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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-15

Rev. H. W. Bolts, Moderator of the
Minnesota Baptist Association.
Rev. B. N. Moore in behalf of the
Methodist Ministers; Mrs. Mayme
T. Burrell, president of Minnesota
Woman's convention; Mrs. C. T. r.
Nelson, president of the Twin City
Ministers Wives Union; Mrs.
Josephine Hagan, Mrs. J. H. Reas-
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Mrs. Beatrice Morgan, 1901 18th
Ave. &c., entertained at a fishing
party in honor Of her brother, Mr..
Charles S. Thomas, of Omaha, Ne
braska, who is in the city visiting.
Guests included: Mr.. and Mrs.
A. R. Bantam, Mrs. Mary Short,
Mr.. Theo. Carr, and Mr.. Charles
Young. Mr.. Thomas wife and
daughter and Mr.. E. Reddick of
Omaha accompanied them on the
trip and all returned to Omaha on
Sunday.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-15

Davenport, Iowa, Member State
Sunday School Board
and the Ministers and Deacons'
Wives, Deaconesses' and Mothers
Board union, will open these five
days of convention.
Welcome program Tuesday
morning, 9:45, a number of local
ministers and Christian workers
will speak on this program. Rev.
Reubin Nelson, executive secretary
of the Minnesota state convention.
Rev. C. T. R. Nelson, president of
the Twin City Ministers Alliance.
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Des Moines, Iowa, Convention
Moderator
Deacons' Union, Rev. L. G. Garrett
of Des Moines, Ia, president. The
18th annual session of Minister'S
and Deacons' wives, Deaconesses
and Mothers Board union, Mrs.
George Terry of Omaha, Neb.,
president, and the fifth annual ses-
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MRS. g. V. ASHFUKD,
Garner, Iowa, President Women's
Branch, Home & Foreign Mission
sion Young Peoples dept. Of ". H.
and F. NJ. convention. The general
theme of the convention is EEL
lowship."
Convention Program
Monday, August 10, 1870 p. m,
the Minister'S and Deacons' Union
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BAPTISTS OF FOUR STATES MEET HERE
We Thank You %.

Subscribers advertisers we'll whers thank you
years have tried you the best knew how and were
mighty proud to have received your support
We hope e may be able to continue deserve it!
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Baptists From Four
States Convene Here
From Aug. Is to ~

The Mt Oivet Baptist Church of ST. Paul. will be
63d annual session of the Iowa. South Dakota
nesota Baptist Association August 1922 with Dr.
Des Mones Ia Moderator presiding The the
Womens Home Foreign mission
time Mrs. G. V. Ashford, president
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eve cannot have an enlightened
democracy with one great group
living in ignorance. We cannot
have a healthy nation with one
tenth of the people ill-nourished,
sick, harboring germs of disease"
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Marie Allen
Albert Bantam
Cornelius Brown
Isaiah Brown
Eunice Tiny Brown
Elmer Bradley
Estyr Bradley
Roy Crawford
Curtis Chivers
Norman Davis
Oliver DOdy
Donald Gates
Morris Gibbs, Sr.
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Minneapolis Spokesman

Edward Green Boyd Patrick, Jr.
David Grimes J. w. Pate
Eugene Hilyard Helen M. Scott
James Howard Edward Schuck
Mary Jones Junior Slaughter
Robert A. Jones Gardner Springfield
LIE Rain Latimer c. F. "Bill' Stewart
Jimmy Lee Russell Starks
William Mccoy W. M. Smith
Charley Mccoy associate Editor
Hobart T. Mitchell Emeritus)
Cecil E. Newman Able Wallace
De Velma Newman ga Leave.
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Other meetings will be the 31st
annual session of Minister'S and
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-01
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Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS -
Evening Division Has Gay
Christmas Party Thursday

One of the prcttieSt of the Christ
mas settings was that for the Ten
Thousand clubs Evening Division
meeting Thursday night in the club
house tea room.
A silver Christmas tree with color
ed lights, a big basket filled with
bright red poinsettias. an unusually
effective arrangement of a white
madonna and many red candles, re-
Elected in a circular mirror on the
mantel, with picturesque creche in
on corner, made a beautiful back
ground for the divisions Christmas
party. The smartly appointed tea
table repeated the Christmas theme
with its red tapers, holly and green
cry.
Christmas music opened the pro-
gram Bobbie Reed, acCOrdionist,
playing three of the fayorite carols
Silent Night, "Hark the Herald
Angeles Sing" and 1T Came Upon
the Midnight Clear, playing them
remarkably we'll indeed.
The other program numbers were
on the Christmas theme and in
lighter vein in keeping with the
party idea. Mrs. Earle G.. Davis
reviewed the amusing account Of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Mt. Signal Has
Annual Party
On Wednesday

Christmas was celebrated by Mt.
Signal Wednesday home depart
ment Wednesday afternoon when
members of this group assembled
at the home of Dorothy Brockman
for their annual Christmas heart
party.
The afternoon was devoted TO
the singing of carols, to games and
to the exchange. of gifts. Mrs
Brockman serving refreshments to
her guests. Mrs. SoneS won the
first prize for games, and Mrs.
ROSson, the low.
Those present were: MeSdameS
Eleanor Sones, Juanita Binns, Eu-
genia Henry, Katherine Faulkner,
Gladys Clark Flossie Engle, Violet
Mccain, Elizabeth Adkins, Mary
Gipscn, Rosie Stehli, Louise Weiss,
May KClnerSOn, Anna Kennerson,
Elizabeth McKim, Marguerite Arner
Martha ROSSOn, Lula Kimberling
Rosa Burton, Maggie Havens, May
Gibson, Lula Springer, Joycie Small,
Alice Pollard, Esther Sunderman,
Ruth Thompson, Dorothy Brock
man, Pearl Waggoner, Birdie Fisher,
Mary CiippS, c. w. Brockman,
Anna Brandenburg, Miss Florence
Gltln. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs.
Springer were in charge of the
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Wilson School Presents Annual
Christmas Program

FL Centro'a Christmas observance
would not .ecm complete without
Wilson schpola annual program
which has become one Of the ira
ditional events in the city's cclebra-
ton of the holiday.
once again Wilson school stu
dents presented a beautiful Christ
mas program, the story of the Ma
tiyity, told in speech and song by
the students before a capacity ALL
diencc Thursday night in the school
auditorium.
Some 200 children participated in
the program which opened with
the singing of the more familiar
carols by a chorus Of 100 students
who occupied the space between the
stage and the seats.
To the music of "Oh Come All Ye
Faithful" the combined boys ana
girls glee clubs numbering approx
imately 85 members. entered in d
solemn professional, garbed in pic
turesquc veStmentS with birrlant
scarlet collars.
These students were seated in
tiers on the stage and from then
cn the story OF the Nativity was
unfolded with appropriate music,
and choric work by the speech
group.
Both music and choric speech
work were remarkably we'll done
the entire program being received
with enthusiasm by the audience
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19

And when the disciples saw him
walking on the sea they were trou-
bled. saying 1t is spirit; and
they cried out for fear. But straight
way Jesus Spake unto them, saying.
Be OF good cheer; it is 1; be not
afraid And Peter answered him and
said, Lord, if it be thou, bid me
come unto thee on the water. And
he said, Come. And when Peter was
come down out of the ship, he walk
ed on the water, to go to Jesus. Blt
when he saw the wind boiSterous.
he was afraid; and beginning to
sink, Inc cried, saying, Lord, save
me. And Immediately Jesus stretched
forth his hand, and caught him,
and said unto him, o thou of little
faith, wherefore didst thou dOubt?'
The on-SermOn presents also
these statements from Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy: Jesus walked
on the waves, fed the multitude.
healed the sick, and raised the dead
in direct opposition to material laws.
His acts were the demonstration of
Science, overcoming the false claims
of material sense or law"
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19

Mrs Appleyard's Year from New
Andrews Kent Whlcn mas all the
flavor Of New England and portrays
Mrs Appleyard5s Year from New
Years resolution to Christmas shop
ping.
That delightful and justly popular
book, Mr.. and Mrs Cugat' by
Isabel Scott Rorlicls. the story of a
happily married young couple, was
chosen by Mrs. Leo A. Magec fOG
her part of the program, Mrs. Ma
gee giving a skilful and most en-
tertairing reading Of the chapter,
WORLDLY Goods, in which Mr.. Gu
gat presents Mrs. Cugat with her
long-Wanted mink coat
Mrs. C, Walter Heinccke, pro-
gram chairman conducted a brief
business meeting after which re-
frcshments were served by the host
cSSes, Mrs. Heinecke, Mrs. William
Pata, Mrs. Russell Timmons, and
Miss Eva Horton Mrs. C. S. Reed.
acting program chairman, presented
the program, and later for the sec
tion gave Mrs. Davis and Ms. Ma
gee, books as gifts from the group.
Mrs. Heinecke and Mrs. Don c.
PauluS poured
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Red Cross Work
And Party for
Rose-Mesqui+e

Red Cross work and a Christmas
party were combined at the meeting
OF Rose Mesquite hcmc department
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mary
Morris, Imperial.
The women completed 10 layette
jackets for the Red Cross, enjoyed a
tempting pot luck luncheon and
the exchange of Christmas gifts.
Another highlight of the day
was the surprise birthday party for
Ethel Simpson who became an Am
crican citizen last Friday. She was
presented with a cake decorated
with an American flag.
Those present were: Mrs. Lille
Wood of Jacumba, Mrs. L. B. Glenn
mt of BraWley. Mrs Marguerite
Bucher of Holtville and MeSdames
Mary Morris, Irene Hills, Clara
Erskine, Marie Neckel, Anna Mer-
lel, Mildred Pyeatt, DoShie Natho.
Olga Hotter. florence Mccall, Peg
3y Danskine, Ethel Simpson, Mary
Veri}ble, Ruby Humpries, Helen
Maynard, all of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
THEY GAVE

Thursdays collections, aside from
those made by the teachers, totallad
Sl4OS5. including S25 by John
Drummer; $40 by DR.. Sem Bacon
IS donations by MI. and Mrs. H.
r. Anderson, Mr.. ana Mrs A. Top
rahanian; Mr.. and Mrs. Earle G..
Davis; Frank Richmond, Mrs Irene
l.. Williams, Mrs. Edna HCrrop; So
by Mrs. Vcncill; So each By Mr..
and Mrs o. J. Bradshaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert BoWdCrmilk, and do
nations of ST or less by Carl Locher
Mrs. M. Marcot. G. B. Brown, B.
X LandeCk. Jim Cason. Frank Phil
brick. Julie GuramalIes, C. Sale,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy f. Brccdlovc,
Herbert F. Sha|er. Frank Randall
Henderson, w. J Riedy, w. f
Davis. HCrChel HOllabau2h, Felix
Lehman. j. F. SlOvak, Mrs. Eu
gene Anderson. with $470 conui-
butcd by seven anonymous glycro
and Sis by K d. Bradford.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Ten Thousand Club Enjoys
Outstanding Program

To Mrs. Dwight Smith and TO
Stan Atkin, head of Centrals music
department, with his high school
and junior college glee club, belongs
the credit for one of the outstanding
Christmas programs in the history
of the Ten Thousand Club.
This program TOOK place Thurs
day afternoon in the club house and
was one particularly suited to the
times since it took cognizance both
of the world situation and the ap-
preaching holiday.
In answer to many requests, Mrs
Smith presented Alice Duer Millers
moving poem. The White Cliffs OF
Dover" the lift history of an Ameri-
can girl who marrieS an English
man only to lose him in the last
World War, and who faces the loss
of her son in the present war, but
who despite all the grief and un-
happiness, the many things she has
had to forgive. has learned to love
England and to realize its signifi
canoe in the world.
Expert Portrayal
Mrs. Smiths expert characterize
tions, her gift for comedy as we'll as
for the dramatic. her ability to
bring out the poetic beauty of the
lines. the lovely quality of her
speaking voice combined to make
her program outstanding, and one
which her fellow club members will
long remember. In the more tragic
moments she brought tears to the
eyes of many, thrilling them with
the stirring climax. Parentheticallv
she also looked most charming in
her green frock with square cut
neck. made very simply and orna~
mented only by a corsage Of white
gardeniaS.
Mr.. Atkin next presented his glee
club of SO boys and girls who gave
evidence of the splendid training
they have received in two beauti-
fully sung numbers, the lovely "Oh
Holy Night" and christmas Bells
Are Ringing, concluded with the
beloved, Silent Night" in which the
club members joined. The students
voices blneded perfectly and they
sing with a real artistry and finish
worthy of a much more professional
group. The members were reluctant
to let them go but due to a limit
ed amount of time, other encores
could not be given
Glee Club Members
Members of the glee club are:
Nadine Abel, Janis Aubrey. Bar
bara Barrett, Frances BloemSma,
Bette Boone. Hazel Beshears, Clair
Biggs, Betty 10 Brinnon, Verda Bur
nett, JOY EpperSon, jim Evans
Frances Farrar, Charles Gunn
Florence Hafliger, Pauline Hoy,
Edna Hens, Margaret Ann Hender-
son, Roberta jerks. Mary Claire
Kieffer, June Long, Connie Maggio,
Violet Mccain. Bobbie Mccoy, Dor
othy Ann Mitchell, Mary Ellen Nor
gan, Margaret Norris, Ruby Offil
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Many Dances S for
Younger Set

Several dances arc on the Sche-
dule for the younger set: in addi-
ton to the FLA. dances Friday in
the Ell Centro Veterans hall and
Saturday in the Imperial hall, two
other dances are scheduled for the
holidays;
Friday night Centrars junior class
was to have a dance from 9-12 III
the gym with the Arabic words
meaning Christmas dance, "Raks El
Meelad" as the name.
Saturday night Sigma Delta Chi,
junior college sorority is having a
dance, starting at 10 pm. in the
Hotel de ANA, CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19

Teachers and jaAitorS of the city
clement9Yy schools have con- ri
buted almost 5000 to the Red CrcSa
American War Relief fund.
Fifty-SiX contributors gave S133
which averages about $685. per per-
Gon and which in many instances
meant real sacrifice. Faced with
the responsibility of the childrch'o >
safety, of conducting air raid drills
and OF learning first aid for CmCr-
9cncieS. the teachers appreciate only
too we'll the work the Red Cross
will do fer American war rCilcf
both in the war zone. for the armed
forces and for the valley. Fifteen
per cent of the $4,000 which has
been assigned as tho quota for the
FL Centre chapJCr, Will remain in
the valley for use in war reliet
should bombing or other such cmer-
gencieS occur.
Largest mdiYidual gift made in
the campaign Sc far was the $50
donation by Hunt Bros
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19

Postponed one week because Of
the rains a week ago Thursday
McCabe- Eucalyptus homo depart
ment had its Christmas party and
business meeting Thursday of this
week at the John T. Rice home on
West Main street.
During the morning session Miss
Florence Glenn. home demonstra-
ton agent, discussed the defense
nutrition program and the part the
farm home department may play
in the national defense program.
At noon a turkey dinner was serv-
ed by the hostesses, Mesdames Ell
ton B. Christian, j. p. LaBrucherie,
Evan T. HeWeS, Earl E. Anderson,
N. B. Fisher, Hugh T. Osborne and
John T. Rice.
During the luncheon hour Alta
Lee Winwright entertained the
group with a cleverly executed pa
triotic tap dance.
Program for the afternoon in
cluded two duets, Christmas music
SuIlB DS NlOIld fdlllc dllu flOUcl I'D
jerks with piano compartments
pv Elizabeth Waterman; a talk on
the history and customs of SWitzer
land by Mrs. George L. WinWright
two yodelling numbers by Mrs. W
Eofer and Miss WinWright. Mrs
Earl Northrop and Mrs. Elmer For
roster presented an amusing play
let "Rastus Gets a Drivers Lie
enSe".
Mrs. j. A. Wilson in the role of
Santa Claus, presented gifts to ey-
cry one those attending including:
MeSdames Frank Vaught, Charles
Zinn, Lynn Derrick Werner Hofer,
George L. WinWright, w E. Han
cock, A. K. Swami, Glenn Larry, j.
w. Berry, James Carson, j. A. Will
son, F. o. Rosentaum Charles
Hackleman, T. G.. Dennis, Earl "
c. Northrop, j. E. Plemons, Ralph
Sprague, Fred Veliquette, ST. Roy
L. Brown, G.. C. Marshall, Scott B.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
GSassb: Shs2s OF Interest to Women sSstsy ei5s,
Htd bvA
CALENDAR
Friday

Friday
Jasper farm center, 1880, Jasper
school.
Auxiliary Red Cross work, 1880,
1870 North Fifth.
Painters union, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
LqborerS, 7:3O, Transfers office.
Old time dance, $3.50, Imperial
Veterans hall.
FFA. dance, 9, FL Centre Vet
Grams hall.
Junior class dance, 9-12, high
school.
Saturday
Chapter CIV, P.E.O., 2, 652 Wens-
ley.
Int. Med. Prep, Com, 6, Hotel de
ANA, CalcXico.
O.E.S., Masonic party, I, Masonic
temple.
FF.A. dance, 8, Imperial Vet
Grams hall.
Delta Sigma Chi dance, 10, Hotel
dc ANA, CaleXicO.
Junior club dance, 10, 10000 club
Sea Scouts, 1870, Scout hut.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19

A cQnct duet by Donald Pipes
and Joo Brimcn and the recita-
ten of Vaa DYKES The Other
Wise Man. by Carolyn Goree, with
numbers by trio and a sextette
from the 81. club were presented
at intervals in the program, the
major part. however, being done
by the glce clubs AID the complete
ensemble Of glcc clubs and chorus.
The program this year was par
ticularly impressive III its dignity
and beauty, the soft lights, the
simple bur effective decoration
Yule trees. candles and flowers, ad-
ding to thc impressive nature OF
the production
Helen Bar.umian directed the
choric speech work. Laura Redden
Mcfarland. the music and Cleone
Avery. and the art department were
in charge of the setting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19

Barbara Parker Gloria Paine, JOY
Pollard. Mary Lon Potter Eleanor
ProcSal, Clara Pullenza. Juanita Ra-
der Juanita Reese, Virginia Reed.
Barbara Remington. Regina Saldi-
via. HidekO ShigamatSu. IaVernc
Sublett. Mabel Sublett. Robert Sig
mon. Lillian Tavior, Marjorie TaV-
lor VIRGINIA Tavlor .Tanet ThOmD-
son, Geneva Wade, Edna Wolf IA
7uve YoShida Howard Pipnes. Alma
Hume. Mary Maopio, lane M
Campbell James Mora. Helen Bis
hGp. Bill Burke
At the conclusion Of thc DrOpram
the clubs board Of directors served
tea. Mrs. Don c. Pau'ls. club preSi-
dent, and Mrs Dwight Smith. pour
inp. The ten table was centered
with an effective arranqcment of
holly and red tapers and the STAGE
setting was particularly effective
with a huge basket of scarlet poin-
eettias on either side, and q bril-
liantlv lighted Christmas tree in the
center.
Business Meeting
Chief business transacted was the
welcoming of three new members
Mrs. c. C. Ferguson. Mrs. w. c.
Barrett, Mrs. Ted Bolin. the an
nointment of Mrs. w A Tondro to
the board to succeed Mrs. w. B.
Eavekorst vino no longer lives in
the city discussion Of plans for
defense work and the report Of the
recent Southern District convention
by the president.
announcement was made of a gift
If S?5 from the Junior club for the
building fund.
Board members now are: Mes
danes Don c. PauluS, Elmer w
Heald, P. M. Mercer, Frank q.
Beyschlag, David J. Blank, Ben
Hulse, w. A. Tondro, w. j. Thorn
burg, Hugh c. Latham.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
HoI+viNe Choir
In Can+ata o.

HOLTVILLE, Dec. 10 - while
Shepherds Watched a Christmas
cantata by Lillenas, will he pres
cnted Sunday night by the chcir Of
the Christian church.
In addition to the choir the ladies
trio and the male quartet CT the
church will be featured. Mrs. Wal
lace Kent will take the part Of the
reader, Ethelena Kamm will act as
accompanist and the production will
be directed by the pastor the Rev.
Mr.. Carlton c. Buck.
The presentation CT white gifts
Is to be part of the evenings pro-
gram.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19

Smaller, Acting S pit.
Morning worship, II. Sermon
Keep ALL These Things. and Trca-
sure Them in Your Heart.
Special muSic-Anthem, Stan d
Atkin, director
Pl esbyterian Youth Council, 6:3C
pm.
Evening worship, 7:30. Pageant
From Bethlehem to Bethlehem.
Special music - Interpretative
Hymns b. Choir.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Ambulance Corps
In We s+morIand

WESTMORLAND. Dec 10 - The
WeStmorland Women'S Ambulance
corps now has membership of Is
women and those in charge still are
accepting memberships.
Drilling is scheduled for Tuesdays
and first aid training Wednesday.
Members will be given physical cX-
aminatiOns Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
5th and State Streets
Edwin l.. Carter. DaStor

Church school, $50. Miss Ethel
Maupin, Supt
Morning worship, 10:45. Sermon.
"A Dark World and the Light of an
Eastern Star.
Special muSiC-Vocal solo, Margar-
ct Anne Henderson; Christmas num-
bcrs by Jr. and Adult choirs.
Junior and Young Peoples Chris
tian Endeavor, $50 pm.
Evening worship, 7:30. Christmas
Play, why The Chimes Rang.
Special music-Junior and Adult
choir and Margaret Anne Hender-
son.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
McCabe- e-Euca|yptus Conducts
Postponed Party Thursday

FouldS, j. F. Swain. V. K Corfman.
Hugh T. Osborne. William B. Cecil.
Jack WardloW, N. B. Fisher, j. p.
LaBrucherie, Elton B. Christian
Earl E. Anderson, John F. Water
man, T. G.. House, Elmer Forester,
o. L. Grant, Harvey Kenyon, H. G..
FarnSWorth, M j. LaBrucherie, Ray
jerks. F.. E. Clements, C. Thanner.
Rose Forester, George Nails, Lottie
Meagher Frank G.. Beyschlag, Fred
Pollard, Evan T. HeWes, John T.
Rice, Miss Florence Glenn, Miss AL
ia Lee WinWright.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Admit Men in
Uniform Free

Members of Imperial's F. F.. A
chapter who are sponsoring two
dances this weekend-Onc on Fri
day night in FL Cantro Veterans
hall and the other Saturday in the
Imperial Veterans hall, have stated
that all men in uniform will be
admitted without charge.
Friday afternoon the chapter
sponsored a concert at Camp Sec
ley, the orchestra. The Dons'
playing fer the men stationed
there.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Examinations for
Motor Corps

June Cunningham, captain Of the
El Centre Red Cross motor corps
unit. announced Friday that DR.. f.
3. Godfrey, county health officer.
Will give physical examinations, a
prerequisite for membership. to all
members of the corps, Saturday
morning in the county health office
at the court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Announc emen+s
OF Me etin9s

Chapter CIV, P.E.O., will have its
annual Christmas party for the chill
dren of members on Saturday at
2 pm. at the John B. MCNeece
home, 652 WenSley avenue Mrs Nc
Neecc and Mrs. Guy l.. Hatch are
in charge Of the party and Mrs.
r. A. DinsmOre, j., Of the program.
Barbara Worth RrigadetteS will
have their monthly ride and a
Christmas program Sunday, meet
ing at O'Clock at the Pred Harder
ranch, Ell Rancho WagonWheel near
Sandia where their hOStcsSes, MIS-.
Harder, Mrs. Robert Mcdowell of
BraWley, and Mrs. l. H. Shaw of
Hotvillc. will be waiting to greet
them. After the ride they will return
to the Harder ranch for a barbecue
dinner with j. T. Little in charge. a
Christmas program with a real
Santa Claus will be in charge of
Mrs. Mcdowell.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
News Items About
Valley Residents

Clark Jacobs and Clark, Jr., vii
will arrive from Arizona this week
end to spend the Christmas holi-
days with their wife and mother,
Mrs. Clark Jacobs, and with the
Frank d. Jacobs, grandparents of
Clark. Jr.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
Crusaders, $50 pm.

CruSaderS, 5 30 pm.
Evening worship, 7:3O. illustrated
Story of Christ in Technicolor
presented by Rev J. M. Harper from
Atlanta Georgia.
Special music-Special Christmas
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-19
HOLTVILLE CHRISTIAN
9th at Fern
Carlton c. Buc-, pastor

Carlton c. Buc', pastor
Church school, 9:45. "Bring-One
Campaign" now on. T. j. Mcdonald,
Supt.
Morning worship, II. Sermon,
Good Tiding5 of Great JOY"
Special music Soprano solo, Mar
garct Marng.
Christian Endeavor $50 pm.
Evening worship, 7;30.
Special music Presentation OF
Christmas Story Cantata, while
Shepherds Watched Also white gift
service.