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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Pick Dearborn Inn

The reception will be held at
the Dearborn Inn
Marjorie Gibson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Gibson OF
Quincy avenue. became the bride
Of Willard a. Hartwig son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartwlg of
Petoskey avenue. Saturday
morning al 81 Theresa'S Church.
Father Michael { Collins Of
ficiated.
White gladioli predominated
in the church decoration.
The bride wore a white net
gown over satin with a fitted
bodice. short pulled sleeves and
voluminouS skirt. Her headdress
was a crown fashioned Of seed
pearls from which extended A
fingertip veil. She carried "A
prayer-book and a white orchid.
Mrs Thomas Gibson. Sister-in-
law Of the bride. was maid Of
honor and wore powder blue
organza. a matching picture hat
and CaTTTFT z TdTET DOUqUCt, OF
garden flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

James Hartwig. also a brother Of
the bridegroom, and Thomas A..
Gibson, brother OF The bTIde,
were ushers.
Mrs. Gibson chose p foam
green crepe dress. a large white
hat and white accessories.
Mrs Hartwig looked charming
in a beige jersey dress, brown
hat and brown accessories.
The wedding breakfast was
held at the Warren Valley Golf
Club and an evening reception at
the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwig left on
two weeks tour through
Canada.
August Is is the date on which
Roberta Harris. daughter Of
MIR and Mrs. Robert G.. Harris
Of ParkSide avenue, will become
the bride of Clarence Rost of
Ames, Ia. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick RoSt of Muscatine, Ia,
in the Highland Park Baptist
Church at s D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

will become the bride Of George
l.. TAYLOR Of New York, son OF
Ut. and MIS-. GCOTEC +, dETOT
OF Hornel, y. Y, August 30.
Isabella Payne. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Payne Of
Columbus avenue VIII speak her
vows 10 Lee Frederick Gilbert
Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs Roland
Pollock Of Indiana avenue. Au-
gust 30. in ST. AnthonyS Shrine
in DunS Scctus College.
Out-of-townerS Nj and Mrs
William A. Falls of Parkslde
avenue and their SON William
Jr.. are among the guests at the
Waldorl-Astoria in Now York.
Konrad Wosinski OF Glynn
court has been in Chicago since
Wednesday, spending much Of
his time making the rounds Of
the straw hat theatcrS offered
by the numerous Chicago sub
urbS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Get Surprise Element

Last Thursday Mrs George
Ferguson of Three-Mile drive
entertained in Roher1a.S- honor
All of the bride-elect's parties
will have somewhat of a surprise
element 10 them, as she does not
know just what type showers
they will be.
Miss Pauline Abbott gave a
party in her home in Tuxedo
avenue yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James McMaster. Mrs.
Wardley McMaster and Mrs.
Thomas Kerr are entertaining
in Mrs. Kerr's home in Griggs
avenue this Tuesday.
Wednesday Mrs. Burton Smith
and Mrs. Randall Claypoole are
planning a festive gathering.
Mrs. Elmer Huffman. Mrs.
Howard Lake and Mrs. Leighton
York are collaborating on some
thing elegant in Mrs. Huffman $
home in Beechdale drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Mr. Kdpp Jr
Heads Flint
Coli Dance
FLINT. Aug. 2.

FLINT. Aug. 2.
TIIE influx of out-of-towners
i has spurred the entertain
ing spirit this week until it
looked something like holiday
feStivity. Many out-of-town faces
were noted at the Summer
dancing party staged at Flint
Golf Club Saturday evening. r.
r Kapp Jr. served as general
chairman of the affair with Mrs.
o. Hoover Bankard Jr.. assisted
by Mrs. Mace r.. Crittendon and
Mrs. Robert w. Taylor working
on decorations.
The dinner preceding the
dance was an appreciation note
tor Mrs. Don tJennie) Weiss,
outstanding woman golfer of the
club. who won the woman's state
championship for the third time
this year and received the trophy
Tor keeps"
Listed on the visiting roster
are Mr. and Mrs. Karl Robinson
and two children, Karl Jr. and
Jeanette of Haddonfield. n. j.,
who are visiting Mrs. Robinson's
sister and brother-in-law, the
Charles S. Motifs. Also at the
Mott home is Mr.. Motifs daugh-
ter, Mrs. Patrick Butler Of
Cleveland.
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. But
Ter we're present at several par
ties this week. Mrs. Robinson
shared honors with Mrs. Harold
Taylor and Miss Alice Burke of
Pittsburgh, who are visiting the
Lester NJ. Taylors, at a buffet
luncheon given Tuesday by Mrs.
Max Burnell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Bride-Elect
Fetes Fill
North-End
By THE DOwAGER

TVIE north-end Is bursting with
Il much feting OF brides-elect
and nuptial news.
Spinster dinners are so much
fun and an especially gay and
colorful one was given recently
for Irene Chargot, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Chargot
of Lonyo road, whose marriage
TO DR.. Edward r. Bien, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bien of
Lonyo road also, will take place
August II, at Holy Redeemer
Church at 1920 a. m.
Miss Ruth Ratigan and Miss
Virginia Sands were hostesses
at the Rotunda Inn 10 Mary
Jane Stoetzel. Evelyn Johnson,
Dorothy Sweeney, Alice Char
got, cousin of the bride-elect,
Maxine Sigmund. Betty Hogan,
Clare Martin, Violet Maletsy.
Evelyn Weise and guest Of
honor. Irene.
The table centerpiece was Of
garden flowers with tapers and
clever place cards with flowers
attached.
The rehearsal dinner will be
given next Sunday at the Char
got residence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Fuller Marriage
Set for Saturday

ELIZABETH JANE FULLER,
niece Of Maud Elizabeth Miller
OF Wayburn avenue, will become
the bride of Mervin Lester
Henry. son of Werner Henry of
YpSilanti. Mich. and the late
Mrs Henry next Saturday in
the Wesley Chapel of the Met
ropoltan Methodist Church at
4 o. m.
Grace Anderson will be the
brides only attendant.
Walter Qualmann will be the
best man and Harold Knack Of
Ann Arbor will seat the guests.
The young couple will reside
in Ypsilanti until after Febru-
airy Both are students OF Michi-
State Normal College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Brother Best Man

Kathleen Gerber and Yvonnc
GansSley were bridesmaids They
looked lovely in yellow organza
gowns with matching picture
hats and they, too, carried gar
den flowers
Winton Hartwig. twin brother
OF the bridegroom, was best man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
The z SuIey Girls Here

The annual visits Of the two
Suley girls. daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Suley, is also
the inspiration for much enter
tanning. This year their sojourns
VIII coincide for one week.
Mrs. Donald J. Bonawit of Glen
Rock -. j.. arrived early in the
work anu 1er sister, Mrs
Walter L. Moran of Maplewood,
y. J.. and son, Walter ii, Will
be here Monday.
Another guest in town is Mrs.
Harold Cook of Kalamazoo who
visited her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin J.
Cook.
DR. and Mrs. Charles +. KantZ
Of Philadelphia complete the list
Eastern visitors They were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh r. Erbaugh and together
with their hostess spent part
of the week in Battle Creek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Mrs. Torey Hostess

Next Saturday Mrs. Sterling
Torey of Fenton, Mich, will
entertain in her home.
Several other North-End we'd
dings listed this month are:
Mary Elizabeth Goode. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard II.
Goode of Parkside avenue. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Miss Jane Sage Honored

The Pittsburgh visitors were
honored by Mrs. r. A. Bower
and Mrs. William G.. Mixer at a
luncheon Friday and also at an
other luncheon given by their
hostess early IN the week. The
guests who were also present at
luncheon Wednesday when
Mrs. William +. Hufstader enter
tanned at Flint Golf Club. This
was held 10 honor the HUFF
StaderS' visitor, Miss Jane Sage
Of Rochester, ~ Y, and also
included an out-of-town quota.
'fhe festive round continued
Thursday with Mrs. Arthur +.
Summerfeld entertaining at
luncheon at the Flint Golf Club
10 honor two former Flintites
visiting here. These included
Mrs. Edgar y. Phillips Of Roch-
ester, y. Y, who with her two
children are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald r. Healy, and also
Mrs. Wendell Crane Of Atlanta,
Ga. who is making stay with
her mother, the senior Mrs. T. S.
Tonpypr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

the bride OF Charles Burt son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Burt
Their wedding took place at
ST. Anthony rectory.
MCGUIRE CHESTER
Claire Mcclure and Theodore
r. Chester were married re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Brown. and John II. Baker Jr.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Baker.
were married recently al Dexter
Baptist Church with Or. Warner
Cole officiating.
Following the ceremony, re-
ception was held in the patio Of
Red Run Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

her marriage to Charles w.
Gadd.
The bride-elect is the daughter
Of Major Edwin 4. Hebb.
BROWN-BAKER
Miss Marion f. Brown. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Gently at Our Lady Of Lourdcs
rectory
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert Mcclure
and her bridegroom IS the son Of
AiFs.sAiitee Chester ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

MISS MARGARET MAN
MING, chairman of the
special activities committee
of the Catholic Study Club
Juniors, met with her COM
mittee the other day 10 plan
next seasons parties which
will start off with a
sweater swing" which will
be held November ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
BA TES- MILLER

a recent marriage was that OF
Miss Rita Bates. daughter Of
Mrs. Mabel Bates. and Nicholas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Mo,thend Society Happenings
lDou GuA 2ta,YI

DREYER-BURT
/ Miss Adele Dreyer, daughter of
r Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dreyer, is now
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22

.n- Iis survey
Dg Kernahan vas guest Of honor
a. q breakfast meeting Wednesday
mJmne II the California hotel, a
sp'cIM meeting OF the valley min
.s'cr.dl association
Man# Of The pastor from other
cli'- decided to attend the remain
in. training meetings. bringing
" IEars from their churches to
'akc aGFantafe Of the Opportunity
offered.
Preaching Mission
J ms campaign and the preaching
MlelGn which opens throughout the
sa.lr} on Nov 3 We're the chief items
O.. business
'Falth tor Our Day is the theme
FIR thi. mission to be conducted
b; DG Charles Burden, state evan
E'iIst tor the Baptist churches of
California; by Dr L. A. Reed, pas
tor o. the First Church of the
n, zar,ne Pasadena. and by the
R'y NJ Frank T Porter. paste.
OF tine First Christian church in
Torrance
These three will address meetings
III HoltYillc, CaleXlco, BraWley and
L. Ccntro Nov. 81. the mission con-
Guiding With a mass meeting Nov
in Central High school auditor
ium.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Business Women
Be gin Sessions
Next tuesday

Business and Professional Wo-
mems club of FL Centro will have
its first meeting of the fall next
Tuesday evening in the Barbara
Worth hotel
Plans for this meeting and for
the entire year were discussed at a
meeting of the club executive COM
mittee and the past presidents, this
meeting taking place Tuesday af-
ternoon in the office of the preSi-
dent, Miss Florence Glenn. at the
court house.
After the meeting Miss Glenn en-
tertalned the group at dinner at
SherWoods
AT next weeks meeting Mrs. Ev-
clyn Beatty will talk on the nation
al convention held this summer in
Los Angeles, a convention which
She attended.
Committee chairmen for the year
are: Leah Boyer, emblems and
membership; Ruth Bennett, pro-
gram; EValyn B. WeSterfield, legis-
latlon: Carmen Gibson, magazine
Eva Payson, health: Merta Thomp
son, international relations; Evelyn
Beatty, music; Florence Denham
financial; Olive G.. Carleton, public
relations; Evelyn Allen, publicity:
Ruby Barthel. transportation; Merle
Hart, education and research: Lucy
Adalr, hospitality; Florence Den
ham, refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Clubs
Society
Girl Reserves in
First Meet of
School Year

With aAmcIlcamsl IL i."-
theme fer the }ear. Central g..
Reserves had Their o. mn meet
ing Tuesday cycnin= IN ia" Meth
odist social haiI zaerc I'll r..
Mr. F L. Garter. pastor O. b.
State Street Christian churrn spoke
on their theme
Mrs. Alice CLARK discussed th.
national defense program. auG 81"
part Girl Reserves may pl'g j..
Imperial county, nom" daf'..a
work: Kathleen Kicftcr ied tu'
devotional service. BOY Lea Lo3-
ton played two giolin solos @....
Accompaniment, y I,u4 North
Lila June Snow dlscu ed the .a-
quiroments for Cir Reserve Mrm-
bership and also pIans for TarJ.
activities including tha Cub Ganr'
Pat Jones pointed on 'haf agr
were payable.
Miss Meta Beard ley AID Gi-
Leila NJ. LiesycId. advisor. ".I.
introduced and SPOKE briefly.
Betty Lea Horton. sOa4 leader
led the group in Girl Reserve.
SONGS as they lormed the lur.d-
ship circle. the cl9.ug egeut Oh
the pro2ram
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Past Officers
OF Shrine are
CompIimen+ed

Mrs. Clifford Macarthur. Junior
past worthy high priestess. and
Duane Stafford, Junior past watch
man OF shepherds. were honored by
fellow members of Oasis Shrine No.
20, White Shrine of Jerusalem at
the meeting Tuesday night in the
Masonic temple.
The two We're presented with
handsome gifts from Mrs. John
Kuhn, worthy high priestesS. by
Mrs. V. f. Erickson who made the
presentation for Mrs. Kuhn in a
most pleasing manner
Mrs. George w. Damron the
newly elected district deputy Tor
Region No |, which includes the
San Diego shrines, was prese *
in her official capacity for the frs
time to her own Shrine members
Mrs. Damron responded graciouSl
with a message of greetings.
The chapter room was decOra
with effective bouquets of roses, the
banquet ROOM both in the table AMI
wall decorations. carrying out
Halloween theme.
Refreshments were served by :
committee of CaleXico members: Ell
ma Huey. Mabel Reid, Anona May
field, Amy Young. Vic Erickson.
Ann Homola, Hattie Mccoy, Helen
BlaCkman,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
History Section
Views Pictures

Colored motion pictures of the
trip which the Malcolm Macurdas
took this summer were shown at
Mondays meeting of the Ten Thou
sand club history section to the
great interest of the members who
enjoyed views of national monu-
ments, historical sites, and other
important places IN the United
States.
The section met in the club house
tea room and Mrs. Macurda showed
the pictures, telling briefly some
thing of their trip to the east coast
Mrs. Dan Scott presided at tn,
business meeting and was also hos
tess for the day, serving tea at thD
close Of the program. Mrs. Don {
Paulus, club president, poured and
the tea table presented an attrac-
tive picture with its silver. china
and crystal and its centerpiece O.
lovely roses from the Scott gard
ems.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Four Thousand Interviewed
On Church Survey in City

-Four thousand person have
been interviewed in the first two
days in the survey being conducted
IN FL Centre by group OF churches
cooperating in the Kernahan visit
alton evan2elistIe campaign, cam
paign conducted under the super
vision CT Dr.. Farl Kcinahan, Oris-
inator Of this form Of evangelism.
This week workers arc surveying
the city, learning the church pre-
erences of citizens and next week.
trained visitors from the churches
listed as preferences VIII call on the
individuals
As a result Of the iirst tWO daEs
survey each minister has a long
li.t Of names Of persons who haze
Indicated their preicrnces Tor his
church and these people will be
called upon mex. week.
Training Meetings
So great has been tie response
that extra workers are needed and
DR.. Kernahan will conduct a train
ing meeting for pastors and work
erS on Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock in The First Baptist church
with the final meeting at 30 pm.
Sunday II he s2mc place.
Wednesday morning many OF the
pastors and their workers assisted
the Second Baptist church in max
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Sorop+imis+s Ask
For Old Toys

Broken, discarded toys which nc
Cne else wants are the special de
sire of the Soroptimist club.
This woemn's service organiza-
ton is asking donations of worm
out. cast aside playthings. plan
ming to repair them so that they
will be as good as new again, after
which they Will be distributed to
undcrprlvilcGcd, neglected young
sters whose play needs are not
taken care ct 10y other organizations.
ANY one having such toys to give
to the club may leave them with
Mrs. Maybele Beecher, Vreeland $
l4l South Seventh.
Plans for this project we're ulS-
cussed at the clubs luncheon meet
ing Monday at Sherwooda
Helene Bennett, president gave
an outstf Sd)s report ON the re-
cent regional meeting when Sne
offended in san Jose.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Bridge Club at
He aid Home

Wednesday bridge club members
this week changed their mccting
date to Tuesday since many of the
members wished to hear Ruth Com
fort Mitchell MRS. Sanborn Young
guest speaker for the valley Pre-
America J apter luncheon Wednes-
day.
The club met with Mrs. Fred
erlck Powers Heald at her home on
WenSley avenue where they enjoy
ed luncheon, tables being gay With
Halloween decorations.
Mrs. G. H. Montgomery won the
high score prize, Mrs. john D.
Jackson, the second, and Mrs. Will
liam G .Fcss, the wandering pril2.
Mrs. NJ. c. Garfield was a guest
OF the club. the other members
present including MeSdameS Hcalu.
Montgomery, Jackson, Foss. v A.
Francisco, Russell Richmond. c. A.
Irving, Richard Moore, NJ. j. La
Brucherie, Russell Yeagcr and Miss
Elizabeth Meyer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
PIT. A. Chairmen Address
Enthusiastic Audience

Two hundred and Sc parents
Tuesday night responded enthusi-
aStically to the stimulating Chal-
lenge presented them by two dy-
manic = cakers, Mrs Donald M.
Rankin chairman of secondary -
ucation eXtensiIl. California Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers and
Mrs. v E. Shepherd of the adult
education bureau. Los Angeles dis
trict,
These two state chairmen ad-
dressed meeting in Central junior
college. meeting attended by the
members of Washington, Mckinley,
Wilson and Harding Parent-Teach-
er associations and of the Parent S
Council of Central
Mrs. Rankin and Mrs Shepherd
this week have been visiting all Of
the valley associations and Tuesday
was Ell CentroS night an evening
which will count as a rcd-letter one
.or all who heard these two out
standing women Both are charming
personalities, magnetic. intelligent
speakers who gave their audience
much to think about in the field
of parent education.
P.-T.A. Goals
Mrs Rankin spoke first, discuss
ing the five goals which the state
is emphasizing in P.-T.A. work, this
year: providing a normal life for
children; seeing that an adequate
nutritional program is maintained
in the home; education in conSum-
er buying so that in this time Of
rising pr,zeS. each dollar may be
expended to the best advantage for
the family: education in health,
both for the family and in the field
of public health, and finally, main
tenance 2f morale IN the home.
The dtiieS and responsibilities Of
parenthood do not end with the
eighth grade she declared, but carry
on through high school and college
years, which often are the most i'm
portant years in the development OF
character and citizenship.
Parent Training
Mrs. Shepherd stressed the i'm
portance of adult education point
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Defense Corps in
First Aid Work

Arrangements are being made for
of trainnl which the Imperial Wo-
mems Defense corps is about to
undertake according to plans mats
at Tuesdays meeting in the sta
dium.
1t. H. b. Lubarsky of the llth
cavalry regiment gave a talk on the
subject, discussing it in general af-
ter which detailed exposition was
given by Sgt. Fred V. Snyder
First lesson in the subject is set
for ne/ Tuesday at the stadium
and all those women interested in
home defense work are eligible to
attend.
Arrangements are bing made for
indoor meetings during the winter,
Mrs. Fred L. Riddle acting captain,
announced Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Reservations for Concert
Series Selling Rapidly

q mr:uses4 and '.esc desiring
q a#.4a.- a0 sa9ttu vii bc given
ae .s..n - eating according to
'te order IL eMrh sueh applica-
aaa .n.aa - '.os,e' secretary or
iaI 3..-'Hs ~ other valley COM
mma4.
VI Ag.a E - excl IS general
'laka. srcsetaa WITH Mrs c. S.
Js#snaa ~. afa ri Centre assistant;
z.rs. J A. teelan. BrawleY: Mrs. D.
T. S'aaF.. CaleX!co and V. S. Har-
ri-5n. II1,t@..Ie.
r. .,ces wi. Tear includes:
....xa9a'- Fa.loH kv famous pian-
-. eM..".sa one of the greatest
.tHg Interpreters Il Chopin; an
o9.:. re Marriage Of Figaro" by
Ire Al.r O.e'3.t Opera company
presented Ea.usn and in modern
DIS. and IL SllIado concert en-
sombl" q. 20 ua.ps. Gute. piano
tna .aIn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
lie sion 10 Give
Farewell Dance
For Officers

\ q a.a.aG CO., =, .o t.a o.
ase. o.. - IT,. e.s3E. n H.1'
and thnr I8.... ~, an... IA Le4-
.ga is elsaa a GaE"" I3es. a."
HIen, iii -. i" ( a..9 Tn.eE.A5
All g.. e. -s...ar o.. @asr"s la,.on iDr
!. tna' c2m3 5 - a.a H"an' 20
tne ydl..E.
a general .nrijo.lon has Ben
sent to IL commanding officer at
emp Soe!eE and 10 t.aa commanI-
IL officer a CuuH0, no individual
invitations to the respective otIlcc,a
and thcir ulye> peng issued. All
member OF Ire Ic-4#a. their Iaa4.,
and ali cX-sg'HIc, uau and anon
ladita are also iaglted ls sJc..a
for this dance Taola viii Dc no
admission chat@c.
a -pcc.al floor sh9W Wln b
biou-ht OYER Icm GrM Dec
TbIog9n the >Mltc.s cf the y T.
joric Hallecx studio and Ed Fly
tits sho" i t;>a tla Ieeisn ii
cooperation Wun IL n8spitalty.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
New He aIth and
Disease Concept
ElecFro-Metric Analysis

Research in Electricity, Radio and
Pathology makes possible this new
method of locating. analyzing and
relIevma TIE Ills Of mankind
ms remarkable instrument may be
IL very meara, by which you can
rc-an your nealth.
F5r a5o d. only, Saturday, Oct.
25tE. D. NJ l. McPherrin, D. c.. of
saa Diclo VII g.ye a complete
Electro Metric health examination
II thu M&Eaa Hotel in FL Centro
for oG dci'a..
y rai or any of yOn friends have
ben l.jlial = hra,,h and have not
ben aalr = Ind tee cause, avail
yourself 81 TN, Opportunity. ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Auxiliary to Hold School Of
Instruction in San Diego

Valley American Legion Auxiliary
members are TO send a large dele
cation to the school Of instruction
which will be conducted Sunday at
the U. S. Grant hotel III San Diego.
Plans for this school were an
nounced at the 22nd district meet
ing last Sunday IN Julian where
delegates were greeted by rain anl
snow.
AT this latter meeting. Hazel DC
son OF CaleXico, petite chapcau for
the 8 ct 40 and a member of COreo
Lake auxiliary unit, reported on the
national convention a. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Nora Spahr Of San Diego district
president, conducted the meeting.
Boyce Aten unit being represented
by Edna Morrison, district vice
president, Mrs. Nathan Nye and
Mrs. George Nails.
School Faculty
Those instructors for the school of
instruction this coming week are
Monica Foster state president; Mrs.
R. H. Mahan. vice president and
membership chairman: Mrs. Ethel
Flynn, secretary treasurer; Mrs. G..
Conley, Americanism: Mrs w f.
Snelson, child welfare; Mrs. Harry
Gray, community service; Mrs. j.
Lohonske, education; Mrs. NJ. Blair.
Junior activities; Mrs. A. Wilson.
rehabilitation. and Mrs L. Bar
ker trophies and awards.
Mrs. Fred L. Riddle. president Of
Boyce Aten unit is taking over one
group, aTd among those who hay g
made reservations for the school
are: Mrs. Nails, chaplain and Red
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Schools
Churches
CALENDAR
Wednesday

Wednesday
Advanced bridge, 1880, 10000 club
Bankers study group, !, Barbara
Worth
Tcastmistress club, G:15, CalifOr
mia hotel
Eagles, 8, 569 Broadway
State guard, 1880, stadium
Thursday
McCabc-E II ca lyptus, 10, 1894
Brighton
Rotary club, IL, Barbara Worth
Bridge section, 2, 10000 club
Eastside- Sunset, 1870, Eastside
school
20-30 club, I. California hotel
RAM. No. 109, 7:30, Masonic
temple
Building trades, 1880. Labor tenn
pie
Electricians, 1880, Labor temple
B.P.O.E. No. 1928, 8, Elks hall
Night school, 10, high school
U.S.W.E and Auxiliary, 8, Vet
Grams hall
CalexicO. vs.. Imperial 8, CaleXico