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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-27
North Cardinals White Phan-
toms Will Take Crack at
Deacons Tuesday Night

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 26.-R-
Basketball teams of the Old North
State, now in mid-season trim, play
"a games this week with David
son leading the way with four. 1t
is the biggest booking since the
start of the 1871 cage grind.
North Cardinals White Phan-
toms, out to retain possession of
the Southern Conference crown,
come back to their stamping
grounds with a crack at Wake
Forest Tuesday night. The Phan-
toms, with center George Glamack
again high scorer, this time with
II points, found that Navy's de-
tense was too strong, and bowed
to the midshipmen, 42-34. It was
the sharpshooting of Capt Norman
Ackley and Charlie Smith that
saved the day for the Navy, while
Glamack, pivoting and sinking
them with deadly accuracy, &C.
counted for six field goals and
made good five of his charity shots.
Wake Forest whipped N. c..
State. 50-4O, but not until after a
Red Terror rally had been curbed
in the second half by Vince Con-
very and Herb Cline. But for most
of the game the Deacons had things
their way, and held a IA = point
advantage at intermission.
In the North State loop, Elon
had too much strength and con-
sequently had little trouble down.
ing Catawba 54-21; Appalachian
opened up in the second half and
conquered Lenoir- Rhyme, 66-45; At
lantic Christian walloped Guilford,
28-17; The McCrary Eagles de-
feated High Point, 4o-38; and Le-
noir- Rhymes Bee team whipped the
Appalachian Subs, 41,34.
In a freshman squabble, Wake
Forests Deac1ets edged out N. c.
States yearlings, 48-47.
An 11-year-old jinx was smashed
when the North Carolina boxers
outpunched the University Of Vlr-
ginia, SO. The Tar Baby leather
pushers whipped the Virginia frosh,
5 IL to 2 IL.
N. C. States wrestlers turned
back Virginia Tech, 1913, and the
State freshmen beat the Techlets,
21-11. North Cardinals groan and
grunters smacked down Duke, 28-
s. :.
The Tar Heel fencers outmaneu-
vered the Winston-Salem "Y'
team, 10 IL to 8 IL, while Caro-
lina's swimmers turned back Vir-
ginia, 54-21.
The weeks cage offering:
Monday-Atlantic Christian at
High Point; Lenoir-R Rhyme at West
ern Carolina teachers; Tuesday
North Carolina at Wake Forest;
Atlantic Christia nat High Point;
Catawba at Appalachian; David
Atlantic Christian at High Point,
Carolina at
Lenoir- Rhyme; Davidson at Wof-
ford: Atlantic Christian at Elon;
Tbursday-N. C. State at Duke;
The Citadel at Davidson; Western
Carolina Teachers at Catawba; At
lantic Christian at Elon; Friday
son at Furman; Elon at Guilford;
ford at Appalachian; V. P. I. at
North Carolina; Naval Apprentice
at Wilson; -Saturday-Maryland at
Duke; Appalachian at High Point;
Guilford at Lenoir- Rhyme; The Cit
adel at N. c. State; V. P. l. and
Davidson at Winston-Salem; Elon
at Catawba. ,
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-27
PTNEHIJRST WINS

PINEHURST, Jan. 26.-(R)-Plne-
bursts polo team defeated the Tex"s
rangers. seven goals to two, TO-DAY
before a big gallery. Merrill Fink
put through three Pinehurst goals
Capt. Ralph Cooper, two, and Lieut..
Elmer Almquist and R. r. Brown,
one each.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-27
Big Five CUNTS Facing
Heavy States This Week
Cape Fear Circuit
Will Meet Tonight

A meeting of the Cape Fear
Baseball association will be held
tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
courthouse, it was announced
last night.
The annual election Of Off.
GERS will be held and a commit
tee will report on the proposed
schedule for the coming season.
All franchise holders are urged
to attend.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-27
WIN FOURSOME

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. 26.-
R-Louise Suggs of Lithia Springs,
Ga, teamed with Gus Novotny of
Chicago today to win a mixed Scotch
foursome event preliminary to the
annual Miami Biltmore women's
golf tournament. Playing alternate
shots with the same ball, the victors
fashioned an 18-hole "a, three over
mems par.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-27
Johnson and Earle Win
Pinehurst Bridge Meet

PlNEHURsT, Jan. 2e.-(R-B. C.
'onhson and J.. P. Earle of Spar
'dnpurs' S. c., Won the fourth an
nudl Mld-southern Bridge tourna-
"eht which was concluded here
s''ls To-Day. They had a percentage
sure OF .573 for the three rounds.
Nofle finished second last year
uneil ne was paired with Chester
aS'o Of spartanburg. The tourney
~" lo players, mostly from the
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-27
SOUTHEAST CAGE
TOURNEY RAPED
Tulane Coach Declares the
Annual Playoff Is Unfair
And Unnecessary
BY ROMNEY

ATLANTA, Jan. rs. They
could crate up the Southeastern con
ference basketball tournament and
put it on the same shelf with dino.
eggs and dodos, If little Monk
Simons had his way. The Tulane
coach sounded off shortly
before his Greenies trounced Georgia
Tech, allowing the annual playoff
was unfair and unnecessary. . Monk
figures the week-in, week-out record
in season play should decide the
champion, not a series of pressure
a one-day let-down and be, eliminated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-27
TOSS.UP

People: Richmond sports writer's
hear it's a toss-up between Bunny
Cakes, former Colorado coach, and
Jimmy kits, late of Rice Institute,
for that Virginia Tech football job.
80. Eddie Prokop, Baylor (Chatta.
nooga) schoolboy f%ootballer, has been
tagged as a sure shot for Notre
Dame, but that hasn't stopped Geor-
gia's Wally Butts from sending mis-.
sionaries" after him. Add civic
duties: Mayor M. M. Monroe of
Waycross has been elected president
of the local ball club. Zipp New
man of the Birmingham News says
Tulane's Red Dawson will be lucky
to have enough players left out of a
27-man football squad for a six-nan
team in spring practice. The fac
ulty chased away 10, fishermen be-
cause of scholastic difficulties, and
rumors have more going the same
route.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Furniture Buyers
Want Gayer CoIors
JAMESTOWN.

JAMESTOWN, Ny. Dec. 6 Up
lie popular den&uc fOr gaze!
coIoy5 ald better quality n house
hold fIYnlturc j. .rcrcasirg, accord
mg to orders placed b. wholesale
buyer VINO attended i manutac-
.urcrs .ho1lng a thL fUrnl.1rc
ccn'er.
The trend Is toward light blue
and gray tone in upholstery, lis
placing vine shades from popular
ity leadership. An exception, how
ever, was noted in the reactions Of
buyers from industrial areas haFIng
smoky atmospherea which quickly
SOL light shades.
The furniture buyers reported i
5teacily mounting demand for bet
ter styling. quality materials and
expert workmanship.
Manufacturers reporting orders
received. may strain production
-apacit,. warned that deliveries FOR
Christmas business are doubtful be-
cause Of defcnec demand upon car
rlers. They anticipated no major
shortages IN materials due u &c
tense demands.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Hop Inousurotes
Line 10 Africa

a. British Gambia Of Africas west
=ea>l then to LAGOS. Nigeria, and
malN 10 Icopoldyillc 8.693 miles
fs,m Miami
A. lagos the Capctown clipper
connects with the new air line to
Khartoum. III the Anglo Egyptian
Sudan which is being established
y Pan American subsidiary. Thus
OBSERVERS will be able to fly from
the Libyan battlefrontS to Wash
mglcn within a week.
The flight to Lcopoldvillo requires
FIVE Gays. From San Juan The
Cap2town clipper, under command
of Capt william NJ. Masland,
crosses the Caribbean to Port of
spain Trinidad for an overnight
stop Sunday the flying boat Will
cross the GuianaS to Bclcm para.
Brazil.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
BRIDE 70 RENO
ManvilIe Cycle Completed

NEW YORK. Dee. 6. CUPj-Mrs.
Thomas Franklin Manyille NO. >
packed her trousseau today and
bought 4 ticket for the route of her
prcdecessorS-t 10 Reno.
Her career rs 4 ManUllC bride was
the shortest of any Of his wives Il
was Il days from the time she walk
ed out OF a Broadway show to marry
Manyille until Thursday. when she
walked out OF his fountain equipped
Park Avenue apartment.
From then respective lodgings they
complimented each other, and each
said the were "temperamcntally
unsuited.'
Mrs. Hfanyillc. the former Bonnie
Edwards, %. further announced: II
don't want any cash settlement. 1
don't want any alimony. I don't
want any money from Tommy at
all"
This startled Mnyille. AZ, who had
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

MIAMI Fla. Dec. e. up Two
bic clippers. carrying SO passenger.
TOOK OF III a clearing foa today
10 maaWuty tu-continent ar
line lukw. lie United States dI-
rertly vl'H Africa for the flrt
umc
The Puerto RIcan clipper. the
.cur-mutotyd flying beat carr>ms
nino paS>,nArrs and $40 pounds o..
mail. took ptf from PAA's marine
base. The clipper Comet took OF
from Municipal airport with u
passengers.
Nest of the PASSENGERS on tie
inaugural fnGEt were Pan-Amer-
lean employees. including pilots for
the trans African service
At San Juan, Puerto Rico. the
passengers change to the 42-tou
flying boat C&p'toWn clipper which
viii take them to Bathurst. capital
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
Judge Announces
New Evidence In
Wife Staying Case
MONTERREY, Mex. Dec. 6. CUl

MONTERREY, Mex, Dec. 6. tUP)
Judge Jesus b. Santos said today
he had new evidence in the case OF
DR.. Arthur +. Torrance. tropical
disease authority charged with the
honeymoon murder of his bride, the
wealthy Ada Loyeland Torrance
Although Torrance had claimed he
was married only once previously,
Santos said he had received two
letters indicating that the doctor
may have had other wives.
One letler was from former dep
uty sheriff of Williamson county,
Ill, who wrote that "a man answer
ing Torrances description" five
years ago married Mrs. Ryan of
Hurst. III. She was killed in an
automobile accident in Texas during
her honeymoon after she had dis
posed of her property, the letter
aid.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

insisted that their ages had not
made any difference.
That's strange" he said. Cash
settlement was agreed on only yes
tcrday in the presence of her lawyer
and my attorney.
1T is q sizable sum. don't care
to reveal hoW much. But the agree
ment contains a proviso that she is
to get the dough only when the di-
vOrcc is granted.
Mrs Manville said Manville had
given her a check, but only to cover
her expenses in getting divorce.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
News Notes
Magnolia "a
Mulberry

Mrs. Frank ChalupniK. who re
Gently underwent a major operation
at the Brawley Community hospi
tai and was in a very critical con.
dition. is much improved and is
able to have visitors. frankie anc
Shirley Chalupnik are visiting viii
relatives during their mothers Ill
ness.
Mrs. Albin Chalupnik and chill
dren Edith and Buddy of On
tario spent the weekend at the
Frank Chalupnik home.
MI. and Mrs. Ryall Huffman
and son, Leon, we're callers al tie
J. c. Dickerman home Thursday
Paul Benson OF Dry Lake vas the
overnight guest Of RaY and Don
Woclke recently.
Mr. and MIS- JOHN BroTnell mo-
tored to San Diego. They visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray and family
and also visited friends at Camp
Callar. .#..... -
Mrs. Ralph Gray OF Riverside and
her mother, Mrs. Rogers. OF BraW-
ley. were callers Saturday after
noon at the D. W. West home.
Albert Byron and Mr.. and Mrs
Garfield Byron and children, Lor-
eta and Norman, from New Mexico
visited in the community with Lizzy
Byron. Mrs. Val Buffers and Mr
and Mrs. r. A. johnson and fam
ily. Albert Byron, the father OF
Garfield. LizZy Mrs. Buffers and
Mrs, Johnson will remain here to
make his home on the Mulberry
Road.
Mr.. and Mr, jimmy Scott aud
small daugnter. Sally. of BellflOWe1
were guests over the weekend Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan c.. West. Satur-
day they were callers At the R. E.
RYDER and Robert Taecker homes.
Fe,. and Mr.. jim Chal9pniE of
Wnlt..ey were in the yalle> visiting
relatives and friends ard looking
after thel! rancn interests here.
F.. Mar Wi,inger. who IS Il e
.cc,ce at Fort Leonard Wood In Mis-
souri,, plans 20 visit friends in Mui-
berry during the Christmas ho.i-
days when he vii, get l6-daI
leave. After the holidays he Will be
transferred 10 q California camp.
Charley Chalupnik enjoyed a trip
TO Salinas where he visited VIM
Johnnie Jes ka
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
E:lm
Notes

Po.r.. .i,ito~s Il Mra. Rub" Cal
.f- ~ ire En- teeCncra2c "1rc A.,5
ca. Miller Of Canada Par; ard
,-~. George Gib5s o. Clinton, Iowa
--! N.4ar ii, elN3I'e aome tEcN
g ". il Ia&a and Mrs. Clon.
,...tE - y.s,t hcr son, GeorG-
l:.ny,. j.. and "lfe at tn naTa'
r-. . Jaa Dr..
-ar,y, aad Cn.lc Turner Of Ar
Ea,sa. 4.e recent arrivals n the
Yalcy.
Wcc6qd vIsvors at tho Lee
Taomason homa from san Diego
were Mr.. and Mrs Jack Male, Burl
W2!don Lloyd Waldon and Mr..
enc M. Y P Elmludaon.
Mr. and M. FREQ Denton anc
.sn.Ii spcnt EundaY Tith MI. and
M. Ia. Denton II Ncliol1nd.
Wcduc oay Nj and Mr. G. II
Ca.u9. a.Ct0red 10 san Diego.
Pu ell Boone was chosen among
,nc II Certr0 football players 70
enjoy the uIp to Los Ango.e seer
M weekend While there they at
tclocd the UCIA football gamC
Ms. Cora Lo~!s returned tC
San Diego after a visit with hel
relatives.
M. and Mrs. Carl Hines re-
turn3d 10 San Diego after lIoI
at The Ernest Shumard home
r.rWo Harrison va IN thc l4i-
ley recently He moSod as pal
rnts 70 Sau Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
PALE EYES BETTER

SYDNEY. Au5tr-la. Dcc- 4 p
- People with pale blue or almost
albino eyes drive better in a black
out than people with darker eyes,
according 10 Sydney specialist
Men il the fire. police, and am
Dulance services should have cats
4ye" tests. he recommended, to a.
certain those VINO are best fitte4
tor DlackOut driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
COMMUNITY NEWS
CoIipatrio News

Alan SCrCnSon, Mrs Ray Cailaghan.
Warren Brock Of E Centyo Mrs.
and Mrs. Les Rogers OF BraWleE.
and MeSdameS Leonard Higgins r.
L Sperry. Elwood Carr. jim Coultes
Ray Wilkinson. Ralph Butler. Tom
Crosby. Reed Wilkinson. Miss Edna
ThetfOrd and the hostess Mis- Gar
rett.
Tie Calipatria Ebeu club met at
the home OF Mrs. W. D CHATTER
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. W. T
Fowler presided in place Of the
president, Mrs. Wiley Manning who
was ILL.,
Arrangements were made Tor tic
Christmas party which Will De held
Dec Il at the home OF Mrs Guy
Wood Names were drawn for tha
exchange Of gifts and each one j.
asked TO bring something for tie
Christmas basket which Will be cIy-
en- TO some deserving family.
Mrs. Dennis Ford gave a most
interesting report on At SO" by Eva
lie Galllenne.
Mrs. Tom Riley drew the gueSt
prize. Members present were: Mes
danes Edward Rademacher. NJ l.
McKendly. j. A Wallace. John
Augenstein, Dennis Ford, Tom Riley,
J. G. Writ w. T Fowler. H +
Reedy W. D. CHATTER and c. a
Sperry.
Mrs Frank Fleming is reported
TO be recovering from an operation
for the removal of her tonsils. She
is al the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Reed Wilkinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07


STELLA NJ. HOTEy.
An incompetent Person.
Notice is herab" alyen that the
undersigned. Guardian OF t.e Pc
son aad Estate CT STELLA =. HO-
VEY, an incompetent De-son. III!
sell al private sale u the highest
bidder. subjcct to confirmation b.
sald Superior Cour' ou Wednesday.
December 18th, l94l at the hour
OF 10 O'Clock al or alter said day,
al the law offices Of Raymond G..
Thompson, 706 Security Building,
in the City Of Pasadena, CoIn,T
Of Los Angeles. Sue u California,
all the ylght, tlIe interest and
estate of the sald S'e,la N H0vey
al incompetent person, "a the time
of her inconspc.elcy, and a.! tl-
right, tlle and nitoest til the
said estate kaa. by operation Ct
law. or otherwise, acquired other
than OF IN ad..t!on TO that Of said
Stella M. Feyer a thc tjTle ct hcr
said inco1. .petescr. !. and u thet
certain lot piece o aaIc.l ot !2rG
situate, lyIrg aed bt u" IL ,h~
County Of Imperial, S.a-e Of CaA-
fornls and move particularly c.
Sclibed q follow. T. ".t.
Lots -four a.. s. 3, &nd ,hc
SouthUost quar-. Il t.o EOltn-
east quar.er of E.o,or Iw.~t"-
three ,231, ToRa-iHy S!-t'cn
Cl6i South. Ra'S Fourteen ~
VT
States Government pat Dt re-
surrey apprcyea Il J, 1913 and
on file III the Un.cd states LanC
office at Los Ange.es California.
Bids OF offers erp invited toy said
property and mus DC ill., writing
and will be rceesad III Tie olilce
ui Raymond G.. Thompson as attOr-
ney Tor Henry Coon, Guardian Of
the Person and Estate Gl Stella VI
HOvey. an incompetent person, 7G5
Security BudmI Pasadena, Cali
lorna. or may be flied II the OF
ice q tic Clert OF this Court at
GrY umc a!.cg tae tirst publication
o; this notice OF sale and beiOg1
sale J. mace.
Terms alld CUiuIi.JlIa u Sai' Od2I4
IN Lawful! money OF the United
states OF America, ten per Cont
OF the purchase price TO be paid
on day OF safe, balance on contir-
nation OF safe by the Court, or
as may be contracted for.
Dated: November o. l94l.
HENRY COON,
Guardian of SAID incompetent.
RAYMOND G Thompson, Attorney
zoe Security Building
Pasadena. california
(D!-l4 lne
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
PRIORITIES WITHHELD

WASHINGTON, Dec. (UP) =
The supply priorities and allocations
board announced today that it will
withhold priorities aid from new
power projects. either public or pri-
vate, which are not essential to the
national defense,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Mrs N / MeKendrY entertained
with a miscellaneous bridal shower
for niece. Miss Naomi McKendry.
recently. Tie house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and lighted
candles.
After aGmlging her many lovely
l.;,> ,hc eaests played Hearts"
with Mrs. Jerry Adams wining first
YrIzc
Guests included The guest Of
houo. ana he1 mother Mrs Emma
AIcNondty. her aunt. Mrs. Jean
Brown. Mrs. Roy KunS, Mrs. Ed
ward RaGemaeher. Mrs. Tracey
SorenSon and Mrs Rosie Diften-
oaCher and her former schoolmates.
Ila Water Bian6h Writ. Winona
Major. Marie Storey. Cleona ClouSe,
Edna Thetfoyd, Naomi Cobb, Verna
Higgins. Mamie Fulmer. Eloise
Crouch. Juanell Vawter. Irma
Thompson. Jerry Adams. Virginia
Johnson. Louise Jernlgan. and Iwon
March
Miss McNendry was married on
Nov. - 10 Ray c. Brown whose
home Is IN Torrance. California.
The young coupe drove TO Yuma
where simple ceremony was Per
formed. They were accompanied by
the brides mother. Mrs. Emma Nc
Hendy her brother. Kenneth and
Ter sister, Rowena Mr.. and Mrs.
". L. MckenQrY. Nj. and Mrs.
Lloyd Brown, ana Mrs TeSta Lee
Greer OF Caipatria and MI anc
Mrs. Cecil Gibson OF Los Angeles.
Four hosteSses entertained with
stO1k shower for Mrs. Les Rogers
q Brawley last Saturday. Tie al
t2ir was neIa Al the home OF MIS-.
X. 7. Fowler with Mrs R. L. Sper-
=. MIS-. Edward Rademacher and
E!cs. Y. <. HAAlnson as co-hos.-
cS5tS
Refreshments Of ice cream in the
shape Of baSsinettes ana cake were
served and the fayors were pink
and b.Ic bco. ees. The. decorations
were pluk cnrySantAemums. Mr.,
Rogers received NAN Lovely gifts.
B-.dge VS. played during the af-
.e!rcon. Ms. F. E. Grosvenor woI.
~. 9..ze. Mrs. I. z. Sinclair, sec
-rc NJ. Guy Wood third, Mrs.
rom RAr. tae travelling prize am
Ms. Joe Williams tie 0raW prize
The guest list included: Mesdames
R 27- snaW. Oryal Clark. and Grace
puck OF inland Mesdame5 Wilson
,IoL.c. ". c. Augenstein OF Z. Cen
RI: Ms. Alan Sogenson OF Brawley |
~ Mesdames Tom Riley. john |
.u-cns;eln. jim Coulter. Ralph Bur |
IN. Joe Williams. CIyde Powell /
+. Sinclair. ". Y. Wilson. Denn-s ,
ORC. J. a. Wallace, Guy WOoc
RAYMOND Rose, Davis Beauchamp, |
,r.I. C!ouse. JACK Bryant, Frank
n Garrett. Earl HolmQui5t. G. Roy
Z. {. Grosyenor, NJ. L.
H. T. Martin. Harold |
5of:man. Reed Wilkinson. Ray VIII
lncon, Frank Fleming, L. L. Lyerly, !
George Prather. Roy KunS, Tracey .
sorenson. and Miss Cleona Clouse,
Hiss Eoua Morehead, Miss Edna
-hetford ana Miss Virginia John
On of Calipa-ria.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

MI. DIS Beaucl2amp "a, GneSt
O.. norcr a d plnk and blue shower
when M. Franklin Garrett en-
rcrtained fcr her or Tuesday after
noon
Bcuqge,. Of ioYely roses were usca
for decorations ard refreshments
Ct cake. and zee cream IN the shape
of ytorGs wee served the guess
TaYC.5 We M baby carriages
!i..e1 "i,a cancE.
A:,ec TIE glsts we're o2ercd an"
admired. al .oar of bridge Taa ca-
,oycj. Nj. A.an SoTenscn "on nc
t.rst prlzc. NJ Marjorie Carr, sec
enc. and ~ Warren BrocE. The
draw prize
Tie invited guests wee nc guest
Of honor. M. BeauchaIap MIS-.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
= cher
otes S

The new streaf Eeh,s - h.>A han.
across Main street n .cH places
have been ~; Up hf tae ,Aaml,"
Of commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

MIS- Mae Puee e u Cauro
visited aeads n Heha. Sa'.@aal.
Adrian Charlie. roV -r.-
reant IN the army s'aaovcc al;
San Francisco. N>seo ..l-"c- il"
Heber Tucsda2.
James Thomas ar F~.5 G.5.u
made pleasure - .e Hama Tues
CAY
Goorrc Boron La rsHt.. b.. .a:s
and lquo. esta5a>..m - a-' a:-
new headquarters a,.,>, .... .,.t,,
Nj, KaY Nsnsoe. /. Co.'.'. visit
Cd Mrs Ia Basnss F1G-T.
Gecres Ncc4.a. - -. v.,.,ss
his sistor-la-laE az .a....v. VI.
and Mrs. Irwin Sto.k~he.sE S@:&.-
day
Mr.. and NJ. By'aH Netzlcs
visited relatives II - Angeles
over the weekend.
Ms. r Ga>.eiUm Is - . =. Gen.
tro hospital sG..e~H- 90. ~ sc"c:'
case Of tonsil!.!S
Mr.. and Ms F.a:,S Gacdne.
were cailaG 70 Mode>to Thursday
to attend TIE funeral r: Ca.IHc.'s
brother-ia-.av. : T Ram. III
recently passed ar2y -.e G":Ha'crS
returned hone NoE5a,'
Tho P-T.A. cats.G;a CDfAcd -
Hcber School Wea0osl y ve.A Mrs.
Emma Boone, caoE.
Hebe~ Paren.-Tca.Geg A~svli@-
ton enjoyed address 2E l. La
barsky ana p. Men -.l> Camp
Seeley. whe@ lie zr-... za,4cn INST
in the sehcc, h9ase .a>- wednesday
evening fo! Fathers N!-.,..
Civic responsibility va ;le then
OF the evening.
1t. Labarsky chos7 re Bill g..
Rights" as n topic s:ld P. =
McN&uy SPOKE Oh F.ases o. amy
life. Pom mothers -. C.yoe
Rodgers and IL. e. Sci. ac'cG .
as hostea>es ic@ ihe r..rt..-.
After special r.Js.' >.crt busi-
ness meetIIg "a co.'s .cttG b. liz. .
Lucille johnson p"l~.c 81. M:s.
Emma Boom W. tit-.e.. "- j: N i
the F.-Th. fate.ft5..
Tbs eH,lr0 2lee;las X, -.'1@..r 1T
direction OF Byron Ns,-.e>. .>en,
meeting VII be II y. .o..n C.: 4.
Christmas program - me a.,":-
noon OF Dec. S
Dinncr gusts a. il. r. Pm.
home last Thursday a...c,6. NJ.
and M. IL =. -:..;-r " IH@
children e. al h.e.s--.. T.co
Gilbert. and joan " j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ?. Wg-c t-ayo.-
ed 10 San DECO ii" ~ "'ccEeoa
tc help celebrate GgCoi" "cddMs
anniversary With M Walc 8 SIS
ter and husband Nj and Mn.
Ross NJ Wlleie Bot couples aye
celebrating their 24th a1?niVersdrv.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Mr.. and Ms. Fs.:,k GayGne.
were callaG 70 Mole>.o Thursday
to attend the funeral E. Ca"a!c.'S
brother-ia-.aY : F Ram. '.a'
recently passed a~ay -.e G":G"erS
returned hcno NoI&a.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

IICso atcndng tho county Coun-
,i O. tAe American Legion from
Cal.p5uaa Monday nIcht were NJ.
au5 NJ Ten, Riley. NJ and Mrs.
<. A SNerrX. Mrs. !. q Writ and
MIS-. L. 7 AIoreheaG
Ms RAJ Wilkinson drove 10 san
Diego 10 take ter parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Rice home after they
had spent the Thanksgiving hoh-
Gays with thelr daughter and fam
lily.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Mr.. and Mr>. By,a4 Netz!es
visited relatives IL - Angeles
over the weekend
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Ms. R. Ga>,eium Is - . = CsH-
tro hospital SG1.e".Hz -" e. st.c:'
case Of tonSill..S.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Nj, KAY Nznsoe. /. Co.'.'. visit
ed Mrs HaE Basnss FIC-T.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
Los ANGELES.
No. Pasadena Poo
NOTICE or SALF Or REAL
ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
STELLA M. EOEEE
An IncOrDcteNt Pei

In the Matte Of tan Eataic anc
Guardianship oi
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

GacYGs AcC&.a. = ~ 80. v.-..f :
his siste"-le-laT az ..H...T NJ.
and Mrs. IRWIN Sto.k~ho,et S@,&.-
day
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Mr.. and Mrs I. p Vac traYa--
ed 10 San Dleeo IL" ~ "ceEena
tc help celebrate q GgCol" "cddlns
anniversary with M Walea sI.-
ter and husband Nj and Mrs.
Ross NJ Wlleie. Bot couples are
celebrating their 24th anniversary.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Dinncr gusts a l.. r. Pam.
home lasr THURSDAY H.. ..c,t. NJ.
and Nj. IL - -:-.:--" 5,.E
children r. al ha.e---.. T.co
Gilbert. and joan " j..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Adrian Charlie. uoN -r.-
ceant in the army stationed AZ
San Francisco. Nl>a'cu ..l-.C- AZ
Hebcu TucSGa}
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Tho P-T.A. cafs.G:a C!>fAed -
Hcber Schoo1 Wsa0osl-E MI Mr@.
Emma Boone, cor
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-07

Ms Mae P8ao q u Csu"l
visited alends n He5a. Sa'."0al.