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Evening star., 1941-04-04

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS, over Is years Of
age. Desirable work offering regular en-
ployment with opportunity for salary
advancement and promotion. No expert
ence necessary Apply in person at 1922
18th st. NV. Room. 101, between the
nf S.Q nd
Evening star., 1941-04-04

RUG, 9x12, almost new end tables. etc:
reasonable price. Phone ME 2l6l. La
Sale Ant O1Q
Evening star., 1941-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture.
contents Of apts. or homes WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia 1916.
Evening star., 1941-04-04
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
S14 lnth e ~ w Na tinr.l es.

wrecking job at 1921 H st. NV ALL MA
TER1ALS AT SACRIFICE PRICES.
BR1CK-50.00O GOOD, hard. red
,LUMBER-Flooring 3" joist UP TO "a
SO per NJ up
DOORS-Hundreds at SOC up.
WINDOWS or sash. CSC up
American WreckinR CO. Lincoln 3244
Evening star., 1941-04-04

BOOKS furniture OF all kinds. Studios,
chests. odd pieces. Highest cash prices.
Day or night. CHI 9S25
Evening star., 1941-04-04

pPTCKLAYFRS white: Sl1 day Call
Warlick Michigan 0639, Sunday ana
IL
Evening star., 1941-04-04

HOUSEKEEPER, white. middle-aged, fond
OF children: live in; good home and salary
to right party. Chestnut 4210 after pm.
JUNIOR STENOGRAPHER for large insur-
ance company, Reply in own handwriting
Evening star., 1941-04-04

LEDGER CLERK. young lady. high school
educetlon. some typing experience. Write
giving age. previous employment and salary
expected Box AIR Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

RUGS domestic and Oriental; uncalled:
room size and small sizes. Star Carpet
NIrnrkr - II.
Evening star., 1941-04-04

BOY with bicycle, chance to learn trade.
Apply Room 407. Medical Science Bldg:
BRICKLAYERS wanted at 46th and Butter
worth SITS NV ASK Tor MI GlDsoh' vi
Evening star., 1941-04-04
WHITE MEN

81 years of age; with one-year resider
in D. c.. or nearby Md or Va. with D.
operators permit to drive
Evening star., 1941-04-04

RRICKLAYERS and hod carriers. Apply N
6th and Piedmont sts... Arlington Va or
Evening star., 1941-04-04

BRICKLAYERs wanted, Apply 22nd and
Evening star., 1941-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BED. coil springs, mattress; excellent con-
chairs chairs si2. Me. 4o37
REDs."LoveIy Panel beds; BEDS" These The ATe Ire
Nice Metal Bsds AZ wssPpsd snpInSs and sRan6 hisS
Links" S3.75, "Never-Used' Mattresses,
440 Plenty Of Lovely Furniture for the
Entire House" ACME MOVING g. STOR-
Aa open 4shs Al Day avn and O. until Each tNh1oHT
BED-Double Metal Bed, S415. SPRINGS,
Good Mattresses, DresSers. Fine ROomlng
HP9'' F9 EFi3iqEf BAR kPs; o, fs
Way Mr. Marks Does Business. AK TO
See the Double-Deck Coil Spring for s., so:
wifhin Wiz 0rof5 f5 HG Mics BELL MoyTSG s
STORAGE 463o Fogrteenth st. NV
BED, SOLID Honduras Mahogany" With a
Magnificent 46-Inch d. Dresser T, YOU onsl,tH5 I'M
Desk * and an Chair. $500 Child's Rocker,
Furniture for the Entire Home" Desks,
Gsed Used Mattresses, $40. ACME, MoviN;o
a. STORAGE. 46ls l4th ST. NV Georgia
1000 open All Day and Until Each
Night"
B;DS-Maple Poster Beds. SACRIFICE"
Roiiaway Beds With New Mattresses, COM
PLETE, $3.50. DresSerS 'Cheap. CneSls'
Diuette Chairs csc. Dinette Table. and
Chairs, $500. Unfinished. BEDROOMS
Living Room, S345O. Lounge Chairs,
Lovely and Reasonable in Price" Guest
Rooms Furnished at Sensationally Low
Prices" ACME MOVING & STORAGE.
46ls 14th St NV. Georgia 1000. Open
All Day and Until o Each NRht."
BEDROOM SUITE. maple, with twin beds;
mahog dinette suite, studio couch. we
do moving! Edelman 1903 Georgia ave.
BEDROOM SUITE walnut bed. bureau,
Evening star., 1941-04-04
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
61d 10Th $3.50

REFRIGERATOR : Sale repossessed, re-
built and new. We have Washingtons q
largest refrigerator display and selection.
Al! makes. all models. all sizes at rock
undersold. Compare our prices and mer-
chandtse before YOU buv. Large selection
Evening star., 1941-04-04

DRIVER for dry cleaning route; must De
experienced and have local references:
salary and commission. 1900 Alaska
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
Sic ;5infermis bes 2enbeioentnms iber europa

@erm man oie Sobe Der 3ipiliia-
fipn nad Dem NtaBe bes religioIen,
moralii6en 1nb iogar rein menib-
Iiben Soben betradtet, 10 mlB man
All oen SdIub fommen, bab europa
tpabrlid tief geiunfen lit, in gepiiiem
Gimme iogar inter bie altbeioniid)c
@elt. Ser piel eeprieiene Sortidritt
bes Sabrbunoerts bat nidt ba5u bei-
aetrage,1, sic Golfer gliidlih 5lt mo-
den. Ser ben perbeerenoen 8rloer>
frieg abidlieBenoe u5rieoens"- "-Eaft
nod Dem erlten 8eltfrieg bat nur Sic
llneerebtiefeit, bic llnrait, Sen I'M
frieoen lno Sen Solferbab oerart ges
mebrt, bob ein alpeiter 8eltfrieg NIT
neuen Shreden uno iblinlmern Ser
beerl,n9en ausgebroben lit.
Ser iogenannte u6rieoens' Ser
trag bon Seriailles mar befanntlid)
Elm gertrog in Dem ser None u@ott"
niht Itano, nno niht iteben ourfte,
uct4 ti, uHllu utt SullSL on ptI
men, oieielbcn idlilnmer ent5tpeite l,no
auseinanber trennte. slu6 ser &ol=
ferbuno lpar auf Madtpolitif lmo
1lneerehtiafeit oufocbaut nno brad
Obnmddtig 5ulommen.
@as bat europa in &irflihfeit
aetam lun Dem ,9pll6elpismus'
ben oie Sic9ernGdte berollfbel l6lpo-
rem, 81 bege9nen, Ser Ieit iibcr 5ipei
Sssabr5ebntcn in Nosfou sic 6robe
zines mobnlinnig aelporoencn Sen-
fers 5eigt? Sat europa nidt nit
Sieien blutoiirItigcn Goltstpronen
aebonoelt nno oeibohert? Sot es lie
nidt 5ugcIaiien an bie Soicln ieiner
Jiiriten, in Die slreno ieiner Eorla=
mente nno in icinc &inoS?
8er iiber 5ipei Sssobr3ebnte bem
@ebfloeen BON Millionen BON Sp=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
Gnbe beribmter gselteroberer mi s1rannen

Die 3erit0rltng 9eiterreids. aber bic
norbiide Modt, tpelde er auf Deter.
reid loslieB in Der Soffnung, er
iperbe gum 9anfe nno 8erabre6nng
eenlaB Ben Gbein befomme,L oieie
Madt 5ertriimmerte iein eigenes 8eib
1870!
Rapoleon bate nod cine fleine
8eiasnng in Hom alim Sdube oes
bl. 8aters - ans 8iidiidt alif 0as
fatboliibe golf, ipelbes oielen 5bns
f forberte. Der neutrality-suspicious.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

Ser 9lp'lte Serr @r5biibof So
fepb Sbrembs bon elepelano, o.,
feierte perganaene @o6e iein 30
i6briges 9iidofsjubilaum. Ct
,puroe int Sabre 1911 5um Silfs-
bii6of bon @rauo Hopios, Ni6.,
ge,peibt uno i'm au9uit besielben
Sabres gum giidof bon Soleoo,
g., ernannt. SIM Sabre 1921 uurs
Be ct 8iihof bon @lepelano uno I'M
Sabre 1889 aur erabiidofliden
@iirbe erboben, anlaBlib ieines
aoloenen ErieIter- -sSSubiloums. Ser
ErGIot murbe ont 12. DfGra IS
Sabre alt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

9ie eesenpdrtis aa,f elmer 8or.
traesreiie bur6 bie Ser. Staaten
befinolibe 8aronin Gatbarina b.
Sued, cine tpesen ibrer io5ialen
Sdtiefeit international befannte TO- I
tbolii6e @inipauoerin, ipel6e aus
&uBlano uno Solen flii6ten mrb-
te, befanb iid in 8ublano, als bic
&ommuniiten sic 3esierrng ererif-
fen. Sbr &ater, 8rlloer llno 20
ibrer Geripanbten purben er,nor-
BET. Sic fliidtete nod Yolen, oas
lie int Sabre 1889, als oie faai
bas ~2ano iiberfielen, tpieoer per-
laien m,lBte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
&rieg beganu. &arbinal 8onaparte

&rieg begann. &arbinal 8onaparte
iparnte Sen &aiier: ,Naieitat, on
peldem Gage Sbre Sruppen Den bl.
Stubl perloiien, miro Sic @ott Der.
laiien.''' Mm 5. auelit lieB NapoIeon
oie fran3oiiidbe 8elatung BON Hom
ab3ieben II. am 5. ausuit tp,,roe er
bel 8eiBenburg uno @ortb jammer.
li6 bon Sen Yreuben sei6laeen.
9eapoleon int Dienite Der 5reima,,.
rerei trus sic Sdulo, baB Ser fl.
Batter ieit 1859 nad nno nod aus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26
Nfhma-8rpnhitis

5dueaere 2inoerume bei 8ronbiaI.
Mitbna, 8rondial-Sniten ooer 8e,,.
fieber. Sa=3a=Na-aapi miiifen
raid Iinoernoe @rleibteruns bon
ibnierigem Mt,nen llno einen min.
fommenen tiefen uno rubieern 5dIaf
brin9en, ooer @elo miro 5uriidee5oblt.
Sa= a-Wa<&apieln itnb Ieidt 3u neb.
men uno iebr angenebnL tpie Eauien->
De bon 2eioenoen be5eueet. @artet
nidt, bis ein anoerer folternoer SIN.
faa eintritt, ionoern lenoet llns cine
Monep Sroer bon $t.O0 ober 5ablen
Sic bem 8rieitrGser beim @mpfans.
Sbreibt an: &raft Laboratories.
Dept. 81, g. .. Boy Sc, Soutb Chi.
easo, 81. 9ut es iest! -anaeiae.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

rubinfer Wtanner, Die init allen ge>
rebtstpibrigen Mitteln bas 3iel ibrer
Serrid- unb grobernngsIu6t 5,i er-
reihen i,tdten bat, tpie bic @eidiebte
benefit, itets elm tragiides @noe err
reibt. Ninns, Der erlte 9eipot, Der
glitter bes aiipriiben 8eides nno
@rbauer bon Ninipe, itarb, ,tadoem
|er fait gan5 @iien erobert batte, b,lrh
feline @emabIin Semiramis pereiftet
GDrus, Der @riinoer Ser erlten @elt-
lHonardie, fiel in Der JeloIdladt ge=
gen Eompris, 8oniein ser Maiiaae-
ten, alio burb elm 8eib beiiegt. ale=
ranoer Der @robe, burd feline @elt=
eroberunesplGne an 2eib unb Seele
eebrobeu, burd bie @mporllng ieiner
tapfern &rieger miirriid gentadt, tpii=
tend iiber Die gerldporung ieiner
'5eloberren uno idmerniitig ollrd ben
600 ieiner beiten Jreitnoe, illhte fid
ourb Sriufgelage unb Sb,pelgereien
fit nelle @rober,lneen 5lt' Itorfen 1,no
ltarb an oen 5olgen eines @elaees 5,l
8abplon. @dior fiel I'M romilben
Senate ourb ben 9old Der gerlbpo-
renen. AttiIa, Der Sbredlibe, Der
aonig Ser S,,nnen, ber nod @rmor-
bung ieines 8ruoers 8leoa alle
Stanmne 5ipiiben oem Berier- uno
oen1 Homerreid, ser 9onau l,no ben
oonilben SSnleln 5u einem grobell
Geib pereinigt bate, itar6 in elmer
idpelgeriidcn Nadt an einem Sblag=
anfoa. Gorl ser 3tpolfte, elmer ser
Observation-Disclosures Jeloberren, fiel
Dor sSrieoridsboa, BON ieinem ao<
i,ltanten meudlings eriboiien. Eprr-
bns fiel 1T Mrgos, non einem Stein
getroffen, oer ein g8eib selhleuoert
bate. Shab Nobir ipurbe, mie Die
mcilten groberer bes Srients, bnrb
ieine peri6porene @oroe in 5tiide
geDa,len.
Der erlte 9fapoleon poate 81 5on=
tainebleou ben Yaplt Sius Sen Sic
benten apirger, ollf Gpm 81 per5ihtcn
,no nob Sranfreib alt 5ieben. 9a
oer tuebrlole Hapit iih &ueisertc,
ltompfte Der &aiier ,,nipiaig nit oeln
6itBe auf Sen 8ooen, eeborhte ibm
ia ale gBelt. @r lieB i'm gefoneen
abfiibren. @enige Sabre na6ber
5lpaneen bie Madte ben 9aiier in
ebenbemIelben 5dloiie au 5ontoine>
bleau feline Nbbanf,lng 5l1 ,lnterihrei=
ben. 8ieoerum itampfte ser 2o>pe,
5ornig ari Sen gooenL es balf ober
nidts; sic @enerdle mlBten beiu
Sdreiben feline Sano fiibren. - 8e-
fonnt lit audi, oab Napoleon ser @r-
lte, als ser Yapit senotiet mar, i'm
in beu 8ann 5,1 t,,n, bobneno a,,srief:
,,Son bieiem 8annflud tperben mel
nen Soloaten oie 8etpebre nidt aus
ben Sanoen falleu:" Dorauf mad)te
Napoleon ben 6elo3ug na6 8ublanb.
@ott aber beitellte einen barten @in-
ter, bie guiien berbrannten bas
Nuartier (Nfosfau), 10 bab Sen Col
oaten gtopoleons oie 8affen buditab-
li6 aus ben Sanoen fielen. Gin 8ai=
ier obnc Seer, soloaten ohm @epebr,
Sron1mler obne Grommelitod' - 10
famen iie tpieber ,.nb tpurben gei1la=
een.
8unberbare Jiigungen @ottes fin
sen mir aud, in Der '@e5d1iC1te Hnbo=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

ouISuGH ucL Sf1yeIu uHu OCI Vpu
perblutet iinb, ftuntm llnb tatenlos
5ugeleben bat, tper Die tauienoe bon
aatbolife,r - 9iidofe, 8rieiter nno
Sroenslente - oabinmoroenoen iotp-
| ietruiiil6en Senfersfnebte als ,,lo-
pale" Eotrioten perberrlibt bat, tpie
fann Ser be,te Moral ,,no 8eltfrie>
oen perfiillben uno cine neue gSelt-
oronune prebieen? ~.
8er bat bem neutrality-suspicious.
Sir ,,no Sor eeoffnet uno oas oeilt-
lbe 8olf Dem Observation-Disclosures
Seioent,lm preiseegeben2 Wen CAB
es unter Ben europdiiden Staats-
mGnnern, ser iofort ben innern anar-
biitiiben gbarofter bieler 0anonen
ser @eipolt beeriff? Mnitatt binberno
lno belfeno einauereifen, bat man
our6 meitere @inl6niirung oes oeut>
iben golfes einen fr,,bt6aren So
Sen id)affen belfen, in oem bie per<
bdnenispollen 6riidte 9ereift iino, Die
bertc gang europa alt pergtften bro-
ben. &.
60 eri6eint bas apniide @ebab-
rcn ser 9iftotoren nur als Inttport
uno edo auf oas entmoralilierte Gu
ropa, unb ipenn oie alles pernidtenoe
&rieesfurie iiber oas 8rab Ser les-
ten 9emofratie ser Alten Belt bin
meefegt, 10 erlebt europa cine Ee-
riobe, iiber ser Die Hero l,no Cali
ellla -ibren @aiorenpobn oustoben
lalien. Sic perfiigen ifon iiber Sra-
bonten uno @e,paltmittel gcnug, nm
8affen nno Hiiit5el1g allen oenen in
sic Sano 5lt eebelb Die onrd Dos
Gerbreben ielber on oie 8rotberren
bes Moroes oefniipit ipersen uno Sic
erbarm,tneslos ieben ermiireen unb
nieoerfnaIle,1, Ser ii6 tpeigert, nit
ins Serbrchcn 5ll 9eben.
' @s bat oas bentibe Solf einnal
iein 9eili9es r0miibes 9ieid oeut-
i6er Station erlebt. IS bat ieitber
sic Sebniud)t nad bieieln Eeide in
lih eetragen. Aber perraten bat es
bon Stuie at Strfe alles, mas ie al
Geligion, OH Wtoral, OF &rltur in
Sen Stirnreiien zines gebeiligten
&oiiertuus eeipannt NOR. @s bat Die
@roBe bes Gerrotes immer tpieoer
erneuert OH Der @robe ser einitisen
Soee, bis oenn ser @brilt 5l1m Anti-
DRIFT eetporSen lit, bis Su5ifer er-
ibeint, mn lein oGmonildes Sbmert
ipiber Nidoels refine 8eitalt 81
i6lpingen. Ger Sag oes groBen eini<
gen 9ertiblano lit in 8irfli6feit
oie @rneuerlmg ser Ssadt, III Der
llnelaube, Seioent,lm, Yerperiion ibr
eeipenitiibes &elen treibeu.
sSn bieie Nadt bes neuen Seioen=
t,,ms baben sic YGplte Yius ser elite
uno 8ius ser 3uolfte init flaren
gSorten bineineeleubtet. Sic boben
allf bie etpieen, uneridiitterlsben
8abrbeiten bineeipieien, baB nur
@ottesslaube uno driitlibe Moral bie
ein3ieen 5tiiten bon 8egierung uno
Bolt biloen nno bob Sbrone ,no
Serridaften itiiraen miiilen, Sic nibt
auf ben ,feitem Auabern oes 3ehtes
beeriinoet iino.
8as nod ipirflib driitli6 uno
,pirflib beutib lit, miro norlGufig in
ser 8erbannuns ols @olt ire,noer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-26

9ie Menee lit cine 8eitie, fie itiir5t
5ih anf oen, Ser am 8ooen lieat.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
TO BuyAmbuIance
For Gre at Britain

Eight hundred dollars in cash
and one thousand dollars worth of
clothing is the splendid record
which the Imperial county unit of
the British War Relief association
has made to date.
These results were reported at a
meeting Thursday night at the
home Of the county chairman, Ell
mer w. Heald The group will con-
tinue working as actively as possible
during the summer and hopes that
III the fall, units may be organized
i'll each county to carry on the pro-
gram.
The money will not be used, as
was planned originally, for the pur-
chase Of mobile canteenS, but for
the purchase of an ambulance for
use in civilian defense. This change
has been made at the request of
Great Britain, the need for am
balances being the greater at this
Time. This ambulance purchased
through tie generosity of valley
residents, will bear the name, I'M
perial County" SO that those who
are aided by it will know to whom
they are indebted.
Clothing amounting to $1,000 III
value has been given resident of
the county and shipped to Great
Britain.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
CavaIrymen Guests
Of Civ Church

Among recent events is the fel-
lowship supper which members OF
Grace Lutheran church gave in
honor of those cavalrymen who
have been attending services at the
church.
The Rev. Mr.. Fau1 Neipp, pas
tor. was master of ceremonies, H.
Miller welcomed the guests and the
following spoke on various phases
of army life: Private F.. Neuberger,
Corporal H. BroSsman, Private f.
Seller, Private D. Edwards, Private
Arthur Horn.
In keeping with the spirit OF
the occasion the tables were dec
Grated in red, white and blue, with
miniature American flags as CEN
terpieces the guests table being
conferred with a liberty bell.
The committee in charge was
composed of Mesdames w. Aycock,
C. Free, A Siemsglusz and j. Wa
terman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09

Your playing is interesting be-
cause you catch the mood of the
composer" was the comment on
Roberta Bartholomew work writ
ten by Marjorie Duncan Baker.
Glendale musician and teacher who
served as judge for the recent piano
playing tournament hEld q FL
Centre.
Proof of the justice o. this praise
was given to valley friends of Ro-
berta when they heard her in a
recital Saturday night at the stu
dio of Oria Kenah. $50 Olive aV-
enue, when she played the 10 com
positions which she played III the
tournament.
tournament.
Not only is Roberta gifted with a
real musicianship, a sensitivety to,
and an understanding of the com"
posers real intent, but She also
plays with a clean fluid technique,
has really lovely quality of tone,
nice phrasing and all the essentials
which together constitute the true
pianist.
The program included COMPOSE
tions of the modern, the romantic
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09

Geraldine Dickey, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Dickey, and
William Ladd, son Of Mrs. Winnie
Laid of Calexico, were married Sat
urday evening in Yuma, Arizona,
the Rev. Mr.. J. 3. Brown of the
Yuma Christian church reading
the service.
The bride was charming in her
wedding dress, a smart white sports
ensemble accented by navy blue
accessories.
Mrs. Herbert Mani, sister Of the
bridegroom, was her only attend
ant, Mr.. Mann serving Mr. Ladd
as his best man.
After a wedding dinner in Yuma,
the bridal party returned to FL
Centro where Mr.. and Mrs. Ladd
are making their home.
The bride comes from a well
known pioneer family of Holtville
and has just completed her junior
year in the HoltVille Union high
school.
Mr.. Ladd, who is a graduate OF
CaleXico Union high school, made
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR

Monday
Ingle recital, 8, Barbara Worth
Cactus Gavel club, 6:15, California
hotel
Ell Centre lodge No. 384, F. and
A. NJ, 1880, Masonic temple
American Legion Auxiliary, 8,
Veterans hall
Carpenters union, 1880, labor tenn
pie
Imperial Lodge No. 800, 8, I'm
perial temple
So Tuesday
Magnolia Mulberry, IL, Ralph
Buffers home
Social club, IL.
Lions club, IL, rSherwoOds
Mt. Signal commencement, 1880,
school
Jobs Daughters installation, 1880,
Masonic temple
Central Labor council, 1880, La
bor temple t
American Legion, 8, Veterans hall
Hi-Y, 7, high school
Church dinner, 6:30, Christian
church
Defense corps, 1890, high school
Symphony orchestra, 1880, junior
college
I. v. Stamp and Coin club, 1880,
ice plant
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Bridge Luncheon
Pretty Affair

Mrs. {. H.. Montgomery and Mrs.
Richard Moore entertained friends
for luncheon and bridge Saturday
at the Montgomery home 755 Len
Rey avenue. the two hostcsses us
ing a colorfu floral arrangements
for their recoratlonS.
Places were marked for: Mes
DANES William Pata. Merritt c.
Canfield. George r. Kirk. Don
Blair. Palmer Barrett. Stevens H.
Harris. A. L. Dilbeck, Wendell Ham
mer. David Blank, MerWin Mccoy,
Richard p. Hafner, J. W. Beshears,
John D. Jackson, Howard Farms
worth. Clifton H. Field, Frederick
Powers Heald. Russell Yeager, VIII
liam G. Foss. Miss Dorothy East of
FL Cantro and Mrs Paul Post Of
BraWle5.
Mrs. Pata won high score prize
Mrs. Beshears. the second, and
MIS-. Hammer. the third.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Two BaccaIaureate
Services Sunday
AtCi+y Schools

Dignified, solemn baccalaureate
services were conducted Sunday for
the high school and junior college
graduates of the city, two services
being held, one at Central and one
at Douglass high school.
These services were particularly
impressive this year with the
troubled world situation in the
background, and were distinguished
by unusual solemnity and beauty.
DR.. w. A. Mccleneghan of the
Methodist church delivered the SER
mon for the Central graduates On
The Shape of Things to Come
and the Rev. S. A. Amos of john
son chapel. A. NJ E. church, that
for Douglass.
Others who participated in Cen
trails program were: the Rev. Mr..
E. L. Carter, the Rev. Mr.. O. r.
Alpert, the Rev. Mr.. Thomas c.
Cunningham. Mary Moore, the glee
club, and the orchestra.
Those who took part in Doug
lass's program were: the Rev. Mr..
G. w. Davis, the Rev. Mr.. Matthew
Maeritts, Margaret Prince, Doris Ev-
erett and the chorus from the the
boys and girls glee clubs.
Central junior college will have
its commencement Wednesday night,
Central high school, Friday night
Douglass high school, Thursday;
Washington school, Wednesday af-
ternoon and Wilson school, Thurs
day evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Two Hostesses
Give Shower

Among recent social events is the
shower given by Mrs. Maurice
Young and Miss Ada Besse Beynon
for Mrs Ed Blackman, the former
Lucille Beynon.
This party took pace Friday
night at the Beynon home on Olive
avenue where opening of the daint-
lily wrapped gifts was the highfight
OF the evening, the two hostesses
serving refreshments.
The guest list for this affair in
GUIDED: Mrs. Blackman, Mesdames
w L. Rutherford, william Duflock,
w. w. Routt, Don Freeman, j. P.
Hansen, Charles Bartholomew, Le-
roy Jones, Robert Sheffield, Arch
Anderson, Guy G.. Beynon,, William
1. Schofield Howard Clark, Les
Blackman, Charles Smith, Bill
Tackett, J. w. Beshears, Arthur
Harris, S. c. Blackman, Leslie Ben
nett, w. E. Smith, Dee Percival, w.
A. Scheniman; the Misses Regene
Robinson, Georgiana Sones, Emma
Jean Payne, Jacqueline LaVine,
Dorothy Collett, Feggy Kelly, Lou
ise Chamlis, Mary Brown, Jean
Bennett, Emogene Blackard.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1941
BIesy Students Appearin
ColorfuI Dance Recital,

One Of the most colorful of dance
spectacles, brilliantly staged, artis-
tically costumed, and expertly per-
formed, was presented by Wooda
Blesy dancers at their recital Sat
urday evening in Wilson school.
The students, from the tiny
youngsters to the finished dancers,
showed the effects of excellent
teaching and the entire affair was
so. well produced, from all the de-
tails of lighting, stage sets and cos
tunes, as we'll as the dancing tech
nique, that it resulted in a really
professional performance.
A variety of dances, Portuguese,
Mexican, Russian, Spanish, Argen-
tine, Oriental, Scotch, Hawaiian, a
mechanical doll number, pretty de-
scnptive dances such as summer
Breeze" Garden Dance, the
popular "Alice Blue Gown" toe tap
and acrobatic canoes. with a pass
pied by the younger students, not
only made for an interesting eve
ming as full of variety and color
as could be desired but also showed
the versatility of the young dancers.
Many novelties in the way Of
lighting and costuming were intro
duced to make the dance steps even
more effective, Mrs. Blesy contrib
uting some of the newest ideas IN
stage production in this recital at
tended by large and most enthus-
iaStic group of friends and relatives.
Janis Aubrey, Mrs. Blesy's niece,
acted as assistant instructor and
also appeared in brilliant solo num-
bers. Mrs. John Benson served as
pianist, and Laura Eedden McFar-
land as assisting artist. Mrs. Nc
Farland, with accompaniments By
EStelle Livingston, was heard IN
o beautiful vocal solo which made
an effective introduction for the
Orientale dance.
stud dentS participating were: +:
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Hosts at Smart
Bridge Dinner

Another of the pleasant dinner
parties at which Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene E. Anderson are entertaining
friends this season, was that which
took place Friday night at their
home, 635 Wensley avenue.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard P. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs
Don c. Bitler, Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel
Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Brad
shaw and the hosts.
High score prize went to Mr.. and
Mrs. Horton, second, Mr.. and Mrs
Gallagher, and low, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bitter.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-09
Home Department
In Annual Picnic

McCabe-Eucalyptus home depart
ment last week had its annual
swimming party and picnic, those
offending being: -Mesdames Fred
Voliquettc, Jr, John T. Rice, G. c.
Marshall, c. E. Parker Ray jerks,
Roy Brown. J. A. Wilson, Edna
Forester, George L. WinWrignj,
George Swami, Norman Pearse, F..
O. Rosenbaum and the following
young people: Ala Lee WinWright
CrVon Rosenbaun,, Dickie, Dolly,
BiIlie and VIRGINIA Forester.