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Grau &oiie @auidb fir Sic berrlihen
Sieoer, oie tie geiunaen.
gs trauern nm Sic gnti6lafena
ibr @atte uno ibre ein3ise 9odter,
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Siaie 8retper in California, unb M
Solder, California, uno &inber.
Rube ibrer gll6e.
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3ueis 26.

Gs oiene alien Mitelieoern our
gef1Qieen Nad)riht, baB Die ndbite
Geriamml,lns am Sonntas, Sen 2.
Nopember. 3 llbr nahmittaes, i'm
Sahicnbeim an Rooiepelt Str., itatt-
iinoet. Die MitglieSer iinO freuno,
li6 eri,,bt, aae antpeieno 81 iein,
oenn oamit beseugen lie, 0aB lie aild)
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unh 10 oiene CUR freunoliben Nat'
ribt. SAB uuiere beioen 8ereine am
8. Nopember. 6 llbr abcnos, Elm
grobes 8anfett ocran1 n1talten, al oem
aae Mitelieber genannter Gereine
iotuie ssreunoe berslibIt eingelaoen
lino. Nab bem 9anfett Don 8 llbr
abenbs an, miro sic Sorpatb Sad.
ienfapelle aus Glcpelano oie id)0n'
item oe,,tihen uno eneliiden @ei,
len gum 1ans aufipielen.
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reitl1ng ,,m alien 8riioerm Sdtpes
tern uno 5reunoen einiae gennb'
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I'm seniiseuo Giien ooraubereiten.
iollen ale 8riioer uno Sdpeltern
.iih bel Yrdiioentin gliiabetb @ierid),
$50 2i6ertD Ctr, Telepbon 5258.
Biz lpdtcltens sen 1. Mooember, ans
meloen. Gs bofft, oab alle oie an Die
lem @anfett teilsunebmen tpiinibe,l,
iib beitimmt anmeloen meroen.
Gas 8omitee.
per 8artbcl S. 1ontid.
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Sans.l1nterMltnna

Ser Slteenobunb bat beihloier
eine Sansnnterboltuns obsubalte,
fir alle sic einmal gum S,lgenobuml
belangt baben, am Samstae abeno
Den s. Nooember, uno aae fms bers
lid eiugelaoen. Gin autes Srbelte,
ipielt gum San3 auf. Nnfang 8 llbl
abenos bis / llbr. Nir laoeu sen
3peis IA unb II mo 2arpatber
Beiangperein ale ber5lid Elm. .Gi,
leibter 9unb miro ierpiert.
Tas Gomitee.
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Tranen @crein Der ct. Yaulms
> ... 0emeinbe. -.y,. o..

Die ndhite Veriammlung oes
6rauen Gereins iinoet ltatt am Don,
nerstag. Sen 6. Nopember. 8 llbt
abcnos.
Gs lit nottpenoig, oab iih Sic
Shlpeltern 5ablreih an ser Ser
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pelber fir Sen IS. Hooember felt
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= llbr. 2aifee uno Sudden ierpieren
&atb. Ja,lit, aatb. &ralls, Warie
aarner mb Gli5. 9ins.
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2l,ss Detreit 21titkiear,
ct. 1etrmS Stride.

NUWeHuuu III uHDIWI 9cU0WWcH.
Illen nnieren &irben unb Gerei.
men lit befannt oab mir i'm Mufball
unierer ct. 8etrus Stride lteben.
sn ale iddiiiben Srsaniiationen
lit Elm ihriftliher Mufrnf bon nns
ergangen, uns in unierem llnterneb=
men mitsubelfen. @ir betonen nod)s
mails, baB es uns nit unierem an-
luhen ernit 5u tlln tuar, oab mir allI
aae ibre llnteritiitung ieitens tirds
liter pie audi p0lfiiber Srganiia
tionen angetuieien fins.
gs miro oiellcidt ale ooer 6
Sabre elm Stride ooer elm Seim &C.
baut, oaber iinb mir iiber5eugt. oai
es alien Srsaniiationen mogIif lit
eine 8abe uns sllfommen 5u laiien.
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lem @ese ber5lihit oarl,m: @itte
bel1en Ste llns mlt
llnierem Geriprehen gendb geben
mir iiber sic bereits eineelauienen
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biermit oeren Grbalt uno banfen al.
len Srganilationen safiir auf oas
aQerber5lifIte mo ruien Sbnen Su:
Tergelte es Bott
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gelaneen aur 9erbanolune. bober
iolte feline sdmeh.. isblea i
Sn bieier Beriammluns io1en
Sdtpeiter &eoipig steruer uno aa.
tberina Yeleer aaffee uno Sudden
ieroieren. Selen &obrman Sefr.
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Sie nahIte 8eriammluns finoet
am 6reitag, Sen 6. Nopember, s
llbr abenos, al 5436 Soutb Nent,
NORTH slpe, itatt. Nene MitsIieoer
ueroen lnter iebr aiinitisen 8eSin.
gllnsen in Sen 8ereiu aufgenommen
Yaul 9ieienhad)er, Shrifti
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braudt bier ni6t mebr betont su tuer,
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8roos nit elmer bartnddieen Sails.
entaiinouna aus 9ett seieiielt be-
finoet iib abcr iuieoer auf Sem @ee
Ser 8eiierlng. Sbmeiter Sara Mars
fel befinoet iib nit einem Sblagan,
fall i'm araufenballs. Sir ipiiufben
beioen quite @eiierlina nno iaaeu Mui
@ieNerleben. : @.. .<e
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Zen Mitslieoern oes 3peig tf
biermit aur eeiGaigen Nahribt, oab
uniere 8eriammlllns am Sonntaa
oen 2. Honem6er, nahmittaas pnuft
9 ll6r Itattfinoet. @ibtigc BeihGftc
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Derlobmnesan,eioe

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Soora ape.. 3eisen Die Nerlobui,a
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lung oes 3tpeis 80 bGlt am 81. Sf'
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ab. slae 1reunbe iiuo ber5lih einac'
laoen. Gin 2,mh miro naf Dem
Spiel ierpiert iperoeu.
Warp 3oppelt.
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Grauernad,rit,t

Siermit sic traurige Nahrid)t, oaB
am 1. Sttober, uah lIuacrer ihtpcrcr
Granfbcit
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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
New Head of
Shrine Club

Mrs. Thomas E. Anderson of Ca
lexico is the president-elect of the
White Shrine Social club, having
been chosen for that office at the
meeting Tuesday in Ell Centro, Mrs.
E. L. Hiteman entertaining the club
at her home, CTS Hamilton avenue.
Mrs. George w. Damron, presi-
dent for the past year, is vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. Hiteman, the secretary,
and Mrs. Jane Smith of Holtyille,
treasurer.
In addition to the annual cleo
ton, the club had its usual pot
luck luncheon and game of contract,
Mrs. Smith winning the high score
prize and Mrs. Damron, the second.
Others present, in addition to Mrs.
Hiteman, Mrs Smith and Mrs.
Damron, were: from El Centro,
Mesdames Leslie Mcconnell, 3. o.
Mitchell, John Kuhn, Frank Hood,
and from Imperial, Mrs. Charles
E. Farrell and Mrs. D. v. Stewart
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Methodists Of County Meet
In Braw|ey for Session

day for the meeting of the county
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice held In the Brawley church.
Mrs. C. S. Conner of Ell Centro,
president, conducted business
meeting in the morning after
greetings to the delegation by Mrs
Harvey Hastain of the hostess city,
At noon BraWley members served
luncheon using garden flowers
whose bright hues repeated the
color of the pottery service. Green
cry and flowers decorated the
church where the business sessions
were held.
In the afternoon several addresses
were made: by Mrs. F.. d. Jacobs
Of Ell Centro; by Mrs. F. d. Bache-
lor of Orange, who is a district Of
ficer; by Mrs. R. M. Tincher Of
BraWley and by DR.. j. L. Lyons,
district superintendent. BraWley
and Magnolia members presented
the music for the session.
El Centrans attending were: Mes
danes C. S. Conner, j. l.. Dubois,
r. ~. JdcOOS, FIdIlk YOUNG, -. L.
Sones, w. S. Keating, Jr, j. M.
Adair, w. A. McCleneghan, Ray
jerks, Ida B. Pool, R. H. Maddux,
John Adams, j. D. Foss, j. w. Cook,
r. o. Clark, Guy A. Weakley, R. H.
Clark, C. L. Childers, A. R. Tagg,
Fl. E. Miner, James Carson, Jen-
ME Stewart, j. E. Plemons, M.
DoWd, Warren E. Sage, Sarah Ken
dali, P. B. Schoonmaker, Fred Veil
quette, j. E. Brock, H. G.. Jones.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, 1911
Mckinley School Children
In Program Friday Night

second third grade; the famous
Declaration of Independence" by
Howard Coopers fourth, fifth grade;
Raeburn's "Boy With a Rabbit by
Miss Elizabeth Meyers kindergar-
teners; Van Dyck's Children of
Charles I" by Mrs. Jane Hiestand's
first graders; von Stuck's "a Spring
Dance by Miss Muriel Macurda's
fourth graders: Lawrence's Pink
ie' by Miss Jessie ShaW's first
graders: Ferris's The First Thanks
giving by Miss Dorothy East's
third graders, and Raphaels Ma
donna" by Mrs. Elsie Couch's fifth
graders
AS can be seen readily from the
above list, the program offers fas-
clnatlng possibilities for costumes
and dance and song features, max
ing the program delightfully."- enter
tanning and picturesque.
This affair is open to the public
a small admission charge is made,
and all proceeds will go to McKin-
ley P.-T.A. to help finance its
many activities.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Share Honors at
Recent Luncheon

Miss Adelaide Stoughton of Hart
ford, Conn, house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Currier, and Mrs.
Henry c. Meyer and Miss Lillian
Meyer of Redlands, mother and
sister of Howard P. Meyer vino
have been visiting the Meyers,
shared honors this week at lunch
con given by Mrs. Elmer W. HealG
at her home on SandalWood Drive.
Exquisite garden flowers centered
the tables, covers being laid for
Miss Stoughton, Mrs. Meyer, Miss
Meyer, Mrs. Howard P. Meyer, Mrs
Currier, Mrs. j. R. Fahs, Mrs. Don C.
Bitler, Mrs. Frederick Powers
Heald, Mrs. Mary E. Johnston, Mrs.
Vaughn N. Thompson and the host
eSS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Business Women
Enjoy Dinner
Party Tuesday

A dinner party instead of the
usual business meeting and pro-
gram was the innovation at this
weeks meeting of the Ell Centro
Business and Professional Women's
club, the members assembling at
the home of Mrs. Grace Williams,
874 Orange avenue.
Mrs. Williams headed the dinner
committee and the group enjoyed
tempting menu.
Carmen Gibson, president, con-
Quoted brief business meeting dur
ing which it was announced that
the club will meet next Thursday
so that members may avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear
Agnes E. Deeble, handwriting ex-
pert.
Discussion was featured in regard
TO the Southern District convention
at Coronado April 10 and 20.
An amusing game provided en-
tertainment for the evening, Media
Frost winning the high score prize
and Merta Thompson, the low.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Describes Japan
For y.W.C.A.
Girl Reserves

God Bless America, and Why
was the topic discussed by Mrs.
E. K. Kitow of Calexico for Central
Girl Reserves and Y. w. c. A. club
members who had point meeting
Monday night.
Mrs. Kitow contrasted conditions
in America with those in Japan
as she observed them in her trip
to the latter country four years
ago and as she had learned from
her reading.
An able speaker, Mrs. KitoW des-
cribed the resources of Japan, its
population of 66,000,000 made up
of the wealthy middle class, the
nobility and the poor. Life of each
class, the customs, the education
the problems of the country were
other topics covered by the speak
er.
Marilyn Ingle played a violin
solo accompanied at the piano by
Mrs. Margaret Rau. Roberta Barth-
olomew introduced Mrs. KitoW and
LaVerne Zavala conducted the de-
votional service.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
First Parties in
Series Of Bridge
Luncheons

Mrs. C. j. Brooks of Westmorland
has been entertaining friends at a
series of bridge luncheons this sea-
son, delightful affairs held at her
home.
One of these parties took place
Tuesday, the guests including Mes
danes R. w. Ware, j. E. Russell,
Howard Soper, Robert O. Patter-
son, Allen P. Nuffer, Forrest E.
Kutz and Norman E. Dupont OF Ell
Centro, Mrs. kutz winning the high
score prize and Mrs. Nuffer, The
second.
Guests at previous affair were
Mesdames L. L. Allen, P. M. Mer-
Ger, F.. D. Jacobs, Ross T. Hickcox,
L. j. Goree, Jr., E. l.. Carson, John
B. McNeece, L. r. Jefferson, X. ).
Mcnamara, Norman E. Dupont OF
Ell Centro and Mrs. Walter Collins
and Mrs. E. L. Bridgers of West
morland.
Mrs. Mcnamara won the high
score award at this party.
At both affairs lovely spring
flowers made an attractive setting
Mrs. Brooks being assisted in re-
ceiving by her daughter Mrs. Du-
pOnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Sunday School
faculty Ne cts

Plans for special observance of
both Palm and Easter Sundays were
discussed at the meeting of the
Presbyterian Sunday school teach
ers Tuesday, a dinner meeting IN
the social hall.
Reports were made, including
that relative to the project for the
purchase of new pulpit Bible
Through birthday fund money,
more than twice the amount nee
essary has been raised and next
years birthday fund is to go to the
new educational building fund.
Mrs. Stephen B. Tier and Mrs.
George W. Thomas were in charge
of the dinner, the primary depart
ment teachers contributing dessert
Mrs. Her, superintendent of the
school, conducted the meeting, and
the remainder of the evening was
devoted to study, the teachers TAX
ing AN accredited training course
in Sunday school work.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Entire Nos Dance Proves To Be
Real Spring Tonic

ming and held in the club house.
The beautiful springlike setting.
proVinded by hundreds of garden
flowers and trailing vines. was so
attractive that it certainly was
tonic for anyone suffering from
spring fever or jaded spirits. and 1t
also made a fetching background
for new spring frocks.
Sulphur and Molasses" was the
name for the feature dance but the
refreshments certainly we're not on
that order. being delicious enough
TO tempt the most finicky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore were
chairmen of the committee with
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVan L. Hauck and
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Acker as their
committee members.
The next dance, TO be held in two
weeks, will close the season for the
Entire Nos club, and. following a
tradition OF many years standing,
will be a dinner dance with execu-
tive board members as hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Have Baby Boy

News Of the arrival Of John Ross
Wells, will be of interest to many
in the valley for the baby's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells of Cleve-
land, Ohio, are former residents as
are his grandparents, Mr and Mrs
John Stewart Ross of Los Angeles
and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wells. The
baby has been named after his
father and grandfather and was
born March 18. He has an aunt
and uncle in the valley, Mr. and
Mrs. M. O. King jr., of BraWley.
John Ross is the second child
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells having a
daughter, Gail.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
cha'sss. ssn1S, OF Interest to Women sas', ess'
CALENDAR
Wednesday

Wednesday
Toastmistress club, 6:15, Califor-
mia hotel.
Eagles, 8. 569 Broadway.
Citizenship class, I, high school,
Choir practice, I, st. Paul's.
Thursday
ose-Mesquite, 10, A. Y. Preble
home, Imperial.
McCaDe-EucaIyptus, 1890, Fred
Suntrom home.
Rotary club, Barbara Worth.
Bridge luncheon, 1890, 10000 club
20-3O club, Z, California hotel.
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house.
RAM. No. 1O9, 7:30, Masonic
temple.
Building trades, 7:30, Labor tenn
pie.
Electricians union, 7:30, Labor
temple.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, Elks hall.
Night school, 7-9, high school.
U.S.W.V. and Auxiliary, 8, Vet
Grams hall.
Book section, 8, $40 Adams.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Mexicai Group
Visits City

Methodist young people from
Mexicali, representatives of the Chi
nese and Mexican groups, with the
pastor of the church, Miss Rosa Pc
Mario, and Mr.. Chew, leader, were
guests of the Ell Centro Wesley club
and EpWorth League Tuesday night
in the church, some 13 visitors
coming from Mexicali
The guests contributed numbers
to the program as did the Ell Centro
group, Miss Mario giving an inter
esting talk which the Ell Centrans
enjoyed immensely.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Arts and Crafts
Party Thursday

Thursday is day that has long
been anticipated, that on which
the Arts and Crafts section of the
Ten Thousand club will give its
annual bridge luncheon, proceeds
of which go to the clubs building
fund. Luncheon will be served at
1890.
All reservations have been taken
but any one having to make cam
cellations, even on the last day,
should do SO, notifying Mrs. How
ard FarnsWorth SO that others, who
have been disappointed at not being
able to make reservations, may at
tend.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Edited bv ANNE HARDY DAVIS
bV ANNE HARDY DAV
Plans for Military Ball
Are Well Underway

Imperial Valleys first real mill
tary ball will be a brilliant, color
ful affair, judging by plans made
at the meeting Monday night of the
military affairs committee, pre-
sided over by DR. Norman f. Dupont
and held in the chamber of COM
merce building
This ball will celebrate Army day
and will be held in the Veterans
hall, Ell Centro, the evening of April
s. with residents of the valley cities
and of Yuma, Arizona, joining the
officers of Camp Seeley and their
wives on this occasion.
For the enlisted men, a dance
is planned on Friday, the night
previous.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Clubs
Society
Third Birthday
Celebrated d

Little Sammie Kay Donabedian,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Don
abedian, who was three years old
Friday, was guest of honor at a
birthday party given by Mrs. Jock
Sumner at her home on Holt ave-
hue.
The small guests had a gay time
with the games, the balloons and
fayors, enjoying also the birthday
cake and other delicacies.
Guests were: Kathleen and Fran
els Magee, Marcia Lee Wilson,
Dairy Kohen, Stephen Miner,
Larry Irwin of El Centro, and De-
borah and Ginger Cecil of Yuma,
Arizona. The youngsters mothers
We're present also as were Miss Mar
ian Miner and Mrs. Helen Siegel
who assisted the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26

Capt Albert P. Ebright, assistant
operations officer at Camp Seeley,
will act as master of ceremonies
and Mrs. Harold M Rayner heads
an advisory committee, composed
OF Mrs Alton w. Howard and Mrs.
Latimer.
Col. and Mrs. Howard are chair
men Of the decorating committee
and are planning a setting that
will make a fitting background for
the smart dresses of the women
and the uniforms OF the officers.
Jack Tackett is ticket committee
chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Guild Works for
Red Cross

Women of st. Pauls Episcopal
church met in the church Tuesday
morning for corporate communion
administered by the Rev. Mr.. A. H.
Marsden, vicar, after which the
guild had its regular luncheon
meeting and afternoon of Red Cross
work.
Mrs. Hugh T. Osborne, war pro-
duction chairman for the FL Centro
chapter of the American Red Cross,
worked with the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26

Masterpieces of art, world famous
paintings, will come to life and
their characters will entertain with
song and dance numbers when NC
Kinley school children are present.
ed in a program Friday night, 7:3O
O'Clock, in the Wilson school audi
torium.
Each room will present a we'll
known painting, the program being
known as " An Art Gallery Comes
to Life.
Millets Feeding the Birds" will
be presented by Mrs. Irene Kassens
first graders: Hoecker's Girl with
a Cat" by Mrs. Edna Hennessey's
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Two Boys Born
At tHospital

Two boys were born Tuesday at
the Ell Centro hospital: Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Thomason have son who
weighed eight pounds and 13 ounces
at birth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
J. Hargrave have a seven pound
81 ounce. son.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Announcements
Of Meetinqs

Book section of the Junior Ten
Thousand club has meeting Thurs
day night at O'Clock at the M.
Marcot home. 510 Adams avenue
Signal chapter No. 276, O. E. s.,
will meet at $50 p m. Friday IN
the temple for potluckdinner.
Mrs. George Bucklin, worthy ma
tron, will honor the membership.
Members will present a program.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
News Items About
Valley Residents

Weekend house guests at the
Howard P. Meyer home were Mr..
Meyers mother and sister, Mrs
henry c. Meyer and Miss Lillian
Meyer of RedlanGs, and Mrs. Mey-
er's sister and brother-in-l law. Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Jones of Los An
geles.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26

Spring Tonic was provided for
Entire Nos club members Tuesday
night in the delightful dance given
by their committee for the eve
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26

Over 100 women, not only from
the Methodist churches of the val
ley, but from Yuma and Somerton,
AriZ. and from Santa Ana and
Orange assembled in BraWley Tues
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26
Shrine Sets Date
For Installation

Oasis Shrine No. 20, w. S., of j.,
will install It's new officers on Sat
urday, April Il, at $50 D. m. IN
the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26

DR.. and Mrs. L. c. House re.
turned Tuesday from a trip to
Prescott and Williams, Arizona. DR..
House Is recuperating from an at
tack of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald L. Knox
were expected to arrive in the val
ley Wednesday afternoon to visit
Mrs. knox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Horton. Mrs. Horton left
Monday to meet them in Los An
geles and will accompany them to
the valley Barbara Horton, who is
senior at Pomona, will arrive the
latter part of the week Mr.. Knox
has completed his law course at
Stanford University.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-26

See the Special BigeloW Broad
loom and Rug displays IN our VIM
dows. 1870 color tones and patterns
are shown in harmony with the
proper drapery effects.