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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

LUGGAGE, Su1tcases and Trunks,
all types, real values. See
DELOZIER' FURNITURE
542 Main Phone 1874
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

Wanted married young man for
retail coffee route. Car furnish
ed. Salary and commission Perm
anent connection. A. B. Wilson,
California Hotel apply after 7p.m.
APP
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32-LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Purebred Hampshire
boar, mo. Reg. papers available.
Joe Tuttlc, 7 mi. E. of Holtville,
on Hiway 80. 4-19
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
l3-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Dress shop at inventory. All good
clean new stock Callie Webb
Dress Shop. 100 Imperial Ave-
Imperial. 4-22
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STA-COAT paint. 1000 sun re-
sistant. easy to apply. Covers
more, lasts longer. The Fair, 1915
Main. Phone 1890 AZ
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
sLOsT, FOUND. ESTRAY

LOST West of Ell Centre. Economy
Hog and Cattle Powder Co. order
book. Reward Return TO Post
Press. 4-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

WAITRESS WANTED. Apply City
Limits Cafe. See Jimmy. 4-c0
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l9-Summer Homes Sale-Rent

FOR SALE: Beautiful scenic cabin
at Jacumba for only $3.50. owner
Box 1872, Jacumba, Calf. 4-21
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

FOR reaching most people AT
smallest cost Use fost- PRESS want.
ads.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

Lost. 2 Brown female Great Danes.
Notify Stewart Auto Supply.
Phone 1867. Reward 4-19
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
27-WANTED MISC.

FOR ANYTHING with value we
pay the highest prices. New high
on rags, 1l2c lb.
RELIABLE SALVAGE
313 Main Phone 1871
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WANTED to buy, clean rags, no
buttons Post-Press. 625 State.
DEAD STOCK removed free. Phone
Immediately. Brawley 84-J.
I. v. Rendering Co., Brawley, Cal.
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Wanted Good Home for cream
colored male part Persian cat.
Inquire $50 Olive. 4-22
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6-PersonaTs. Special Notices

SPRINGER pups. 7 weeks old, for
sale. Phone 1059W. 4-19
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Small white rocks for flower garden
for sale. Inquire 319 No. 9Th st.
4-22
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18

CARY safe, 24x24x32". used, locked
inner compartments, on casters.
Large quantity steel shelving, ad-
Unstable, dark green, as is OF we
will assemble and refinish to suit
buyers. McCOY'S OFFICE EQUIP
MENT CO., 673 Main st. Phone
1853 Ell Centro. 4-22
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26-MisceIlaneous For Sale

MOSLER Office Safes, Filing Cab
inets, dr., $22.25, terms.
OFFICE SUPPLY
52l Main Phone 10
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-18
5-HOUSES FOR RENT
l7-ROOMS FOR RENT

FURNISHED room with private en-
trance for gentleman. 1900 San
Diego Hiway. 4-7tf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Bslew are TIA answers h fssf
questions prisssd oa ne sdltan3I
page
1. pss assfee2
= Fsis<
:. ltalidzy.
.. Heavier.
4. fouhis.
Q. feth.
7. csshsia
. Cruiser.
. osarxs Armsfrsn3 caz<<x
10. Al Jelsoa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

DOLLS HEAD: Make in tube
five inches deep and five inches in
circumference of double thickness
Of peach crepe paper. Stuff tube
with cotton and tie with spool wire
one inch from top and bottom.
Paint features on with water-color
paints or crayons. Tint cheeks
with rouge.
LEGS AND BODY: Cut two
pieces of heavy No. Is wire each
nine inches long. Wrap the two
wires together with one-half inch
strip of peach crepe paper cut
across the grain. Leave one inch of
wire at one end unwrspped. Bend
the unwrapped wires at right an
giles and fssten with gummed
paper tape to the top side OF a
cardboard sole two inches long and
three-quarters inch wide. Place a
lead coat or dress weight on top of
the sole and hold in place by
wrapping both the leg and foot
with the narrow strip of peach
crepe paper. Repeat for second leg.
Then place the surplus neck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
GiddY Pair of Graduates
Makes Novel Centerpiece
Instructions For Mskins Attractive Table Decoration
0iven; Directions Not Difficult TO Follow

From elementary and high schools and colleges the gradu
ae begin TO arrive So its time for celebration. You
make gddy pair of young graduates BY following the
directions given below Place the graduates the
Of the table with school colors and school banners
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crepe paper below dolls head be-
tween the two leg wires and wrap
together with the peach crepe
paper. Wrap from neck down for
about three inches.
ARMS: For the arms cut one
piece OF No. Is wire nine inches
long. Bend back one-half inch at
each end and wrap several times
with strip Of peach crepe paper
cut across the grain. Place CEN
ter Of arm wire at right angles to
the body and hold in place with
spool wire. Wrap altogether with
peach crepe paper. criss-erossing
the wrapping over and under the
arms and around the dolls body.
Continue until doll is stout as de-
sired.
GIRL DOLLS SKIRT: Make
skirt out Of strip OF white crepe
paper six inches deep and 36
inches long. Gather along one
long edge with a needle and thread
or on the sewing machine. Paste
skirt in place around dolls waist.
SLEEVES; For the sleeves cut
two bell-shaped sleeves out Of
black crepe paper. Paste the
seams together and slip one sleeve
over each arm. Tie with spool
wire at shoulders or paste in place.
Turn the black bottom of each
sleeve about one-half inch at the
wrist. The skirt section of the
gown is a strip of black crepe
paper five inches deep and about
Is inches long. Gather along one
long edge and paste in place, just
below the dolls arms. Then cut
top yoke out of double thickness
Of black crepe paper and paste in
place at the shoulders and front.
Finish with small. round collar Of
double thickness OF white crepe
paper and a tiny black tie.
HAT: Cut strip of black crepe
paper three inches deep and long
enough to go around dolls head
Fold strip in half lengthwise and
paste short ends together. Gather
top Of cap together with needle
and thread. Paste a two inch
square of black mat stock on top
and decorate with tiny crepe paper
tassel. Paste in place on dolls
head.
BOY DOLL; Dress same as girl
for cap and gown. For the trou-
sers make two tubes OF double
thickness Of black crepe paper and
slip one over each leg. Paste in
place OF dolls waist.
BASE: Cut a five-inch square
Of white cardboard. Then with
gummed paper tape fasten a card
board band three-quarters inch
wide around all four sides. Brush
paste over outer surface and cover
top with white crepe paper and
the SIDES with blue. Make a sec
ond and smaller step using q
three-inch square Of cardboard.
Cover both top and sides with red
crepe paper. Piece hole in center
top Of each step and insert the flag
pole. Then bend and spread the
unwrapped wires chieken-foot
fashion. Fasten 10 under side Of
box with gummed paper tape Cut
pennant out Of red crepe paper
or other school color. Paste 10 top
Of pole Add stresmers Of white
ribbon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
WANT
BY RoB EDEN

Mr.. Flynn . long time. haven't
you"
YES. Mis-. b~ VITA him
five year. baf I never hear him
say anything about . Mater
Gilbert. I ssses hear name -
fore that ran remsmber."
II Was - utterly unlike Barry
10 he afraid of anyone. n avoid
anyone. that Nay vas puzzled
shs considered tina situation Tor
some time
After Ill, what did shs hsaw
about Harry f1ynn except wk=t
he had tsid her hin.~elfs Trs@.
she had knewa hls slsses.
slightly. before ne essss 10
teun. hut not inilnustsiy. shs
simply knew that Gladys va
married n . Memphis esttsa
broker shem her father 30
ksswn fer ssme sims.
About Harry's personal life. shat
had happened before Ne found the
mlns. abe hnsS virtually nothing
Ne had gone h sehoel In ceisfor-
mia taken q mining engineering
course But 10 never had msn.
TONED any q III friends - net
even Jstta. until Miss DorDss
notes started comlng and shs
showed them To him.
T-hs FaillnE star mins. shs
knew. sss real enough. George
had told her that Hs siso hsd
learned that the owners we're list.
81 a. Barry Flynn ard J Dorns.
Ching sas nsrvsnsiy arranging
things In the kitehsn. looking fire.
quentiy ~ Nay. but not ysnturfnE
n volunteer any more informa.
tlon.
Suddenly. shs nads % ksF
mind ana reaching for ths tale
phone extension IN ths kitehen
dlaied ths airport
Has NJ Barry Flynn taken
hls plane eist tonight ?" shs ssssa
the nisht mansEsr Ne promised
70 cheek. ana called saek IN =
fss n.inutss
Continued On PaKs IL. Column -
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youshuS
cut
eo RIGHT
10 ter IN
oteno,ed
Il Iet
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Man he Mister Stanley Gilbert ard
ask n Mr.. Flynn here. gay
yes. He say. be coming up. I
say. one minute. please. and 70
see Mister Flynn In bedroom. BE
AK me who II IL. and I tell him. "
Did he seem surprissd7 Up
set"
He seem very jumpy, Miss
His eyes open vide a. he look al
me. Mister Gilbert1' he ssk
What il his first nsmsg' 'Mistsr
Stanley Gilbert say. BE seem
To get hold Of hissslf. and laughed
a little. he tell me 10 tell Mister
Gilbert 10 come Up IN five minutes.
SO l do. then ! pick up beEs.
Mister Flynn say he b along soon
in taxi. that IL All know. l not
see him again"
He must have stayed bong
enough 10 admit this Mr.. Oii-
bert Ia ths apartment. Other
wise. how did be gel IT."
mo. Miss that not rfRht. whsn
I come home. elevator boy tel me
he let Mister Gilbert into apart.
ment 10 wait. Mr. Gilbert eoms
up and rfnE bell No one answer
and after while Mr.. Gilbert tell
elevator boy Mister Flynn expect
him-hs old friends. hs say. 10
boy open DIOR and let him in"
Then Harry must have beer
gore when Mr.. Gilbert came Up"
Yes. Miss think 20. no
ask Mr.. Gilbert when come
IN. he ssk when ! expect Mister
Flynn. no, know what say. -
! say. he come back soon. think
90 Mister Gilbert ssy b. wall
DID you ever hear Of this Cal
bert before You've been with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
CHAPTER THREE

AAhfAA Ah<AN
Ten minutes after she had left
her home. Kay was ringing the
bell to Bsrry's apartment As she
shifted impatiently from one foot
TO the other. she wondered II Ching
had returned yet. and then tbs
door swung open and the Chinese
boy was asking her 10 come In.
81 want 10 talk 10 YOU" she
said. "Aiso I want 30 look
around the place to 49, Of Bar-
~ left . note for me-" =. q. =.
we better 70 through 10 tbs
kitchen" Ching Whispered. ''rhsrs
IL = man waiting in living room te
see Mister Flynn"
Kay got a quick glance az tbs
man seated comfortably In a big
leather chair. reading the evening
paper and caught . flash Of MS
syes a. he glanced in her diree.
ton. She followed Ching swiftly
across the room and into the kit
chen. closing the door after her.
who IL that man ," shs de-
nsndsd.
a Mister Gilbert Mister stan
ley Gilbert"
But who 10 hs' What does h.
want here -
Ching shrugged his shoulders.
7 no know. hi~." he said.
Come on. then. let's look around
and see what We can find"
The girl led the way 70 Barry'l
bedroom. There were no signs d
disorder there. nor In hls dressing
room. a search Of tables snf
chest Of drawers failed to rsyes
any trace ~ . note. There ysl
nothing 70 indicate that Barry had
left hurrisdly.
me tao Of them returned 70 m.
Kitchen.
Nov tell me-. CHING Exactly
what happened tnia evening You
ysrs IN the apartment. Nsrsni
you xhsn Mr.. Flynn phoosd ne ?
"Yes.. Miss. J hesr him talk
ing In living room shiis fin
ish oiosibE suit Gases h bring
20 your house. lie say he 90
Ing 10 change thers after re-
oeption."
OF course" hay said. impa'
usnuy 4 KNOW thoss things
Then what happened ;"
lie tell re % take his ear and
bring extra baggsEs 70 YOU
house. Re would 70 % chureh IL
taxi Just - 7 leave Apartment
phone ring md he esn me- - a.
sWer. 1 d. a man on phone
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

GOOD TASTE
TODAY
~ EMILY fosr


Better q Follow Lecal We<sdsag
Customs Than 10 Insist Upon
Rigid Observance Of Etiquette
When local custom Il : devia-
ton from Nhat = generally sc-
espted As best form. my advice Is
that Il Il usually better 20 follow
local custom unless the departure
from accepted etiquette Is a fund
smentai violation Of courtesy or
of ethics. And this hardly seems
to - the case IN the description
sent me BY a future bride.
What do you suggest for
someone in my predlcament - she
asks. Il know what Is generally
considered proper. and accordingly
know that the ushers should not
walk with the bridesmaids IN my
wedding. nor the hest man Join
the maid Of honor for the recess
sional. BUT. also know that at
every wedding have ever been
to IN this community. or surround
ing towns. that Ia exactly what
has been done. So. shall do what
know In considered right accord
ing 10 etiquette. or what l know
has become customary here >"
In further explanation OF what
I have just said. this IL not
question Of vital Importance. as II
is when the hostess has herself
served first. In that case. she vio-
lates the fundamental rule Of
courtesy. which Is giving first eon-
sideration to her guest-instesd Of
to herself. A mixed occasional Is
detrimental TO no one but your
self in that II detraets a little
from your own part in the pic
ture. A procession OF men and
girls following you seemingly
changes the star parts belonging
to you and the groom into two
figures In a chorus. But unless
you are a leader at heart and
refuse to do things just because
your neighbors expect you 10. II
might be better for you To do as
the other brides do. In short. I'D
say: IF you CARE. then 1t Is
worth having your way. II you
don't care, then 1t is not worth
bothering about"
Again-"Poste Restantev
Dear Mrs. Post: Some time ago
you suggested adding 'poste re-
stante' at the lower left Of the
wedding announcements, followed
by the brides parents address. so
that friends who wanted 20 reach
the bride could do so. ! under
stand that this bride was not able
to include an at-home address OF
her own because she has To travel
for some time with her husband
on his business. What Id like to
know Ia this: Could that same
idea be followed, but instead Of
using my parents address. use the
address Of my future in-laws7
Answer: Use any address from
which 1T would be most practical
to have mail sorted and either
held until your return or for
warded to you. presents would
probably be opened and described
to you, and letters readdressed.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Dear Miss Grey. WIN ysa plsa~
print the rseips for Pigs IN alan
ksss- In the near fusursf
u Il made Of ink ssllsaE< an
Biscuit dough. hut I a. rot knsw
how u 10 put together. I've heard
that u IL very god.
Thank you sincerely. snIgF
pour column immensely.
MIS-. Q. ~.
Dear aSs. q. W. hsps IT,
following recipe h ~ sse yea
are loohiax fsf. ! ssssid at
mad sns that zoe. ~ fhs asss
u Pigs n fsiashsfs. hsesssF
sfsyhs se1e - fhis eaiunass
readers wiii sead ore IN. n fhey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Girls Who Seek Employment
Should Be WeH-Groomed
Nsssnsu clssrrnsu snd Pleasant Msncsr brs
Asssss 81 ne Grsssssf l,rperfsnee
~ CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Azs Gfsys 4 seems . your column woald =
fine medium Of information e Girls pho <<<kInx po<
The importance Of rod grooming cleanliness snd penz-
ant manner II they 70 make place fer themselves
the business world
Il has been my lot q interview countless girl he us
applying Tor office WORK. and have bean appalled, to
sight Of dirty. scrubhy fnxernals. srinzy. un<sfrdfar
hlnuana and rnlzrn
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THE MAN


q
ship
love Ja sends notes to telling her ~n not show
times has IN
the the police station provide After
o o the %
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TODAY'S
RECIPES
HOT POTATO SALAD

HOT POTATO SALAD
u cup salad dressing or
mayonnaIse
III tablespoons prepared mustard
"a teaspoon salt
teaspoon grated onion
cup water
3 cups hot diced potatoes
slices cooked bacon. crumbled
2 hot hard-cooked eggs, diced
u cup diced celery
Combine salad dressing. mus
tsnd. salt and onion in top Of
double boiler. Gradually add
water. stirring after each add
ton until smooth. Add potatoes.
bacon, eggs and celery. Toss To-
gether lightly with fork. Cook
over boiling water about 10 min
utes. stirring occasionally: II over
cooked. sauce viii curdle. Serve
Immediately. Yield: SIS portions.
SCAILOPED SALMON AND
LIMA BEANS
u cup flour
u teaspoon salt
liquid from beans plus
water Ia make l cup
1 eup irradIated evaporatad
milk
N. can salmon and liquid
. cups cooked or canned
lima beans
! cup bread erumb.
Z tablespoons butter, melted
Mix -four and salt 10 q smooth
paste with the bean liquid. Add
milk and cook until thicksned.
stirring constantly. Empty the
can Of salmon into a CREASED bsk-
ing dish. Break into large pieces
Add sauce and beans Top with
the bread crumbs which have been
mixed with the melted butter.
Bake IN a moderate oven $3.50
der. p until crumbs are brown.
about 80 minutes. Yield. 8 70 q
servings.
Note. II dry lima beans are
used. II requires about \ cup n
make 2 cups cooked beans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Dear kfs.< ur~ys wen1<r 70
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-12-05
HOT OFF THE CREDIBLE

When making starch choose
smooth clean enamel pan. Lump
starch is measured by rounding spoon
fuls and wooden spoon helps the
stirring.
Mildew is formed when clothes re-
main damp and warm. If only a day
or so old, it may be washed out. If
no care has been given to it, the mil
dew will attack the fiber of the fabric
and will require bleaching out or the
material may be destroyed.
Diced roast pork combined with Gel
cry, pickles and mayonnaise, makes
an excellent hearty salad. For added
piquance, marinate the diced pork in
French dressing before combining in
the salad.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-12-05

IN A NUTSHELL
Christmas shopping will take more time this year
than in the past as people everywhere plan to
make this one of the grandest All-American
Christmases ever. That means more time devoted
to Gift Lists.
Then, because our program of arrning for Defense
has absorbed many materials, there will be min
imum of some gift items. Of course it will prove
lots of fun to shop around and see what American
WE'LL of course can't speak for everyone, but
Electrical Way where labor-saving appliances re
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-12-05
SERVE CRANBERRIES in
ASSORTED RECIPES

Saving cranberries only to serve
around the Turkey is very serious
thing to some people-those being the
people who know the versatility of
this wee small morsel.
Cranberries have the happy habit
of combining with just the right
things to make up very tasty and in
teresting dishes. Here are just few
of the many:
CRANBERRY ICE
l quart water
/ quart cranberries
8 cups sugar
Make syrup by boiling water and
sugar together for five minutes. Boil
the cranberries in little water until
soft, then press through sieve. Add
to the syrup, cool and freeze.
CRANBERRY PIE
1 1-2 cups cranberries
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-12-05

Whenever you are in extreme diff
ficulty, you go to specialist. If your
car needs repairing you seek the best
mechanic. If you are i'll you engage
the best physician. If you are con-
fronted with a psychic condition you
consult skilled psychiatrist.
But there are many serious difficult
ties in everyday life which persons
foolishly try to solve by their own ig-
norance, only to plunge themselves
into a worse situation.
When in any kind of difficulty it is
wise to consult some one who can
help you And no one is better quail
fled to help you to solve the prob
lens of life than is Jesus Christ. He
is the worlds greatest specialist in
right, and therefore happy, living.
We need but to recall His ministry
to remind ourselves this. Everywhere
He went He touched the miseries Of
life into healing, guidance, and joy.
Today you can have the benefit of
this greatest Specialist. Just open the
New Testament to His Sermon on the
Mount and study the teaching which
He has given us. Mediate upon the
principles of living which are reveal
ed in His parallels. Courageously ap-
ply the Golden Rule to the problem
which is confronting you. If you will
faithfully do this you will find amaz-
ing and happy results.
Since all trouble in life is due to
erroneous living in which fear, anger,
or selfishness, has been permitted to
dominate the situation, the logical
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ga cup sugar
1-2 cup water
Cook cranberries, water and sugar
for about ten minutes. Cool, place in
one crust with high rim and bake in
hot to slow oven (450 F. for 10
minutes, then 1926 F. for 80 minutes. }
Put strips of paste, lattice fashion,
across the top.
CRANBERRY CONSERVE
cups cranberries
cups raisins
tablespoons chopped orange rind
l tablespoon chopped lemon rind
2 tablespoons lemon juice
1-2 cup orange juice
cups sugar
Mix ingredients; let stand 80 min
utes; boil quickly 10 minutes; lower
fire and simmer until mixture thick
ems. Pour into sterilizer jars and
seal. Makes 6 jars.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-12-05

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. John A. Ditto, Pastor
SUNDAYS
9:45 A. M. Bible School
HOO A. M. Morning Worship with
sermon.
$50 P. M. Young Peoples meet
ings.
7:3O P. M. Evening Worship.
WEDNESDAYS
7:3O P. M. Prayer Service.
WOMEN'S MISSIONARY UNION
1880 P. M. Women's Missionary So
iety, LIST Monday Of the month.
7:3O P. nj. Young Women's Auxil-
larry, LIST Friday of the month.
7:3O P. M. Girls Auxiliary, End
Monday of the month.
7:3O P. M. Junior, Third Monday of
the month.
7:3O Senior Aid, End Tuesday.