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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10

Gas "@eib" entb1lt in ieiner neu-
eiten Summer cine getrahtl,ng ,ln-
FER Ser ueberihrift: naulturaren3e"
gtad, ben @iiniden noroamerifa=
iniher Eolitifer ,,nb @irtid)aftler ion
Sie Mahtsrenae ser gereinisten
(5taaten I'M beideiSeniten Sale sort
perlaufen, mo- inmitten oes itilIen
lmb inmitten oes atlantiihen Sseans
bie tpeitlid)e SaIbfusel enbet. sSsn ie-
oen 6aa umfabt oieies slniprubge>
biet oen gan5en 9oppeleroteil bon
oen @letidern @r0nIanos Biz 5u oe-
men oes sSeuerIanoes Wo aber. it,
Incident rdumIiden ooer ieeliiden8e-
reid perlduft Sic &ulturaren5e, bic
@rense stpiihen anaclidd'iiid,en unb
lateiniifem McnihentllnL stuiihen
Dem Nnrhen uno Sem Siiben Der
nelsen @elt. 0enn mas al,f immcr
slmerita iiioipGrts icincs Staatcns
bunbes erItreben cbcr crrcifcn mag.
es trifit allf Die Satiade elmer tieien
@eiensnerifteoenbeit. Gin Siioame-
rifaner Gomes, 2eiter ser colnmb-
iihen acniernatinen, bat oieier Gr-
fenntnis Nusbrud acaeben, als II,
ren Tereiniaten Stoaten oas Gna-
lanhhilisacies in 3rait trat. Gr
lparntc hnr Dem GiniluE Ger @erei,
niaten Staaten. ser 3eritoreno a,i
bic ipaniid,e auItur Siibamerifas
mirfe. er lei Die lrahrc 6'efabr.
Iieie @efohr lit aroB. Nid)t bon
llnaef6br Miro s,lipcilcn bon Sen Ser.
cinieten Staaten aIs slmerifa unh
bon ben amerifaniihen @iirgern aIs
bon smerifanern itlefthin geipro.
d'en. Niemanoem iielc es aber elm
bon eiuem Siib- cbpr Mittelameritaer
ohnc bieic nGhere @eseifn!ma 81,
reoen. Ser GrbteiI slmcrita beitebt
nidt nur ral,mlif aus 5tpei &ontis
lenteN. Sm Siibcn uno 5tpar biz tpeit
in sen Siihen Ser Gereinigten Staa.
ten hinein Ieben Menihen, beren @e.
iensart unb @eltauiiagllng, Sitteu
uno 3ultl,riiberlieieruneen be,,te pie
emit ourh oic innere Geitalt Der Sis.
panitGt beitimnt iino, obtpcbl oieie
@eIt nid,t einfad) ipaniidl lit ober
bortl,aieiiid. ionoern cine eisenriid.
iige @eiterent,pidluns iberiiher 8uls
tilr. 9lber Der 3uiammenbane nit
Sberien lit uupersleidlid enger, als
Der Der Gereinisten Staaten nit Dem
Gngldnoertum. Mmerifaniid i'm Gin.
ne 6es Norbens iein lit nidt @oIfsr
tllm, ionbern Qebensforn. slus ibr
ertpGhit Die Graft unb enttpeienoe
@efabr bes slmerifanismus. Was
aber ser Siibcn Sem Ncrhen poraus
hat lIno mas er seeen Die amerifani.
iierllng slmerifas nerteioiet lit -
Still.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10

Sabren ourddnittli6 40fe Dipioen'
De geaablt bate, ifon i'm Suli b. S.
Die 9ipibenoenabih hlaas5ablung crit
malig arsfaIlen Iaiien. Sm slusuit
tuur6en 26bne ,nb @ebdlter eefiirst.
Snstpilten bat Die Gelellihnft. OBJ
tpcbl iie lett oem 1. Sanllar cine Gr.
bobung Ser Gebiibren porgenommen
bat - aber mas befien bobe @ebiibr
rem ipenn ser @erfebr feblt - Elm
Moratorium beantraeen miiiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
Der Tunfenionntaa in @ahern.

Der 1nnfeuiunntaa in @ahern.
Sie mciiten Der Idl0nen @olfsbrduz
DIE. Die in Deutit,Ianb 6ur Siter3eit
aeiibt tpereen. iinb uohI allgeme,u be-
tannt. %pn pieIen ichot) tpeif ,rcli
MIR i'm beitimnten @esenhen Der ols
ten Soeimot. Sic ale tperheu iebph
9erahe I'M Sritteu Reid, pieber nit
bcIonberer SprafaIt aepfleat. @ir
hrinaen hc,lte ben crIten elmer Ncibc
bon NrtifeIn iiber Die uraltcn 0;e<
pIloNenbeiten in ncridiehenen SeiIcn
Scutd,lanbs. Die aeiuib ioipott benz
ieniaen unter unIereu 2eIern. Die aus
Den betrciienben @auen tcnme,l. tpie
arf hcn nnncren tpiufpmncn lein
!rerhen.
Von 8. 4. 7ieiien a. Ammeriee.
Ssn elmer alten Gbronif aus Dem
Sabre 1867, betiteIt .@abrbaftiqc
Peifreibung aaer 1eile Der @elt" =.
erSGblt ser Serfaiier aud 8eri ridiebe.
mes BON ben 8ebrd,,hen in Silt,
oeutidlano. II. a. berihtet er bon un-
ieren @orfabren. baB lie gu Mit-
iaiten Elm alt @aeenrao boiler Strob
fleften, oas tragen Tie al,f einen
boben jdben Berg. baben oararf Sen
gan5en Tag elm gut Mut nit pisler.
lei a,lrsiueiI, iineen, iprineen, tam
sen uno Inn Die @eiperseit siinoen iie
oas Hab an unb laiien es nit noQcm
Sauf ins SaI rotten, oas sleid an;ur
iehen lit. als oh bie Come BON Sin=
mel lieie." slebnlih 10 beihreibt 2uSs
mig Gangbofer in ieinem Homan
Ser &lolterideer". Der befanntIih
in @erttessaben ipieIt, bieien alien
@raud). ser in pielen @egenben 9ap-
erns nod bei,te, tpenn auh in rerGn.
oerter ssorm, iiblif lit. Nnlhaulit)
idilocrt er, tnie oie brennenben HG=
Der iiber Die iteile 6elsranb hina5
i'll sen SGnigiee roIlen.
an Steae Ser @agcnrGoer p,lrSen
in ipdteren 3eiten Sheiben georebt,
aeren Raoer man in groBe 3oden
ailsidgtc, aleif BEN StrabIen ser
Sonne. Gann gob man bicic Spiter
NIT Eeh aus unb floft Strob b:nein,
Inn lie rett leuftenb 81, MAIDEN. Sn
Jeler oes Solsitobes aealiibt. id)Ieu-
acrte man lie in meitem Rogen ben
Berg hinab ins 9bal unb riei Sasll
cinen Sell lmo Seaensipruc,. ser
iit ali irgeno cine nabeitebenbe Scr.
ion besoa. 60 Hang es in Uormiid,
am SUB Der 3ugipise:
.Gieie Sfeiben ser (bem)
su Gbren!
gSill idJ treiben. tper Mills tpehren
llno in Mittentpalo iangen Sic
Burden:
3 6ue liebe Sheiben,
@o m,b ih Did hintreiben?
esn Die Mittentualoer Bmoa,
sSh peih idbon, tpen ih moa,
Gen (ober bie) ;. gans alloa."
3u &Ioiter @eingarten trieb man
Die erite sdeibe su gbren Ser fl.
9reifaltisfeit ooer Der 2anoesreaie.
ring. sluf Der ihtpGbiIhen alb in
@iir.tenbers 3oa Die Sllaen6 BEL elm.
brefenoer Maht beteno aufs sselo
binalls uno Damn auf cine nabe IN
bobe. ben ioeenannten Sheibenrain.
Sier tullrbe elm GROCER SoI3itof, an.
geaiinoet unb 5adeln aeihpunsen.
inbem man rief:
rSdeibo. Sdeibol
@em ioII bic Sheibe iein? .-
Sic Sdjeibc fliest tpub( iiber ten Slain.
Sic sdeibe iolI meinem Sddtlc iein. "
Gs gab aber auh Spott- ooer
Isdimpfldeiben Die man Dem sum
Sobne trieb. Der iid, i'm 9anie bes
Sabres ettpas batte gu sduIoen tom.
men laiien obne 6aB Die Gbriafeit
eingeihritten mar. Der spottbers
J entbielt getuSbnlih cine Mnoeutune
oes Uereebens tpie 3. 9.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
Dierjatresplatt n,at,t
cine 3tpiitte,,bilai,s

l1eber Die bon Der gansen @elt NIT
geipanntem ssntereiie perfolgten gr.
gebniiie bes oe,,tihen @ieuiabres.
plans aibt sic fiibrenbc beutihe mirt.
ihaitspoIitiifc 3eit'hriit Ser @ier.
iabresplan" cine mmfangreife lie.
beriidlt. @ir ereifen ooraus sic Ga.
piteI iiber oentidc @irtihaftspcIitif
unb beutides @erfehrs,rcicn ,ur ss,,,
baItsangabe heraus.
l1ebcr sic "3ieIe ser neiltihen
@irtidlaitspcIitif" G,,bert IihStaats
iefretGr Meumann. Iahocm er elm.
bel,tia erfldrt bat, oab cine pGllise
Mutarfic niemaIs Elm 3ieI ser hel,t.
ihen @irtIfaftspolitif mar. mo baf
0e,ltihlanh lebialid) i'm &rl,nbIicd
Ser Observation-Disclosures unn
In unentbehrliden Snolltrieitofien
Don einem @eltbanbel irei iein min,
ntaflt er iehr intereiiante ausiiihrlln.
gen iiher sic 0ieriohrespIonprcbuftc.
Die bellte bereits international nett
hetperhsfGlia iinb. "Sfan miro er'
Ita,'nt iein 5ll hGren". beiBt es. ~baf
mant'e Ticriabresplanprooufte be-
rcits bellte 81 @cltmarfts oocr aar
Ill nieoeriaeren Ireiien erItcllt iuer'
Sen. @una beiipielsipciie foltet iett
peniger ais aautIhuf. 3eupolle noe.
niger aIs @cIIe, 3elImclIe g faum
mcbr als @allmnolIe. Ssreilid, bette.
ben nod getpiiie SualitGtsunterifie.
Sc. Ole oen beutihen @erfitoif iiit
mande OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5lpar
beiier. fir anoere ieood, nod, ,peni-
ger geeianet MAIDEN unb Die mands
mol etiuas erbobte @erarbeit,mgsfc=
item erforbern. Sm gansen aber lit
lmperfennbar, oaf iid) elm sunebmenr
Ser Sell ser @ieriabresplanprobuf.
tion ol,d) nad berfommliten 8irt-
ihaftsauifail,,ngen al "rentieren"
beginnt. Soipeit Dies Ger ssall it, be-
oeutet Ser primGr tpebrlpirtid,aftIid,
aemeinte 9Iufbau bon beimiidlen Gob.
itoffproo,ftionen ief,lnbdr aud einen
rein tpirtihaftlifen Griolq. .Nah oem
9riea, penn sic 0ifentlidNu elufga-
ben nidt mebr 10 ncrbrinalih iinb
lmb in rnbiaerem Semno eriiiat ner-
oen fonnen, miro Dies Dem moieriel.
len 2ebensltanbarb ser 9enGlfcrlua
5itqute fommen.
Sm iihriaen beihGitiat iih Stoots.
lefretGr Telmann nit ser e,,rrrd.
iiden 3uiammenarbcit. Shritt fir
Sbritt siele man nadj eincm hciicren
Spltem bes intereurcrGiit0eu Glitter
unh SienitIeiIt,lngsaustauihcs.
Heidsbabn nnb anbere @erfrbrs.
,nittcl.
Zen umianereiheu Seftor oes
@erfebrs l,mreiBt Damn Staatsiefrc.
iGr 9leinmann. "Tie beutiden Ger
febrsmittel in Der Irieocnss mnS
ariegsri.tihait" beiBt iein Sbenla.
Sier miro elm Iiidenloiar @eritht
iiber oic Seiltlngen bes &erfetrstpes
lens alf allen Gebieten gcsebcn. Die
9leihsbabn bat 20 bis 50 b. 8. bonn
selalnten oeutifen Transportation.
men iibcrnommen. 9Mrd e"glte Su.
Iammenarbeit NIT hem 9c:cmoiip.
uno @agaonbau tpar es moglid,. Sen
9etriebsmittelpart ourd Neuballten
erbeblid 81 bermebren llnb ucitere
IuftrGge unter5ubriuacn. Ser s(uss
brud) oes &rieees fornte Die Sort
ictung tuihti9er @abnboftsltmballten
i'm 8ereihe Der Geitsbabn rid,t ali.
balten. &leinmam pertpeilt tanr a,i
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
lss - IEgr
<GSd,enlieH

Ni6t bliiben, 2ens niht bliibeni
Gs tpirb Idou lang toriiber fein
llnb tpirb i'm rotten S,erbitnahtihein
ltnb ipiro i'm !peiben Slodenreibn
Rein 5er5 nod banah aIiibenl
Ri6t laden. @eIt. nidt laden!
gs tuirb ihon lang boriiber ieiu.
llnc tpirb i'm tpeiben SIodeureib'n
@enn MIR Der Sraum nod fIiihtia
metn,
Sen Stnn nod ihirer mir maherl
Tidt fiiiIeu, @uh. nidt tiiiien!
c. ipirh ihon lang poriiber ieiu
l1nb INNER. tpenn idl tief allein,
@ero id1 in Sebniuht unb in Yein
gfot haron oenfen miilier!
Setla II. Berger.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
1reitaa, II. MpriI:

Jreitag, II. NpriI:
6:45 Nadrihteu, ensIiid
Sis Nat,ridten. ensliih
2:15 Nafritten. ensIiih
600 3eitunssidau
500 9atridten, engIiit
900 gus Dem 3eitseiteben. ensIiid
1915 Ratritten. oeutid
1880 &ur5berid,t, eneliid,
1900 Radrihten, enslild,
samstas, 12. ApriI:
6:45 Nadridten, rasIiid
Sis Raflridten. ensliih
11:l5 Natridter, ensliit
2:15 NaGridten. eusliit
5:45 Nadridten. oeutidl
600 3eitunssidau
7:3O 2eutihIanoedo
500 Rahridten. eneIiid
900 aus Dem 3eiteeiteben. engliiA
10:l5 Nahrihten. oeutid
1890 Wadridten. ensliid
1900 Raf,ritten. eneIiit
Sonntas, 13. april:
6:45 Nadrihten, eaeIiit
1t:15 RatridteI, snsIiit
2:15 Natrihten, ensIiih
5:45 Rnfrihien, beutih
500 3eit,,ngs'dou
7:3O TeutitIaneetc
500 Rad,riften. engIiid
900 Nus Dem 3eitseiteber, ensl!ifl
1O:tt[ &ahridtcn, oeutIh
1890 Tatrit,ten. ensIiIt
1880 &ur5berift. euaIiid
1900 9afriften. engIiit
Nsntas. II. ApriI:
6:45 Madritten, engliid
11:15 Radrihten, eneIiid
2:15 Madridten, ensliid
5:45 Natrihten. oeutit
600 3eitl,nssidau
1850 2eutidlanheGo
900 Ius Dem 3eiteeideben, eneIiih
1890 Ratrif,ten. ensliih
1880 aur5beridt. ensIiit
1890 Rahrihten. enaliih
1ienstaa. Is. ASril:
6:l5 Radritter. ensliid
s:l5 Natridten. engliih
11:15 Radrihten. eneIiifj
5:45 &ad,ridten. oeutif
7:3O Teutiblanoedo
900 slus oem 3eitseideben. ensliid
500 Nahriften. eneliih .-. ..
t0:15 @adridten. oe,tid
1880 aur8beritt. engliid
1900 @adrihten. engliit
Rittpodj, 16. April:
6:45 3adridten, ensIiid
8:i5 Nahridten, ensliid
1t:15 Nadridten. eneIiid
2:15 Nadridten. ensliid
5:45 Natrif1ten. 6eutitl
500 3eitunesidau
7:30 Tel,tidlanbedo
500 Nahrihten, ensliit
300 aus Dem 3eiteeideben. engliid
10:15 Nadridten. oeutid
1890 Radrihten. ensIiid
1850 Qursberift. engliih
1900 Nahridten, engliih
0sanerstas, II. apriI:
6:45 Wadridter. ensIiid
8:15 RahriGten, eneIiid
t1:15 Nadridten, eneIiid
2:15 Nuhri6ten, ensliid
5:45 Nahridten. oentih
500 3eitunesidou
1880 Geutidlanoedo
500 9aHridten. eneliiG
800 aus 6tm 8eitsei6eben. enslifd
1915 Na&ri&ten. be,,ti&
~ .-
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s:15 torn,,ta9s: CueIiid,
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2:15 nadmittass: Gngliid,
$3.50 nadn,ittaas: Gue[,id,
3:45 naduittags: SrariSi;io,
4:15 naduittaas: gn9Iiif'
5:45 uadn,ittass: Seu.ict,
500 abenbs: GusIiitl
500 abenbs: Seutih
s:15 abenbs: gusliid
1915 obeuhs: Seutih
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11:15 abenos: Spaniid1
1900 aberhs: Gnaliid,
3eitunas'S s'Setradtunsen in 1suti6:
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unb Sonnabeno
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3. Fornl's Magolo

gtn ausassetdsnetss altaltidaes gsittst. ysl.
pl5Sltd,e Wtasenit5ruusen, ipie 8. o. 3ut.
brennen nnb lauren Ylaaen gebramdbt iutrt.
GS nentraltitert trrttterenbe edxren. t0ert.
Us9 bei TurdlfalI, ardmpfen unb Grtredieu
auf @rnnb bon zommer 6efhmerben. GS hiyst
idnel Mub f@me6t auseuetua.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10

Sans ete tie Sarnsp WsebiSiaen aidt h
Jbree 0Gte bessusmen f5nne1, wadeR 0ie
Sea bteiem QupsR 0ebgaMdb:
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!. Forni's He'll. .0ol linimeni

Gin auttiepttt6es fMmerS ftinenbeS @tttei
sassraas u b,l Ii" sSsau"tiisa at as amS nssssisi. ~
fdten s6lmerSen, utusful1ien WA6eniAusss.
,en, itetien pber tdbmerSenbem NsuSfels,
0ertaudimnGen, &tukfuunSen sber Vsrysn.
fungen, tn6enoen pber brenneubeu ERteu.
9tnberub. R1rmenb. Spariaut.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Reviews Life of
Clara Barton
ForCIub

Mrs. Jessie Lytle entertained the
Westside Country Club at her home
in the Meloland district Thursday
Following the pot luck luncheon,
Mrs. Aida Bobleigh's interesting
paper on the life of Clara Barton,
the founder and first president of
the American Red Cross, was read
by Mrs. Ruth Bowman.
The members who enjoyed the
occasion were: Nellie Curtis, Olive
Cannon, Ruth Bowman, Byrtle
Dickson, Olleada Diehl, Ada Gala
her, Veva Green, Maggie Havens,
Ivalee Higgins, Flossie Ingle, Lois
Kramar, Nellie Lowe, Jessie Lytle,
Victoria Rich, Emma Robertson,
Nan Sheldon, Bessie Smith, 1nez
Smith, Bertha Wolliscroft.
The guests included: Mrs. Fanny
Landers of Los Angeles; Mrs. Eva
Lackey, Mrs. Minnie Hull, Misses
Janet Bowman and Beth Womack,
and little Bill Kramar. Bobby Dick
son and Richard Dickson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Ell Centro Churches Invite Attendance

men went up into the temple to
pray; the one a Pharisee, and the
other a publican. The Pharisee
stood and prayed thus with himself
God. thank thee, that I am not
as other men are, eXtortionerS, I'M
just, adulterers, or even as this
pulican. 1 fast twice in the week.
I give tithes of all that I possess" 3"
And the publican. standing afar off,
would not lift up so much as his
eyes unto heaven, but smote upon
his breast, saying God be merciful
TO me a sinner. tell you, this man
went down to his house justified
rather than the other: for every one
that exalteth himself shall be
abased: and he that humbleth him
self shall be exalted"
Passages from Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy state: Blind
ness and Righteousness cling
fast to iniquity. When the Publican's
wall went out to the great heart of
Love, it won his humble desire"
I'm the quiet sanctuary of earnest
longings, we must deny sin and
plead Gods allneSs. . The Mas
ter'S injunction is, that we pray in
secret and let our lives attest our
sincerity"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Hosts at PRETTY
Bridge Dinner

Flowers in profusion made an at
tractiye setting for the smart
bridge dinner at which Mr.. and
Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw entertained
friends thursday evening at
their home, west of El Centro.
Gorgeous Mexican sunfloWers and
many other brilliant blossoms from
the Bradshaw garden contributed
color to the house and made pretty
centerpieces for the tables.
Places were marked for Mr.. and
Mrs. Laural Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer w. Heald, Judge and Mrs. r.
d. McPherrin, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Brock, Mrs. Mont j. Reid Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen p. Nuffer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle G. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Anderson and the hosts.
In the bridge game the high
score prozes went to Mrs. Heald
and Mr.. Anderson and the secod
nigh, to Mrs. Ferguson and Mr.
Heald.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

ed the pastel color scheme, the
plates filled with good things to eat
making as pretty picture as they
did an appetizing one.
To Mrs. w. J. Thornburg, as gen.
eral chairman; to Mrs. Ben Hulse.
as decorations chairman, and to
Mrs Walter B. Havekorst, as
luncheon chairman credit is due
particularly for their work in max
ing the party success. Board
members, section chairmen and
members all assisted in preparing
and serving the tempting luncheon
or in working on the decorations.
Prize Winners
Under Mrs. L. A. Lewis's efficient
direction the bridge game was con-
Quoted, Mrs. Lewis announcing the
following prize winners: Mrs. Karl
Kaiser, high; Mrs. E. E. Clements,
second; Mrs. H. H. Tyler, third
Mrs. T. w. Holmes, fourth; Mrs,
F. w. Cameron of Holtville. fifth:
Mrs. Rudolph Frowiss, Jr, sixth;
Mrs. L. E. Sinclair of Calipatria
seventh; Mrs. Lester Eichhold,
eighth; Mrs. Jesse E. Simpson
NINTH! Mrs. Hazel Gallagher, tenth
and Mrs. w. G.. Barringer, eleventh
Mrs. Lewis was also responsible
for the attractive tallies having de-
signed them herself.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Bridge Dinner
Smart Affair

Dinner and bridge were enjoyed
Thursday night by friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl A. Kraft who were
their guests that evening at an
attractive party at the Kraft
home, 485 SandalWood Drive.
Mrs. Kraft used a centerpiece
of lovely petunias for her dining
table, low bowls of pansies and
other spring flowers contributing
their share to the pretty setting.
In the bridge game Mr.. and Mrs.
Diller received the prize for COM
bined high score; DR.. and Mrs.
Hodgkin that for second and Mr.
and Mrs. Scriven, the consolation
award
Guests included: DR.. and Mrs.
Sem Bacon, DR.. and Mrs. R. C.
Clemons, Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Dill
Ter, Dr. and Mrs. Philip Hodgkin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kendall, Mrs.
Edna Gertz, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Scriven, Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Strick-
land
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
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Church Wedding Thursday
Unites Well Known Couple

CALIPATRIA, May 2 Cali
patrias Union Congreg tional
church was the setting Thursday
afternoon of a pretty wedding at
which Virginia Brownell, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Brownell
became the bride OF Clifton Darnell
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dar-
nell of Brawley.
The Rev. Mr.. Percy c.. lesson
pastor of the church, read the i'm
pIesSlVe double ring ceremony in
Cle presence of some go relatives
ana friends of the two families.
Given in marriage by her father
The pretty bride was radiant in her
wedding gown of white silk lace
and marquisette, made with
tight fitting bodice and a long. full
skirt. Her veil was of tulle. in the
popular finger tip length and was
caught to her head by a coronet
Oh oouVardia. She carried a white
prayer book from which fell
Streamers of white tulle, and which
was ornamented with gardenias,
oouvardia and lilies of the valley
Attendants
Ruth Palmer of BraWley. high
school and college friend of the
bride, was her maid of honor and
wore blue net, fashioned on lines
similar to those of the brides
gown, and carried an old fashioned
nosegay of Cecil Bruner roses, white
carnations, blue delphinium with
streamerS of bouvardia.
Lois Ann Wellington of Los An
geles. cousin of the bride, was her
bridesmaid and wore pink net, with
the tight bodice and full skirt and
carried bouquet similar TO that
OF the maid of honor.
Joe Howenstein of BraWley serv-
ed Mr.. Darnell as best man, and
Charles Brownell brother of the
bride, acted as usher.
Lights Candles
Prior to the - ceremony Mary
Frances Darnell, sister of the
bridegroom who was gowned in pale
blue, lighted candles on the altar
to the organ accompaniment of
Melody of Love-. Seven -branched
candelabra with their lighted tapers
flanked the altar and on either
side were huge bouquets of pink
and white gladiolas.
Mrs. D. D BroWnell of Calipatria
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Clubs
Society
Popular Couple
To Be Married
This June

HOLTVILLE, April 2-Mr. and
Mrs. w. M. Williams of Holtville
Friday announced the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Geraldine, to Robert
Burke, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Burke of Ell Centro.
The young couple will be married
early in June at a church service,
the exact date to be announced
later.
Miss Williams is a graduate OF
Holtville union high school, later
attending Central junior college
She is a former honored queen Of
the El Centre bethel of Jobs Daugh-
ters and is affiliated with the Holt
vile Eastern Star chapter.
Mr.. Burke attended Central where
he was prominent in school activi-
ties.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Clubs Churches
Society ~ AAAINA NOC ~ w OAAA\AA
CALENDAR

Friday
Spruce e-WesimorIanC, $50, w. A.
McFadden home
Magnolia Mulberry, 7:45, Null
berry school
Peace officers, 7, Planters hotel,
Brawley
Public schools programs, 1880,
Lincoln, Dunbar, Roosevelt schools
Imperial.
Public schools prOgram,7:30,Wil-
son school
Duplicate tournament, 1880, Bar
bara Worth
Townsend club No. l, 1880, court
house
Painters union, 1880, Labor tenn
pie
Transfers union, 1880, Labor tenn
pie
Old time dance, $50, Imperial Vet
Grams hall
Cavalry dance, 8, El Centre Veter-
ans hall
SATURDAY
Chapter CIV, P.E.O., 1890, $50
Olive
Farm bureau directors, 1:30, court
house
Kagawa lecture, 2:30, high school
Masons, 6:3O, Masonic temple
Acacia party, 8, Acacia club house
Junior club dance, $3.50, 10000
club
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

Among those entertaining friends
at the Ten Thousand clubs May
day party Thursday were Mrs.
Dwight Smith and Mrs. Frank G..
BeySchlag who reserved IL tables
Tor their guests: Mesdames Walter
B. Havekorst, Louis Slee, J. E. Brock,
Howard FarnSWorth, Ross T. Hick-
cox, Donald L. Young, H. S. Cow,
George r. Kirk, John Bridenbaugh,
II. Lee Landerman, John B. Nc
Neece, j. B. McNeece, Hugh T. Os-
borne, Ben Hulse, Howard Soper,
Robert o. Patterson, E. E. Glenn
ents, Elmer w. Heald, John Tyler,
w. H. Tyler, jr., Hazel Gallagher,
William C. Reed, R. w. Ware, Ray
mond c. Reeder, Edgar j. Hargrave,
George L. Winright, Elton B. Chris
tian, John T. Rice, Fred Kenyon,
Harry w. Horton, John F.. Water
man, W. A. Scheniman, Judson
Million, w. E. Smith, Guy G. Bey-
non, John D. Jackson, w. J. Thorn
burg, A. B. Hanson, Alex McRae,
Miss Florence Glenn of FL Centre;
Mrs. Hollis Wood of Brawley, Mrs.
l.. E. Sinclair of Calipatria, Mrs
Charles F.. Maynard of Imperial,
Mrs, Dan Scott, Mrs. Ward Nc
Grew of Meloland and Mrs. Laural
Ferguson of Brawley
Mrs. Clements won the high score
prize; Mrs. Sinclair the second; Mrs
Gallagher the third, and Mrs. Reed.
the fourth.
Allen Mercer Party
Mrs. E. l.. Allen and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. P. M. Mercer, were CO.
hostesses at another party, their
guest list including: Mesdames Rod
ney jenkins, Oria Kenah, Julia
Bracket, T. G. Lanier, John j.
Green, Norman E. Dupont, c. J.
Brooks, George R. Kirk, Stevens
H. Harris, R. j. Mcnamara, w. E
Hartzog, B. E. Lemons, Gertrude
Teeple, Ruth Teeple Reid, War
rem E. Sage, Walter Bryant.
Prizes in this group were won
by Mrs. Hartzog for high score
Mrs. Kirk, for second high score
and Mrs. Green, for third.
Another hostess at this party
was Mrs. Thomas F.. Bailey of
Holtville who entertained for Mrs
Lannes McPhetridge of Los An
geles who is visiting her daughter
Mrs. l.. E. Jessen of Holtville and
Mr.. Jessen. Other guests were: Mes
DANES JeSsen, William Burke, ir.
Allison Wood, Ray Langley, Frank
Cameron, D. V. Edwards, w. l.
Huebner, Charles Williams, Forrest
Ferguson and Milton Meeks. Mrs
Cameron received the prize for high
score and Mrs. Ferguson, the sec