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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
1lahruf!
Snianna &roner.

Sdlpcr mar Die MbId)iebsitunbc,
Ml5 man bid, bon llns nabm.
Su Bit bcfreit bon Sprecn,
@cfrcit bon allcr GuaI.
Su lcbit in uuiereu $,er5en fort
BIS bub mId ms bic Stunbc 1d,ldgt
llnb mir bercint uns picbcr Icb'n.
aRir flingt Elm Son 10 ipnnberbar
Sn Ser5 unb Sinneu immeroar.
SIT es Der 0alldl. bcr bir cntI6lpeb,
Nls einmal nod Der Munb gcbcbt?
st es Scr 8IDdlcin licbcr Slang.
Ser Sir 9efoIat Den Beg cntlan9.
atir flinat Der Son 10 bou unc rein
sls id)loB er ncine SecIe Gin;
aIs itcigeit Iicbcnb nicbcr bu
llnb idn9cit n,cincu Sd)mcr5 in Stub.
8epiomet BON briner
8atin nnb &inbern.
per :. 8otmeiitcr. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
3,peia %.

slarn Sd)lueltcrn oiene sur 9e-
idaigcn Nohridt, oab sic regels
nGbigc %erianlmlung am 8. Nop.,
. llbr nahmittags, ltattfinoct. Mae
Sd)1pcitern lperoeu gebeten anipeienb
81 iein; insbeionoerc mohten mir,
oab sic Shlpeitcrn mit Namen SEA,
tbarina fpnlinen nlCd)ten, beun lit
ser letten Seriammlung tpuroe be,
idbloiien. sic Sf,peitcrn nit oieiem
Gornnmen icllten Elm &artenpartip
abbalten na6 oieier Geriammlltng.
Ta aber in oieiem Wonat ibou stpci
&artenrarties abgcbalten iperoen,
bat oas &omitee beid)loiien es ioQe
licbcr eincn Cans abbalten. uno bn,
her ii! es icbr luid,tig. oab nac &a,
tbnrillcn in Oieicr Ecrianllnl,ng an
tpeIcno iino, ouf oab iie iiber blcicn
Gang ipred,cn iulo bnnocln fonucn.
sllio bite &atharincn, antucienh
su iein. iuenn moelih. .....
sIud mohtcn tpir ale Shluc;tern
allimerflam MAIDEN ailf sic Stcrbr.
gelobeitrGge fir unicre reritorbene
Sd)iuelter slnna Miuer. 9ieies iii
oas lettc Monat. no tic bc5oblcu
tonncn uno mir bofien beitimmt,
cine jcbc Shlpcitcr ,uiro ibrcn8iliGs
ten nodfommen. Sn oieiem Monat
Iino bem slgG nnh Die folgenben
Shpeitern an ser Heibc in oie Ser,
iammlung Sudden mit5ubringen:
2atbarine Sreoel. Anna Jleps. Mnna
Slider. slnna Greer. aatbarinc
gmcrid), Sopbia Gbcrtb, @ilbclm;-
lie Sbeib Sr., anna 5rdnf. Resina
Gmclie ullo Waraaret 1sleps, Ger
LINDA ;sritid, MatiIoa Slider, Mas
ria ;SIeiiher. Marie ssreibcit, Sara
86bbel, &utbarne ,selmet. aatba.
rine @0liner. &ilbeIninc 9eppner.
Gli5abctb Shunn, Yrut. .sSefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
DSAAetStds, Sen 80. DitSbtt 1941 =

Das aomitee trifft erobe 8orbe'
reitllng tn, alen 8riioern, Sf)tpe'
ltern uno Sreunoen einige genuB'
poIle Stunoen 3u bereiten.
I'm geniigenO @iien por5ubereiten.
iollen aIle 8riiber nnb Sdueitern
iih BEL YrGi iiOentin Gliiabetb @ierldl,
7SO 2ibertp Ctr, Telepbon 5258,
bis ipdteitens sen /. Nooember, an
meloen. Gs bofft, oab ale sic an oie'
lem @anfett teil5unebmcn tpiinldelL
lih bcitimmt onmeloen tpcroen.
Tas &omitce.
per 9artbel s. SontIh.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30

SanS-ltntcrbaltnna

Ser Suaenoblmo bat beitIoiien
elne San5unterbaltllng abjubalten
fir ale oic einnal sum Sueenobuno
belanet baben, am Samstas abcno,
oen s. 9tooember, uno aIle lino bcrs-
l'd) eingelaoen. Gin gutes Srd)eItc,
'pielt 5lrrn Cams auf. slnfans 9 ltbr
abenos bis 1 ltbr. @ir Iaoen Sen
,3fpelg IA unO II umo aarpatben
Se'an9oerein alle ber5lid) elm. Gin
leihter Suud miro ieruiert.
Sas &onitcc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30

Wrpass &anfe.t
9emeinidaitlidj oeranitaltet bon Be-
3iuci0em 1S nmS 10.

s(aen Mitglieoern oes 3ipeiges Is
unb 10 oiene CUR freunoliben 9eah.
riht, oaB uniere beioen Gereine am
8. Nopembcr, 6 llbr abenos, Elm
groBes 8anfett oeranitalten, 81 Dem
alle 0titglieoer genannter Gereine
ioipie Jrennoe berslidit eingefaoen
iino. 9tad) Dem Yanfett Don 8 llbr
ubenos an, miro Die Soruatb Sud.
ienfapelle aus Gleoelano Die id)Cn.
item oelitiheu ,,no englilben @ei.
len jl,m Tan5 aufipielen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
Jranen Terein Der ct. YanIns
(NrfnrinAr

Gie nidite geriamml,,ns oes
5rauen Gereins finoet itatt am Oon,
nerstaa, Sen 6. Nouember, s l1br
abcnbs.
Gs lit notlpeuoia oab iih Sic
Sftpsltern 5ablreid an ser Ser.
ianurlltng beteiligen nm sic notigen
Elane fir Sen 9aiar 81 MAIDEN,
lpelder fir oen Is. 9topember felt,
aelest lit, Sas 9sGbfran5den lit Inn
3 llbr. aafice ilno &uden ierbieren
aatb. Jauit, 9a!b. 9raus, Marie
&arner uno Gli5. 2int.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
1lms alliance, Ukie
Siueia 8.

Mllen Wtitslieoern sur aef1uisen
Wabribt oaB oie ndfite Geriamm.
lung am, Sonntag Sen 2. Nop..
nabmittags, itattfinoet. aae Shipe,
Itern, Die ben einen Collar Sterbe.
gelo fir oie neri itorbene Sblpeiter
Wtartba 8roB nod nitt besablt ba-
ben, mersen eriuht bis sur n1dyiten
Serlanlmll,ng 5u be5ablen. slue Mit-
9lieoer oes Sereins iuerocn eril,t)t
10 btel lpie moglid) an oen Geriamm-
lnngen lif 5u beteilieen, oenn es lie.
gen tpid)tlge 8eihGfte oes &ereins
Dor. Satb. S0pfer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
Illus pcanestetpt,, Ot
&ird)cm syramcn @erein.

allcn Sd)lpeitern Oes &irden
6raucn Gereins ser Sonterus Sir
den @emeinbe biene sur Nadri6t,
oab nGbite Geriammlung Sonntag,
oen 9. Nopember, itattfinoet un6 Die
Sdnpeitern iperoen gebeten oaran
teil5unebmen.
Nad) ser Gcriammll,ng tueroen
sic &atburinen &uden uno &affee
ieruieren.
&atbarina Gmrid), Shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30

iprnocn meloeten iidy Cara Somner,
Gaula Mnrfel.
Sn letter 3cit ,puroen fplsenbe
ncuc !9tit9licoer a,tigcnummen uno
bcrSlih luiIlfonlmcn eebciben: 2ena
Shn'icoer, Seoua Ssnat. Goitb
Gaulep, slnna 8cib, Sobanna @uh,
&atb. Sobnion, Milorco @cnrid,,
Margarct Carlton.
Maria aloB, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
7(as'; ferai,,, -: Obi;s
Der 9. g. Ueianeperein
Gintrad)t

dh5ltnelOen, odB onS 9erb1 ttpn5ert
sonntag. Sen 90. 9sopcmber, in Scr
g. g. Saue itattfinoet. @ir bitten
alle uniere Greunbe uno @onner,
iid oieien stbeno freisubaItcn. Gin
iebr itbones Srogramm iuir6 bon
9irieent Grof. q. NifoIaus porbc.
rettet, barunter a,lh ser tpunoeribc-
ne uno idspieriee @aI5cr rGolo uno
Silter," tpeIder bis iett bier nod
nidt geiungen tpuroe. Mud freuen
mir uns, beriTtcn 5u fonnen, ooi,
uniere aIlbeliebte SopranASoliitin
SRI. Sobanna Shmiot, tpeIhe In-
gere 3eit aus ser StaSt ab,paicno
mar, nun ipieoer III ,,niercr Mittc
lit uno i'm &oit5ert mittpirfen ipir6.
Sonntag, sen 9. Ntooentber, Z lthr
abenos, beranitaltct sic Gintrac1t Ell
men semItlid)en Nbenb in ser 9. g.
Sale. 9ieie llnterbaltung lit pri-
oat, isbod fonnen oie sGnser uno
Sangerinnen ie einen ssre,lno ODER
5reunSin mitbrin9en. slne paiiipcn
uno ghrenmitsIieoer iino auf bie-
fem 8ege ber3lid einselaSen, 5u Ct
iheinen. 2unb uno Gririidunacn
perben frei ierpiert iperoen.
u. 6. Jricinbnsit, Yrot. .sScfr.
3tpcia II.
IS 0iene aIlen Sd)lueitern 5ur ge-
fdlligcn &eniitnisnabme, bab an
Sonntag, Sen 2. Nopcmber. 2 llbr
nad)mittass, Bic Seriammlun9 ob.
gebalten miro. Ine Sdipeitcrn iino
gebcten anipeieno 5u iein. 9tad) Ser
GerIanmlung iucroen sic Sdylpcitcrn
anna 6alf, &ea. 5oIbert, ,mo Sarn
0cobs 2 &affee unS SUDDEN uns
ierpicren. .-.
Sn Scr lcsten YeriammIuns iuur.
De &atbarine ShiIlcr aIs neues Nfit-
9lieo aufgenommen. 0ir boiien oai,
Die Sdpueiter iid) ipoblfiiblt in I'M
ierer Mitte. Sn oieier 8criammIl,ng
fuurSe a,b beiGloiien. eincn
&artenabenb
am 16. Nopember, 8 llbr abeuos,
ab5ubalten gum @obl ,mo gciten Ser
3creinsfaIie. Mle Driioer oes 3peio
5. Sd,weitern, lsre,,nSe uno 9cfann-
te iinO OUTS berslihite cinseIaoen
fid) al bieier llnterbaltuna 81 bctei-
ligen. 0as &omitee ipiro fir alles
auf bette Gorge trasen. sllio bitt,
reieruiert eud oielen AbenS imo
fommt, gum aartelpartie am 16.
Nopember. 8 ltbr ahcnos. ,
tSd)speiter Sob. @cnrid trat ant
8. Sftober nit Serrn 8aIter 8oobs
in ben beiligen Gbeitano. Nud mir
gratulieren bem iilngen Gbepaar lmo
iuiiniden ibn @liid uno Scgen fir
Die 3l,funft. ..4. .......
ltnler monatliher aartenabeno
miro am 0onnerstag. oen 13. Nop.,
g llbr aben0s, abgebalten. Oitte be,
teiligt e,,d ale. .r -.
Charlotte Galf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
2l,as 1letp Cattle, pa.
3lueia q.

3wei9 p.
allen Mitglieocrn oes 3sueis q
oiene CUR 9tafridt, oaB nGbite Ser
iamnluns 9onnerstas, oen 6. No.
penlber. 1880 llbr abenos, itattfin.
Set. Nlle Sd)tpeitern iinb eriudt iid
an Ser 8eriammlung 5u betilign.
&atb. @Grtner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
3iueia is.

Gen, Nitglieoern bes 3lueig 16
biermit our seidaisen Nadridt, oab
uniere Yeriammlilng am Sonntas.
ben 2. Nobember, nobmittass puntt
2 lbr itattfinoet. Wihtige Geiddfte
seIansen aun gerbaroIung. oaber
ionte feline sdtpeiies fsbl,n, !, 81,
Sn 6ieier Berian,mlung ioden
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
3meig 20.

Tie llGdite regeIm1i;ige Ser.
ianunlilng iinoct anl Montae, Scl!
8. gtopcmbcr, $50 llbr abenos itatt
unO alle Wtitalieoer iperoeu eriud'
anipeieno 5u iein.
0aniel ShuIer Sr., Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
NmS titles, Ohie
Atueia 20.

Haf ;'s'' CWetO ~. ts=, ss@
Maen Mitglieoern sur ireunolid)fn
Nitteilung, Dab ndd)ite Yeriamm.
lung Sonntag, ben 2. Nonember. 2
l1br uadmittass, itattfinoet. slae
8riioer iino eriudt 5ablreid au er-
f6einen. a,nra .a'l, s-c
Sobann DdDib, Hrot. tSefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
2lms farrell, "a.
3meia Z.

Gle regelnlGBige Wtouatspcriamm,
lung ocs 3ipeis Z iinoet am Sams.
tag, Den 1. gtouen;ber, 7:3O llbr
abenos ltatt. slQe 8riioer iino gebe.
ten oieier Seriammll,ns bei3u,pob.
ncn. ~ Sobn 8iintber, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
Der Siueia 10

b1lt icine regelmGBise GeriammIune
am SOnntag, oeu 9. gtopember, ab
Sie Wiitglieoer iueroen eriud)t iid,
81, beteiliaen.
GliIubetb Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30

tperben unter iebr eiinitieen geoin,
gl,nsen in Sen gerein al,ieenommen.
SAUL Ttefenbaber, Shrifti.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
>tms Detroit, %11id,iaat,
&ird)bnm - ct. Vetrnsfird,c.
VuttU uuO NtUOCru.
per :. @otmeiitcr, Sefr.

GGe @lcniielo unb Hpsbcrrp.
.Eit 8ottcs Soilfe Iino mir nl,n 10
lueit, OaB mir nm Spnntag, bcn 8.
Noucnlbcr, an sic Gditeinlcg,lng un-
'eres nellen 8pttcsbapies eeben t0n-
ncn. SSir laoen oasu allc 8emeinoc.
olieocr mic nuh allc ssreul,Se Don
nob ma fern nui ous bcr5lidite ein.
tsuttesoienitorSnnng fir ben
9. Nupcmber:
Ter engli'dbe 8ottesbieult iinbet nie
ge'pohnlid Inn $3.50 pormittags itatt.
Spnntagsidlule INN 1915 llbr.
editeinIcguna nm 3 llbr nadmittags.
Ter eieentlihe 8otteslienit miro
in unierer 9aiementfirhe absebaI.
ten uno oaran ihlieBt lid, sic eiscnt-
lid,c ,seicr ser GdItcinle9une po~
Der Stride an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
Sdtpeiter Sebtpia Sterner ttnb aa'
tberina Heleer 9affee ,,no Sudden
ieroieren. Selen 3obrmatt, Sefr.
1aQoueen Eartie.

y Y9uometn Kartle.. -, ~
Die 1rai,en oes. Soneiteao Gur=
.ners AuriIiarp iino freunblid er-
iudt Samstas abenos, sem /. Mop.:
au l,nierer Sa0otpeen Nartie at er.
id,einen uno tuomoelid in &alIoueet,
Sradt. Gle Sdncioer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
Spcnhe,i:

Ml,d, biecmaI crIallben mir ui,e bic in
Der ab9elaniencn Ipde 5u9eidbidten
Spenbeu oifcntlid) 81 auittiercm ,,nb ben
Spenbcrn unicrn bcr5lidltcn Sanf aus
,,iihred,cn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-30
Grauernahriht

Sonntos oen 19. Sftober, $50
l(br abenos, iuuroc Ser gelicbte Cat
te. Gater uno GereinsbruOer
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.VltI UIItUeIIllIcHI VCUB,
Nidael ArauB, Setr.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Bernice Hurst Married to
Joe Qua|Is Sunday

Rernice Hurst. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. H, Hurst, and Joe
Qualls. son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Qualls surprised their many friends
this week with the news of their
recent marriage, an announcement
of interest to many in the valley.
The ceremony was performed
Sunday evening, Oct S, at the Bap
list parsonage in Yuma. Arizona,
he pastor reading the service
which united this popular young
couple.
Blue jersey accented with a cor
sage Of white flowers was chosen
by the bride for her smart wedding
irock, her only attendant, Mrs.
Woodrow Ingle, being gowned in
pink crepe.
LynWood Qualis acted as best
man for the bridegroom.
Guests at the wedding were: Mr.
md Mrs. J. l.. Oualls, Mr., and Mrs
LynWood Qualls, Mrs. In9le and
Mrs. NJ H. Hurst.
Mrs Hurst wore black, as did
Mrs. }. /. Qualls, both having cor
saseS or red flowers.
After the ceremony the young
couple left on their wedding trip
and are now at home to their
friends in Burbank. the bridegroom
being employed by Lockheed.
The bride is a graduate Of Gen.
tral Union High Gchooi and 4 pop
ulal member Oh the Junior Ten
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
HaIIowe'e en- Party
Date Announced
By Auxiliary

Among the many Halloween cele-
brationS which are traditional IN
the valley is the annual card party
given by Boyce Aten unit, Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary,
Oct. 27 Monday, is the date set
for this years affair, the party
taking place at o'clck in the Vet
Grams hall and open to the general
public.
Preliminary plans for the event
were made at meeting OF the
Auxiliary executive committee We'd
nesday night at the home OF the
president, Mrs. Fred L. Riddle.
Mrs. Harvey Kenyon is to be in
charge OF tallies; Mrs. George w.
Nails, decorations; Mrs. w. L. Ke-
nealy, refreshments; Mrs. Maybelle
McNamee, prizes; Mrs. Edna Nor
rison, tickets.
The party will feature all sorts
of games from contract bridge to
Chinese checkers, and also will be
highlighttG by u number Of the
traditional Halloween obServanceS
such as fortune telling etc. During
the refreshment hour a program Of
music is to be presented.
Mrs Riddle served refreshments
to the following board members:
Mesdames Kenyon, Nails, Kenealy,
McNamee. w. j. Carleton, N NYe,
Norman c. Deaton. CT L. Hendcr-
son. John H Hawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Clubs
Society
Arts and Crafts
Section Starts
Work for Year

Opening session OF the year for
the Ten Thousand club Arts and
Crafts section took place Wednes-
day in the club house when the
program for the year was organized,
all details being completed so that
members may begin work at once ON
their various craft activities.
Mrs. James Noel, chairman, pre-
sided. and Mrs P f. HiXon wa
chosen treasurer, filling the Va
cancy caused by the resignation Of
Mrs. Floyd c. Hodgeman who now
lives il. San Diego.
Mrs. Robert c. Rayburn, tclc-
phone 1885. is the new telephone
chairman and all members unable
to be present at the meeting are
TO notify her.
The section Will continue tn
same projects this wear as last WIth
the one new one that Of ela5:
etching, added to the variety @.
arts and crafts work available loi
members
Next meeting = Oct. % ano
guests and prospective membeI'
will be welcomed The section
business meeting is at Il Il. m. Will
luncheon served promptly at l2:3C
noon.
HostesSes for the day wednesday
were: Mesdames James Noel, Jonr
Green, Earl Farris, Mark McMahan
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Club Entertained d
At yeager Home

Wednesday afternoon bridge clu0
members enjoyed dessert and 4
game of contract this week when
they were the guests OF Mrs. Rus
sell Yeager, 663 Olive avenue
Bud vases filled with tiny laven-
dar .chrysanthemums and Queen
Annes lace made charming center
pieces for the quartet tables at
which dessert was served, Mrs. Yea
ger using graceful sprays OF Mexi-
can rose in the decorations for the
house.
Mrs. Reginald L. Knox won the
high score prize in the bridge game,
Mrs. Richard Moore, the second;
Mis-. Wizard a. Francisco. the low,
and Mrs. Frederick Powers Heald'
the travelling prize.
Others present We're: Mesdamcs
William G.. Foss. c. a. Irving, John
D. Jackson, M J. LaBrucherie, G.
H. Montgomery, Russell Richmond
Miss Elizabeth Meyer and the hos
tess.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Ellen HoIt's Engagement
Announced by Parents

Mr. and Mrs Herbert f. Holt
have announced the engagement
and approaching marriage Of their
daughter. Ellen. TO Jack Gregory
Collins. son Of Nh and Mrs. Paul
c. Collins Of Miami, Florida,
The wedding viii take place on
Oct l8. at the home OF the brides
parents, 645 Vine avenue. this par
ticular date having been chosen be-
cause it is also Mr.. Holt's birthday
anniversary.
Since Mr.. Collins is stationed at
Camp Seeley, being a corporal in
the 11th cavalry regiment, the cou-
pie have asked the chaplain at
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Schools
Churches
CALENDAR
I Thursday


Rose Mesquite. 7:&O, Eose school
st. PaGls choir, :, church
Leadership school, 10, First Bap-
list church
Junior club. 80, 10000 club
2O-3O club, :, California hotel
RAM. No 1903, 1870, Masonic
temple
Building trades, 7:3O, Labor tenn
pic
Tje"tri"ianS. 80, Labor temple
Il ZOE. Vi No. 1928, 3. Eiks hall
T.S.W.N. and Auxiliary, S, Vet
Friday
County Chairman, IL, court
house
KiW3ni> club. -, Barbara WOrtl>
Jasper, 1:30. ID. ClaVeria ranch
Mckinney P.-T.i.. go. school
Peace Officers, :, CCalif1, YumF
NJ. >irnal. 7:45, Mt. Signal schoo
Aracia. -, Acacia school
LcadvI ship school, %, First Bap-
list church
Painter, union, T:3G, Labor TEN.
plc
Signal chanter No. ?;6, O.E.S. 8
Masonic temple
CalcXic0 y. H0ltville, 8, holtvili'
FL Ctn.ro v. Brawley, 8. BraW
ley
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Ten Thousand Club Begins
Sessions Next Thursday

Afternoon and evening divisions
Of the Ten Thousand club are to
meet ON Thursday of next week,
both groups having planned a de-
cidedly interesting year for their
members
The Ten Thousand club meet
ing will start at 2 pm. Thursday
and Karena Shields. charming
young lecturer, writer, aviatriX and
archaeologist will be the speaker,
telling something of the Mayan civ
llization and customs as she knows
1t from her years of residence IN
central America
Hospitality and courtesy commit
tee members will serve tea. the So
cial hour being designated as a re-
ceptlon and homecoming welcome
10 members and as a greeting to
new members.
The evening division will have its
annual reception at 8 O'Clock that
evening with the incoming and out
going officers as hosteSses.
During the evening a delightful
program OF music will be presented
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
To Spe ak for
Pro America

Ruth Comfort Mitchell Mrs. San
born Young, we'll known author
and lecturer, will be guest speaker
at the first meeting this fall of the
Imperial Valley Pro America unit.
a luncheon on Oct. % at the Bar
bara Worth hotel
In view of the general interest,
the luncheon will be open to all!
women who wish to hear Mrs.
Young, tickets for the affair being
obtainable from any of the chapter
officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Mckinley PIT. A.
Meets Fridav

Growing up in a Democracy" is
the general theme for study adopt
cd this year by Mckinley P.-T.A,
first meeting of that association
this fall being scheduled for Fri
day, Oct. 10, at G:30 pm. in the
school.
Mrs. Leona Jacobs, deputy colm-
ty probation officer. will speak on
The Young Child Needs Compan-
ionShip."
Leo DeCelles, principal of Will
son school will talk on legislation
and also on the new grading and
report card systems.
Tea will be served by the Odaka
Camp Fire group under the super
vision Of Mrs Ruby Pinkney.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Barbecue Planned
By Altar Socie+v

The j. w. Dononue ranch will
be the scene of barbecue spon-
sored by st. Mary's Altar Society
taking place on Sunday, Oct. 19. ac-
cordlng to preliminary plans dis
cussed at the society's meeting We'd
nesday, Mrs. j. B. McNeece. presi
dent, presiding.
This barbecue, which will be open
to the public, promises to be a de-
hghtful affair, Donean Rancho be-
ing an ideal place for such a ga
thering.
MRS. Glenn Kieffer was appointed
81. Mary's representative to the Red
Cross board
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Baptist Women
Enjoy Talk

Love, the Common Denomina-
tor, was the subject for the pro-
gram enjoyed Tuesday by members
of the Baptist Womens society who
met that afternoon in the church
with Mrs. Edwin L. Carter of the
State Street Christian church as
the speaker.
The missionary program and bus
mess meeting were we'll attended,
the session ending with the tea hour
at which Mrs. H. R. Johnston. Mrs
E. L. Bennett and Mrs. Wood We're
hoSteSSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Advanced Officers
Niqh+ for Chapter

Mrs. Harmon Tyler, associate ma
tron, and Bert Mitchell associate
patron, will be honored by Signal
chapter, No. 276. Order of the East
ern Star Friday night when they
will be advanced to the East.
The chapter will meet at 8 O'Clock
in the Masonic temple.
A number of the Ell Centro mem
bers planned to attend the Brawley
chapters meeting Thursday night
at which past matrons and patrons
were to be honored, Mr. and Mrs
George Bailey coming from Los
Angeles to put on the work, being
former matron and patron for the
chapter.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
C.alexico
News
BY Jane McCampbeII
Telephone $40

The World Wide Guild meeting,
Tuesday, carried out a program OF
All Nations" with Betty Elder as
the speaker on this subject. Najla
Mae Sleem sang a song in Syrian
and Jean Loflin, Charlene Mand-
rapa, and Mary Carol sang Maria
Elena. The meeting w2s presided
over by Doris Joflin.
At the KiWanis luncheon, We'd
nesday Joe Bush was the speaker
Ct the day. Bush spoke about the
new short wave radio beam which
has been newly developed in Cali
fornia. Visitors were Herb Anderson
Of FL Centro, and Wright Darter
Of the Pacific Freight Lines.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Torcher and
their son left Thursday for Minnea-
sofa and ST. Paul. to attend the
26th post graduate international
medical assembly The ForcherS do
not plan to return until November
first.
The Altar society held it's month
ly meeting Monday. After the bus
mess meeting III which they decided
to meet twice monthly, they played
cards.
The SoroSo club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Alicia
Carrillo for their usual business
meeting
Les Dove has been in Los Angeles
on business.
At the weekly Sacred Heart meet
ing, Monday, Miss Carlotta Cantu
reported on her campaign which
she, with the assistance of other
club members. started for the hous-
ing OF the out-of-town guests for
the coming convention
Miss Martha Laroque and Miss
Willie Pedia were appointed to dec
crate the altar for the Mass, which
is to be held during the conven-
ton in the city park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Higuera and
daughters, Honora and Marie, have
returned from their four-day trip
to Tucson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09

the post to read the service.
Miss Holt comes from we'll
known FL Centre family and news
OF her engagement is of considerable
interest. She Is at present attend
ing Central Junior college and plans
to continue her studies, the two
making their home in Fl Centre. for
the present at least.
Mr.. Collins is Il graduate Of Miami
high school and came to the valley
recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-09
Heber Forms New
Camp Fire GROUP

HFBER. OCT. 9.-Heber has a new
Camp Fire group, this organization
having been formed last week when
Mrs. +. w. Manley, executive Secre-
tary for the Ell Centro council, with
Mrs. A. NJ. Blackburn, president
of the guardians association, met
with a group Of Heber residents.
Robbie Sue Robertson will serve
as guardian for the group; Mrs.
Hazel Porter. assistant guardian,
and MIS-. Lucille Johnson. as board
representatives.
Mrs. Manley and Mrs. Blackburn
took with them an exhibit of Camp
Fire work and explained the pro-
gram to the group. tea being served
at the close Of the meeting.