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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-15
December Army Call
Set for Joe Louis

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-QNS)--
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis
will not be indicted into the army
until the December quota is called
up.
Selective service headquarters
called on Louis draft board for a
quota OF only two men in Novem-
Der and for these three volunteers
were available. Louis. however. is
No. 1 on his boards CONSUMPTION
list and will be called if the De-
cember quota is two or more men
and no additional volunteers are
available.
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U. S. Generals on WAY East

TOXIC, Nov. Is. - uNS) -
American Brigadier Generals Ray
mond Wheeler and Russell Max
well have arrived In Manila en-
route to the Middle East where
they will confer respectively with
British Generals Wavell and Auch-
inleck. the official Domei news
agency reported today.
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MdnyRedsS
.|n'S|av Warfare

BUDAPEST, Nov. 15.--At least
ABS Communists have been killed
and 586 captured. eight of then
women. In fighting between gov.
|ernment troops and anti-Nazis ir
former Yugoslavia, a dispatch
from Belgrade stated today.
VICHY. Nov. 15.-QNS)-Twc
French citizens who falsified their
bread tickets have been sentenced
to life Imprisonment by a state
tribunal at Lyon, ii was announced
today. Two others were sentenced
to 10 years imprisonment at hard
labor.
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MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500


LosT-White poodle, male; one upper
tooth out: vicinity Kirby and Trumbull
SIS reward. Tyler 4-76Ss. 1882 Kirby w.
SUITCASE, containing clothing, miscellane-
Gus tailey 22s2 West Grand boulevard).
Reward. Tyler 4-665s.
IWRIsTWATCH - Gentlemans Hamilton
lost November Z. Reward. Kindly tele
phone Oregon SCOT.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iistingl
In the big Sunday Times Want AZ
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

A LOAD or part load; Cleveland: James
town, New York; Buffalo, New York
Other connections waiting Insured.
AMERICAN VAN SERVICE
1891 Grand River Hogarth O06i
ALBRIGHT moying. storage. Grating, ship.
ping: service anywhere: reasonable. ali
Milwaukee. Trinity 2-2i1i.
ATLANTIC padded vans Insured truck.
ing. 50 load; free estimates Townsend
6-5s05.
81 room lowest rates
trucking, si.50 hour. Randolph 6253
vIRLEY COULTER - Moving expressing
trucking, trunks. storage. reasona bls
pricea Cadillac Ills.
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tools; also mechanic's helper for
assembly Of collision jobs. See Jim
Kelly HUCHEY MOTORS, INC. 1880
Al PACKARD MECHANIC - Must have
tools. DICK HUGHEY CO., ll60l Jos.
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Male Help Wanted
BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD

with bicycles. for night messenger work.
Vacations with pay. Healthful outdoor
work. 36c an hour. II you are attending
school. here is an opportunity for you to
earn extra money. See Mr.. swarthout.
Room 20s, Western Union Telegraph Co.,
$50 Shelby street.
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Boring Mill (Lucas)

HORIZONTAL MILL
BENCH MEN
For second shift. Immediately. Must
be experienced in tool room work.
Highest wages, plenty Of overtime.
Apply 2131 Jerome Ave.
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Furnished Flats for Rent
Apartments for Rent

HORTON, 4Os-Woodward transportation:
exceptionally modern 3 rooms; continuous
hot water.
LYCAsTE. 2651--Large two rooms. So and
$40 weekly. Excellent transportation.
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LEARN MODERN BARBERING. Phone
write for particulars. Moler Barber. 55f
MlchiRan
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Housekeeping Rooms
Board and Room,

ATTRACTIVE room: adjoining baths
private home; refined gentleman: reason
able. (second.D Madison 1888.
GRAND RIvER-JoY ROAD. soe0 North
MartindAle: lovely room, good meals;
excellent transportation; reasonable; girls.
HoLBROOK. 424 (Coiored) Nice iares
room. steam, couple gentleman. Trinity
2-7O46.
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Share Living Quarters

HELEN, 4ie0--Coupie share home, every.
thing furnished: $50 monthly. lvanhoo
t0300.
| IN GENERAL MOTORS district. VIII
share my desirable apartment with
business woman. Trinity 2-1959.
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Apartment Hotels

THE WHITTIER
Detroits finest residential hotel 2 to 8
rooms. Burns drive, out East Jefferson.
LIE 5000
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Shower Given Thursday
For Mrs. Gayle Baker

After opening O. the many at
tractiYe packages games and con-
tests were featured. Mrs c H II.
Small winning the prize
Fayorite recipes were written in
an inviting looking cook book by
the guests and presented TO the
new homemaker for her future use.
The guest list included, in addi-
ton to Mrs. Gayle Baker and Mrs.
Mcconnell. Mr. Bakers mother,
Mrs. Grover baxer OF San Diego:
and Mesdames S. l. Hood. John
Kuhn, George W Damron, Charles
E. Farrell H. H Iy.er, Cora Max
we'll, c. r. Kirkpatrick George F.
Bucklin, John w Cook, j. p Han
sen Henry j. Burke. Waiter Carey,
C H DuSold. Herbert 8. Harris,
E. L. Hiteman, f. F. Cooley, c. H.
H. Small E N D Hatch. U. L.
Martin, Clifford w Macarthur,
James A Schofield. Wesley He'll.
Roscoe He'll Edgar Hargrave Chas.
Knights, J. N Higginbotham, B.
o. Mitchell, r. K. Titon. Roy West
moreland
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Dipiheria Shots
Finished Dec. End

Second and last doses in a series
ot oiptheua inneculations given IL
Ell Centre schools We're scheduled
for Dec 2, Mrs. Mary Jane Neal
school nurs2, announced Thursday.
Dr. Z. B. Godfrey. county health
officer will give the innoculations
at Harding school at 9 a. M, at
Washington at 10 Il. IN. at Nc
klnleH at II 4. M. and at Wilson.
at p. II.
All prc-scheoi and school childrei.
under the age Q. II years who have
not been lMmunizsd, Size said. will
te immanizad if they are at one OF
the schools on the Dec > schedule
First or second doses will be given
N thai d&2 II the first dose OF a
series l. gitan at that time. DR..
Godfrey will Give the second dose
at his office in thS court house
four weeks later. Mothers should
call L. Godfrey to make appoint
mentS.
There is no charge for this ser
vice, Mrs. Neal said, and since
dipthelia immunization is a part
of the general plan O. health Ill
defense. 100 per cent immunlzation
Is desirable in FL C2ntro. The
series cannot be started without the
written permission from parents.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Society
Dinner Party
Honors Two
Bnrthda avs

Mrs. j. P. Hansen, 488 El Centro
avenue, entertained Tuesday night
in celebration of two birthday an
niyersaries. Mr. HanSen's that day
and Mrs Charles f. Farrell's the
following day.
Autumn decorations made a col
orful setting for this attractive
party. guests attending including
Mr.. and Mrs John B. McNeece, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. McNeece. Mr.. and
Mrs Mark Magee. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arno C. Yaeckel, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Simmons, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Dono-
hue, Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Eyer Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Vie, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Barter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
SWerdfeger, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Farris of El Centre; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Willoughby, Mrs. Gilbert
Willoughby of CaleXico, and Mr..
and Mrs. Farrell of Imperial.
After dinner the evening was de-
voted to contract, Mr. and Mrs.
Yaeckel winning the prize for COM
bined high scores, Mr.. and Mrs.
SWerdfeger, the second; Mr.. and
Mrs. Farris, the third and Mr. and
Mrs. Vie. the fourth. Mrs. Hansen
presenting Mrs. Farrell with a guest
prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Two Hoste sses
Give Shower

The Merritt C. Garfield home, 793
Len Rey avenue. was the scene of
a pleasant dessert bridge party and
surprise shower Thursday with Ms.
Garfield and Mrs. Stevens II. Har-
ris as the hostesses. and Mrs Fred
orick Powers Heald as the guest Of
honor.
Mexican rose IN graceful arrange
ments decorated the house and ia
bles and repeated the color scheme
of pink and blue.
After the packages were opened.
the afternoon was spent in contract
Mrs. Yeager winning the hiGh score
prize, Mrs. Montgomery. the second
and Mrs. Dilbeck the third.
Guests were: Mesdames Howard
p. Meyer, Elmer w Heald, E. P.
Richard Wizard A. Francisco, Rus
sell Yeaker, Don c. Bitter, G.. H.
Montgomery, C. A Irving. Richard
Moore, Reginald L. Knox, A. L. Dill
beck, George r. Kirk, Paul A Jen-
kinS Clarence L. Smith, Miss Eliza
beth Meyer, and the guest of honor,
Mrs. Frederick Powers Heald.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Rie dys Celebrate
20+h Wedding
Anniversary

Mr and Mrs. Walter Riedy
celebrated th"ir 2Gtn wedding ami
yersa@Y ON Thanksgiving day, hay
ine been married 20 years ago on
Ncy. 2G n st. Mary's Catholic
church. Fl Centro with Father
TruaX officiating.
In celebration Mr.. and Mrs. RiedE
invited a group Of friends and rela-
tives ior a combined Thanksgiving
and wedding anniversary party
which took place at their home
on West Main.
Guests included MIS-. Riedy's
father, H. +. IIarman, who is
pending tie winter with them;
Mr Rlsd5's mother, Mrs. A. J.
Risdy and his sister, Mrs. G. H.
Scott. boil o san Diego, and the
W J. MeagAor family OF FL Cen
tro with Donald Edwards of Camp
Scele".
Nj. and Mrs. Ri dy have many
friends III E Centso Who called
dglng the daJ to extend their good
Wishe5 on this important anniyer-
Sary
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
csasss. 5shs9.s Of Interest to Women ssssy sas,
Edted by
CALENDAR

FL Centre y. Holly He, g, Holtyille
CaleXico ve. Imperial. g, Imperial
FL Centre J.C. ys. San Diego State
Frosh, s, FL Centre
McCabe Eucalyptus, 7:45, MeCabe
school.
Associated chambers Of commerce
I, Hotel de Anza. Calexico.
SOrOptimistS. 7:30 Sherwood's.
Football dance, 10, Imperial Vet
Grams hall.
Painters union, 7:3O, Labor temple.
Signal Chapter No. ZIG, O.E.S. 8,
Masonic temple.
Street dance, 40. Fifth ST.
Saturday
Horse show, 8:31. Camp Seelcy.
Present Day club, I, 566 Brighton.
J.C. Alumni dance, Q. high school.
O.E.S.. installation, 8. Masonic
temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Mt. Signal Meets
Next w ednesday

Mt Signal home Department.
meeting will take place on We'd
nesday of next week at the John
Kubler home, starting with a bust
ness meeting at 10 am. with Mrs.
Brandenburg and Mrs. Burton in
charge. Miss Florence Glenn, home
demonstration agent, will meet with
the group in the afternoon and
this center will also make plans for
Christmas party.
Last week Mt. Signal had an af-
ternoon meeting at the home of Mrs
c. H. H. Small, El Centro where
MrS. Binns and Mrs WeStmore-
land were in charge of the demon
stration on furniture refinishing.
Report was made on the pot luck
dinner and reception given recently
for the teachers of Mt. Signal
school, this affair being attended
by some rs people of the neighbor-
hood.
Those present at last weeks
meeting were: Louise Weiss, NlCI
Peterson, VeVa Green, Gladys Clark
May kennerson, Anna Kennerson
Marjorie SoneS Eleanor SoneS
Maggie Havens, Pauline WeStmore-
land, Harriet Downing, Eva Nelson
Katherine Faulkner. Jovce Sma1
Elizabeth Adkins, Juanita Binns,
Martha Rosson, Flossie Ingle, MIS-
George l.. WinWright.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
St. Mary's Card Party Monday
Niqht at Veterans Hall

Pia@efs MAJ either prearess with
i'll thfil own groups Or pivot at the
table as they prefer.
The prize will be most acceptable
since HEY viii be welcome for holi-
day entertaining. turkeys, chickens.
duck, boxes OF truit. homemade
candies, with a turkey TO be award
ed a. a door prize
Many tickets nave been sold and
various parties are beng planned
for the occasion. Those wishing
reservations may obtain them either
from Mrs. H. X Barker. general
chairman. telephone 965. from Mrs.
elena KIeffer, telephone 776-J.
Mfs. r. II. FfoWiss, telephone 1889
Tickets may be obtained at the
doer that nieht also as plenty Of
accommodations will be available for
these who nave nc. made advance
re~erYaII0ns Tie party Is open to
the pubic.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Ell CENTRO METHODIST
8th at Olive
Rev. HAYDEN $. Sears, pasi

Rev. Hayden :. Sears, pastor
Church school, Gas, Mrs. Wendell
Waterman, Dupt.
Morning worship, 10:45. Junior
sermon, What Jimmy Owed.
Morning sermon, Profanity Is
Cheap.
Special music-Anthem by Choir
Violin solo, Wendell Waterman
Epworth League and wesleyan
club, 6 pm,
Evening worship, 7:3o, Sermon
Radio and Propaganda
Song service-Mrs. Eugene Water
man, song leader; youth Choir
Male quartet = Messers. Clemons
White, Moore, and Holiday.
spiritual Town Han and Mora!
Clinic.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
enter S+udies S
Refiinishins Of
Furniture

Fd aAiture retinishing was the
project studied at McCabe -Eucalyp-
lis home departments meeting
Thursday at the Elton Il. Christian
home with the project leaders. Mrs.
Evan T. HeWes Mrs. James Car
son, Mrs. C. f. Parker, in charge.
The day was spent demonstrat-
ing methods of rctlnishing furni-
ture, great deal of work being
accomplished.
AT noon the group adjourned for
a luncheon planned and served BY
Messiames Fred Veliquettc Sr.. Ell
on 4. Christian, H. Lee Lander
ean, B. Z Faro.
Those Present II the session
were: Mesdamcs w f. Hancock
K, W. Taylor William B. Cecil. E
Z. Dinsmore, Jack WardloW. FREQ
Pollard, James Forester. Elmer
Forester, Charles Hackleman T. G.
House, r. Q. Rosenbaum, Howard
q, FarnsWorth, w. G. Brandt. S
c. Holmes Evan 7. HeWes, George
L. L, WinWri2ht John Gaskins, Neil
MeBurney. c. f. Parker j. w
Ferry, Glenn Larry. John T. Rice.
a. K. Swami, V. K. Corfman, Earl
V c. Northrop, Della Bowman H
Lee Landcrman, Elton B. Christian.
Curtis Anderson N. B. Fisher.
Fred VelinqQette, Sr., l.. f. Fargo,
j. p. LaBluchtfie. James Carson.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28

when Jesus was entered into Capef-
raum. there came unto him a cell
turion, beSeeching him And saying
Lord, my servant lieth at home SleN
of the palsy, grievously tormentea.
And Jesus saith unto him, l wall
come and heal him. The centurion
answered and said, Lord, l am no.
worthy that thou shouldest com"
under my roof: but speak the Word
only, and my servant shall be healed
And Jesus said unto the centur-
ion, Go thy way; and as thou hass
believed, so be it done unto thee
And his servant was healed in thn
selfsame hour.
A selection from the Christian
Science textbook Science and
Health with Key to the SCRIPTURES
by Mary Baker Eddy, states: TN"
Christian Scientist has enlisted 70
lessen evil disease and death; AMI
he will overcome them by under
standing their nothin9ness and tn
allness of God, or good. =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Worthy Grand Matron to
Install Star Officers

Saturday is a tremendously i'm
portant day for the Eastern Star
chapters of CaleXico and FL Centre
since they will not only install thejr
officers, but will be honored By the
worthy grand matron, Corinne Mel
vile of Beverly Hills. who will be
the installing officer, with Isabelle
Hilditch, grand marshal, who will
act as installing marshal
This open installation will take
place at pm. Saturday in the El
Centre Masonic temple and the
ceremony promises to be unusually
impressive with many news features
adding interest as well as dignity TO
the beautiful ritual
Ell Centre Officers
FL Centro's officers, elective and
appointive are: Mrs. H. II. Tyler,
worthy matron, B. O. Mitchell,
worthy patron; Mrs. j. E. Burns,
associate matron; Guy L. Hatch, as
sociate patron; Mrs. Alan Gillespie
secretary; Mrs. C. H. H. Small,
treasurer; Mrs. j. N. Higginbotham
cOnductreSSi MIS-. X. n. 1llICn, as
sociate conductress; Mrs. Guy L.
Hatch, chaplain; Mrs. George r.
Bucklin, marshal: Mrs Edgar Har-
grave, organist; Mrs. B. o. Mitchell,
Adah; Mrs. Charles E. Farrell
Ruth; Mrs. Ben Hulse Esther; Mrs
H. D. Blair, Martha; Mrs. Roscoe
He'll, Electa; Mrs William A. Mea-
sures, Warder, Ross Tilton. sentinel;
Nick Higginbotham, flag bearer.
CalexicO Officers
Calexicos new officers are: Mrs.
A. j. Homola, worthy matron
Thomas I. Young, worthy patron;
Mrs. F. L. Young, associate matron;
Fred Bradford, associate patron;
Mrs. Alice Cihak, secretary; Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Hard Time Party
Huge Success

Cne of the most successful parties
sponsored by the Elks lodge was
the hard times dinner dance which
took place Thursday night in the
hall and which proved to a decided
ly popular affair with many mem
bers and guests attending.
Amusing costumes were Wcrn
which were certainly indicative of
hard times, the prizes for the best
costumes going to Mrs. Bill Wallace
and to Jack Tackett, the fotnse-' III
sheer black with a pheasant feather
in her hair and the latter in a
pair of trousers strongly reminiscent
of patchwork quilt. A quartet that
created much amusement was COM
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nuttef
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Deaton who
wore barrels over their garments as
they made their entrance, soon dis
carding the barrels as being some
what heavy and cumbersome.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Technocracy He ad
To Give Talk
In San Diego

Howard Scott, director chief OF
Technocracy the movement which
swept the nation in l932. makElo
headlines in all the newspapers and
which was Incorporated IN 1858, viii
be presented in public lecture
Nov. 30, Sunday, at 8 pm. in the
Russ auditorium, San Diego.
According to E. A. Thomas, chair
man of the San Diego Howard Scott
tour committee, Technocracy is the
only organization which has called
the turn of events in America.
Scott. according to Thomas, said
recently: The strife of partisan
politics, and private profit is under
mining the conscientious efforts OF
American citizens in the all-out
achievement of national defense.
The lack of planning and &C
sign in our national operations IS
endaneering not only Our entire
program of defense but our whole
national economy
americas offensive efforts III the
field of national defense are still
lacking in scope and efficiency, No
planned operation on national o.
continental scale is yet in evidence
to either corrclatc our mechanism
of defense or to prepare for the
adequate adjustment q; orr e..
nomic life in conformity with the
scientific and technologlcal ad-
vancement of America
Scott will talk Sunday on Amer
ica's offensive" and service men in
uniform will be admitted to the
lecture without charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Ten Thousand Club
Evening Bridge
Par+v Planned

This year the Ten Thousand clue
will have JUS one evening bridge
PARTY and that important event
il set fog Dee 10. Wednesday and
will BE- a dessert bridge, starting
promptly at 8 o'clock in the club
house with the clubs bridge sec
ZION members in charge.
Plans for this party were dis
cussed at the sections meeting
Thursday in the club house, and
the members made arrangements
for a real party with a delicious
dessert and many attractive prizes
or men and women alike.
This party is open to all men and
women OF the community and all
proceeds will be turned over to the
clubs building fund. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Earl Farlls,
telephone 1870. or with Mrs w.
A. SWerdferger ST., telephone
2701-R2.
In addition to making plans for
this party the section members
enjoyed a contract game, Mrs j
w. Welch winning the high score
prize. and Mrs. H. L. Bush, ST..
he second high award.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
I.V. Man, S Brother
Favored for Post

Robert v. Chandler, superinten-
dent of the Oakland school for the
blind who was recommended by
the state personnel board to serve
as superintendent at Whittier school,
is a brother of Lynn Chandler, SEN
ior registration clerk at the Califor-
mia Highway patrol office in E.
Centro.
The Ell Centran said his brother
was assistant superintendent at
Whittier at one time, assuming the
duties in 1929. He was there several
years ago before he was transferred
to the Oakland institution.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
Hosts at Smart
Bridge Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hulse Thursday
night presided at another in the
series of dinner parties at which
they are entertaining friends this
season at their home on the San
Diego highway.
Flowers and candles in golden
yellow made delightful colo
scheme for the table decorations.
places being marked for: Mr.. and
Mrs. Don C. Bitter, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Currier, Mr. and Mrs. II. C,
Diller, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E
Havekorst, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen p.
Nuffer and Mr. and Mrs. HulSe.
In the bridge game, the attractive
prizes were awarded to: Mr.. and
Mrs. Nuffer, high; Mr.. and Mrs.
Currier, second and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bitler, consolation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28
DEM ANDS:

lGucH has been written about feminine
hygiene. But too often women over.
III look hygiene in the REAL sense of
the word = underarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Arid, the new cream deodorant.
l. Arid does nor rot dresses, does noe
irritate skin.
2. No waiting to dry. Can be used right
after shaving.
3. Instantly checks perspiration l to days.
Removes odor froE1 perspiration, keeps
armpits dry.
4. Arid is a pure, white, greaseless, stain.
less vanishing cream.
s. Awarded Approval Seal of American lnsti.
tute of Laundering as harmless TO fabric.
Women use more Arid than any other
deodorant Try 10e, 39c or SOC jar to.
day at any store which sells toilet goods.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28

One Of the gayest and most orr
ginal CT the holiday parties is the
benefit bridge party which will take
place Monday night at O'Clock IN
the El Centre Veterans hall under
the auspices of the women OF st.
Mary's Catholic church.
Guests may play Chinese check
ers and auction and contract bridge
according to their preferences, the
women having lots of prizes for the
various games. Later in the eve
ming a tempting supper will be
served.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-28

Mrs. GAYLE Baker, the former
Loris Mcconnell whose marriage
was announced recently was the
guest of honor at a surprise shower
given Thursday night by four hos
tesseS Mrs. E. B. Ingle. Mrs Ralph
Reynolds. Mrs. H. r. anderson and
Mrs. j. E. Burns.
Since Mr.. and Mrs. Baker were
to have dinner that evening with
Mrs. Bakers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Mcconnell, the group of some
30 friends motored to the Nc
Connell home bringing their gifts
for the bride, and dessert.