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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23

County commissioners have
been ,natified. that the stan r9aFI
department. yegterd ay provsn q
plan for refinancing and COM
pleting Overseas highway at a
cost Of about $1,500,000.
The plan, placed before the de-
partment by County Attorney
Julius F. Stone and B. M Duncan,
manager of the road and toll dis
trict calls for authorization OF
about Sc, 900, 900 in revenue bonds,
with $S,5O0,0OO going to take up
outstanding bonds, $l,5o0,0OO Tor
the actual improvements, and ST.
100000 in reserve
Money supplied for the road by
the state, federal government and
Monroe county will total about
$1,000, 900, it is understood.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23
PLANNING TO NAME
NINE-MAN BOARD

LONDON. Sept. 80 en-.
Charles de Gaulle, Free French
leader, tomorrow viii appoint
an eight or nine man board 10
administer the government 81
the French colonies no longer
loyal to the Vichy regime
General de Gau1le said the
movement for freedom is grow
ing SO fast that its administra
ton will require the services Of
the larger board.
All France, he said. Is in a
state Of revolt, with German
blood flowing in ever increasing
quantities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23
Nazis Blame Roosevelt For
All Anti German Outbreaks
fBy Associated Pressy

BERLIN, Sept. 23.-DNB, Of
fetal German news agency, to-
day blamed President Roosevelt
for anti German outbreaks In
South America.
The news service said it was
significant that demonstrations
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23
FIFTY EXECUTED
FOR ACTIVITIES
iiix Assn lnfed rreasl

ROME, Sept. %. Fifty alleged
Jews and Communists have been
executed at Zagreb. capital of
Croatia, in reprisal for an at
tempted hombing of the tele-
phone building, it was revealed
here today.
Officials said the bomb attack
was foiled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23
COMMERCE BODY
MEETS TONIGHT
WILL HOLD ANNUAL ELEc-
TON FOR BOARD OF
DIRECTORS

Chamber of Commerce men,
bers tonight will hold their an
nual election for board of direc-
tors.
The meeting is scheduled at
the chamber of commerce build
ing for 7:30 o'clock, with the
ballot box slated to close at 8
o'clock.
Terms for the IL directors run
one year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23
PAGING MOTHER HUBBARD

NEW YORKAlthough the
now-fami|iar grocery super-mar-
ket was introduced by an inde-
nendent merchant, II has been
developed BY the chains to a
point where it normally stocks
more than 1900 items.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23
MARY WOODS is
GRANTED DIVORCE

Charging extreme cruelty.
Mary Woods yesterday was
granted a divorce from Flenop
Woods.
The decree was handed down
BY Ciriuit Judge Worth Tram
mel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23
FISH GET BREAK

BALTIMORE. Companies
manufacturing fish nets are re-
ceiving Army orders for camou-
flage nets. They're made of the
same seine Irvine, same mesh.
and on the same machines as fish
nets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23

took place in front Of the German
embassies at Buenos Aires and
Santiago at the very time when
the American President was
making q radio address aimed at
Germany.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-09-23

ADVISORY GAS a. m. EST
Tropical hurricane continues slow
west northwestward movement
about six miles per hour with
center at 7 a. m. EST about 100
miles southeast or east southeast
of Port O'Connor. Tex, near lati-
tude 81 30 and longitude So 20'
attended by winds Of full hurri-
cane force near center, winds in
creasing and becoming dangerous
ahead of center on middle and up
per Texas coast this morning and
dangerously high tides will rise
still higher north of Port Arkansas,
Tex. to Cameron Parish, La, to-
day and tonight. If present move
ment continues center will reach
coast line near Port OConnor to-
night attended by hurricane
winds up to 90 MPH from Port
O'Connor to Freeport, Tex. Dam
gerous northerly gales south OF
Port O'Connor to Corpus Christi
Bay and dangerous easterly gales
north of Freeport to Port Arthur,
Tex. All interests should be safe
guarded against this severe de-
structive storm with attendant
tides inundating low lying sec
tons. Hurricane warnings dis
played Port Arthur to Port Aran-
sas, Tex. and storm warnings
south of Port Arkansas to Browns
Iyi1le and east of Port Arthur to
Biloxi Miss.
WEATHER BUREAU.
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ADVISORY
BULLETIN ll.a0 2. M. FsTs

6 BULLETIN sl:30 z. M. ESIs.
NEW sORLEANS-Latest re-
ports indicate that hurricane CEN
ter is approaching coast north OF
Port O'Connor near the town OF
Matagorda, Tex. Barometer, 29.05
inches at / p. M, EST. Tide still
rising rapidly. Port O'Connor
barometer, 29.l9; wind, north. SIS
to IS miles per hour. Tide, 80
feet.
Freeport barometer, 29.3l. Hur-
ricane winds from east. Tide, TO
feet. Winds of hurricane force
indicated from Freeport to Port
.O'Connor and in Matagorda bay
sections this afternoon and
shifting gales farther inland over
Brazonia, Wharton, Matagorda,
jackson, Calhoun and Victoria
counties this afternoon and to-
night with very heavy rain.
WEATHER BUREAU.
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Methodist Choir Presen&>
Annual Christmas Musicale

nounced the invoca,;on. also read
ing the story of the Nativity and
the Scriptual prophecy
The music included a 18th CEN
tury melodp, Beautiful Savior" sung
by the two Cnoirs. solo. How
Beautiful Upon the Mountains" by
Mrs. Eugene Waterman; contralto:
GOunod's. Nazareth" sung by the
choir and S. = Holidays: The
Holy City CAdamp with Miss Ro-
berta jerks and the choir: two
beautiful violin solos by Wendell
Waterman, guest artist. and ex-
cerpts from Handel'S The Mes
Siah" sung by the choir With Miss
Kathryn Hinderks, Miss Gloria
Fayne, Mrs. George A. Washburn
as the soloists.
The benediCuon by the pastor
closed the impressive service. Mrs.
Waterman is choir director, Miss
Roberta jerks, director for the
Juniors. With Mrs. S. p. Holiday as
their pianist, and Mrs. j. D. Foss.
pianist for the senior choir.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Society
Clubs
Reno We dding Of
Much Interest
To Valley

Mrs George A. Carter Monday
announced the marriage Of Ft2r
daughter, Flora Millicent, and Carl
Edward Chamberlain. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Chamberlain of La
guna Beach.
The wedding took place on Sat
urday, Nov. /, l94l, in Reno, Nevada
and the young couple are now max
ing their home in Oakland. Mrs.
Chamberlain is studying art at the
University of California, Berkeley,
and Mr.. Chamberlain is with the
United States Army medical de-
partment
MIS-. Chamberlain is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Laura Waters and
the sister of Robert Carter Of El
Ccntro. She comes from a well
known pioneer family, her father,
the late George A. Carter, having
been connected with the railroad in
the early days of the valley, later
building some of the first canals.
She herself attended the FL Centre
schools, also studying in Riverside
before going to the university.
Mr.. Chamberlain was born Grand
Rar2ds, Mich, and received his
education in the schools in that city
coming to California some six years
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
CALENDAR

Junior Red Cross, !, Scout hut
Nutrition, First Aid class, 7:3O,
EIOltville
Red Cross board, 80. headquarter
Christmas concert, 8:15, Barbara
Worth
Elks Christmas party, 1880, Elks
hall
Cactus Gavcl club, 6:15, California
l:otei
SOropiimists, :, SherwoOd's
FL Centre ledge No. 384, F. and
A. NJ, 7:30, Masonic temple
Carpenters union, 7:30, Labor
temple
I. V. Caorus, 7:3O, ]. c. auditor
ium
Mint sC.iool, 10, high school
TUESDAY
Eastside Sunset, 1U:oS, trends
church
Lions club, II. SherwOCd's
Laconian club, $50, SherwOOd's
Central Labor Council, 1880, La
bor temple
Oasis Shrine No. 30, w. S. of J.,
8, Masonic temple
/. V. Defense corps, 7:3O, Wilson
music room
/. V. symphony orchestra, 7:3O,
J. G. auditorium
Folk dancing class, 7:3O, Harding
school
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Accident Injuries
Cause Weddino
Pos+ponemen+

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade NJ Boyer
Monday, announced that due to in
jurieS suffered by their daughter,
Dorothy in an automobile accident,
all plans for her marriage to James
Raymond FoWble, Jr.. have had to
be cancelled.
Dorothy and Joyce Sherwood
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Sherwood were enroute to the val
lay Saturday from San Diego and
experienced an automobile accident
rear Alpine, both girls receiving
injuries which necessitated their be-
ing taken to Mercy hospital. Dor
othy suffered fractured knee, and
Joyce, broken ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer left immedi-
atelv for San Diego upon receipt CT
news of the accident, Mr. Boyer re-
turning this morning. Mrs. Boyer
expects to remain several days with
her daughter
The two girls had gone to San
for Dorothy, given by Joyce and by
Virginia Mcbride and Mrs. Homer
Skipper, the accident occurring on
their way home. Miss Mcbride was
to have been maid of honor in the
Wedding, and Miss Sherwood, one
OF the bridesmaids.
Dec. % was the date set for the
wedding, which was to have been
solemnized that evening in the
Methodist church with reception
afterwards in the social hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15

Once again the BEAUTIFUL story OF
Nativity was presented for FL Gen.
rams by Central Girl Reserves who,
with the assistance of the music
Department and the Hi-Y club
conducted their annual Christmas
yeSper service Sunday afternoon IN
he high school auditorium.
To music by the school a process
sional of 81 White-robed Girl Re
serves filed into the auditorium
to begin tho impressive service III
which the story of the Nativity Was
narrated by FdYOla Roach, the var-
iouS characters enactlng the scenes
as she described them.
Stage sets carried out the dlgni-
fled solemnity of the Biblical story
&ld at appropriate intervals dur
ing the program, the choir and
glee club were heard in the beauti-
ful music of the Christmas season.
Those pCrtraying the various roles
were: Betty Lea Horton, the angel;
Andrew Dubois, Zaccharius, Necma
Norris. Mary; Arthur Spring, Lang
ston Gorce. shepherds; w. j. Thorn
burg. Billy Hess, j. B. McNeec2,
wise mon: Paul Haun, Joseph.
Sccne5- were: In the Temple.
The Ann1nciaticn, shepherds III
the Field and The Nativity.
The Rev Mr Joe Nation of the
First Baptist church pronounced the
invocation and the Rcy, Mi Hay
den S. Sears O: the Methodist
church, the b@nCdiction, the pro-
gram concluding with the poStludc
by the orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Entertain for


Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald l.. Knox
entertained informally Sunday al
ternoon for Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.
Hewitt of Los Angeles who are visit
ing Mrs. HeWitts father, j. Drum
mond Huston OF Imperial.
Guests included Mr.. Huston, JIM
my Huston. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewitt
and their house guests. Louise Par
ker of Los Angeles and Archie Cal
hOun of San Diego.
News came Monday morning thai
Jimmy Huston has received ordcr
II report for duty Dec rs at san
Luis Cbispo. Jimmy will have tht
rank of second lieutenant havln-
takcn his training at the UuiVersIt,
OF California, Berkeley and at SUM
mer training camps.
The family will leave for Los Az
CcleS the latter part Of this wee
t. spend Christmas together in tina
city, Jimmy leaving the following
GaV.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Present Day Club
Ne cts Saturday

Present Day club .aemOCla enjoy
ed a delightful evening Saturday as
the guests Of Mr.. and MIS-. Elmer
w. Heald, dining at their home on
SandalWCOd drive that night al
ter which an CXcC..ant program and
9 game o. bridge were featured
As everyone is 50 interested in the
war, Hugh T. Osborne Was called
upon to give a summary Of present.
day conditions after which MIS-.
Dwight Smith was presented in a
number of entertaining humorous
sketches. Mrs. Smith is decidedly
talented and her flair for comedy
was evident in her work.
In the bridge 4amc, nigh score
prizes WgAt to Mr.. and Mrs. Weak
Icy, the other prizes for club mem
torG being Wcn by Mrs. Rice, MIR.
Costello and Mr. Chestnut, the guest
prizes going OF Mr. and Mrs. Os-
borne and Mrs. Smith.
The evening ended with the group
siraiug Christmas carols under the
direction Ct MIS-. Osborne, Mr.. and
Mrs S. Emmitt Allen.
Guests included Ms. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Osborne, MI and Mrs.
S. Emmitt Allen.
Members present were; Dr.. w. w.
Apple aIr. and M o. J. Brad
shaw. Mr. and MIS-. j. E. Brock,
Mr., and Mr.. r A Chcsnut Mr..
and Mr.. W. c. Costello, Mr. and
Mrs M J. Dowd. Mrs. Mont j.
Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rice,
Judge and Mrs. Vaughn N. Thomp-
son, Mr.. ald Mrs. Guy A. Wcakley
and the hcsts
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
PHONE 300

Methodist church chOirs, both
junior and SENIOR. Wcrc heard in
their annual Christmas musicale
Sunday night, presenting a pro-
gram of Christmas music before a
capacity audience which enjoyed
every minute Of this excellent con-
cert.
The program opened with a pro-
cessional, Eugene Moore singing the
traditional, God lest Yc Merry
Gentlemen" alter which the pastor,
the Rev Mr. Hayden S. Sears pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15

Alhambra's Baptist church Sat
urday was the scene Of a wedding
which will interest many i'll I'M
perial Valley-that at which Alice
Small, niece of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
H. Small of Ell Centre. became the
bride of Harvey DeYoung Of AL
hambra, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
DeYoung of Grand Rapids, Mich.
The ceremony took place at 7
o'clock Saturday evening, DR.. HOr-
ace w. Cole, pastor of the church,
reading the service.
Given in marriage by her uncle,
since her parents could not be pres
ert. the pretty young bride was
charming in her smart frOCk of
soldier blue with matching hat and
a single white orchid corSage
Margaret Small, cousin of the
bride, was her only attendant and
wore a becoming trock in a salmon
pink with a corSage of Cecil Brun-
ner rosebuds in harmonzing shade
of yellow
r. j. StonehouSe, nephew of the
bridegroom. acted as best man.
Pretty Setting
Baskets Of huge white chrysan-
themums with fern and accents Of
blue provided by lilac sprays, deco
rated the church and in the back
ground were the American and the
Christian flags. Prior to the service
itself, the church organiSt played a
program of incidental music.
After the ceremony q reception
took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. Stonehouse in FL Monte
Mrs. Stonehouse is the bridegroom's
sister Here graceful floral arrange
mentS made a pretty setting, the
brides cake being the center of
attention in the attractive table ap-
pointment.
Mrs. Small, aunt of the bride. as
sisted and was goWned in navy,
wearing a corsage of TaliSman roses
Wedding Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. DeYoung left Mon
day morning on a wedding trip
which will take them to the East
coast where they will visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. DeYoung is the daughter of
MI. and Mrs. William w. Small
formerly of New Jersey but now of
Washington. D. G. Their trip will
take them first to Grand Rapids.
Mich. where they will visit Mr. De-
Tcung'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph DeYoung. From there the
couple will go to Long island to
visit Mr.. DeYoungs brother, then
to Mrs. DeYoungs former nome in
New Jersey to see her sister and
brother. After a stay in New jersey
they will go to Washington, D. c..
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. William w.
Small and will stop over in Phila-
dclphia, Pa. to visit other relatives
of the brides family.
The bride received her education
at Hadden high school, New Jersey.
later attending a business college.
She came to the valley some months
ago to visit her aunt and uncle.
and before returning home went
to Los Angeles where she accepted a
position with a we'll known oil COM
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
New Red Gross
Classes Formed

With every one vitally Interested
in Red Cross work and i'll aiding
in the defense program, new classes
are being organized daily, two OF
which were scheduled to have their
initial meetings Monday,
A Junior Red Cross class in first
aid, designed for boys. was to bt
Crganized at a meeting of prospec-
tive members Monday night at I
o'clock in the Scout hut
Holtville Junior Women in parI-
c,lar were Interested in a cours
in Nutrition and First Aid 10 be
given Monday night in Hol,vll!c with
Alice Tanner as instructor. The
class was to start at 1870 pm IL
the civic center.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Wilson School
Program Plans

Wilson school will present its an
nual Christmas program for par
CntS and friends of the students
Thursday night at 7:45 o'clock il
the school auditorium
For this program the students
will tell the story Of the Nativity
with the English classes in speech
work presenting the story and The
combined glcc clubs singing Christ
mas music at appropriate n'ar-
walls.
Miss Helen Blrsumian is d.rccUns
the speech work, Laura Rrdd =
Mcfarland ,ho music, and CIcAe
Avery. the art work.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Nutrition Study
For Farm Home
Departments

Foods and nutrition, III llllC VIII
the nutrition project Of the natlons !
tCfense program, form The Sublect
for the majority Of the farm home
depal ,ment meetings scheduled fog
this coming week.
Eastside- Sunset will meet Tues
day at 1870 am. IN the Friends
church. Helt}ille where Miss Flor
enCe Glenn. home demonstrations
agent. will talk on nutrition. There
will be a pot luck luncheon at noon
Mt. Signal &ill have its annual
heart party wednesday starting at
l pm. at the home Of Dorothy
PrOCEman.
Acacia meets Wednesday at 1920
am. at the home of Mrs. Lois Lyons
Tor an all day meeting with pot
luck luncheon at noon, Miss Glenn
speaking in the morning. Mrs. N.
l. Wray is COhOSteSS.
On Thursday Rose Mesquite will
have a Christmas party at the home
of Mrs Mary Morris.
MEGA be Eucalyptus home depart
mcnt had to postpone its meeting
Thursday of this week, due to the
rain, and will meet Thursday of
next week. Dec. 8, at 1890 am.
at the John T. Rice homo on West
Main, with the morning devoted to
q talk on food and nutrition by Mi
+ !OrCnce Glenn. home dcmOns1a-
non agent. A Christmas dinner viii
be served at noon by committee
Of MeSd2me$ Elton B.
F"an T. HeWeS, Hugh r. /
Osborne, Richard Moore, Newton |
Fisher, j. P. LaBrucheric, assisted |
~ Mrs. Rice. Each member will !
BRING a Christmas gift, not to eX
'eed 25 cents in cost and pro-
,ram will be given in the afternoon
With Mrs. Earl V. C. Northrop, Mrs
elmer Forester and Mrs. I. Than
er Y in charqe,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Girl Reserves Sponsor Annual
Vesper Service Sunday

UShers we're: Lila June Snow,
Geraldine Barter, Alton Marsh. The
service wa directed by Miss Meta
BeardSley aid Miss LieSveld, faculty
members and Girl Reserve advisors,
and by Stan d. Atkin, head OF
CentralS music department.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Alice Small Married Saturday
To oHaNey Deyoung

Mr.. DeYoung is a graduate Of
Preston high school, Grand Rapids.
and he came to California some Siy
years ago. being in the contractmo
business, that home construction.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
News I+ems About
Valley Residents

Friends of Dr.. Edith Hook vii
be relieved to learn that her rela-
tivcs have received word from her
saying that she and her sister, Tina
Seymour, both of whom are spend
inc the winter in Honolulu are
safe
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
Daughter Born
To M. Strohs

Mr.. and Mrs. Max f. Stroh have
announced the arrival of a daugh-
ter, Barbara Anne. on Dec. at the
El Centre hospital
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15
CaIexiico
News
By Jane McCampbeII
telephone s49

Mrs. w. K. Bowker and her
daughter. Joan, left Saturday morn
ing in order to spend the weekend
in Los Angeles. They plan to re-
turn on Monday,
The members Of the EutcrpC club
will have their Christmas party
Tuesday, Dec 1G. The party will be
held in the CaSnio in MeXlc4li.
There will be I. meeting of the
World Wide Guild Dec l6 at the
Baptist church. Mrs Gordon Young
will be in charge of the program.
H. N. Sleem of CaleXico was the
speaker at the Rotary club in Holt
Vile on Friday. His subject was
"War-The Desert. He spoke to a
full attendance OF Rotarians on a
subject in which he is ycrsed
Tuesday evening. Dec. Is at 800
pm. will meet at the home of Mrs
E. E. Kelso. The program will be a
Christmas affair, with Mrs. w. H.
Lorcnz presenting the review.
j. D. Mitchell will have charge
of the Rotary program Tuesday at
their weekly luncheon. The meeting
will begin at 1910 pm. in the Hotel
dc ANA.
The Woman's Improvement club
was highly entertained at thell
Christmas meeting last Thursday,
by members of the 7B class OF
lockwood school. Under the direC-
ton of Miss Ethel Castanien the
students presented an Operetta.
Those taking part were: Dick Lakin.
Alice Otter, Pat Washer. HideO Da-
Wanami, Ted C-T,ng.on. Jimmie
Dove, PrestiSs Rippy, Leonard Ben
nettS, Albert Terrazas. Jimmie For
cher, Wallace ManSir Bill Young,
George Vandiver, Glenn Corson,
Margaret Brown, Barbara Ann
Jackson. Betty Buckner Aurora
O'ague, Honora Higuera. Elna Ada
Euev, Jov Carmichael, Paula Ann
williams, Eddie Noe, Paul Biner and
Harry de Castro.
Other highlights Of the program
included the talk by the Rev. G B.
GudmundsSon, Calipatria who spoke
on Christmas in Iceland Mrs. J.
w. Lawson sang Ave Maria with
violin obligato by Kenneth Owens.
CaleXico toWnsfOlk will be given
a chance to help make this Christ
mas a happier one for those less
fortunate then they arc through
the generosity of F. Jllman, man
ager of the Aztec Theater and Mi.
Smith, manager of the Fox Capitol
Theater. The Aztec Theater will
put on a Christmas show for chill
dren and adults on Thursday Dec.
12 from 3 in the afternoon and
continuing into the night show. The
money from this show will be given
for Christmas baskets. Tho Fox
Capitol Theater will start their
benefit show at O'Clock Friday,
Dec. 10 and to gain admission IA
can Of goods is all that is necessary.
This food will 90 to the ElkS TO
help in making up their Christmas
baskets.
Mrs. Joe Pctrcc WAS honOrCd rc-
Gently at the homo of Mrs. James
Hunt by a pink and blue shower
The Hunt home was decorated il
: the Christmas theme. The cake
which was presented to Mrs. Petrco
to cut was especially beautiful, with
its tiny blue and pink floral dcco-
rationS. Those attending were: Mes
danes John PCrko. Dahl Pctrce
CtiS Briggs, Hugh Parsons, Wayne
Collins. Lester BanniSter. the guest
Of honor Mrs PctreC. and the host
esS, Mrs Hunt. and Miss Emma
Bennett and Miss Merle Pctrcc.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15

George Carol, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Carol is home for his
Christmas vacation from Loyola uni
Versity in Los Angeles George re-
turned Friday evening. "@ ~
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15

Th2 CaleXieo Teachers club viii
meet on Monday at 3 p. m. in
the lockwood school auditorium for
a business conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15

Monday there will be a Parent
Teacher association board meeting
at the home OF Mrs. F. X. KljoW
az 3 y. ii.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15

utsday evening goOd-SiZcd
crowd Of CaleXicO tOwnsfcik was en-
tcrtaincd b" the senior class play.
A comedy in three acts, the play
was hilariously funny. giving the au-
dicnc1 an enjoyable evening with
its witty dialogue and well balanced
cast. Especially deserving of credit
is the director, Lyn Johnson, whose
work contributed to half the sue
cess of the play. During tho inter
misSi,l, between the second and
third act. the cast with Troy
Strange, Darrell Glass and Adclbert
Wilson as spokcSmen, presented a
gift of appreciation to Mary John
son.
Members Of the cast all of whom
deserve credit for their work, in
cludc: Adclborc Wilson. Shirley
Brown, Vanita Lyon. Darrel Glass,
Troy Strange, Gloria Ray, Cathcria
Yturralde, Mildred Burdick The
SchCCl orchestra, directed by Ken
meth Owens, played five excellent
musical selections.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-15

Mrs. George Sanders. ST." left
Saturday fer San Diego where She
planned to meet her son George.
Jr, George has been in San Fran
cisco attending st. MarY's college
and is returning here fer his Christ
mas vacation.