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Evening star., 1941-06-11
Wins Stellar Role

James Craig, husky young leading
man who appeared opposite Ginger
Rogers in Kitty Foyle," will be CO.
starred with Charles Coburn in I'm
expected Uncle" which Producer
Erich Pommer expects to send be-
fore cameras shortly with Tay Gar
nett directing
Craig is playing currently the ro-
mantle lead in the William Dieterle
production The Devil and Daniel
Webster"
In the supporting cast Of "Un-
expected Uncle comedy drama
based on Erich Hatch's magazine
serial, will be Jane Wyatt, Philip
Reed and Edmund Gwenn.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

I've gone TO pictures three or four
times a week. I've always been
pretty big TOO. And there is MOTH
ing I despise more than bobbing up
and down while the show Is going
on and having my feet trampled
on"
So, Mr.. Hale fixed that up Five
years ago he invented gliding the
ater seat which he says, affords a
lot more room than the usual seat
and gives the moviegoer chance
to relax in comfort and concentrate
on the double feature.
Self protection" he chuckled
II want to keep EN- as happy as
possible so they won't get tired of
looking at Hale"
The Hale theater seat. we'll known
now to the theatrica trade and in
stalled in 65 theaters throughout the
country-has not only been profit
able to Hale. but brought him a
thousand laughs Now he is known
as an inventor-and he thinks that's
pretty funny.
Sound Investments.
Nevertheless. he branched into
other lines. He put tiny fire eX-
tinguisher on the market. He pro-
NOTED a new kind of door lock. His
present enthusiasm is hopped-up
therapeutic lamp which. he thinks,
will dry up every head cold it's
trained on.
With the exception OF the lamp,
which is just popping out of the
experimental stage, most of Hale's
gadgets have proved to be sound
investments. Back of those dancing
blue eyes Is practical, shrewd
mind. Hale knows what will sell.
But he also gets more opportuni-
ties to invest in strange businesses
than young widow who has just
been left a million dollars. News
of his sideline has spread far and
wide. His mail is cluttered with
charts and blueprints and crude ex-
plantations of every imaginable de-
vice that could spring from an ex-
perlmenting mind.
Hale has three perpetual motion
machines in his pressing room on
the Warner Bros. lot. One is sup
posed to operate by water power,
one by Stored-up sunlight, the other
by picking up power from radio
broadcast stations.
Actually, the machines are per-
petually motionleSS. The inventors
need Just little capital-a few
more thousands of dollars-to make
their notions work. Each would be
pleased to have Hale pare off a
slice OF his estimated 2,500-a-week
movie salary and let them play
around little further.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Ine)
Evening star., 1941-06-11
detracts attention from his ears by
growing his hair long on the sides

detracts attention from his ears by
growing his hair long on the sides
Overheard Jeffrey Lynn dis
cussing his recent parting with
Margaret Hays-"If,' says Jeffrey
mournfuly, IF 1 could only control
my temper" Eleanor Powell is
having words with Metro because
one of her dances has been cut from
Lady Be Good" understand that
Ann Sothern steals the picture-but
definitely . Lana Turner is being
wooed again by Artie Shaw-and
Tony Martin is getting anxious
Margaret Lindsay has switched to
Claudette Colbert's brother, Charles
Vending, an agent. I wonder what
happened to Margaret's movie
career? Alan Campbell is joining
Dorothy Parker in the East. He is
too miserable without her. Dotty
is writing a book.
Nelson Eddy's hair is craving. The
boy has just started his picture with
RISE Stevens, The Chocolate Sol
Evening star., 1941-06-11

with the face of horse and teeth
that look like tOmbStoneS in the
moonlight. seems destined for a
similar place in the hearts of Amer
leans. He is perfectly designed to
play the stumble bum, the fall guy
whose every worthy ambition and
honorable yearning should turn
into a ludicrous mess.
That is precisely the part he plays
In George Takes the Air" AS a
fellow with the finest intentions in
the world, decent. harmless and
anxious to do only the right thing,
II Is his curse to do always the
wrong one. II is a part usually
played in its finest form by Charlie
Chaplin but it is a nice tribute to
Formby that he makes the -resem-
blance apparent throughout the
picture.
1t is not always to the advantage
Of George Takes the Air" that the
purity of its slapStick is kept in
violate. The result is that some of
its passages have a too-positive
stamp of familiarity. When it
enters anything so good as its
elimactic passage, however, all its
small flaws are forgiven. That
climax, which alone would make it
worth while, is the old Keystone
cops chase modernized to the high
est possible degree with death pur-
suing the pathetic hero as he pilots
a pursuit plane-about which he
knows nothing through the skies.
Whatever mad maneuvering you
may have seen an airplane through
before, this will set a new high in
thrilling suspense. Even though it
Is obvious that George must land
safely, you can't see how it is pos
sible.
AS Formby's picture, George
Takes the Air necessarily must
give him a chance TO sing a couple
Of those English music hall ditties
which have helped to make Eng
land England. He does very well
with both. especially a romantic
item called It's in the Air" which
you'll hum afterward, no matter
how off key.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Choir to Present
Minstrel Show

The choir of the Washington City
Brethren is sponsoring a minstrel
show to be given at Friendship
House. 619 D street Sc. tomorrow
at $3.50 pm. In addition to the
musical and comedy interludes. sew
eral novelty acts, including tap
dancers, tumblers and an instru-
mental group called the Palooka
PotshotS from Takoma Park, will
furnish a varied entertainment.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

dier." There is some priceless in-
struction written into the script.
Mr.. Eddy has a Great Dane. Miss
Stevens has a poodle. The two dogs
must listen to their master and
mistress singing in one scene.
And" says the script. they tths
dogs must wear appreciative ex-
pressions. Oh, well, anything IL
possible in the movies.
released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Stack STAYS On

Robert Stack, starting on his third
year as successful leading man, has
had his contract renewed by Uni
versal The 21-year-old actor has
had phenomenal rise in popularity
since his film debut with Deanna
Durbin two years ago in First Love. !"
Evening star., 1941-06-11

heroic courage
warns the heart
and gives to
George Takes
the Air" a very
special quality
shat must be
seen to be ap-
preciated.
Star of the
pic ture i S
George Formby,
Y II 2 masculine
equivalent Of
Oracle Fields as
the idol of the
English public.
Torr1hU O man
Evening star., 1941-06-11

hanging. tarring and feathering in
"Honky Tonk." But as you might
have already guessed, he is neither
Colbert, in her car, passes a boule-
ward signal, and an alert cop chases
after her. I'm Claudette Colbert,
Evening star., 1941-06-11

at he Para
mount still de-
partment. When
t he pi C t u r e
went to an ex-
ecutive's Office,
h e scra W ! e d
across 1t, please
i d e n t fy." I t
went back to
him with this
c a p ito n, Bob
H o p e q n d
friend"
Clark Gable is
strung I'D and
stripped to the
MaiSf for Snnne
Evening star., 1941-06-11
lack Oakie Would Write
A Book on Hollywood
Remembers When Kay Francis Played
A Bit Role, When Bing Crosby
Was Sensitive Lad
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


that's things always happen Hollywood Enrol Flynn
his studio wanted photographers
Errnl. .letsu few dausx
Evening star., 1941-06-11
An Inventive Fellow, This
Alan Hale, Actor, Also Boasts of an
Achievement in Comfort
HOLLYWOOD.

realize they
something making for the
to still for hour and watch him
explains higb
Evening star., 1941-06-11
Those British, 1t Develops,
Know Slapstick, Too
George Takes the Air at the Little,
Shows Them in Another Mood;
Gail Patrick Talks Baseball
BY JAY CARMODY.

British comedy as has come to in the movies whimsical
nonsense that have
could be spsck precisely
wt IN George Takes the Air which opened last night the
becomes
Evening star., 1941-06-11

from Herr Hitler, collaborated in its
making. That testimony to an
Evening star., 1941-06-11

anyway" Bob Hope posed with
a portrait of George Washington
Evening star., 1941-06-11

| TIpT0WN Conn. Ave & Newark
| Va iOWN WO. 500. Mat. lP.M.
Parking SDacr Available to pstronS
| Healthfullv Aforementioned.
| LORETTA YOUNG ROBERT PRES
| TON in LADY FROM CHFYENNF %
| AT 1.05, 3.10 5:I5, rs o.25
Crime Doesn't Paw. Respect the
| Law and Third Dimensional Nun =
| der" AudoScoplv.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
SHFRI1hN Ga. Ave. 4 Sheridan.
OAALiAlO1lN RA 2inO

Matlnet ] I'M,
Healthfullv Aforementioned
LORETTA YOUNG. ROBERT PRES
TON in LADY FROM CHEYENNE 90
Al l 20 2.2h XIX In and o IN
Evening star., 1941-06-11

All Time Schedules Given in Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature II
Presented.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

nLtNLDi RA $500. Mat. PM.
Parking Space Availa BILE to Patrons.
Healthfully Aforementioned.
ALICE FAYE DON AMECHF. CAR
| MEN MIRANDA in THAT NIGHT N
| RIO At l:3O. ? 30. 5:35. -.
H:4n. Crime Doesn't Pay, Respect
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Capital Grows W

WITH defense activities the Washington ropidE
ties thon their present eopceir bear Population
placing office spoee heof and voter supply schools
troc fire protection and mony other municipal services How
still Others the emergency shown in these Dir views
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-28

eve hope everyone has grand Fourth of July. BUT,
You can make it grander, glorious Fourth
if have that feeling of satisfaction and security
everyone experiences when their fuel bin is filled with
next winters cheat units You'll get more heat units,
a cleaner, more economical fuel if you burn GEN
-UINE CITY GAS COKE. Save money-avoid ncon-
venience-be assured of your fuel supply by fill
ing your bin before the Fourth of July. Q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Busine IS Women
An+icip patin9
Unique Party

: .F5ur Ifalf-Hnura' Christmas
saftg " IA W.QUc and intrlgu-
~. affair "a %nie,1c Members Of the
Fl g aro ~ 5ass and Profession
a No&asa's club H"c looking for
ward neXl Tuc5d9V.
Nmarrs will meet Mt 7:30 O'Clock
al the Eone OF Mrs Sam Pay
III. - Sa0dleWo0d Drive where
lhe sin1ina OF ChristmaS carols will
BE featured. With EVELYN Beatty as
chairman in charge Of this
5art e tle colcgratiOn.
len e:15-&.45 members will have
I Half-hopr of games at the Car
mca GIBSON studio Eighth and
broadway, under the direction of
lat Boyer. and Ruby Bartel.
Taa r2ireahment half-hOur is
Chcdmed lor 9 p. m. at the home
Of Merle Hart. 1870 Holt avenue, with
Nj. Hart and Vera Grant as chair
mta. fhr .Nenin9 IS program con-
cHdms VITA L halt hour of gifts
al the sT"g.9 Thompson residence,
81 Wct E&iu, Imrcrial Whcr'
Ella Geasnd, lois Co5and and
- Aa1lr Will b" in charge.
-. iia.tGsl j. arlinG as trans
- ,hanm1n.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Kiwaniis Club
Ladies S Night
Party Friday

KiVaniS club members are SD3u-
sOring ladies night party for Fri
day of this week, dinner and pre-
gram at 7 O'c,ock in The Barbara
Worth hotel.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made ior
darkCning the windows 50 that tIr
party may go on, blackout or no
blaCkOut
Ruth Tccplc Reid has arranged a
delightful program OH the Christ
mas theme for the entertainment
Of members and their guests, in
Cluding music by the Desert Strina
trio during the dinner hOur, tAi,
trio being composed of: Malcolm
Macurda. ccllist: Wendell WatC"-
man. yioliniSt, and Mrs. Reid, pi2N-
iSt
Groups of solos and duets will b"
presented by those talented ycl,uG
singers, MIS- George A. Washbu"N
and Miss Kathryn Hindcrt5, Nj.
Eugene Waterman playing their az
compartments.
LaVcrnc Zayala will be heard in
piano solos and Romaine MagCc wi.
review one of the most pOpulal
books o. the year.
In view of this party the club viii
cancel its regular luncheon mCetin"
although arrangements will be mad"
for Out-oftOWn members wishing
to make up attendance.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Edith Wesson Married to
Joe Badger Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs George A. Wcsson.
2107 Atherton Road. Honolulu. TIL.
She is a graduate of Punahoa high
school in Honolulu and a member
of Phi Mu sorority at the Univer-
sity of SOUTHERN California, having
served as its president and
rush chairman. she also is a former
member OF the sc. Panhellenic
council member Of the Secretarial
club and of the Y.WC.A.
Mr.. and Mrs Badger both arc
seniors at use. MI Badger grad
uating February from that insti-
tuition The arc at home to their
friends at 3789 Mcnlo avenue and
will complete their studies at the
University
Mrs. Badger is the siStor of =.
WesSon. director of the athlet
news service at the University of
Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
'Shun Violence Is
Request TO Valley
FiIipino Residents

BRAWLFY, Dec. Il - ApproXl-
matcly 500 FIlplnoS gathered Al .
meeting here WcJMr-dty and heard
Sheriff Robert W Ware urge them
to refrain from all retaliation
against the Japanese. be patriotic
and buy bonds, help with the REQ
Cross work, assist the council oi de-
fensc. observe law and mtnr, and
help peace Officers in every way
possible.
Filipino leaders also urged the
same course Of action and declared
it was foolish for anyone to take
things into their own hands apa
engage III violence against the Jan-
anCsC.
And observe the black / i
no nartcr where YOU arc" Ware
said These blackouts are abso-
lutcly necessary to- our safety Now
| mu,t"eo. Thank YOU for inviting
me to talk TO YOU"
Ware walked out that door of the
auditorium just as an excited hey
rushed up and announced Imperial
Valle's first blackout
Turn yoVr' lights bu'3 boAA'
Ware rclayed the message to those
inside, we are haNin" an official
NlllrN wide 0lacEoul
THAT'S prov luG 4 point
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Evening Bridge Party at
Club is Popular Success

Blackout or no blackout, the Ten
Thousand clubs evening bridge
party Wednesday night. proved to
be a decided success and proved
the adaptibility Of valley resident
in meeting unusual situations.
When the blackout was ordered
the lights in the club house Wcr"
turned out. windows were darkened,
and by candlelight the party Wcn
on as scheduled. everyone having 4
delightful evening.
Dessert was served at quartet ta-
bles Centered with miniature Christ
mas trees in red and green, and
Christmas decorations were used for
the auditorium also.
After the dessert bridge was play
ed, the prizes for the party ana
progressing groups being awarded as
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Me+hodis+s Sunday
| 0 Honor Veteran
Church Members

I Ccniro& Methodist church is
u hesGr The Veterans of the church
in special service Sunday. SER
vice 1T which the older people oc
Tie community will be the honorcd
quests.
Thee guests Of honor will in
Gludc charter members of the
church those who have been men,
berS al the FL Contro church for
% years or more, and also tEo5e
people who have been members Of
any Christian church for so years
on more.
The pastor. the Rev. Mr Hayden
S. Sca.S. will preach ON the fifth
commandment. Homer Thy Father
and Thy Mother" and Mrs. Eugene
Waterman will be heard in 9 special
solo dedicated to the guests of
honor. Mother" CRalston, The
combined Junior and senior choir
will ioin in a Christmas anthem.
Anoup those who will be guests
oG fonor are: Nj. and Mrs. Fd
RoYce MI. and MIS-. r. II. Clark,
charter members; Miss Margaret
HedgicE who has taught Sultlay
school class for 46 years and one for
2G of the 27 years she has lived
in El Ccntro; Mrs. j. NJ Adair
who las been member of the El
Centre church prior to 1910; j. p.
Nuffer. Mis-. Fannie McCrory and
Mrs. Gertrude Teeple who have
been church members for over so
years and Mrs Lille B. Shirk Of
Clarcmont, mother Of Mrs. Guy A.
Weakley who can also claim the
80 year record.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

follows,
P@W group. Nh. Tari Fargis.
high sccrc lo! the We, ~. NJ.
James w. Wolch. -.road. and Nj
Theodore T. Reynolds, tli.d; Hr, u
IatHam, first prize fer fhe me'G
". J. McClrll.nd. second. I'D ~.
W1inh third.
In tie pro.gcy. Ing eroap. taa We
mems prizes wen, 10 M Il. c.
Dillcr, iilyt; MIS-. j. S. Suobel. acc-
ond AlYs. Il. O. Paterson third
j. W DonOhuc winning the mem
high score prize, II. X. Barker. til
second, and Howard |. Soper, yhc
third.
This party WAS sponsored by the
clubs Bridge section and Ill pre-
cccdS so to the clubs building 1und.
Approximately 100 were present To-
the affair.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Ten Thousand Club Christmas
Meetings Next Thursday

Ten Thousand club members are
to enjoy special Christmas pro-
grams, each different, when the
afternoon and evening divisions Of
the club meet Thursday o. next
week.
Afternoon: Group
1t will be good news lor the Ten
Thousand club members that the
are to have the privilege Of bearing
Mrs. Dwight Smith, one Of then
own club members whose dramatic
gifts, charming personality and de
lightful speaking voice combines TO
make any program which She gives
outstanding.
Mrs. Smith will be presented ON
Thursday afternoon in an appro-
pirate Christmas program and at its
conclusion Christmas music will bc
presented by a GROUP of Central
students, this part Of the pHa"ram
being arranged for the club b.
Stan d. Atkin, head CT the school.
music department.
Since the club meeting occurs Sc
close to Christmas and everyone
is busy the business will be cut
to n minimum allowing ample time
for the program and yet p@rmittng
members to get nome carly D.
c. Paulus Will call the meeting 10
order, promptly at = p. IN.
Evening Division
Evening division members viii
hear Mrs. Leo A. Magcc and Mr.
Earle G. Davis in a series Of bool,
reviews at their meeting Thursday
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
CALENDAR

THURSDAY
Senior play, s, CalcXico high
school.
Juuior club, 1:30, club house.
sa-30 club. :, California hotcl.
RAM No. 100, 1870, Masonic
senplr.
Brifing trades, 7:3c, Labor tenn
pie.
l'lrriricians, 30, Labor temple.
H.P.0.F. Nc. 1928, &, n;ks hall.
Nisht sci.0Ol, 10, high school.
U.&.E.W. dinner, $50, Veterans
hail.
Friday
O.E.S. B"d Cross group, $3.50, 132
Commercial.
ScwjrG day, $50, Red Cross head
quarters.
Jasper. ]. Joe Guidotti ranch.
Mckinley P.-T.A., 2:30, Mckinley
school.
Junior Auxiliary, /, Veterans hall.
Xiv Wanis dinner, !, Barbara
Worth.
Painters union, 7:3O, Labor tenn
pie.
signal chapter No. 21G, O. L. 5.
x, Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11

e9enine The two have collaboratcd
On Il proaram which will center ON
seme OF ,ne most popular books Of
lhe }edr in addition to their pro-
aram, Bob Reed will be represented
HI Il afo3p Of accordion solos.
Hostessca fer tie evening will
s1rre retreshmcnts at the close of
the program, members inviting their
mothers and other guests to ENJOY
the evening with them.
Mrs. c Walter HcincckC. chair
nan. has called the business meet
ing for TO p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
PHONE 300

To many in Fl Centro news of
.ac marriage Of Edith Wesson to
Joe Eadecr Of FL Centre, son Of
MI and Ms. Stillman Badger, ST..
viii be Of interest since the bride
eroom5 family IS we'll known in the
valley and = o ne himself attended
Central high school and Junior col
lc2c being a graduate of both
schools
The marriage took place Dec. 6
u Inplcwood where Lac young cou-
pie were married by Judge Frank
Carcu of that city in the Carroll
home with Elcanore Carroll, room
mate of the bride. and Matt HALEY
a. witnesses to the ceremony.
Ms. Badger is the daughter of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Christmas Gifts
Ne ar Completion

Many attractive Christmas pts-
cnts are nearing completion as Arts
and Crafts section members of the
Ten Thousand club work busily on
their various projects.
Wednesday the section had ar
other Of its weekly all-day meetings
in the club house, and inIaddition
to the work on the various projects,
the women enjoyed a display of
glass etching and wood carving
brought from Holtville by Mrs Hoyt
Parker who described something of
the work done by the group in her
city.
Mrs. H. Harris was also a guest
and hOSteSSc5 for the day who serV-
cd delicious luncheon at noon
were: Mesdames j. w. Glasgow, C.
j. Russell, and j. R. Fahs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Council Fire for
Iyop+a Group

Iyopt0 Camp Fire group VIII
have a party and council fire Fri
day night at 7 O'Clock at the Camp
TrC hut.
Plans for this meeting were made
at the groups regular session this
week at the home of Mrs. Bell,
these presenting including: Vera
ROGERS, Joan Neff. Katherine Stein,
Sharon STILES. Billie Forshey and
Caroline HUbball.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Game Interrupted
By BIackou+

Grecfed by a aaly decorated
Christmas tree. members of tn
AVE. Briaae cl3b wednesday nign,
met at TIN home oi D0@ Gibson.
1867 Hell avenue. 4or dca-Gr, and 20
game Of brid-e with M. Aia.uH
Ajilaer and MI. l1yrcl Calcu 81.
hOStCS@CS.
The delicious holiday dcs-er Vas
enjoyed b0t tho blaeEoH, rroYcN'cd
any bridge. Members nreaen' were:
Mesdames Ray Schultz Gcorcc Hag-
lis, Jr~ w. A. Carpenter. w. ".
Routt. George Morris. Raymond
Dessert: tie Nj ses Am Cooper,
Doris Gibson Mary WcStmorclaud,
frankie Neil Birkhau-er, and the
tWG nostessce
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Juniors to Ne ct
As Sche duIed

MIS- Robert Carter. president of
the Junior Ten Thousand club, in
answer to many queries has an
ro&nccd that the clubs meeting
Thursday night of this week will
take plaSc as schcEiled. Arrange
mcnts have been made for darken-
mg the club house if a blackout
i Ordorcd
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Receive Word
From Hawaii

AIr. and Mrs. II q Jones re-
c"ivcd word Thursday that their
dsu.rtcr. Mrs. William NJ. Bell, and
lr. lrtlo GWentcr Calyl arc safe
il Honolulu. III but that She has
lad mo- word from her husband who
stationed at Midway Island. Mr..
Ncu ia q first lieutenant in the
INth defense, United States Marine
Corps and has been stationed at
Midway since ScptcmDcr,.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
creation Class
Thursday Might

WomcnS recreation claSscr are
hcra held at the high school in
,~'urrton with the night school
"a"yl"ujum and Thursdays class
WIh meet as scheduled Miss Hazcile
@oren.ou, tNStruct)r, announced
'Hj"daF morning. The program
cl'I' lur a baSketball game against
C"Up"jil,un Tor the basketball en-
'hUsioa'5 and active sports for the
alU members.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Seeley-We sfside
Enjoys Program

SCelcy home tepartmcn
spent an eniegahlc afternoon last
Friday. mcctna in the Community
hall Whene NJ EIa'yn BcCaon,
center chairman. reviewed ably Jc-
rome Beatty @hncs.aai.5 An over
and David We. @ol'a .iIcpoy
Burke.
Il feapin= 2isa - .n3so~5e"
Yulclpaa NJ 9ortfa n "yG.A,-
cr0if rnaa t. A.. atd III"
&hcpserd,1 from - W.ia"''. Ia-
mou. b1al. nea ilaw '#.a "'"u
&iia.Hs Chrl.5na= ca#ei..
HE a1'nHsou raa@ Na'1 -"
exchange cf white clapl ml .jl!..
refreshments beInz -. .a@ 9u.s@.
the social hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
Church Dinner
Well Attended

s.. PaUl's guild sponsored a high-
IT, successful, and incidentally, very
delicious dinner Tuesday night in
the church at which members and
friends had an opportunity to meet
and talk with the new vicar. the
RCV Mr. Howard Hutchinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
AnnOunC enGn'fS
OF Ne e+inqs

Signal Claptcr No ID, Orc q
the Eastern G,ar. VIII meet FRIDAY
Ui.ht III rcaular session al . o'clock
IN tine Masonic temple, lha acWl9
in>allru Cfurol@ a@#umiu@ lner
,taIrn. With Mu. II. II. TElss pf"-
sidIMG 49, Wcljhr MItron am =. ..
Milri"l g.. WuuN> patron.
Mckinley p.-T.A. Nill meet Iaada4
aftcru0or at 2:@0 O'Clock II Tire
school. The Rev. Nj. IalGe4 S.
Sears Of the Methodist church will
give a Christmas MESSAGE and tie
children Of the Cntlry school Will
&c heard IN appropriate music.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-11
LIKED "TODAY'S" SPECIAL

RC&rVILI e, Cal. oUP)-A used
car dealer here was surprised to
diSooNet that lha shiny new auto
mobile inc had displayed on his
"ToGaY'a Special" platform wasn't
there when he locked for it With
the surrounding business district
iDmn,d with pedestrians Dcld
tDlrt merely stepped III and drove
the car away.