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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Bridal Shower
Recent Event

IMPERIAL, Oct. "a - Miss Vir-
ginia Wilson OF Imperial was guest
OF honor recently at a bridal
shower given at the home of Mrs.
Lois Hart where a profusion of
Mexican rose in effective arrange
ments made a pretty setting.
Games were played, prizes going
to Mrs. Elmer Province. Mrs. Todd
NathO and Mrs. Cosand.
After opening of the gifts, re-
freshmentS were served to: MesdameS
Daley, Russell Stewart, E. Printz,
Bill Littlefield, Doris Driscoll, Thel-
ma Henry, Mabel Bobbitt, Elmer
Wilder Will Tullos. Bob Nickels,
Audrey Ferguson. Ellie. Province,
CliSSie Slattery. Ruby Humphries,
Cora league, Dan Taylor, Virginia
Hough, George Harris. Ernie Brew
er Archie Williams. Henry Early,
Bill Wendell. CoSand. Lola Cosand,
Todd Natho, Morris Foster, Bob
Printz. MCGaughy ElViS Adair j..
Payne, Jack Murphy, Millie Dris-
coil, Van Savidge Ruth Bennett,
George VaEney. George Parr, Yates,
Copeland, Clarence Harper, A. j.
Wilson, Emmett Hart. the Misses
Elizabeth Dunn. Helen Savidge,
Aline McGaughy. Pauline Hart,
LOrabclle Englert. Lillian Early, Joy
Littlcfield the guest CT honor Vir-
ginia Wilson, and the hostesses,
Mrs Louis Hart Mrs. Florence
Daley, Miss Roberta Hart.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
C.Y.O. Diocesan Convention
In Valley This Weekend

DnIcpatlons of CYO members
1r.m S4n Bcrnardno. Riverside ana
San Diego counties. Is vii as I'M
per.ai. VIII start arriving 5aur-
day noon IN FL Centro for the dio-
ccsan convention Of the Catholic
Youth orgaization at which 400 del
c4ates are expected
REGISTRATION will take place that
afternoon with the first session Of
the delegates at 4 pm. in the Bar
bara Worth hotel The convention
dinner dance is scheduled for 1870
o'clock that evening in the hotel.
Highlight of the entire conven-
ton Will be the Field Mass at 3
am. Sunday in the CaleXico City
park when the Most Rev Charles
Francis Buddy, bishop of the diocese
Of San Dieeo which includes the
tour counties will say the Mass.
Immediately after the Field Mass
Bishop Buddy Will be guest of hon
or at a breakfast III the Hotel dc
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
OAR. Benefit
Bridge Party

De ANA chapter OAR. is spon-
soring a benefit dessert bridge party
for Nov. l, Saturday. at the Del
Rio club. BraWley.
Proceeds will be divided among
three organizations: American Red
Cross, British War Relief and the
Kate Duncan Smith school for un-
derprivi'. ged white sch.ldrcn in
Grant, Alabama.
Many fine prizes Will be given
the winners an those who attend
are promised a delightful afternC. y.
Mcmbers OF the Chaptcr WIN have
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Drama Workshop
To Organize
Class Work

Selecting and casting OF plays Tor
the entire season and organization
of classes in the various phases OF
play production will feature a spe-
cial meeting of Drama Workshop
Tuesday night at 7.30 o'clock in the
club house.
This Ten Thousand club section
is composed of Junior and Senior
Ten thousand club members and
invited men guests and is open
to any one interested in the dra~
matte productions. Ada BcSse Bey-
non is the new chairman.
Glasses and their instructors are:
Malcolm MaCurda will be in charge
Of staging; Ada BeSse Beynon, cos
tuning; Helen Barsumian, RoSaViS
Moore, choral speaking. Phil Rem
ington, direction; Louise Chamlis,
makeup; Kenneth Thompson, stage
department; Alice Clark, facial
technique; Phil Remington, Ken
meth Thompson, Alice Clark, pub
licity.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Stud Form
Music Club

Organization of a music club fo.
high school and junior college stu
dents was effected at meeting of
the pupils OF Ruth Teeple Reid
and other students, this meeting
taking place Thursday night at the
Reid studio. 523 Holt avenue.
LaVcrne ZaYala was elected Ercsi-
dent; Virginia Reed, secretary;
James Riedy, treasurer; Helen Wo-
mack, hospitality chairman; Mar
guerite Young, Marjorie Cook, Hell
en- Worthington, bylaws committee
Others present, in addition to the
above, were Roberta Barrett ard
Connie Magic
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
{. J. Maacks Announce Recent
Marriage Of Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs E. j Mack have
announced the marriage of their
daughter, Helen Emily, to William
Charles Bogumill. the wedding hay
ing been solemnized Oct. l9 at high
noon in the Carmel Community
church.
The attractive bride was charm
ing in her smart mink trimmed
costume suit with which she Wore
dark brown accessories and a cor
sage of gardenias and bOuvardia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bogumill will make
their home for the present in Sar
Miguel since Mr.. BOgumill is sta
toned at the United States Army
camp in that region. His term OF
service expires within a few months
and the couple plan to make their
home then in Los Angeles
Mrs. Bogumill comes from a WQl
known El Centro family and the
announcement of her marriage IS
of wide spread interest. She at
tended the El Centro schools and
then a Los Angeles school Of dane
ing, pursuing her professional ca
reer for a number of years For
some time now she has made her
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Auxiliary HaIIowe en- Party
Leading Event Of Monday

One of the foremost of FL Cen
tros annual Halloween celebrations
is the card party which Boyce Atcn
unit of the American Legion Aux
iliary sponsors for tins season Of
the year a party that is open TO
everyone.
This years party will take place
Monday night at O'Clock in The
Ell Centre Veterans hall and guesta
will find all sorts of entertainment
waiting for them.
Bridge, five hundred Chinese
checkers, any games that guests
desire, will be played with table
prizes, and very attractive ones, for
the winners.
In addition since this is Hal
lowe'en party, all sorts OF tradi-
tional Halloween games will be
provided, including fortune telling
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Tanda Camp Fire
Group Mee+inq

Tanda Camp Fire girls met this
week for a business session at the
home Of their guardian, Mrs. A. M.
Blackburn GIG South Fifth street.
Afterwards they hiked to the
Camp Fire hut where three of the
members had prepared a surprise
for them. Faye Manley, executive
secretary explained the making of
designs after which the three hos
tesses served Campers Crunch" to
the group.
Those present were: Alta Lee
WinWright, Carolyn Barker, Gene
We've Utley, Virginia Shaw. Bonnie
Belle Barker, Joyce Greer, Wava
Perry, Mary Nell Parker. Martha
McNutt, Betty Jane Hurst. Willie
Mae Keating and Ida Sue Gullett.
Rita Gardenhire, a prospective
member, was a guest.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Religious Survey
Complete d, First
Step in Campaign

Five thousand persons, practically
the entire Protestant population OF
Ell Centre, have been interviewed
by church workers conducting the
first phase of the Kernahan vista
ton evangelistic campaign beinG
conducted in the city under the
direction of Dr. Earl A. Kernahan
and the city ministerial association.
The survey is now complete with
the exception of these few persons
who were not at home when work
ers called and who will be inter
viewed later
Next week teams from the vari-
Gus churches will call on those
who indicated their respeCtiy"
churches as their preferred rclig-
lOuS affiliations.
First report of the second week OF
the campaign will take place Mon
day night at supper meeting at
pm. in the California hotel
Thursday night DR.. KCrnahan
conducted a training meeting of
workers. some SO being present at
the session in the FIRST Baptist
church. Final training pcriou is
Sunday at 2:30 pm. in the head
quarters.
DR. KernahIl Will occupy the pul-
pit for the sermon time Sunday AT
the Presbyterian church. speaking
also at II am. at the Methodist
church and 11:20 am. at the State
Street Christian church.
During the past week Dr. Kerna-
haA has spoken before several ser
vice clubs including Lions, and 2O-3O
and will speak for a high school
assembly next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
chnssh.. ssnoa. OF Interest to Women sS:3, oss,
CALENDAR

Friday
Reception. 1880, Imperial Com
munity church hall.
HOltville VS.. Ell Centro, 8, FL Cen
trO.
McCabe Eucalyptus, 7:3O, McCabe
school.
Painters union, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
Saturday
C.Y.O. delegates, 4, Barbara
Worth.
C.Y.O. dinner dance, 1880, Bar
bara Worth.
Halloween Carnival, 1880, Acacia
school.
Holtville Junior club dance, $3.50,
Barbara W0rth golf club.
Cavalry dance, 8, Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
PIT. A. Chairmen
Close Series of
Valley Ne eetings

Concluding a highly successful
three days tour of valley P.-TA.
groups. Mrs. Donald M. Rankin.
ctate chairman of secondary extern
sion and Mrs. V. f. Shepherd of
the adult education bureau, Los An
geles. met with Alamo and Holtvilic
associations Wednesday afternoon
in Holtville.
The two speakers talked on par
ent education and the goals and OBJ
Jcctlves of P.-TA work, discussing
similar topics with the Ell Centre
study groups that morning.
Imperial P.-T.A officers enter
tanned Tuesday noon for Mrs. I'M
KIN, Mrs. Shepherd. and Mrs. Guy
A. Weakley, 29th district president
giving a luncheon in their honor at
the home of the hospitality chair
man, Mrs. Howard K. Roben.
Covers were laid for the guests
OF honor for Mrs. Stanley Hills,
president Of the P.-TA. in Imperial
and fer Mesdames Kathleen Good
win, Sadie Donaldson. John Lincoln,
Robert Mccall, Frank Maynard, B.
f. Hudgins, Frank L. Lathrop, Mary
Sheriff, Almond Selinger, Guy Ven
able, Karl Shores. Charles Hotter,
j. D. Brooks. Samuel Loose, w. j.
Webb, and the Imperial superinten-
dent OF schools. H. F. Aker.
The visiting chairmen talked on
the general subject of adult educa-
ton at both this meeting and a
meeting of the P.-T.A. study group
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
R. P. Moores Home
After Summer Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. R. P Moore arc
back home in Ell Centro after a
delightful summer spent as host
and hostess at Leeyining, mountain
resort maintained near Yosemite
by tho California Electric company.
They were away five months. 60
ing to the camp after a tour Of
California. The resort is main
tanned by the company for use of
their employees and their friends
Moore, who was in need Of a rest
from his duties as Official in the
electric company in Imperial Valley.
said he and Mrs Moore cniOved
their duties as host and hostess and
had particularly appreciated lie
opportunity to become better &C.
Cuaintcd with the company en-
ployes they had known only Slightly
for many years.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Bridge Section
Enjoys Game

Twelve Ten Thousand club mem
bers enjoyed a good game of con-
tract Thursday afternoon when the
clubs bridge section had it first
meeting of the year in the club
house tea room.
Mrs. Arthur Springer won the
high score prize and Mrs. Jerry
Robertson, the second. The other
members present we're: Mesdames
j. E. Davis, Earl FarrS, Charles A.
Bratton, Sidney Campbell, M. j,
Horton, Lynn Chandler, w. A.
Swerdfeger, William Mitchell, H. A.
Spear and j. w. Welch.
Membership in the group is open
to all club members. this section
meeting on the second and fourth
Thursdays of the month.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
lyop+a Group In
HaIIowe en- Partv

Ivopta Camp Fire group celebrated
Halloween this week with a busi-
ness meeting and a party at the
home OF the guardian, Mrs. Bessie
ForsheY
After a business session conduct
ed BY the president, Patty Blair.
games were played and refresh
ments enjoyed. The room was dec
Grated with balloons, streamers,
two tepecs and realistic camp fire
OF paper.
Those present were: Patty Blair,
Sharon Stiles, Carma Lyta McMa-
han, Joe Anne Carter. Joy Hardin.
Carolyn Hubbcll Betty 10 Boals,
Mrs Forshey, and Billie Forshey.
assistant guardian. New members
are Joan Ncff, Vera Rogers, Kath-
erlnc StecnS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
McCabe Eucalyptus Studies
Many Topics Thursday

Exceptionally large attendance
featured Thursdays meeting OF Nc
Cabe- Eucalyptus home department,
this meeting also being featured by
an exceptionally fine program.
The center met at the home of
Mrs. G.. c. Marshall, 1894 Brighton
avenue, where the morning session
was devoted to a demonstration on
dress form making with Mrs. Mar
shall and Mrs. j. F. Swain in charge
and Mrs. Hugh 7, Osborne and
Mrs. Elton B. Christian as the
models.
In the afternoon Elmer w
Heald, district attorney and yica-
chairman Of the Imperial County
Defense Council, spoke on civilian
defense after which Mrs. Ray
jerks discussed the essentials of fall
wardrobe planning
Mrs. Evan T. HeWes spoke on
Red Cross war production activ-
tiles announcing that women will
meet to sew for the Red Cross
Wednesday and Thursday Of next
week at the McCabc school,
Luncheon was served at noon by
Mesdames Fred F.. VeNquette, Glenn
Larry, A. r. Tagg, James Carson,
assisted by Mrs Marshall.
Those present were: McSdames
Ellen Zinn. Jack WardloW, j. E.
Plemons, o. B. johnson, Curtis An
derson, Hugh Keating, A. H Tagg,
Roy L. Brown, S. r. Hill. NJ. B.
Fisher, M. E. Stroh, James For
roster, E. D. Dinsmore, Romeo C.
Smith, Fred F. Veliquette A K.
Swami, Glenn Larry. J. w. Berry,
R. S. Mason, H. Temple. F. f.
Clements, William B. Cecil, j. P. La
Brucherie, T. G.. House, Richard
Moore. Andrew l.. Dilbeck, Elton B.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Ca|ipatria Center
In AN-Day Meet

CALIPATRIA, Oct. 23.-Twentg- y
eight members of Calipatria home
department met at Hoober han
Tuesday for an all day session, TIE
morning being devoted to a demon
stration on the making of dress
forms with Mrs. j. j. Farmer, Mrs.
Carl Bennett and Mrs. Paul Alvey
in charge. One dress form was COM
pleted.
In the afternoon, after a pot luck
luncheon, Mrs. Farmer demonstrated
the proper methods of tailor press
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
SeeIeV
Notes

Mrs. IHna Springer and dau2h-
tCrs, Elsie and Esther Springer OF
Los Angeles, spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Oftelie
and family. Mrs. Oftelie accom-
panied the Springcns back to their
hCmc and also visited Herman o.
relie and wife and new baby at
Ventura Mrs Springer is sis
ter of M. Oftloic's.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Sheldon are
making their home With their SON
Earl, here iii Seclcy at present.
Amana the women who attended
the project leaders meeting at I'M
perial Monday were Mrs. A. r
Ferguson. MIS-. Eyalyn Boeson, Mrs
Geo Wooliscgoft and Mrs. S. T
r 5bnson
MI T a Howard and Mrs. j. P.
Williams were Jacumba visitors
wednesday morning. Nra. Howard,
i'Ih.l!S dIitI IltE property JNSlC.
Mis-. Vcva Green and Mrs. Flosale
ln9le entertained the WeStsidc
country club at the home of Mrs.
Green Thursday
After tho usual pot luck dinner
Mrs. Aida Cobleigh had charge O.
the program.
Members present were: McSdamc>
Coria Allander, Olive Cannon, Aida
Cobleigh, Alleada Dichl, Ada Gal
laher. Veva Green, Maggie Hayens
IValoc Higgins, FlossSie Ingle, Nellie
Lowe, Jessie Lytlc, Victoria Rich
Emma Robertson, Nan Sheldon
Pauline Westmoreland, and visitor
Mrs. JuanIta Binns.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Section Observes
Guest Day

Guest day was observed at We'd
neSday's meeting Of the Ten Thou
sand club Arts and Crafts section,
members and guests enjoying an all
cay session in the club house, stop
ping work at noon for a tempting
luncheon served at tables gay with
sprays OF rosa de montana.
Guests were: Mesdames A. NJ.
Charvoz, Dorothy Parker, Janet
Steiner, Donna Holloway.
New members greeted at this
meeting included: Mesdames j. E
Davis, Arthur F. Spring. Wiley Cole
James w. Glasgow, Guy o. Scott,
Ben Kellerman, Ben Herring, Ted
BOlin.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Junior Women's S
Club Dance

HCLTVILLE. Oct. "a: Holtyillc
Junior Womcn's club has arranged
its first social event for the year
in a sport dance to b Given .5atur-
day night III the Barbara Worth
golf club house.
a popular orchestra has been
engaged and tie PARTY IS .chcdulod
to begin at go pm.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Ell CENTRIC METHODIST
8th at Olive

REV. HayutH ,. StaTS, paStOT
Church school, Jas, Mrs. Wendell
Waterman, Cupt.
Morning worship, l0:45. Sermon.
The Protestant Church in a World
Crisis.
Special music-Anthcm by choir,
anthem by Jr choir solo, Miss
Kathryn Hinderks.
12:45 Church School Picnic -Atcn
ranch.
Wesleyan club begins a series of
meetings on topic Religion is Whelc
You Find It." Epworth League be-
gins a series of meetings on toplc
Growing Up.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Heber Group Plans
Candy Sale

HEBER, Oct. 23.-Second meeting
OF the new Camp Fire group in
Heber took place this week at the
hut where members decided to have
a food sale this coming SaturdaT.
Officers of the group are Fern In
gle, president; Claudine Terrence,
secretary-treasurer; Alma Petree,
Vice-president; Dorothy Johnson,
scribe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

a Vel since Halloween is the eve
nm on which, according to leg
end The :gturc is revealed.
Appropriate decorations will pro-
Hidc c.,ollul setting for the par
y, HE refreshments, to be served
aftee the games, to be in keeping
also
Masic f7r tho refrcshmcnt hour
viii b. provided by favoritc enter
tanara tlala the 18th cavalry re-
meat.
Mrs Edna Morrison is in gen
cral charge of the ticket sale but
ticEsis may be- obtained also from
othss Auxiliary members. Mrs.
Hnyy A. Kenyon is i'll charge OF
talHa#. Mrs. George w. Nails. of
daeesaton-, Mrs w. L. Kencalv.
refr#snmcnts; Mrs. Maybclle Me
Nance priz.s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Entertains for
House Guests

Mrs. A. w NeWkirk of 868 Euclid
avenue entertained Thursday at a
card party honoring her mother,
Mrs Edith Gamble. and her sister,
Mrs Charles Macarthur of San Di-
ego who are visiting the NeWkirks.
Mrs Macarthur won the door
prize.
Refreshments were served tc Mes
DANES Edith Gamble, Charles Mac
Arthur, Ethelyn NYe, Walter kenck,
Charles Dunn. RhOdie Lott.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Former Residents
Have Dauqh+er

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Glass of
San Diego have announced the
birth of a daughter, Mary Anne.
named after her grandmother and
born Oct 10 i'll San Diego, weigh
ing six pounds, four ounces at
birth. Mrs. Glass will be remem-
cered as the former Martha Myers
Of Heber.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

ANA, CaleXico
All sorts Of reersaflonal activities.
includin1 a bowling contest. will cn-
tCrta!u delegates Wao vii reeanvene
at pm in the Barbara Worth no.
TEL Fl Contro tor their last session
With election Of officers. reports.
etc as the business.
At 6 pm the closing banquet
Will take place III the hotel
Tony DnVita l. president Of the
FL Crntro c % club and George
E2an, Of the Imperial Valley dean
CTV
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

home at Carmel and has been con-
ncctcd with a newspaper in that
city.
Mr. Bogumill received his cduca-
tion in the Wisconsin schools, his
parents coming to California some
10 years ago, residing now in
Compton.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Take heed. brethren, lest tnere
be in any of you an evil heart OF
unbelicf in departing from the llv-
ing God. But eXhort one another
daily. while it is called To day
These words of Paul to the Hebrews
are the Golden Text in the Lesson
Sermon on probation after Death
on Sunday in all Churches OF Christ,
Scientist.
Scriptural selections include this
verse from Romans: The night Is
far spent. the day is at hand; -et
us therefore cast off the works OF
darkness, and let US put on tn"
armour of light" And from Prov
erbs: IN the way of righteousness
there is no death" Hear. O my
son, and receive my sayings; AMI
the years of thy life shall be many.
Keep thT heart with all dill
gcncc; for out of it are the issues
of life Ponder the path of thy
feet, and let all thy ways be estab-
liShed.
The Lesson Sermon presents also
these statements from the Christian
Science textbook, Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures
by Mary Baker Eddy: The discov-
Crer of Christian Science finds the
path less difficult when she has
the high goal always before her
thoughts, than when she counts her
footsteps in cndeaVOring to reach
il When the destination is desirable,
expectation speeds our progress. The
struggle for Truth makes one strong
instead of weak, resting instead Of
Wcarying one
CHURCH OF CHRIST
1tb & Brighton
Morning worship, l0:45, sermon,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
BACHELOR RETURNS HOME
FROM HOSPITAL

Il. II. PoWlS, 1mporial valley
'aneher for many years, is now at
las home i'll the Imperial district
H recovered satisfactorily from ar
operation performed in Il Los An
seleS hospital some time ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Announce cements
Of Mee+inqs

Twice Told Tales section of the
Ten Thousand club will meet Mon
day at 2 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Rodney jenkins, 500 Olive avenue,
Mrs. Guy A, Weakley telling the
story for the day,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

Christian, Evan 7. HeWes, r. B.
Nh.yclaW, Hugh T. Osborne, F.. O.
R3aenbaum, c. f. Parker. w. Hof-
cr. FREQ VI. Vcliquette, Neil Nc
Baney j. F Swain, r. w. Haworth.
James Carson, William Sunstrom.
V X. Corfman, Elmer Forester,
Ray jerks. Earl f. Anderson, E. S.
Sehuetz George /. WinWright. G..
c. Marshall.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
Junior Choir TO
Be He ard SUNDAY

Junior choir of the Methodist
church will make its first appear
ance at the Sunday morn service,
singing Guide Me" Paul Bliss
Roberta jerks is director and Mrs.
S. P. Holiday. acaompanist.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

Barbara Worth Brigadettes and
their husbands will meet Sunday
at 9 am. at Clevenacres,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
Clevenger. where they will have
their first ride of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

Readers Round Table of the Ten
Thousand club will also meet Mon
day at pm. in the tea room with
Mrs. David J. Blank and Mrs. A. B.
Hanson in charge of the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

Word has been received here Of
the birth of a baby boy to Mr..
and Mrs Fran Daniels, former Ca
leXicanS. now of San Diego. The
boy which was named Darald Ross
arrived Oct 10 and weighed five
pounds and four ounces. Mrs, DAN
ialS is the former Hazel Strange.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

weekend of Mr.. and Mrs O. G..
Moseby The Brewers are former FL
Centrans. Mr. Brewer having been
connected with the Post-P Press.
Bob Mack. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j Mack who Is stationed at
Camp Roberts near San Miguel. is
home on furlough
Mrs. Bert Gibson ST. of 1867 He'll
avenue, who was operated on We'd
neSday in the FL Centre hospital, is
recovering nicely but is not per-
mitted to receive visitors as yet.
Mrs, Willis T. Johnson. president
of the Imperial Valley Womens
University club, With Mrs Louis M.
Moore and Mrs Edna HenneSsey
will attend a conference of the
American Association of University
Women Saturday at the Riverside
Mission Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. P NJ Mercer this
week enjoyed a visit from their
daughter, Nancy Mercer Folsom
whose first name, Nancy, is that
Of her grandmother Mrs. E. L. AL
len. Mrs. Allen, who has been visit
ing in the east will soon be back
in the valley. news H-hica will de-
light her many friends. Mrs. Mer-
Ger plans to attend the Chaffey
conference next week Oct. %, and
then will go on to Los Angeles to
visit her brother, meeting Mrs. AL
len III that city The two will re-
turn the latter part of next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24
FOURSQUAkE CHURCH
8th and Orange
Rev. o. r. Alpert, Pastor

Rev. o. r.. Alpert, Pastor
Church school, Gas am. G. o.
Anderson, Supt.
Morning worship, IL. The Rev
Myron Sackett. California field SUI
pervisor of the Foursquare churches
will speak at both morning and eve
ming services, for the special ami
versary Sunday which we are ob-
serving.
Crusaders, $50 pm.
Evening Worship, 7:30. Sermon,
b. Rev. Myron Sackett.
Special muSic-Mixed chorus.
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
So. w. Cor. Sth and Orange
X. c. Rogers, Pastor
Church school, GAS. IOvejoy II
win, Supt.
Morning worship, II. Sermon
Jesus Teaching the Way OF Saliva
ton"
NY.PS., 6;45 pm.
Evening worship, 7:30. Sermon
Our Debt to Others
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-24

Practice and Teaching, by EVang.
Erwin Waters.
Afternoon service, PAS. Sermon
by Evangelist Paul Nichols.
Evening worship, 7. Sermon, THE
Mind of Christ, by Evangelist Err
win Waters.