom left for her
home in Seattle Friday evening but
will stop in Oakland for a short visit
Mrs. Odom has been visiting her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. N. P.
Pearse. Mrs. Odom's mother, Mrs
Margery Glaser, who has been here
for the past two months will re-
main another month with her sister
Mr.. and Mrs ONeal, Hensen and
children will be at Phoenix, Arizona,
the next six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday eve
ming. Don Rex jr and the Misses
EYalyn Crooks and Barbara StraWn
Of CaleXico. Mrs. Ada Schultz was
also a guest at dinner.
Mrs. Mary Scola is confined to
the hospital a few days.
The friendship dinner of the
ladies aid will be held March 10 in
Community hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
Food Stamp Plan
Supplies Listed

S1fpIus foods grown IN lmperlal
county and scheduled to be dis
tributed through the federal stamp
plan TO relief recipients viii include
wheat butter. grapefruit, pork. eggs.
and oranges. the surplus food mar
keting administration announced
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirk of e
Centre were in attendance at the
church dinner at the Methodist
church Tuesday night. Mr.. Kirk
gave a short talk on the subject of
MY Church.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
WEATHER

Southern California: Decreasing
cloudiness with occasional showers
Friday in coastal areas becoming
partly cloudy Friday night and
Saturday: Cloudy with scattered
showers, mountain areas becoming
partly cloudy Friday and Saturday
with occasion light showers. little
change in temperature
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

Mrs. Bert Reddish and Mrs. r.
l. Glasby attended the county
board meeting Of the Y.W.CA. at
the Barbara Worth Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
SeeIeV
Notes
SEELEY NOTES

Jay Trammel was over from San
Diego this weekend and his wife,
returned with him They will make
their home in San Diego in the
future.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Henderson
attended the Kilgore funeral in
Brawley Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

Dr.. Dora Axe returned Sunday
from Santa Ana where she had mo-
tored Rev. and Mrs. HASTE Odgers
who were both Ill. Their daughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Neyaber, of Chicago
arrived to accompany them to their
Santa Ana home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

Mrs. Phil Smith and two children
of Los Angeles arrived Saturday for
q brief visit with her mother. Mrs
Nancy Gray. and sister, Dorothy.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14
CdIexico
Notes
CALEXICO NOTES

Mrs. Gertrude Morrow of Hutchi-
son, Kansas, who has been the
house guest of Mrs. Al Vierhus for
several week left Friday for San
Diego where she will visit for a
short time Mrs. Morrow and Mrs.
Vierhus were school friends at the
University OF Kansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kelso are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
ents and son, Harold, from Med
ford, Oregon. The two families have
been friends over a long period OF
yeafs having oeen neighbors in
MedtOrd.