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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

WANNA Eliis wecs II usrs.
town. Cal. nns ~ the t~a ~sr
who captured the sianse~r -
little Mare te tristan. sss euf.
chased the n n. Ayers ranch near
rskims Ths rarchsss ~ss made
after M. ard Mrs wcod hsd spent
some time IN sslsh. Nssh. Visiting
relatives
Mrs woads parents. Mr.. snd
Mrs sam Caldwell. wsll er~sstr
tire ranch for the prsssnt Mr.
and Mrs. Weed are expected N
roms 10 the ranch later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Mission Campaign
Being Continued

The Good Samaritan campaign
for the Tacoma Rescue Mission
added S7s3 10 the total when the
general solicitation division moved
into action and reported s41s Mon
dsy.
High producers in this division
included Harry Esborg, Fred Stab
bert. Paul Schiffbsuer and c J.
Shaw. while the preliminary gifts
team leaders included Sam Law
rolf, DR.. David Johnson, w. G.
Dinger, Andrew z. Mulligan and
Rev. William L. Edwards. The
total has reached 1921.
Following the report luncheon
the workers discussed the continu-
ance Of the campaign for the bal
snce Of the week and agreed on a
report meeting for Friday, March
I, at 1890. when all cards should
be reported.
The response to our appeal has
been very heartening," said Rev.
Edwards, mission superintendent.
Our problem is in getting cover
age Of all our friends during the
period we had set aside.
Many OF those who expected 10
hslp are out Of the city and the
conflict with other interests at
this time has handicapped our So
licitation. General cleanup plans
will he followed during the next
few days and we trust all our
friends will respond when called
upon."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
0raiorio Society
To Sing Tuesday

Judas Maccabseus, considered
one Of the finest Of the religious
works Of George Frederick Han
de-. will be sung by the Tacoma
oratorio society al the First Con-
gregational church Tuesday night
a. S o'clock. This will be the
,oeietys 23d presentation Of re-
leious classic.
". J. BiXel who organized the
society and has been the conductor
continuously, will direct the
chorus.
Mrs Walter MoHsnsy. first &C
companist with the society, will
be at the organ.
Soloists will be Ruth Johnson,
soprano; Mrs " r. Taylor, con-
tralto; Edwin NJ Halter, tenor;
Stanley Hews. bass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Stormy Weaiher-Thas What This Army Outfit Is Seeking

The cne outfit IN ia army which
hops. snd prsfs fct hsd weather
snd which tFaekrd al ths way
froru Michigan - Camp arCoy
Wisconsin. seeking r. = rcW
beng organised 81 re latter peat
n IL composite regimen, ~
fhe rtnh nivl.n. - ~scs rstrel
troops Ara they a.sd snowy
stormy weather a A. their ssuff =
which q experimentation Nth
equipment snd tactics for sintsr
campaigning What they learn
siii become standard foe al ssl
trcops - the army hereafter.
Just - rest knnx devise. the
hey tactics - sFmerea tssssscus
ana Fert nenalns = developing
parachute treer. snd aerial trans
pert ~ Infantry. - Camp Ne
Guys tsoo men sse trying cut
every type It sncw equipment
submitted q ire army ~ sports
koods manufacturer. IN order te
pick The e<st fcr standard equip
m<nt Col HAYES A Kroner hss
nth him experienced officer. ~
re seeens Infantry. .enns ~ them
With lenr Aissksa and nefthsrn
experience
robeoxssns - supply wagons =
sails .nevshoes ouiaaaf sleeping
kesr. ammunition. feed. medical
equipment and clothing that must
b light. wintrrccf ard water.
proof, are ell being tried cut
To make the tes, practical. the
worst weather 10 needed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Ahou, y per cent Of countrys
population have savings accounts
Steel industrys new equip
ment budget for 1871 amounts 10
s2s2 600 600. vii carry total spent
since ipas 10 81 800 ooo. 900
More new freight ears On order
today than ~ any corresponding
date in Is years Railroads
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Behind the
Ticker
~ LOUIS n. SCHNEIDER

NV YoKk Son-nIhtsry
manufacturers are already feeling
pinch u materials industrial
diamond imports increasing come
from south Africa building
activity averages s. rsr cert ahead
~ lsst Yesr Nth chance 1871 vii
show 10 Per cent gan over 1910
E. Auto makers rushing pro
ducton 70 create supply which viii
cover consumer demand when
plants shift u war work
steel industry bookings now run
~ % close n year with contracts
reading prices 10 rule at time q
delivery Glassware activity
holding Refrigerator sales
holding last weeks gain.
lumber output continues 10 show
improvement IS do shipment, &.
Furniture sales average 20 per
cent ahead Of last year.
Lack Of shipping facilities from
far east accounts FOR boost in
Oriental rug prices Paper
mills Will hold present output pace
through rest Of year Retail
shoe sales show gains although
thousands Of men being indicted
into military service Home
wares in demand. as are electric
appliances Clothing industry
saws demand for WOODS large
Retail trade showing gains sgainst
expected seasonal decline.
Bonds Defense savings certi-
ficstesa will be offered to public
starting next month via 100000
outlets-this from Secretary Nor
genthsu retained but amply
priced: United stockysrd. coll. tr.
49, Of 1891 same goes for
Mountain States Telephone a
Telegraph deb. SIS Of 1865
Only traders active in Colorado a
Southern gen. mtee. A" As Of
1880; and Denver 4 Salt Lake Inc.
mtge. IS Of 1850
Held for income People Gas
Light & Coke LIST 4 ref p IS
Of 1881 Businessmsns risk:
Kansas City Southern ref 4 imp.
IS of 1880 >. Albany 4 susque-
hanna siss amply priced
Traders active in Boston 4 Maine
Inc, mtge. 4lss of 1870. same zoe,
for Childs Company deb. Sc oi
1913 Purity Bakers called
81 900 600 of its S. r. deb. So oi
194s paying sl03 and accrued
interest TO April !.
Commodities - British United
States exchange Of $3.50 tons o.
crude rubber for 500 900 bale,
cotton practically completed: 220.
900 bales now here will be KEEP
for ssfekeeping for three
month period ending June 30. in.
ternational rubber regulation com
mittee held 100 per cent espscit,
Of previous three months. United
States ordered 10000 tons fol
le4i delivery.
News-Bits Farmers operate on,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Maybe Bingo Should
Be Added 10 Bill

OLYMPIA A new wrinkle
TO raise old age pension funds
was revealed Tuesday when Sen.
James T. Sullivan. d.. King,
filed bill 10 authorize the state
treasurer TO conduct essay.
poetry. crossword puzzle. car
toon, checker, historical and
geographical contests
Tickets will be sold and prizes
awarded up to so per cent OF
the income. Twenty-Five per
cent of the take" could 60 TO
pensions. The bill appropriated
$4,000 from the general fund TO
get the plan started.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

Distribute shou, 40 600 600 time.
tables annually 10 Keep public In.
formed On train schedules
There are 1000 psFts 10 . liquid
cooled airrlsns engine Two
Russian frslshisrs tied up San
Francisco Thursday with sis 600 .
600 In gold bullion and meet valu.
able fur cargo IN ysars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

estimated at ils.s2o 600 barrels
compared with ..o4s 600 lsst year.
There ere tspi7 places Of
amusement IN the country that
take in over 1900. 00o. 600 annual
" Shell Oh Company Sill
build synthetic rubber producing
plant at Houston, Texas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Conscientious Draft
Reqisirant F ound

PORT l. A Nd - Multnomah
county Selective Service board
No. 8 held forth today a can
didste for the title OF most
conscientious draft registrants"
The man, married and with
an order number in the zoos,
not yet classified under the
draft, went on a one-week ski
ing trip. He sent a wire 10 the
draft board which read;
Have come 10 Sun Valley
for a week. Am at Challenger
inn Went off in rush-forgot
10 notify you"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
Army Orders

WA>HI>GTO>-Ths war depart
ment has issued the following orders
Major senersls-Edmund [. Daley
UsA. Puerto Rican dept. 10 Fort Sam
Houston; James L. Collins, UsA. Port
Sam Houston 20 Puerto Ricsn dept.
Colonel--Louis Brechmsn Jr., UsA,
retired, San Francisco, 70 Port Law
ton.
Lieut. Colonels-Eugene NJ Land
run. INF. Port Benning TO Port
Lewis. Robert {. Williams. C OF v
Hawaiian dept 20 Camp Banding
Frank L Bertholet cav. Pasade
10 Camp Claiborne; Albion smith "a.
Lons Beach. 70 Camp San LUIS
Obispo.
Major Samuel n Alexander NC
Washington 10 Denver. Logan Tyrone
hcAenemY. spec. res. Chicago 10
Sacramento. Darlington Harlow stone
sc Zee Chicago 10 Fort Monmouth.
Seth Wizard, Cd res korwslk Conn
70 Frankford Arsenal james Hood
Miller. PA res Williamsburg Pa 20
Pittsburgh. William Harry Felds. DC
re-. Clarksville Ia. To Denver
CAPITA ns-OliYsr n WAltrip. NC.
Lowry Field 70 Charlotte. Donald ia
COB Pehoock NC res Cleveland 20
Warrington. Thomas Henry Brsdlsy,
Cd res Los Angeles 70 Hawaiian dept
Vincent Xavier Thins.r. chap rec
Pc MO " Camp Croft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

out Of every four motor trucks
registered Of Q 500 .6ss miles
Of highways in world the Amer
icss lead with s.e75.a7i Europe
has Ss0l.Ts Florida has
more cattle than Wyoming =.
Average cost Of training aircraft
engine worker Is $3.50 March
demand for domestic crude oil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
FLOOR SHOW, GAMES

The Washington Montana club
will hold a business meeting 81
Emerson hall on Wednesday at .
?. m A half hour later there will
be games and floor show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

To hsrn1essly flush polsons and
acid from Kidneys and relieve trrtta-
tons Of bladder 90 thar you ear ATOP
getting Up Eignis@ ret Is cent
package q Gold Medal Harlan Oh
Capsules ard take as directed. Oth.r
symptoms 80 kidney and bladder
yessnssses rsv re scsnf. burning ~
srnsrti-E passage - heeksch. -l.r
ersnrs rrry eyes &c. WtF;nsl
GOLD 4IDAL Refuse . Substitute
CAV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05
MANY EXAMINATIONS

The L. s. Civil s.rvic. commits
sion. In the near future, Will hold
examinations for esrpe
cement finsbsr. electrician. pipe
filter and structural iron worker
Information may be obtained from
the nearest Civil Service office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

II you're not using IL. sell IL with
a Faxt-Action Tines Want Ac.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-05

News Bits: Farmers operate on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

BOsE eTT o.ocE sno siab. 1850 core
Gresn block and slab o. Ma
zisl 1877 Jefferson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

ONE CORD second growth IS 50. tEo
- SO BRosdHsv 1850
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

GPEES upland - slab ~ Is coro II
quantity lots. NAE 7sfs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Phone Want Al. to Mais sisi
Real Estate for Sale
RAPGAINS

BARGAINS
L SOUTH TACOMA AVENUE
Nv. modern four-rccrn hunEa-
"a. fust few blocks from
south Tacoma business district
Lovely large living RON. tSe
bedrooms and bath. plenty q
closet space kitchen. dineite
utility RON. garage. two lots
Tbs home can b. purchased for
$50 down with payments
much smaller than rent
: SOUTH END. Contest three
roon bungalow in town. spsel-
Gus living rom. nice large bod
room. hath kitchen. nook.
basement. two large lots. Sell
ing price only s. $50. $3.50
down monthly payments sies2
RAINIER REALTY co.
Al Deals Financed Without Delay
4o2 Wash. bldg BR 1921 -a2a2
Residence. Garland 2aq7
STOP being = collector Of rent
receipts
LOOK what 81 500 Will buy.
I1CTFN-to this Modern a-r
bungalow located In the Lincoln
high school district Has large
living room. separate dining
room. cabinet kitchen with nook
Hardwood floors. fireplace. new
hnoleum in kitchen and hath
wired FOR electric cooking. new
roof Here is home We know
You viii like Total price $500
Easv terms Ewes. Hedman.
Pr $3.50
" p. KERR co.
3o6 Rust Rldg. BR 7isi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Phone want Al. to Main slsi
Res Estate for Sale
Na,.a o-l.arce ID -

Waxing Distance @ City
Center
HERE = completely furnished
home. walking distance 10 city
center. s nice rooms. an on enc
fer Price cut o. S2ieo Ter
qaiek sale $500 down. S2o per
me-. See tins before buying
ANase NJ. Renter
500 DOWN. SIS PER MONTH
So 56TH and Yaklms ave. moi
srn attractive 4-room bungalow
with breakfast nook and fun
basement. rent saver. Total
price x2a50.
$500 DOWN. SIS PER MONTH
GROOM HOUSE with ; bedrooms.
half acre ground Located a.
Fern Hill Total price $3.50.
WEST COAST REALTY CO.
l<oi-2 Pus.t sound Bk Bids
Ma ss53 Evenings GA 1922
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

e. RI One core upland BLOCK and
- D. Sab. No old growth o.
JOHNSON FuEL. CArlano 27se
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
UpInd EdqinGs $3.50

UPLAND sAwDUsI. units ts 90
SUNSET Pull MAZE 1882
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

WOOD Is a. "a best now Don't
Wzlf for tie rlsh Cal BRoac Esy
ltz6-ErY KIND
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Trucks and Trsilsrs
MALLON
Big Truck Sale

81 chsvrols, lion Panel ,2es
y Chevrolet LIVE. ~. Ton AZ
Is Chevrolet LwB y, Ton.
new motor ........t.ttss $50
% Chevrolet ssdsn Delivery sss
"a Diamond r lion ...... lar
y Dodge l. WI. Dump 80. stt
- Dodge LwB Truck -. 7ss
% Dodge LwB Platform sss
81 Ford 20 ssdan Delivery ses
- Ford Panel Delivery -. 2ss
% Ford Pickup .......s.. 50
- Ford LwB Truck - IL ias
50 FORD LwB s5-hp Z
speed asls Dump Truck los
- Ford LwB Truck ...s. ss5
- Ford LwH Truck 40
% Ford Lws Truck -. 7ss
81 pord LwB. Truck ... 40
YOU'LL have ~ see these units -
appreciate their fine condition
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
ORDER YOUR WOOD COAL. FUEL OIL-TODAY
You'll Find The Best Buy, in Fuel Here Daily
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

PrTCHY block and slab wood Most
can % burned a. once Special
pr.ce IS Per Dad This contains
large percentage o. made mill
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Business Opportunities

BARRIER SHOP and lunch room Ice
cream candy tobacco. etc Twins
looms Reasonable rent tsao rash
Route Ne. !, Bon ea7. North Amer
lean LAKE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
Unfinished Houses for Rent
furnished House, FOR Rent

FIVF room modern house oil heater
electric stove Frisldaifs. ssrag,
ftArIana ZalA-R
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19

SERVICE STATION for rent. sood op.
Main aH9a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-19
1rucss and Traders

FACTORY built Hauss ffaIisf
HARM Arcgr.o catsa four 40
Hta ssf
fssfO0f farfarF -nsrs trailer fuf
so SO Met ssii bsfafs FfiaHf
AsfuHs ffaff Eafa@f 10 Inn ~ -
s'fie hisfa fF
sz9 CHFTEf ~ 1lrsiiD. tfssf afzd
tssl lsstsd go casn f7ot @sslfH
AHfnff
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
6. y. Q. Christmas
PARTY Monday

Dancing and the exchanging of
gaily wrapped presents were high
lights Of the Yuletidc party en-
joyed Monday night by members Of
the C.YO. who met at the home
of Sarafina and Eric AmbOrt.
Christmas decorations made Il
gala setting, the mantlepiece having
Christmas scene with trees, Il
house, and Santa Claus, his sled
and reindeer.
A buffet supper was served to
Margaret Read, Jean Clark, Jane
Woodbury., Elrose Maquar, Elizabeth
Weiss, Sarafina Ambort, Mary Claire
Kieffer, MeSsrs. Tony DeVita, George
Egan, Jack Kline, Thomas Feeney,
Joe Sexton, Richard Jimenez, Buddy
McNeece. Eric Ambort, and the fol-
lowing committee members: Rena
Niboli, Ida Kathriner, Mary Virginia
McNeece, Marie Skinner, decorat-
ing; Mary Weiss, Violet Niboli,
Gertrude Kathriner refreshments,
Ben Adamek, Jordan Mora, enter
tainment.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Christmas Eve service, 7:30 Lu-
theran church.
Communion service, 8. Methodist
church
Midnight Mass, II, ST. Paul's Epis-
cOpal
THURSDAY
Holy Communion. 7:3O. st. Paul's
Nv. COmmandery No. 81. !. 9,
Masonic temple.
Elks theatre party. $50, United
Artists.
Christmas Masses. Ill, Veterans
hall.
Christmas Mass. Q, Douglass high
school.
FRIDAY
Sewing day. 9, Red Cross head
quarters.
Defense registration, 1917. 10000
club.
Kiwanis club, II, Barbara Worth.
Painters union, 7:3O, Labor temple
Signal chapter No. 27G. O.E.S.. 8,
Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
MariIea Hanson is
Corps Speaker

Marra Hanson, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. A Is. HanscA and a
sergeant in the Les Angeles Wo-
mems Ambulance and Defense
Corps, was quest speaker at the
meeting Ct the Fl Centro Red
Cross Motor corps unit az its
meeting Tuesday night in Will
son school.
The women Si4ned up for stand
ard and advanced .ilat aid clasSr.
and complete announcements a.
% tine schedule for these courses
will b. made at the next meeting,
tuesday night oI next week III
Wilson school, 80 o'clock. Plans
are bcina made fer the rcsump-
.ion of infantry dnl i'll the near
future.
New members are desired in this
group and those Wishing to Jolu
may communicate with June Cuu-
nlnGham, captain. telephone 1888.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
First Lady Has
Full Sched duIe

WASHINGTON. Dec. "a. UP
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt. a buster
-than-averagc woman any day in
the year, set out today on a 15-hoW
Christmas Eve visiting schedule.
Her first appointment. at 9 am,
was With a group OF underprivilcged
children at a downtown theatcr. Her
last will DE at midnight church
services.
In a Christmas message that was
more serious than many she has
addressed to the children in the
past, Mrs. Roosevelt mentioned the
war briefly, and said she hoped for
L better peace than the world has
ever known before She wished
the children AS happy and hopeful
a Christmas as possible
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
Dorothy Boyer to be Married
To Jimmy FowbIe Christmas

Mercy hospital and in the presence
Of the immediate families, with Dr.
George A. Warmer of the San Diego
First Methodist church reading the
service.
Dorothy, with one OF her brides
maids. Joyce Sherwood, was badly
injured recently in an automobile
accident and will require hospital :
ization for some time.
AS a result, the wedding, to have
been solemnized Dec. % in the
Methodist church, was cancelled.
but since the bridegroom has To be
IN Dallas, Texas, on Jan. l and as
the young people wish to be married
before he left, the ceremony will
take place Christmas day.
AS soon as the bride has recovered
sufficiently to journey by tram,
she will join her husband in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyer and Mrs.
Boyer'S mother, Mrs. Cora Hallen-
beck, will leave Christmas morning
for San Diego, returning that eve
ming after having Christmas dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. Fowbles at the
bridegrooms new home in Pacific
Beach.
This marriage will unite two FAM
lies well known to many in the
valley as both belong in the list of
this county's pioneers. Dorothy is
l popular member of the younger
set, graduate OF Central Union
high school where she was active
in Camp Fire. Girl Reserves, was
treasurer of her class her senior
,'car She later attended San Diego
State college where She was affil-
lated with ToaStmistreSs and after
receiving her two year degree, at
tended business college.
Mr.. FoWble is a graduate of San
Diego State and attended Ryan
Aeronautical school. He has been
connected with Solar but recently
accepted position as foreman for
Guiberson's new subsidiary plant
IN Dallas.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
St. Mary's Church
In Christmas
Services

Since all evening services for
Catholic churches in the diocese
of San Diego which includes I'M
perial Valley, have been cancelled
for the duration, for fear of pos
sible blackouts, no midnight mass
will be celebrated this year by ST.
Mary'S church.
Masses will be said Christmas day
with a high mass at a m in the
Veterans Memorial hall, a mass at
9 a. m. at Douglas high school for
the Mexican people and mass at II
a. m. at the Veterans hall.
The choir, composed largely of
members of the Catholic Youth
Organization of the parish, under
the direction of Mrs. j. B. Nc
Neece. organist, will sing the
Christmas Carol Mass, "Missa de
Nativitate Domini," based Cn the
"Adeste Ffdelis" and other ira
ditional Christmas hymns by James
A. Norman.
This will include: Kyrie-theme
"Adeste Fidelis;;" Gloria. "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing" Credo, by &
trio composed Of Gertrude Kath-
ri1ler, My.ry Weiss Mary Claire
Kie.fer; "Et Incarnatus Est" So
prano solo, Mrs. j. B. McNeec2;
"CrucifixuS," alto SOLO Mary Claire
Kieffer, "Et in Spiritum Sanctum'
mems chorus; Benedictus, theme
10 How a Rose" and "Gloria"
from traditional French carol;
AgnuS Del, tenor and bass duet
Tony DeVita and George Egan
Holy mass will be followed by
the Benediction of the Most Bless
ed Sacrament and congregational
singing of the American national
anthem.
Choir members are: Mary Weiss
Elizabeth Weiss. Gertrude Kath-
riner Ida Kathriner, Rena, Violet
and Pauline Niboli, Sarafinia Am
bort, Mrs. Glenn Kieffer, Mary
Claire Kieffer, Mrs. j. B. McNeece,
Tony DeVitta, Thomas Feeney,
George Ega4l and Eric Ambort.
Mass New Years day and every
Sunday for an indefinite period will
be held at the Veterans Memorial
hall while the church is closed for
repairs.
Catechism instruction Ter the
children will be at 10 a. IN. Satur-
days as usual at the parish rectory
and after mass on Sundays
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
.EI Centro Residents Sister
To be Married Christmas

Centre. She has spent the last twe
summers working on her masters
degree in physical education at
the University of Southern Califor-
MIA
Nj Rollins formerly of McAllen.
Tex. spent three summers at the
University of Southern California
and another at Texas A and NJ.
college. working on his doctors de-
gree. He is associated with the de-
partment of justice in Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
Sorop+imis+s in
Many Activities

Rose Garabedlan won the de
fonse bond prize offered by tne
Ell Ccntro Soroptimist club, the
award being made at the club
meeting Monday night at Sher-
woods.
This club, in addition to giv1lg Z
Christmas party for its Camp Fire
group, Odako, will distribute Is bas-
ketS to the inmates in the tubrr-
CuloSi5 ward at the county hospital
Odaka girls going to the farm
Wednesday afternoon to sing carols
and TO distribute the elfts
Next Monday night the club will
meet at SherWood's, the members
being the guests OF their presi-
dent, Helene Bennett.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-12-24
Signal Chapter
Ne cts Fridav

Signal chapter No. PIC, Order Of
the Eastern Star, will meet in reg
ular session Friday evening at 8
O'Clock in the Masonic temple with
the chief item of business being the
question of whether or not savings
account mcuey should be used for
thc purshase of-dofense bonds.