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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01

dedlctvl nebo % peneZ1ch, ne
daJl Sc Tide dlouho prositi. Da.
mlcka pride zajiste do kance.
lare, nebo aspon nekoho posle.
to ostatni jest pax panovou sta
rostf."
Bonichon nadepsal list:
"Slecne Marii Jane, nabrezi
Bourbonske cfslo 22", a dosel
ma ostrov Saint Lois, kde zavo-
lal vefejneho posluhu, jemuz
pravil:
"Zde mate ctyricet sous; do
nestle tento list do cisla 20 a re-
knete, re mate jej odevzdati
slecne."
"A nebude-li slecna doma?"
"Poved1 VAN drive, bydli-li
tam slecna, kdyz ano, zanecha
tie tam psani -. nell, tax hled'
tie, at Sc dozvite jejf adresu.
Reknete, re vec jest velice nut
ma, re list jest Cd notaTe Davi-
da, a re jde o nejake dedic-
tvi."
"Dobre, pane, jiz benin"
'Pockam zde ma vas, a kdyz
dobre por1dfte, dam YAM jeste
pet frank1."
XVII
Posluha vratil Sc "a ctvrt no.
dlny, mesa BOnichOnnV list
zpet.
"Nuze?" ptal Sc tento mrzu-
te. "Neporldil jste?"
"Ba poridil, obcane!" small
Sc posluha. "Dustanu slfbenou
odmenu, nebot znam adresu
slecny Marie Jany."
Coz nebydlf v elsie 22?"
"Nebydlf domovnfk
chtel mi namluviti, re il ami
nezna. Prisel vsak ma prave-
no! Jsem starry lisak a nedam
Sc tax snadno splesti. Stavel
jsem Sc hloupym a zm1nil
jsem Sc O velkem dedictvf =.
a tn mi sedl he'll ma lep. Rekl
mi, re slecinka bydli ma boule-
vardu Saint Michel {. "A .
domovn1k vsak pravil, re da-
ma nen1 dnes donna"
"Zde mate sl1benou odme-
nu!" pravil Bonichon, bera list
cd posluhy.
Lest S dedictvim Sc podari-
la," pravil nahonc1 k sobe.
"Marie Jana vyjela 81 zajiste
s panem de Guercy ma venek.
Ultra jest nedele, vrat1 Sc tedy
do PaT1ze bud Ultra vecer ane-
DO az v pondeli rano -. a tn
|jiz casne rano budu u jejlho
bytu."
Vratil sc do kancelare a wy
pravel Jacquierovi o sve dnes-
nj vyprave.
"Dobra!" zvoal tento vese.
lie. "Panenku name, nyn1 mu
sine 81 zaopatriti nutne listing
abychom mohli dite predstavi-
tt matce.'
"Nu, vzdyt 81 m1zeme witt
vytah re seznamu policejn1ho:
jak to ucinil Placide Joubert.'
"To nestac1 -. mus1me NIT
uredne potvrzeny opis listing
kterouz vyhotovil policejn1 ko-
misaT, kdyz bylo nalezeno ra-
meme dfte u barikady v ulici de
Ia Roquette.
l"Pravda. Dojdu 81 ma pr1-
slusne misto pro tn listinu
zajiste mne il vydajl -. ale. :
"Co 49,. ale?"
"Budou Sc mne ptati, k &c.
mu listinu tn potrebuji. Nesm1.
me zapomenouti, re Joubert
cinil te veci jiz sve opatrenl.
$50 ma tom zalezf! Zepta.
me Sc ma vse jmenem Jouberto'
wynn"
"Vyborny to napad, pane
Jacquiere !Budu z neho teziti.'
"Musime miti medaili, jez
naleza Sc dosud v rukou pra'
dleny Ligierove."
"Snadno il obdrz1me.'
"Pak mus1te promluviti s
mladou divkou . muslte vsal
ma nj jiti velmi chytfe, a zafl.
diti to takovym zpusobem, a.
by il ami lisak Joubert neprise.
ma stopu. PAX z~aopatrite listi'
n.y.. a prikrocime k GNU"
"Nedojdete k slecne de
Rhode?"
"Promluvim S nj teprv, az
budeme miti vSe v rukou."
"V pondelf dam Sc tedy dc
prace.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01

Klara byla v pondel1 rano v
obvyklou hodinu v krame v u
lici Caumartin, ackoliv byla cd
vcerejsfho vyletu jeste unave-
ma.
"Prodala jste vcera rano klo-
bouk?" tazala Sc il PAM Thou
retova.
"Ano, madame. Dala jsem
penfze do zasuvky."
"Nasla jsem je tam. Zapsa-
la jste prodej do knihy, neuda~
la jste vsak ami jmena ami a.
dresy kupujicf."
"Neodvazila jsem Sc danny
ma to ptati ostatne pry sem
dnes nebo Ultra opet Pride
"DobTe."
"Ale vyhlfzite dnes velmi
spatne, mile dfte," pravila pa
nj Thouretova a pohledla by
sire ma Klaru. este bleda.
Co jste vcera delala?"
Ma blede tvari malde d1vky
vzplalila ruda zare.
(Pokracovani.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01

bust ma Madeleine Bastille."
Adrien poslechl. Zatim sluz-
ka PAM Thouretove prinesla
KIare do kramu sn1dani.
Lucienne = ctenari nasi "a
jiste jiz uhodli, re ona to byla,
jez koupila cd Klary klobouk
= dala Sc dovezti k svemu by
tn, uzavTela pecliv6 dvefe sve
loznice, sedla 81 Ike krbu, v
nemz plal vesele ohen, vynda-
la z kapsy ukradene krajky a
hodila je do plamene, jenz je
v okamziku znicil. PAX vzala
klobouk z krabice, zmackala
jej a hodila "a krajkami, nebot
mohl Sc staff predmetem prot
nj svedcicfm.
"Zaslouzila jsem 81 slibenou
odmenu," pravila Lucienne k
sobe. "Placide Joubert Dude
spokojen. Mas Leopold nevez-
me 81 Klaru Gervaisovou. Mu-
sim vsak dokonciti svoje dilo,
po tom, CO jsem jiz vykonala,
jest to, CO mi uciniti zbyva, pra
YOU hrackou."
Sedla 81 k psac1mu stolku a
napsala tento list:
"Mila pant Thouretova!
Rozmyslila jsem 81 to. Ude-
lejte mi ma stredu klobouk po-
dobny tomu, jejz jsem pred ne
kolika dny u Vas koupila a O.
zdobte jej nejkrassimi krajka-
mi, jez najdete; staroanglicke
krajky byly by mi nejmilejsi.
Ma Gene mi nezalez1. PoZdra-
vuje Vas
oddana Yam
Lucinne Bernierova."
Lucienne zapecetila list, Ia
zvonila a porucila komorne, a.
by psan1 ma poStu Odnesla.
Byla jedna hodina, kdyz
Klara byla pc sn1dani. PAM
Thouretova nevratila Sc jeste;
mlada divka zavrela tudiz
kram a kracela S veselou mysll
k stanici omnibusG, kde Adrien
cekal.
"Dobre jitro, Klaro!" oslo
vii il malfr chvejicim Sc hla-
SEM.
"Dobre jitro, pane Adriene."
"Chcete mi podati rame?"
Neodp1rejte mi to, velice byste
mne tim zarmoutila. Coz ne
mate dGveru Ike mne?"
20, ano, d1veTuji vam," pra
villa Klara a zavesila Sc v rama
mladeho muze.
Kan pGjdeme?"
Kan chcete, pane Adriene".
"Prosfm vas, Tfkejte mi pri-
tell -. slova pane" mi tax CT
re a chladne."
"Tedy kan chcete, priteli."
Adrien stiskl Meme rame
mlade divky a pravil:
"Jest jiz pozde a dny jsou
kratke; nemdzeme jfti daleko.
Nelibila by Sc YAM prochazka
Boulognskym lesikem?"
"Lfbila by sc mi velice."
"Dobra, projdeme tedy lesi-
KEN a pGjdeme k obedu do
Suresnesu, chcete?"
"Vedte mne!" pravila Kla-
ra S dsmevem. "Ddveruji yam
a rada pdjdu vzdy, kan bude-
tie cht1ti."
Omnibus dovezl mas parek k
brane Maillotske, odkud sli do
lesfku.
"Klaro," pravil malir, kdyz
kraceli ruku ruce sirokym
stromoTadim, "budeme brzy
Islaviti snatek, vidte?"
"Brzy?" zvolala d1vka.
"Vzdyt sc sotva zname!"
80, znam vas velmil dobre!'
ujistoval malfr. este dobra,
Ijemnocitna a pracovita, a tou.
Ute pc neznosti a lasce =.
|lasky Sc YAM nyni dostane; bu.
du vas stale milovati."
"Skutecn6 stale?"
"Ano. Never1te tomu?"
"Chci yam veriti. Zdate sc
mi byti dobrym a uprimnym, &
srdce me vabilo mne k van
hned, jak jsem vas poprve spa
trila."
XVI.
Zalechnuv posledni tato slo
va, v nichz bylo obsazeno Wy
znani lasky, nahnul Sc Adrie1
TX mlade divce, a septal il:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01

WS0SNe OgS TSH~e O.O T~lSt C.S T$I~e O"N
"Nevratfm-li sc do jedne no
diny, mIzete zavriti a odej1ti,
mile dite," pravila pant Thou
retova.
Adrien, jenz sc nemohl doc
kati okamziku schGzky S milo
vanou dfvkou, pTechazel jiz 70
pull dvanacte pred kramem v
ulici Caumartin, ackoliv mu
Klara byla Tekla, re teprve Ike
druhe iodine Dude m1ti praZd-
no.
Bylo prave poledne, kdyz
kmitla Sc okolo mladeho mali
re velmi elegantni DANA.
Adrien obratil Sc zvedave a
vSfml 81, re vchazela hezka
mlada zena, jez mela oblicej
zastreny krajkovym zavojem,
do kramu PAM Thouretove.
Malir volnym krokem preset
ulici a ~zastavil Sc ma protejsim
chodn1ku primo naproti kramu
Klara vstala a ptala Sc da-
my 1sluzne, echo 81 pTeje.
"Rada bych nejaky klobouk."
"Racila jste 81 prohlednouti
klobouky We vykladnl skfini,
madame?"
me" .
"Prosfm, racte Sc laskave ma
ne podfvati."
Mlada zena pTistoupila k W.
kladni skrini a pravila:
"Ukazte mi tento."
Madame tomu rozumi
jest to jeden z n~ejhezcfch -.
jest ozdoben pravou anglickou
krajkou."
"Jsou to vsak krajky move,
prala bych 81 staroanglicke
krajky."
"Kdyby byly krajky stare
anglicke, stal by klobouk o de-
set louisdorG vice"
"Nezalezi mi ma Gene. Mate
staroanglicke krajky?"
"Ano, madame, name pre-
krasne."
"Ukazte mi je, prosfm."
"Okamzite, madame"
XIV.
Klara veSla do pracOvny, Wy
hledala mezi krabicemi jednu
ma niz bylo napsano "stare
krajky'', vratila Sc pax do kra-
MI a postavila krabici otevre-
nou ma Stul.
Byla skoro naplnena velmi
drahymi krajkami.
Kara vybirala tenke prken-
ko, ma n6mz byla navinuta sta
roanglicka krajka, rozbalila il
a podala il mlade zene Sc slo-
Wy:
"Hled'te jen ma tn krasu, ma
dame: jsou to krajky velmi
vzacne a cenne."
"Co stojf metr?"
"Dve ste frankG."
"Mnoho-li bych jich potre-
bovala?"
"Pdldruheho metru."
"Mohla byste mi hned pre-
d6lati ten klobouk?"
"Mohla bych to uciniti, ne
rada vSak bych to udelala bez
vedomi PAM Thouretove. O.
statne by to dlouho trvalo.
Jsem zde sama a musila bych
rozparati skoro cely klobouk.
Madame snad pockate do zftf-
ka."
"Tot nemozne Spokojim
sc pro dnesek s kloboukem jak
jest. Ultra nebo pozejtrf pTij-
du 81 vybrati klobouk, jejz mi
pax die meho udanf ozdobfte.
Prosfm, zabalte mi tento klo-
bouk."
Madame no nezkusf?"
me, nezkousfm klobouky
nikdy. Poznam ma prvnf po-
hled tvary, jez mi slusf."
Madame nechce pfece mes
ii klobouk sama."
"Ano, vezmu 81 jej -. jsme
blizko boulevardu = vezmu 81
kocar. Prosfm, rychle mi "a
balte klobouk -. specham."
Klara musila doj1ti do pra-
covny a vystoupiti tam ma Ii
dli. ably sundala krabici ma
koupeny klobouk.
Sotva re mlada d1vka odes-
la, vztahla DANA ruku Ike kra-
bici S krajkami, vzala z nj mi
mo skvostne staroanglicke
krajky jest6 jeden kus nemene
drahocennych a schovala 81 je
do kapsy.
Kdyz vratila Sc Klara s kra-
bici, sedela DANA klidne ma Ii
dli a drHela " ruce tObOlku S
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01

Bonichon, nahonci Jacquie-
row, a tento mu prikazoval, a.
by vynalozil veskeren svuj o.
strovtip a divku vypatral.
Bonichon odeSel z kancelare
a prochazel sc zamyslene pc u
lici pc dlouhe prochazce
vessel do male kavarny a dial 81
naliti absintu nahle vzprl-
mil hlavu =. .stastna myslen-
ka proletla mu mozkem.
Vyndal z kapsy papir S jme-
mem sveho pana, dial 81 primes
tt inkoust a napsal nasledovnl
list:
"Ctena slecno! .
Prosim, abyste mne CO mel
drive navst1vila v me kancela-
ri. Vec jest velmi dGlezita :.
Ijde o dedictvl.
Sc vsi 1ctou jmenem pana
| Jacuuiera Bonichon.'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-08-01

Zalechnuv posledni tato slo-
va, v nichz bylo obsazeno wy
znani lasky, nahnul Sc Adrien
k mlade dfvce, a septal il:
Evening star., 1941-07-21

service. He is survived by two sons
Carl, jr., and Edward H. White, and
a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Mae VIII
liams, all Of this city,
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Wednesday at the home, 1905
Twenty fifth street NE. followed by
burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
B.f. Saul Loses Fight
To Annu| Marriage;
Wife Gets $3.50 Month
Realty Operator Urged Her
To Get Divorce He Later
Attacked, Court Rules

The United States Court of Ap-
peas today affirmed District Court
decision refusing to grant an an
nulment TO Bernard F. Saul real
estate. operator and son of the
founder Of the Saul realty firm.
eliminating seven years of litiga-
tion, the animation also upheld the
award of $3.50 monthly maintenance
to Mrs. Mary Harding Saul and
granted her custody of their 8-year-
old adopted son.
Mr.. Saul brought suit for annul-
ment In 1884, claiming his wifes
Tennessee divorce from Herbert
Gardner, whom she married at
Nashville in 1917 before he went
overseas. was invalid because Mr..
Gardner was not domiciled in
Tennessee.
The suit was dismissed by Justice
Oscar r. Luhring in 1888 and the
marriage held valid. Mrs. Saul at
that time was awarded maintenance
and custody OF the child
Wed Few Days After Divorce.
After their marriage. the Gardners
came here in 1919, when Mr..
Gardner got job with the Veterans
Administration. They lived here
until 1927. Her attorneys contended
that she filed suit for divorce in
Tennessee, at the request of Mr..
Saul whom she had met in 1924.
She received her divorce in Ten
nessee in 1927, Mr.. Saul allegedly
urging her on, and. after this be-
came Anal. Mr.. Saul and Mrs.
Gardner were married in Richmond,
Ind. a few days after the divorce.
on July IL, 1927. Subsequently they
bved together in various places In
the United States and Canada until
their separation in 1884, when she
came here. Later Mr.. Saul came to
Washington and filed suit for annul-
ment
Today's decision. nine pages long
and written by Associate Justice
Wiley Rutledge. said the evidence
lis conclusive that In everything
Mrs, Gardner did toward procuring
the divorce, Saul was at her side
urging her on" and that if what
she did had amounted to fraud on
the court, he more than she was
party to it."
Desertion Finding Sustained.
The court concluded: The evi-
dence clearly was sufficient to sus-
tain the courts finding that plain
tiff (Mr. SauD had deserted the
defendant by refusing to cohabit
with her, that she was entitled to
support for herself and their adopted
son in the amount specified, and
that she should have custody of
the child under the terms of the
decree"
Representing Mrs. Saul were At
torneys Alvin L. Newmyer and David
G. Bress, who contended that Mr..
Gardner was domiciled in Tennessee.
inasmuch as he was a Government
employe in Washington and planned
to return there to his permanent
home.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Kiwunis Plans Barbecue

WAYNESBORO. Va, July 2l
(SpeciaD .-Kiwanis Clubs Of the
fifth division of Capital district
including Waynesboro, Lexington.
Staunton, Harrisonburg, Charlottes-
vile. Clifton Forge and Covington-
will hold an interclub barbecue at
Sherando Lake Forest recreational
area Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Carl V. White, Retired
6. P. O. EmpIoye, Dies

Carl " White, 64, retired veteran
employe of the Government Print
ing Office, died yesterday in Provi-
dence Hospital after an illness of
several weeks.
A native of Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr..
White moved here more than 80
years ago and retired from the
G. P. D. in 1910, after SO years Of
Evening star., 1941-07-21

Last year he made q trip to In
dia and South Africa to obtain ami
mails for the San Diego Zoo, where
he had been headkeeper six years.
1t was on this journey that he con-
tracted the malady which caused his
death.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Charles A. Smith Dies;
Was Animal Trainer
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO. Calf. July III
Charles A. Smith, So, noted animal
trainer, died at Sawtelle Veterans
Hospital Saturday.
Starting his career at the age IA,
Mr.. Smith spent Is years with Ring
ling Brothers Circus. Later he
Joined Sens-Floto. remaining with
that circus for Is years.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
80 Killed, so Injured
In Italian Train Crash
B, the Associated Press.

By the ASSOCIATED Press.
ROME, July 2l.-About 80 per-
sons we're killed and so injured Sat-
urday night when passenger train
crashed into freight between Como
San Giovanni and Albate Camerlata,
on the Milan -Chiasso line.
The 1l-car passenger train was
carrying workmen to Germany.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
Blood Saves Numesoke

ROANOKE. Va. P.-J. Paul Jones
rushed to the hospital here to do
nate blood for a TRANSMISSION. After
IT. was over he found that he prob
Evening star., 1941-07-21

Fifteen hundred miles of new
railway lines have been constructed
in Manchuria In the last three
years.
Evening star., 1941-07-21

ably had saved the life Of J. Paul
Jones The men are not related.
Evening star., 1941-07-21
e SpeciuIS! Check Your Needs!

-Napanee o2x21" stainless pOrce-
lam TOP cabinet base 32iz high. ..
cutlery drawers. bread board. meta!
bread box. storage compartment Lid
rack Baked white enameled hnlsh.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Clubs
Society
Many Reservations
For Sections
Bridge Party

Reservations for the bridge
luncheon which the Ten Thousand
clubs Arts and crafts section is
sponsoring for March 81 are coming
in rapidly and those who plan to
attend should reserve their tables
at once.
This announcement was made at
Wednesdays meeting of the section
in the club house. Reservations this
year will be limited to so tabla
and those who wish to attend
should notify Mrs. Howard Ears
worth, telephone 8712-J2.
Aside from plans for the lunch
con, the day was devoted to work
on the various projects of mem
bers, luncheon being served at noon
by a committee of hostesses who
used spring flowers, sweet peas and
ferns, for their decorations. These
hostesses were: Mesdames P. N. Van
Slyck, Roy Johnstone, F. c. Kamp,
j. T. Escoveda, F. 3. Patterson.
Guests were Mesdames Fred Har-
der. Hoyt Parker, L. C. Briggs, j.
b. Yeargin OF Holtville; Mesdames
S. Emmitt Allen, Norman Dupont,
f. j. Macy. T. A. King Warren E.
Sage of FL Centre.
Mrs. j. u. Townsend club Ameri-
canism chairman, talked on flag
etiquette.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

Gertrude Conant. worthy grand
matron, and Ralph Boynton, worthy
grand patron. with their retinue.
will arrive in the valley Saturday
noon for a three day visit, the
five valley chapters. Brawley. I'M
perial. FL Centre. Holtilie and CAL
cxico entertaining them at a num-
Der of affairs.
First event is the official banquet
and reception scheduled for Satur-
day night at the Hotel dc ANA.
Calexico. $50 o'clock. Each of the
five chapter is to contribute one
number to the evenings program.
Sunday afternoon the Past Ma
irons and Patrons association is
sponsoring steak bake. open, as
are all the events, to all members
of the order. The picnic is to be
pot luck affair and those who
attend will meet at pm. Sunday
at the highway maintenance sta
ton Of the Holtvi'le- Yuma highway
and will be directed from there to
tho scene Of the outing.
Barbara Worth hotel, Ell Centre,
will be headquarters for a dinner
Monday night. $50 o'clock, after
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Surprise Party
For Mrs. Tyler
Recent Event

Mrs H. H. Tyler. associate wor-
thy matron, Signal chapter No. 276,
C.ES., was guest Ct honor Mon
day at surprise birthday party
given for her by the chapter Of
f;ccrs, B. o. Mitchell associate pa
tron, and Mrs. Mitchell being in
charge Of the arrangements.
Guests assembled at the Tyler
home. C63 Brighton avenue laden
with gifts and refreshments. in
Guiding beautifully decorated.
cred birthday cake.
These in the party we're: MIS-.
George Bucklin, worthy matron;
Herbert Harris, worthy patron:
Mesdames H. S. Harris, Charles
Corrcll, r. K. Tilton, Philip Hodg-
kin, A. W. Nicman. c. Fl. II. Small,
c, r. Kirkpatrick, E. N. D. Hatch,
B. @. Mitchell, Ruby Patterson, H.
d. Blair, J. N. Higginbotham r.
f. Bolenbakor Miss Ruby Pattcr-
son, Miss Norma Gillespie. Ernest
Lovcscc. Charles Murray Stiles.
Whist was played during the eve
ming, prizes going to Mrs. Tyler,
Miss Patterson and Mr.. Lovesec.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Holds
Zone Ne etings

Miss Jessie Lee Decker, extension
specialist in home furnishings from
the University of California, has
been in the valley for the past
three days conducting a series of
zone meetings on bedroom furnish
ings for home department members.
Beginning her discussion with the
structural details and requirements
Tor houses, and bedrooms in par
ticuar. Miss Decker talked on
the proper size OF bedrooms, giving
methods by which they might be
enlarged, and then went on TO de-
scribe various types of furnishings,
color schemes to be employed, cur
talnS, bed spreads, rugs, answering
many questions in regard to indivi-
dual problems.
Women living in the southern
half Of the valley had their meet
ing Monday in the Calexico Metho-
dist church. those in the Bard
group had their session Tuesday and
women in the northern part of
the valley heard Miss Decker OH
Wednesday in the Westmorland
Legion hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Edited bp ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Two Honored at Surprise
Party on "Wednesday

Each thinking that she was at
tending a surprise party for the
other, Mrs. H. L. Bush and Mrs.
John w. Cook were surprised in
turn Wednesday when they found
they were sharing honors at a
luncheon given for them by a group
of their friends.
Mrs. Bush thought that she was
attending birthday party for Mrs.
Cook, and that she was lending her
house for that affair, while Mrs.
Cook believed she was attending
a housewarming for Mrs. Bush.
Friends gathered at the Bush
home, 780 Hamilton avenue, where
Mrs. Bush had arranged many at
tractive garden flowers as decora-
tons for her house and the lunch
con table.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Busy Bees Spend
Day Quilting

Mrs. Addic Johnson was hostess
Wednesday to the members of the
Busy Bee Quilting club who enjoy
cd day of sewing with pot
luck luncheon at noon.
Present were: Mesdamcs Vera
Harris, Lizzie Taylor. Ada Offlll,
Ada Gallagher, Lille Harper, Mel
lie Lowe. Della Dunlap, Bess Prit-
chard. Lola Shumard, Eva Shit
mard, Hazel Binkley, Alice Par
MGR, Mabel Bransford. F.. j. Hor-
ten, H. Temple and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
c ssnss OF Interest to Women s osS,
CALENDAR
Thursday

Thursday az
Lions clubs, 7.30 Imperial Ma
sonic hall. s--z
EastsIde- Sunset, 7.45, Eastside
school. ..# . .
Junior Book section, 8, 1852 Olive.
T.B.-HeaIth Assoc, 7, Hotel de
ANA, Calexico. .a.-I.t
Elks, Z, Swiss club, Holtvillc.
20-30 club, !, California hotel.
Townsend club No. 2, 7.30, court
house.
RAM. No. 100, 7.3O, Masonic tenn
pie.
Building Trades council, 7.3O, La
Dor temple.
EIectricions union, 1880, La BIO r
temple.
Night school, 7-9, high school.
Friday
Day of prayer service, 10, Pres
byterian church.
Fellowship luncheon, 1890, Pres
byterian church.
klwanis club, Ills, Barbara
Worth.
Junior social committee, $780,
10000 club.
Book review, 8, city library.
Observation-Disclosures, 7.3O, Nc
Cabe school.
f1-Do-DO- club, 6. Camp Fire hut.
Associated chambers of commerce,
], Barbara Worth,
P.-T.A. Founders day program.
1880, Wilson school.
Painters union, 7.3V, Labor temple.
Signal chapter, No. 276, O.E.S.,
3, Masonic temple.
Cavalry dance, .. Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
World Wide Guild
Plans Food Sale

Teen age guild members of tho
First Baptist church will conduct
a food sale on Saturday to raise
money for the purpose of sending
their officers TO the big state rally
to BE- held in Los Angeles March
0 and 0.
This annual rally is the most i'm
portant event in tho year for world
wide Guild members and the FL
Centre group is eager to have its
officers present for the sessions.
Sessions vii be held in the Los
Angeles First Baptist church and
the program will open Saturday
morning with a dramatization of the
work OF the various departments.
That afternoon training groups will
BE- featured and the rally will be
climaxcd Sunday morning by an
international Communion service
conducted by Dr. Frank Fagcrburg,
pastor of tho church. Spiritual De-
Tense" is the general theme for the
rally.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27

Mrs. Herbert Holt acted as gen.
eral chairman for the affair, and
those invited, in addition to the
guests of honor were: Mesdames
Malcolm Huey, E. N. d. Hatch, r.
K. Tilton, j. E. Burns, Leslie Nc
Council, c. r. Kirkpatrick, H. H.
Tyler, Charter Correll, A. w. Nieman,
j. N. Higginbotham, George Buck
lin, Ralph Reynolds, Sam Cox, w.
S. Heating, Jr, A. N. Bucklin,
Philip Knights, Charles Knights,
C. H. H. Small, Charles Hit, U. l..
Martin, Philip Hodgkin, Frank
Young, Herbert Harris, Frank Bowl
es, B. o. Mitchell, Mollie johnson
After luncheon the group enjoyed
tour of Mrs. Bush's house and
garden.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
Clothing School
Session Mondav

Beginners clothing school will
have its next session on Monday,
March 3, an all day gathering start
ing at 1890 am. in the Imperial
Veterans hall where project lead
ers, with Miss Florence Glenn,
home demonstration agent, will con-
tinue the study on garment making.
On March 7, Thursday, these
project leaders will meet at the
farm bureau office in the court
house for further instruction from
Miss Ethclwyn Dodson, extension
specialist in clothing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-27
FL Centre P.-T.A. Groups
Celebrate Founders Day

byterian, Methodist, First Baptist,
State Street Christian, Nazarene,
and of johnson Chapel, AM.E.,
churches, respectively, will partici-
pate.
Music for the evening will be ar
ranged by Mrs. Ruth McGregor of
Douglass high school and by James
Robinson of Washington.
Wilson students will present one
skit from their recent ice Follies"
the one entitled, Hes My Uncle,
and Jerry Asher, Wilson student,
will recite, The American Way of
Life.
Refreshments will be served after
the program. Mrs. A. L. Dilbeck,
president of the city association,
will preside.