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Evening star., 1941-05-16
Newmyer HurIs, Hits
Friends 10 Triumph
Over Anacossia Bs

Armand Newmyer proved a valu-
able player for Friends School base
ball team yesterday as it downed
Anacostia's B squad. 9-5. He COM
bined with D. Smith to limit the
Indians to three hits and helped his
own cause with two home runs.
Friends collected all its runs in
the first three innings while Ana
costa started with a trio in the first,
but was held in check thereafter
with single markers only in the fifth
and sixth of the seven-inning game.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
De Vers, Center Market, HurIs
Glitter, Blanks Moccobees

One of the top sandlot baseball
pitching feats of the early season
is credited to Frank De Vers of
Center Market. He famed five,
walked only one while while giving
only three hits as his team defeated
Arlington Maccabees, SO, in the
Departmental League feature yes
terday.
The seven inning game was some
thing of a pitchers battle with
Burch of the Maccabees tossing a
five-hitter and not permitting a
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Elliott, Capital Boy,
Gets Sports Award
AT tLehigh U.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, May 10
George E. Elliott, jr, of Washington,
D. c., today received the Theodore
H. H Meier field trophy at the ira
ditional f1agpole day exercises at
Lehigh University.
This award is given annually to
the member of the Lehigh track and
field squad who is judged by the
coaches as the most valuable COM
petitor during the season.
Elliott holds the Middle Atlantic
States Association title for the 120
high and 220 low hurdles.
He is a member of Sigma Nu
Social Fraternity.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Hoyos in Ployoff
For Golf Title
BY the Associated Pres,


STAMFORD, Conn, May 16.-
The championship of the north
ern and southern divisions Of
the Eastern intercollegiate Golf
Association will be settled today
with six teams competing at the
Woodway Country Club.
Yale, Harvard and Dartmouth
were to battle for the northern
crown and Penn State, George
town and Princeton for the
southern honor.
The triple ties in both diW-
sions were the result of the
final round of the round-robin
series last week end.
The division winners will play
for the Eastern intercollegiate
Golf Association championship
on Saturday.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Minors Get PuuI Dean

CHICAGO, May 16 (R.-A day
after his famous brother, Dizzy
dropped out of the Chicago Cubs
pitching staff, Paul Dean passed or
to q minor league berth. He has
been sold by the New York Giants
to Sacramento.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
IsoIutor Now in Stud

Among the stations at Arthur B.
Hancock's Claiborne Stud, in Ken
lucky, is Isolater, who was imported
to this country and raced here by
his breeder, William woodward of
New York.
Evening star., 1941-05-16

hunS-D. oIHlCIl' CdrJeT, NeWmeyeI VI,
c. Smith. Buschmeyer Loos McCuen,
Foust. Benner. Sullivan Hagedorn. Atvell.
Mumford. Errors-Newmeyer (2). C..
Smith. McCuen (2D. F1aherty. Patton. Two
base hit-D. Smith. Home runs--New-
meyer C2), C. Smith. First base on balls
Of Newmeyer. 4; of Mumford. 81 of
Smith. >. Struck out-By Newmeyer, 8:
by Mumford. 13: by Smith. /. Hits-Of
Newmeyer. in 5 innings; of Smith. none
in innings; off Mumford IL in innings
Winning pitcher-Newmeyer. Umpire
Mr.. Fenlon.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Rutgers Crew Invited
To Row at 'Keepsie
Rs the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, May 16.-Rutgers
which resumed crew racing only five
years ago through the persistence OF
Athletic Director George Little. re-
ceived an invitation to compete in
the annual Intercollegiate Rowing
Association Regatta on the Hudson
at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June Is.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Mrs. Owens in Tourney

RICHMOND, Va, May Is 1P).-
Mrs. George Owens of Petersburg
twice winner of the Richmond city
women's golf championship, has en-
tered the women's open tournament
to be played here Monday.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Luisetti Weds Model

Angelo Hank Luisetti, one of the
greatest basket ball players of all
time, and Jane r. Rossiter, San
Francisco model, were married re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Tuverns at Hume Springs

Little Tavern baseball team travels
Sunday, meeting Hume Springs nine
at 2:30.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Colgate Gets New Coach

HAMILTON, N. Y, May Is (P.-
Karl J. Lawrence, basket ball and
football coach at Allegheny College,
has been named court coach at
Colgate.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Du Bose Learns About Colts Inconsistencies
Chevy Chase Star Puzzled by His II One Day, 81 Next

Du Bose is a good golfer, one Of
the best at Chevy Chase. But
still he wonders about that Is
stroke spread between the u and
the 81.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Wor Netmen Win Match

War Department defeated General
Accounting once, Al, in Depart
mental Tennis League match at
Rock Greek Courts.
Evening star., 1941-05-16

Runs--Laycock t4J. HO1man. bIsy "
David. Martz, Munson co. speiser,, Ken
nedy go; beavers t2l. ErTors.Ve5non
(2). Clark 90. Carter. Hoffman Runs
batted in-Hoffman t2D. Laycock (2), Hite
12j, David 3D. Bray. Two-base hits
David I3J, Hite CD. Three base hit
Soustgater. Home runs-Fucharn. Martz.
Stolen bases-Hite t3). Sacriflces-Lay-
cock Double play-Martz to Vernon 10
Hoffman. Left on bases-Blair. E: Eastern
?; off Soustsster. 4. Struck out-By
beavers 3: by Bray. 3: by soustgater. T.
Hits-Of beavers. 4 for runs in Q IN
nings; of Bray, for runs In innings.
Winning pitche--Deavers. Umpire-Mr.
Mattingly.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
College Sports

Baseball.
Yale. Q: GEORGETOWN. :.
Villarova :; George Washington, !.
Bucknel. q: Lebanon Valley, 4
Mount st. Msry'S. 10. St. Vincent 9.
William and Mary. 6 V. NJ. l., 8.
Loyola, IL; Washington. s.
Tennessee, IA: Centre. o.
Michigan State, 4: Indiana q. 3
North Carolina State, 12; Davidson, II
Northwestern. 2: Luther, 4.
Rcsroke. s; West Virginia Tech, 4.
Brown, IL: Dartmouth. IL.
Tennis.
GEORGETOWN, 5: Maryland. 4.
Western Maryland. g. Catholic u, 0.
Kenyon. 9: Indiana. O.
Ohio State, z; Purdue, 2.
Western State Teachers, 8; o. Of Mich,
Loyola, 8: Washington, l.
Notre Dame. g.: Michigsn State, 8.
Kansas, 4: Missouri. 2.
Northwestern, 6: Chicago. 3.
Golf.
Kansas, 10: Missouri. 8.
Polo.
lowe State, 10: Ohio State. 4.
Evening star., 1941-05-16
Congressional Pairings Made,

Four flights of golfers will start
match play tomorrow at Congress
Sional in the spring handicap tour
ney. Here are the pairings:
Rarvih h 5ohnstoo s hMsD0n1ld 1s vs
B. Adams; LOS, @. T. Smith VS.. c. W.
man, 1:i0 r. B. Coniyn VS.. r. j. Groom,
Frank Murray vs.. G. H. Hill. jr.: | rs, G:
Second ,f1ight-7-1 20, Paul Porter VS.. A.
seaC Cristasd9rO, H M INii4sns MlIIans vs.. ".
\. McClain VS.; g, l.: Meloney; / :35: W. E.
" GaliMagner VS.; j. M. Strait G. F. Mikkelson
ThiEd filgh!@I 40, DR.. R. A. Keilty vs..
ply jr-; VS.. F. E. johnson; J. F. McCarron
pr. Noah Pomeroy, J. E. Taggart VS..
F9uEsS BaIs sifhtTsOS; afsn G dr. W Dudley sv.
Ssvhsd 6 4 Fergus 1Hs vs. ,d A. w. Tilleg MgarGY: w. W.
). F. s' Trscy vs. vs. j. J. 4. H; Sullivan, Gse j. p 2.
Strong, bye.
Davy Learns Bunker Shot.
Myron Davy, former Congressional
president, is no man to do things
by halves. Myron hasn't carried
a sand wedge in his golf bag. Play
ing the fifth hole at Chevy Chase,
he bunkered his second shot. With
a niblick he carved that ball out
of the sand and thumped it clear
across Wisconsin avenue.
He also Is member of Columbia,
and since Columbia is close to
Chevy Chase he jumped in his car
and sought out Fred Mcleod. Now
Freddie doesn't think highly of the
sand wedge as a golf club. But
Davy bought one just the same, ran
back to Chevy Chase and played
another round. 'It worked too," he
said.
Mrs. M. j. Torlinski is the holder
of the Betty huffman Trophy at the
Army Navy Country Club, where the
feminine golfers of the club wound
up their 36-hole tourney for the cup
yesterday. Mrs. Torlinski won the
cup with 36-hole card of 179-24-
155. The gross award went to Mrs.
M. K. Barroll with 86-91-177, while
the high net prize went to Mrs. G.
C. Brown with 230-56-l74.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Junior Club in
Ge+- Acquain+ed d
Party Thursday

Junior Ten Thousand club mem
bers will have get -acquaintc3
party Thursday night of this WeeG.
meeting at 7:30 o'clock in the club
house for q brief business mectm-
after which a series Of now and
amusing games Will be featured.
Members arc advised that slack
and play suits will be the faehioa
for that meeting since the games
are somewhat on tho active Slde.
Tho membership will be divided into
football teams reDresenting the
various colleges and universities anG
an evening of hilarity is promised
By the program committee.
This program committee is head
ed by Emily TruSty as chairman:
assisted by Mrs Gue Montgomery
Louise Chamlis, GWendolyn Bliss.
Mrs. John C'Guin, Miss Elizabeth
Meyer, Mrs. Ray Schultz,
Mrs. Frederick Powers Hcald is
chairman OF the committee on re
freehments and Will be aided by:
Mrs Warren Brock. Mrs. Robert
Fussell, Mrs. Lester Blaclman, Mary
Brown, Ruth Riddle, Erzab0:I
Meyer. Barbara Hurst, K2thryr
Hinderks and Sarah BCrnicc Con
/ Zptt.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
CALENDAR
Tuesday

Tuesday
Missionary talk, 7:30. Jlpanc-c
Christian church.
Leadership training school, "a.
First Baptist church.
HOItville Junior club, 1870, civic
center.
Laconian club, 6:I5, Sherwoodt.
". Commandery No. 81, 1:30,
Masonic temple.
I.V. Gem and Mineral SOC, $50,
court house.
Central Labor Council, 1870, La
bor temple.
Oasis Shrine No. 20. VS.. of j.,
8, Masonic temple.
Nv. Defense corps, 1880, bail park.
l. V. symphony orchestra, 1:3O,
J. c. auditorium.
Wednesday
Arts and Crafts, 10, 10000 club.
Harding study group, 10, Harding
school.
Bartenders, 2, Labor temple.
Eagles. 8, $50 Broadway.
Teamsters, chauffeurs, 7:30, La
Dor temple.
State guard, 7:30. Veterans bail
leadership training school, -
First Baptist church.
TB. Assoc. directors, 7:30, cOurl
house.
intermediate bridge, 7:30, IL
State Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Soroptimist Club Entertalns
CavaIrynnen at Meeting

Sixteen men from Camp Seoley
were guests Of the Fl Centre Sorop-
timists at a dinner meeting and
program Monda" night at Sher-
WCod S
b an interesting coincidence the
cavalry colors and those of the Sor-
oGtinist cluD arc gold and blue and
aae0rdls! the table appointment
carried out that cO!or scheme IN
compliment to the guests Of honor
and the organization. Blue and yel-
low potter, a centerplece Of yel-
low chrysanthemumS, favors in vel
low. and souvenirs Tor the men.
aehtrays Crnamcnted with cavalry
horses. mace the table most attrac-
tie.
Tie cla6 .ngmbcrs. IN their smar.
evening gowns. greeted the men as
the} arrived. Helene Bennett, presi-
don't. piyin2 the formal welcome for
the club.
Members of the cavalry contrib
utcd decidedly to the entertainments.
Sgt. Frank L. Kirby. leader OF the
cavalry band, acting as master Of
ceremonies. Sgt Bert Fallows was
heard IN delightful trumpet and vo-
cal solos, and Pvt Richard Smith
in clever impersonations.
After the dinner and program,
bridge was played.
The men represented Il cross sec
ton of the states of nation with
Illinois. Wisconsin, Wyoming, Texas.
Montana and many other states
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
P.-T.A. Direct
Plan Program

Discussion of plans for the annual
Halloween carnival, reports of Of
ficcrs and chairmen occupied the
members of Mckinley P.-T. As eX-
ecutivc board when that group met
Monday afternoon in the school.
Last week this association con-
Quoted its membership drive, the
prize for the room bringing in the
largest number Of members going
to Mrs. Irene Kassen's group.
Eighty-six members have been Sc
cured and the association is con-
tinuing its campaign for members,
officers urging each mother 10 join
the group. sending in her dues.
Mrs. w. S. Keating, Jr.. Is presi-
dent of the association, the entire
P.-TA. unit meeting Friday this
week for its first session of the
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
PHONE 300

Cior1H s.ssean -. ~jr..e0 D~aa-
Id,at nj tic imperial FH.cr S.m-
.Ia.# sIs.H#fla a..#1a .f t
rrrae IL mee.me ef.lC4. 9r,t'iou
,unaas moraHae a. 1nnl"o"d
Gcripen #ccacd Or Arnold 4
A3iadd9 aao 10 Ionaaf .=cS IN tl2
,a,itE
MI sa1sen Is a *. = tno0I bu..
ncssmm Of II Catro "A .ormc!
councilman. pa preGrnt o. TIM
KITans club. and ha- a.Way. b'ru
.cIyc IL cigJc a1!aIrs His election
IT, v"Tcd with enthusiastic aDprov-
ii By thc association m"mb":s who
anticipate a successful year under
las leadership.
t,turE ea5 2ann.. DJro'hN Warn +
a!.0 haElGa moved a%ar. tho Group
elected Nh. Emls Ka.old t. thai
POSITION.
O-asr Officers Of tac oclatiou
are: Robe. NeIs9n oi BraWlrf.
yico-p,tsldonf: Mr. Elmer ".
Hnald Of F. Cansro. CorrtaponC
m secretary. Mi. PCaII BuIH.'' I'll
Crn'ro. treasurer: Warren CurTlt..
r Centre. finance chalrnan Puj'
Tcnple Paid. Fl Ccntro. mN-.1
chairla3n d. r. c. C'cmons, =!
Cntrc. Verne Harrison. HGitvllic:
JOAN Kabler. CaloX.co. AID M,o.
Cicoraa Kine. BraVlcy. directors.
The association. which handl"f al
business tor tie symphony orchef-
ira. has ambitious and interesting
plains lor tne Eear which will b.
announced III tho near .uture l"i-
!owlng the meeting oI tEc board OF
uucctors.
The choral group. affiliated with
.ne orchestra. has crown IN MIN
Der.. no" having Il membership OF
over 70. This 2roap rrhearses eatA
Monday evening at 30 o'clock Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Opening Session
Of adership
School Monday

Forty-siX registered students, With
an additional number of auditors.
erected the Opering session Of TIE
church leadership training Schoc.
which took place Monday night III
the Fl Centro First Baptist church
under the Sponsorship of the valley
ministerial ASSOCIATION.
DR. H V. Mathcr, secretary of the
California Church Council is dean
of the school, sessions of which
are held nightly through Friday.
Registration is still open TO those
interested, the classes starting at :
and closing at pm.
Courses IN child guidance, youth
training. III drama, music and study
c. The Old Testament are given.
The Rev. Mr. Hayden Sears con-
Quoted the devotional service Mon
day assisted by other ministers OF
the valley. the Rev. Mr.. Carlton c.
Buck of Holtyillc leading the Sine-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Chapter AVHas
First Ne ee+ins
Of New ye ar

Chapter AV, PE.O, began it,
year on Monday members mcctin-
for luncheon at 752 Olive avenue
and adjourning afterwards to tn"
Forrest f. Kutz hCme or Len Rcy
avenue for their business mCctW.
and program.
Mrs. H. S. Gov of Chapter CIV
who represented the chapter at tins
sessions of the PE.O. Supreme
chapter, reported on that gathcrirp
which took place the latter par,
of the summer in Victoria, BIC.
Highlights OF the business SeS-
cions. descriptions Of social events
of the program. entertaining side
lights on the convention, and (
vivid account of the atmosphere Of
friendliness and the feeling of unity
between Canadians and Americans
made Mrs. Cows report OF decided
interest to her listeners.
The chapter set Nov l as the
date for rummage sale the funi1
to be used in welfare work.
Mrs. Cow. Mrs. NJ. .. DOWd and
Mrs. Norman f. Dupont were guests
OF the chapter, the other members
present including: Mesdamcs j. z.
Adams, P. p. Anderson, Don c. Bit
Ter, O. j. Bradshaw. Warren Cur
rler, Earle G., DAVIS, Aallral F0Hcu-
son, Elmer w. He2ld. Donna iioiip.
way, c. Ben Herring, Harry w.
Horton. John M Keplcy, Melvin q.
King. Forrest F. Kutz, r. ID. Nc
Phcrrin, Howard P. Never, A!lrU
p. Nuffer, Minor O. SimmG. {.
Sprouse.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Julia Riley New
residen+ For
County Council

Julia Riley of Calipatria Will sue
ceed Mrs M. r. Brents Of CalcXlcC
as president of the American Legion
Auxiliary County Council, having
been elected to that office. at tn"
council meeting Monday night IN
the Imperial Veterans hall
Other officers chosen include.
Hester lehman, Fl Centre vice
president; Flo.eace Richards Holt
vile. chaplain: Sue Ovens, Imperial
musician: Billie BrentS, CaleXl"O.
sergeant-a arms; Helen Murphy.
Imperial. marshal.
Mrs. Riley appointed Ola Spcrr'
of Calipatria to the office of Sccrc-
tary-treasurer.
Reports of state and national
conventions were made, Mrs. Fred
l.. Riddle, president Of Boycc Atcn
unit of FL Centro giving the former
report and Mrs. George Whitchcr
of the Ell Centro unit, the latter.
Refreshments were served by the
Imperial unit.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Party Given for
Leroy p alton

LEROY Patton. WHO is stationed at
the y. S. Naval Training station in
san Eieoo. spent the weekend in
Fl Ceatco with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G K Patton.
Sunday afternoon members of the
Christ Ambassadors from the As
sembly of God tabernacle gave q
farewell party in his honor.
Refreshments were served to the
following guests: Nicola Williams,
Mary Wiscn, Maraie Mccoy, Opai
Beaver. Mary Lou Potter, Jackie
Mckenzie. Elsie Mckenzie, William
Carroll. Bobble Mccoy, Betty Lou
Poone. Maxine Murphy, June Miles,
Francis Bloemsma. JudT Roger. Bob
by Rogers. DOYLE McKonzic, Mcrlyn
Miles. Joseph Carroll. Windell Will
.iams. MI and Mrs. Lee Mckenzie
and the guest OF honor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert O. Mitchell
have announced the marriage o.
their daughter, Evelyn, to Sgt. john
w Fleshman. son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. w. Freshman of Ellin. Oregon.
The wedding took place Saturdo.
in Yuma. Arizona, being sOlcmni2c&
in the Christian church pIreOnaGr
with the Rev Mr.. Brown, pastor
reading the service in the presence
of a group of friends and relative.
Given in marriage by her father!
the pretty bride was charming IN q
smart soldier blue ensemble with
which she wore black accessories
and a corSage of gardeniaS.
Mrs. Il. ". Fora, sister Of III,
bride. was her only attendant. AN
wore a frock in a light SN2d" e..
blue, her corsage bcln1 o: rc.c5 a.
was that worn by Mrs. Mitchell Thc
was gowned in a bccomlne ro~
frock.
Corp. Raymond G Murray ScrN,,
MIR. Flesmman as best man
Immediately after tho ceremony
the bridal party adjourned TO me
San Carlos hotel for the Wcdd!H'
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Evelyn Mitchell Married To
John w. FIeshman Saturday

dinner which Mr. and Mrs. FLESH
man left On then honeymoon. They
Will be a home to thelr friends At
8.5 Commercial upon their return
from the coast.
Nil Freshman Is a popular grad
uatr cf Central and later attended
a Rsrraidr business college. Her
husband received hls education IN
the Oregon schools and is at pres
mt slationeo a. camp Seeley.
Sinc, The bride comes from a well
ivnovn III Ccntro family news Of
ncr maniagr Will prove of decided
interest 10 many III the community.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Cssalexico q
News
BY Jane McCampbeII
telephone 849

Mr.. and Mrs. R5y Graham Jr.
of san DIEGO sneat the weekend
here visiting their families and
cionds. M"a. Graham is the form
Cr ClGta Wilson. Accompanying
the young couple were Lynn Gra-
ham and his vic who will be- re-
mcmbered as Josephine Geerin2.
Mr. ana Mo. Elvin Stanfield have
named their new baby girl Arlene.
Arlene VAS bonn last Thursday at
the Griffin hospital.
N!rgil ROBERTSON, employed at the
FRED Cuntorman ranch, mas been
i'll for tie past IeW d2ya.
Allen Pnm'aI who underwent an
CW,lsclacE afstrunrtomy at tie
locJI hospital VAS taken home
Saturday.
William Cash Was home over the
weekend visiting friends and fam
lily. Cash Is With Consolidated III
San DECO.
Tuesday nieht at G:30 pm. the
Rotary club Will hold ladies night
affair Jointly with the MeXicali club
at the former headquarters OF the
Colorado River Land company IL
MCXiCah.
ThuC viii be a meeting of the
World Wide Guild at the Baptist
cllurca Tues@3Y eyaning at ZOO p.
IN
Mari Ro.c Hhe has been in the
Griffin hospital tor the past Few
days sulfsin- tYCm Influenza, W"5
we'll cn-t.en 10 leave Sunday
Mr.. end Mr.. William SWink Of
VI C,nt9o became tie parents OF a
baby boE Eon AT tie Griffin hos
Ii;U Oe, ,. TIE barN Whlch
w,i-Mc0 = b aid ! ounces, mas
been named MAJ. Warren.
the r@!ne lIment committee Of
the Junior WCmen's club met at the
Icm" Of Miss Mickey Smith Mon
day evening . discuss the refresh
meat plans 'or the JUNIOR meeting
I ursuay thr 18th when tho club eX-
peCts to entertain some 80 pros
ppctlvc MEMBERS Those on the
committee arc: Lydia Hynes, Bar
bara Baldwin. Barbara StraWn ana
Mickey Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
New Babies al
CityHospital

F. Centro hospital announces the
following list OF babies born recent
y 20:
It and Mrs Harvey Peirce. a boy,
five POUNDS, Is ounces, Oct. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harris, a
girl. seven pounds, Oct. 4;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferrone, 4
boy. seven pounds, II ounces, Oct.
4,
The Rev. MI Paul Neipp and
Mrs. Neipp, a boz, six pounds, -
ounces, Oct, 4;
Mr.. and Mrs Earle Wallace, a
girl, seven pounds five ounces, Oct.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
japanese Farmer
Dies al h0iiyiIle

Juzo Goto. 59-Year-old japanese
farmer, died near Holtviile Mon
day
Friends did not realize the far
mer was III when they took him
from his resting place under tree
and placed HIM III his bed "a 10 am.
Monday. They thought he wa
sleeping until shortly bcfGrr his
death in the late afternoon, Deputy
Coroner Herbert Hughes g1ld.
Services were schcdalcd in f
Ccnlro Tuesday nieht and at tAr
Buddhist church Wednesday atteg-
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Gordon Scriven President Of
~. Orchestra Association

the FL Centre Junior college audi
rorium VI'h stm AtkIa IS director.
Tuoi, 3. ID naaa - fc% ad-
ar.C.., momae.s
Tue cas e.eun# u lie same
hour and place lie valley SYM
pluUy ugoa,-.s5 #.=#sfs ..tth MI.
AtkIn a. Giraf#e Tia organlza
tIon has also increased III member
-nio bit ans HHaa1 T. affliaL,
may still Jon fae group
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
AnnOunC emenfs
OF Ne e+inss

Harding P.-T.A. study grocD. MI,
II. F. Bliss, leader. will me- We'd
ncsday morning At 10 I'M. i'll thc
nlu5ic room 0f the School GloWth
and dcvclcrmcn5 Of thr chiid j. tn
general theme Of the year.
intermediate bridge Scctlcn Of he
Junior Ten Thousand clue h"a
scheduled A.no for "wednesday
night, 7:31 O'Clock Al Tie somo G.
Miss Hclm BaI>umian. 7l0 S'a'r.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Father of Local
Woman Dies

Mrs. r. NJ Armstrong Of FL Gen.
tro is III Monrovia. called there BY
the sudden death of her fatheY,
II. l. FoSkett.
The body was taken to Iowa for
burial,
Foskett visited his daughter IL FL
Centro many times and spent las.
winter with her. Mrs. Armstrong
expected to return home the last
Of This WrtE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Dance Saturday
AtGoIf Club

First dance OF tac season at the
Barbara Worth Country club will
take piece Sa,mday nGht i'll the
club house
This affat l. Il ho a sport dance,
starting ct - pr. and it is open
both to member, ard TO friends Of
The GLIB.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Return from
Coast Trip

Mrs Guy G.. Beynon and her
daughter, Miss Ada Besso BeynoH.
have returned from Belmont vince
they visited th"ir husband anG
father who is il in tna hospital II
that CitV.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

represented
In addition to the cayaIrymcn, the
clubs guests included Mrs. w <.
Costello. the Misses Lcnora Costc..
10. Betty Mae Daer and joyce Shcr-
wood
Major Lloyd G Buchler, CON-
manding Officer of c troop Of the
18th cavalry regiment. will be gu'st
speaker at the clubs luncheon meet
Ins next Monday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
TO MEET

Directors of the tuberculosis and
Health association Will meet in the
health department OF the county
court mouse in FL Centro at 1880
pm Wednes DAY Mrs. Edward O.,
CCnnor, executive secretary, will re-
port ON Y ray ca:.ra
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

Mr. ana Mr5. Elvin Stanfield have
nmcd tAeir new baby girl Arlene.
Arlene WAS bonn last Thursday at
The Griffin hospital