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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
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meloen, anoernfaus iie feline 8eriid-
iihtisung finoen. gs miro elm Siib-
nerefen ierbiert. Nebeneeridte iinb
@ebeirnnilie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

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mittags itatt.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Notc @ren3.1tnterbaltmn

2iebe Golfseenoiien! Samstag,
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geiagte ltnterbaltl,na sugunlten oes
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Gertuanoten elm. iid gu beteiligen.
slbenSeiien miro ierpiert bon $3.50
l1br Bis $50 ltbr abenbs. 8ratmurIt
unb- Sauerfral,t.
Programm.
l. Lied mach Auswahl.
s. s. Maenner Chor.
2. Without Song 80. VIM. Thesis Jr
BARTON Solo
3. My Body ............... Donaldson
Youngstown Maenner Chor Quartet
4. The green Cathedral -. Karl Ham
Damenchor Edelweiss
Dirigent 80. Waldemar Nischwitz
5. Tenorsolo mach Ausrahl :. E. Bendel
6. Ansprache 49,. Herr Wilhelm Tobler
7. a) Anward Christian Soldiers 49,.
.................. Sullivan Nilsson
Rayen High School Chorus
b) Ave Maria .......... Schubert
Miss Jennette Timm.
Dirigent .... w. Nischmitz
8. My Lullaby Moon -. J. A. Parks
Youngstown Jugendchor Lyra Quartet
Q. Happy and Light Of Heart ......
Bohemian Girl Balfe
Director ;. DR.. Heinrich Stearns
10. Play Gypsy :. Dance Gypsy .....
................. Counties Martha
Hungarian Folkssong and Dance
8eioe Nummern geiungen bon ser
iebr befannten &aoiosS sSdneerin Mrs.
Wargaret 8arconD.
9sadber Sans.l1nterbaltmna.
Mit ber5lidem Grub
9as. 2omitee.
@ilbelm Sbeis. Wibael 9ofeid,
@eorg 8aider.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

Srit, 1ram5 nnS Geors SAL.
Das aonnitee fiir Grit, Gran5 unb
@eorg Hon lit ihon an Ser Mrbeit
un6 bat bic weipiuisune oes wereins
am Samstae, ben 81. Gebruar ibren
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Siebenbiir9iidj. .SGdiiidjcr Nolitiide,
Glib.

Mm Is. 6ebruar finbet Sic Ser,
iammlllng a,nieres politii6en CLUBS
ltatt, uno sipar Sonntag, Is. sSebr.
3 nbr nadm. slae Mitglieoer tper'
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genbeit nid)t slt perpaiicn. gs III
beute luidtiger oenn ie iid an iolher
Gerlammllngen 81 beteiligen.
gtab Ser @eriammlllng miro beim,
gemafte 8ratipurIt uno Sanerfrau1
an ale Mntpeenoen fret lerpiert.
Mi6ael @ofeIh, Hrdlibent.
per 8eorg 0eppner, Sefr. 3peig 30
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
3meia 26.

beronitaltet am Samstasabeno, Sen
Z. Tebruar einen NasfenbaQ uno alle
gereinsmitgIieoer iamt ibren lieben
6nmiIien unb Sreunoen iino beralifl
eingeIaSen. Hreiie meroen ausgeteilt
fir Die beiten &oltiime uno stpar in
Defenie Bombs. Mnfang lit 7:30 l1br
obenos. Cute Muiit miro oie 8eine
gum Shmingen brinsen. @as nod
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bas 8omitee beiorgen. Mlio fommt
aae unb labt uns einige fr0blide
Stun0en berleben i'm areiie gutter
@eieQifaft.
q. S. @inoer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

Sinb Gie xnb Sire Amseb5riseH
2eitsliet i'm arant,npereiu mnb
Central Sertanb? @enu nidt, iett
II bic 5eit teisntreteu. Tim senanere
Snfsrmatisn rmfen sic ben 2ptaI.
bertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
6ur Grinnerune
an meinen geliebten @atten
@i6aeI 8adjner

NtW0el UQ0nef
geitorben am Z. Gebruar 194t in
youngstown, Ohio.
Gin .Sabr 1T nun berfloHen.
Sn arober Erauer ,inb Sdmer5.
Seitbem bu uns bait perlaiIen.
Gu Iiebes 0aterber3
8ieber febrt bic grinnerunssftunbe,
Siefer S6mer3 erfiiut mein 3er3.
Benn id5 aebenfe Der lebten Stunbt
Mls ber Sob bid nabm bon ,ins.
llno ipenn i6 iite gan5 aIein,
q tGnnteit bu bod Bel mir iein.
@etpiomet bon 6einer trauernoer
@attin un6 &in6ern
Narsareta 8a6mer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

8ir@en Jranen 8erein 8eriamm.
lung.
Ser 4irhen Srauen 8erein Ser
2utb. &onterus @emeinbe bGlt feline
monatHde Beriammlung Donners'
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Nms Meftaea, pa.
3iueia 81.

Sn ser Sanuarperiammlung tpur.
oen bie l,euen @eamten BON Sdtpe.
Iter Suianna &omiider initalliert.
slm Z. ssebruar finoet cine
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
Gin nnfchlbares Mittcl.

Sn gebanoIlmg oes 8erliner
MrStes Seim mar cine nernole Ou-
me, .bie picl on &opiifmer5cn lit
lmO i'm nit allerbano albernen
Singen ouGlte. Inter anberen fam
ibn bie Game nit oenl Gori6lag,
lie m0hte iih Sanerfnbl auf Sen
&opf legen. oenn iie babe aebort,
oaB ores ein lmfeblbares Ytittel iei.
rSebr gut" iagte Seinl, ,aber pcr=
geiien Sic nur niht. nud, cine 8rat.
lulrit oa518ulegen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

- Scbenfans lit jett Der r6erne
Often" l,nierem @egrifispernSge,t
hetrGbtlih nnher geriift.
Heno lit ser Srt, an Dem Die
Neihen am ihncGlten aus Der Gbe IN
oie Gbe gelongen fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

stnb eie mnb SIRE Anseb5risen
Nitslteb i'm &rantrnberein nnb
Central Werbanb? @enn ni&t, jett
1T bic 3eit betsutreten. tim senauere
Snformatiun rufen Sic ben 3otal=
pcrtrcter Qn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05

&ein Gaidinstans am Z. Iebrnar.
Weiter tpuroe beihloiien, bon Sen
Briioern, Die anlpeieno .paren. bic am
Z. Gebruar a6aubaltene Gaiding nuf.
stidieben. Ser Ean5 tpirb bardum
berldo6en auf einem un6eitimmten
Datum.
80. 6. &ielti9, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-02-05
2l,s uiles, Ohie


sm 80. Sanuar fat Br. YrGi. u.
8uneid eine Speaialperiammlung
einberufen, tpo alien Brii6ern berid.
tet muroe, oaB unier treuer Bru6er
Midael @otb
aus 6em 2eben gerufen tpur6e. I'm.
fer Bru0er &otb itarb am 80. Sa.
nuar in Der Griibe. Mube ietner Mihe.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Young Neishbors
Club Has Party
Thursday Night

Gertrude Sigmon's birthday an
niyersary was celebrated Thursday
night when her fellow members of
the Young Neighbors club gather
ed at the Lloyd Sigmon home for a
meeting.
Gifts and a decorated birthday
cake, made by Mrs. John Slaton
were presented to the guest of hon.
or. Games were played and re-
freShmcnts served from a buffet
table centered with rose and yellow
lantana, very effective against the
white draWnWork cloth over green.
FavorS were SnoWmen made from
apples.
Earl BeSherS presided at the bus
mess meeting during which Pauline
BlocmSma was named chairman for
the committee for the next meet
ing, January 7. with Loren Leger
and Gertrude Sigmcn as the other
committee memDc:S.
Those present were: Pauline and
Floyd Bloemsma, John and Ger
trude Christensen. Bert, Edith,
Earl and Wilma Beshers, Vernon,
Charles, Floyd and Gertrude Sig
mon, Loren Leger. John and Hazel
Seibert, Mrs. Lloyd Sigmon, Mrs.
Will Won FlUss.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Methodist School
Changes Program

Instead of the usual Sunday school
class session followed by the morn
ing hour of worship the Methodist
church Sunday, Dec. 20, will have
its Christmas service and will give
up the usual Sunda" school pro-
gram for two morning services,
identical in every respect except
that at the first. the Junior choir
will furnish the music, and at the
second, the Senior choir.
The first service at $50 am. Is
designed as a family worship hour
with the children and their parents
in attendance. The pastor. the Rev.
Mr. Hayden S. Sears will preach
Making a Bethlehem Out of Bed
lam, the same sermon that he will
preach at the later hour and the
Junior choir. directed by Dorothy
Armstrong, will sing the traditional
Czechoslovakian carol. THE Carol
of the Sheep Bells" Mrs. Eugene
Waterman. a member from the Sc
nior choir. will sing the solo for
the meditation.
Children will bring the usual gifts
for a white Christmas. Primary
department. students, who arc too
young for the service will have their
own meeting and program.
At the II o'clock service, the Sc
nior choir will sing christmas
Bells and Mrs. George S. Wash
burn, soloist, the Mozart "Alleluia.'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
cs%ss:' s.ss. OF Interest to Women sss's' c,at.
Emed " Ann Hard yDuh
Evening Division Enjoys Story
ByMrs. H.C.D DiIIer

er for the evening division.
Once again Mrs. Diller charmed
an audience with her deft version
OF Margaret Lee Runbeck's S delight
ful Our Miss Boo, scoring anoth-
er success as she told in appealing
manner this pleasing tale of an
adorable small girl.
The stage was set to resemble a
child'S room, giving the necessary
atmosphere for the story.
Mrs. William Pata, chairman,
conducted a business meeting, high
light of which was the agreement
that every member will pledge her
self to purchase two tickets for
the opera, "Hansel and Gretel' to
be given in January under the
clubs sponsorship.
Refreshments were served from
beautifully appointed table CEN
tered with a miniature Santa Claus
and his reindeer and lighted by
silver taperS.
Mrs. Louis B. McManus. Mrs. Will
liam G.. Foss. Mrs. Weldon Huds-
peth, Mrs Karl Kaiser, were host
esseS for the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Society
Clubs
w ak|ey Children
Plan Party
Their Parents

To all the friends of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Guy n. Weakley,
the four Weakley children, Bob,
Frank, Esther and David, extend
an invitation to call at the Weak
ley home Saturday, when Mr.. and
Mrs WcakleY observe their 25th
wedding anniversary.
The children are holding open
house for their parents that aft
ernoon and evening between the
hours of and ) and and 9, and
want all friends of Mr. and Mrs
Weakley to drop in for a cup OF
tea with them in celebration OF
this silver anniversary.
Originally intended as a surprise
the parents, in a way that parents
have, became suspicious that some
thing was brewing and had to be
informed of t,.e plans for their an
niVerSary
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Social Events
For Juniors

HOLTVILLE, Dec 18 - Holtvillc
Junior Women's club members have
enjoyed two delightful social events
this week-the tea Thursday and
the dinner dance Saturday.
Mrs. Alvin Immel, Mrs. Howard
Vencill and Mrs. Frank McCoWn
were hostesseS for the Christmas
tea Thursday afternoon in the
civic center one of the prettiest
and most successful of these an
nual affairs. Beautiful Yuletide
decorations and piano music by
Gladys Howell added to the Eoli-
Gay atmosphere.
Last Saturday the Barbara Worth
country club was headquarters for
the clubs annual Christmas for
NAL. dinner dance. Here also
Christmas decorations made an eff
fective background for the smart
evening gowns worn by the women
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Mrs. .HuIse Gives
Fine Report at
Club Me citing

An outstanding report on the
proceedings of the annual Southern
District convention last month in
Riverside, was presented by Mrs.
Ben Hulse for the Ten Thousand
club at its December meeting Thurs
day afternoon in the club house.
Mrs. Hulse gave a concise sum-
mary of the war work reported by
the various member clubs of the
five southern counties of the state,
OF the convention program and
business, and the interesting side
lights on persons and events.
Chief business Of the club was
the decision to sponsor produc-
ton of the opera. "Hansel and Gret-
ell which will be given in January
by a group of outstanding muSi-
clans directed by Wendell Water
man. The opera will be presented
in the high school auditorium, vii!
be open to the public and all pro-
CcedS will go to The clubs welfare
and Red Cross activities.
Six new members were welcomed
at the meeting: Mrs, M. S. CoWan
Mrs. Zoel Turner, Mrs. V. S. Aron-
oyici, Mrs Gerald KeeSec, Mrs. Her.
bert Vining and Mrs. Joseph N.
Stanton.
Mrs. Elmer w. Hcald, program
chairman, introduced George Burt,
head of Centrals music department
who presented music students in a
program of Christmas music, and
Kathleen Kieffer, coached by Miss
Helen Dowd, in a Christmas read
ing.
Social committee members served
tea from beautifully appointed
table, decorated with pretty Christ
mas scenes. Mrs. Hulse, and Mrs.
w. A. Tondro, club vice-president,
poured. Scarlet poinsettiaS, bowls OF
pyracanthuS sprays, a sparkling
snowman made attractive decora-
tionS for the club room.
Mrs. Pauluss committee included
MeSdames r. j. tCleyenger, T. H.
Gebbie, j. W. Glasgow, Stevens H.
Harris, w. S. Kong, w. A. Marshall.
H. A. Spear. Arthur F.. Spring, j.
d. Townsend, Martin c. Wahl, John
F.. Waterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The query us the Universe, IN
Guiding Man, Evolved by Atomic
Forcc?" is the subject of the Sunday
lesson sermon in all Churches OF
Christ, Scientist. The Golden Text
from Acts reads: known unto Goa
are all his works from the begin
ming of the world"
A Bible citation includes these
words OF the prophet, Haggai: "Ac-
>cording to the word that l coven-
Ianted with you when yc came out
of Egypt. 50 my spirit rcmaineth
among you: fear ye not. For thus
saith the Lord of hosts; Yet once
it is a little while, and | will shake
the heavens, and the earth, and the
sea. and the dry land; And l VIII
shake all nations q. and l Will I'LL
this house with glory and III
this place will l give peace, saith
tho Lord of hosts" An excerpt from
the Psalms is also included: THE
Lord sitteth upon Tho flood; yea, the
Lord sitteth King for ever. The
LORD will give strength unto hE
people the Lord will bless hi
people with peace"
Mary Baker Eddy. in Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
turcs," contributes these statements:
Tine universe. like man, is to be
interpreted b" Science from It's di-
vine Principle, God, and then 1t
csn be understood; but when cx-
planned on the basis of phySica'
sense and represented as subject to
growth. maturity, and decay, the
universe, like man, is, and must con-
,tjuue to be an enigma Spirit is
y,hc life SUBJ tance, and continuity
of all things
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
HoItvine Chorus
Gives Program

HOLTVILLE, Dec. Holtville's
community chorus Sunday, is pre-
senting a Christmas concert, begin
ming at 2:30 pm, to be held in the
high school auditorium, open. free
of charge, to the general public.
Community singing of Christmas
carols, choral numbers, solos by
Natalie Heckenberg and the Rev.
Mr.. Earl Anderson, will highlight
the program. Mrs. Heckenberg is
director for tle chorus and also is
the posseSsor of a remarkably beau
tifrl voice which will be heard to
advantage in the lovely Ave
Maria.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
CALENDAR

FridIy
Basketball, 7:30, Central gym
acacia party, 3, l.. NJ. BackuS home
Jasper, 1880. Jasper school
Dance 1880, Camp Seeley
Senior play. 8:15, high school
Painters, 1890, L'bor temple
i;tLOrcrs, 7:30, Labor temple
Cid time dance, $3.50, Imperial Vet
Grams hall
Saturday
University club. 1890, 566 Brighton
Chapter CIV, 2. L. o., 2, $50 Wens"
ley
open horse. 8, ElkS club
Dance, &, Veterans hall
Senior plly, 8, high school
Delta Sigma Chi dance, 10, J. &.
hall
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Last Week OF
Seal Sale

I'VE are now entering the final
week of the 36th annual Christmas
seal sale" said Or. Fed C. Gregg
OF Calexico president of the coun-
ty tuberculosis and health aSsoci-
alton.
while the returns have beer.
very gratifying, we have not yet
reached our goal. The treasurer re-
ports that $1816.45 has been re-
ccived at headquarters.
Because Of the busy holiday ac-
tlvitieS man, persons have not re-
Spondcd and WI are sending re-
minter cards so that They TOO may
take part in the tuberculosis work
in this county"
Contributions may be sent to the
Imperial CountJ tuberculosis and
Health association, P. 0. Box 500
FL Centre, or to Mrs. Bertha Hix-
son. room 4, court house, Ell Cen
trO
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
FIRST METHODIST

Eighth and Olive, Rev. Hayden
). Sears. pastor. Church school. 9:30
am. Mrs Wendell Waterman. SUpt.
Morning worship, 9:30 and II; ser
non, Making Bethlehem out OF
Bedlam." Special music, $50 am,
anthem, Junior choir; solos, Mrs.
Eugene Waterman: IL am. anthem.
senior choir. solo, Mrs. George
WaShburn. Methodist Youth Fellow
ship, 7 pm. Evening worship. 7;3O:
Christmas Musicale.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
DANCE SATURDAY

In answer to many questions re-
ccived by the canteen hostesscs in
regard to Saturdays dance at the
Veterans hall, the dance is to be a
real party in every respect, but it
is not necessarily formal one.
Those girls who wish to wear their
party dresses may do SO. and those
who prefer to wear the street-leneth
type are assured that they will be
dressed Just as appropriately.
This dance is sponsored by Off
GERS of ali infantry unit stationed
on tho desert, and will be open to
only the men of the unit who have
been given passes, and to the young
girls who will serve as partners.
Music by really outstanding dance
band. entertainment. refreshments,
are all supplied for this party, with
officers of the unit and their wives
serving as chaperones. Dancing is
from 8 pm. Saturday to 1870. Cam
teen junior hosteSses. Red Cross
Junior hostesses, members of the
Imperial Desert Corps. and other
girls interested in attending will
be welcomed. Those girls not be-
longing to any of the three organi-
cations. should register with Mrs.
Percie Thacker, chairman of host
esses for the canteen.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
News items Ab out
VaIIev Residents

Clark Jacobs will be home from
Los Angeles for the Christmas hol-
idays, spending them with Mrs. ia
cobS and their son, Clark, Jr., and
also with his parents. Mr.. and MIS-
T.. d. Jacobs.
College students are beginning to
return for the Christmas vacation
and among them is RaYnor Glenn
onS son of DR.. and Mrs. r. c.
Clemons. who is expected this
weekend from use.
Mrs. Daniel Jrdd is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. p II. Judd
Lieut. Norman S. Dupont will az
rive in the valley next week on fur
Tough from Lowry Field, Denver,
Colorado, where he is stationed,
and will spend Christmas with Mrs.
Dupont and their son. Forrest. Nor
man Reese Dupont is stationed at
Lowry Field.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
CANTEEN PARTY
Churches
Schools

A beautifully ornamented Christ
mas tree decorates the servicemen' S
canteen, the decorations being done
Thursday night at a Christmas
tree trimming party with Mrs.
Dwight Smith and Mrs. M. o. Nc
Rea as the hoSteSses, assisted by
the canteen junior hostesses, the
servicemen and the senior hostesses
on duty that night.
Mrs. McRea and Mrs Smith Serv-
ed sandwiches, cookies and coffee
to the guests and in addition gener-
ously supplied the tree and the dec
orations. Many of the women in
their neighborhood contributed
homemade cookies, which we're
thoroughly -enjoyed, ons service
man expressing the appreciation for
all when he said, Gee. this is
swell. I'll never forget FL Centre
as long as I live.
Mrs. Frank Bailey donated hun
dreds of cookies cut out and iced
so that they resemble Christmas
trees or Santas, and these arc hang
ing on the tree. making most at
tractive decorations.
After the tree trimming. the men
and junior hostesses enjoyed game .
and dancing, as we'll as the refresh
mentS,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN

Fifth and state streets. Edwin L..
Carter. pastor. Church school, 9:f3.
Mrs. Ray williams, Supt. Morninc
Worship, 10:45: sermon, "VisitorS TO
Bethlehem" Special muSic-Anthcm
. Choir, George w. Burt, director;
Anthem by Girls chorus, Wilma
Lakcy, director. Christian Endeavor.
$50 pm. Evening worship, 1880;
Christmas Cantata, George w. Burt
director. Special music - Anthems
)y Girls chorus, Wilma Lakey, dir
,ctor; solos by S. o. McGaughy
Mrs. G.. w. Burt. Margaret Anne
Charles Slocum.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
ShowerGiven For
LenoraCos+elIo

Lcnora Costello whose marriage
to Kenneth Stephen Decatur oi
San Diego will be an event OF Jan
,lar;. was guest of honor at an in
formal supper and shower given
Thursday night by Jane Barrett at
her home.
Guests, in addition to Miss Cos
tello, we're Mary Virginia McNeecc,
Marie Skinner, Elizabeth NeSbitt
and Martha Reed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Central Pupils Give Beautiful
Program ForRotary and For
Ten Thousand Club Thursday

Programs that were identical in
every respect save one and which
proved to be outstanding observ-
ances of the Christmas season, were
given by stuoents of Central high
school and Junior COLLEGE Ter the
Fl Centre Rotary club at the ladies
day luncheon Thursday noon in
the Barbara Worth hotel, and for
the Woman's Ten Thousand club
that afternoon in the club house.
For both clubs, George Burt,
head of the music department, pre-
sented his students in a beautiful
program of Christmas music, and
for the Ten thousand club, in ad-
dition, Miss Helen Dowd, head of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Wilson Children
To Aid Soldiers

Since this is a war Christmas,
Wilson school children are planning.
instead of the usual exchange of
Gifts. to send their presents to serv-
icenen in hospitals.
The majority of the rooms plan
to bring presents suitable for serv-
icemen to their Christmas cclebra-
tions. each student having the name
Of the man to whom the gift is TO
be sent
In the 6-l2 room. that taught by
Mrs. Fannie McCrory, similar
plan has been worked out, the chill
drcn voting to forego any kind of
Christmas treat and to send their
gifts to tho San Diego hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

Orange at Sixth. George w.
Thomas. DID,. pastor. Church school.
Q 80 am, Mrs. Freeman C. Witt,
Supt. Morning worship. IL; sermon,
"The Empowering Truths OF Christ
mas" Special music-Anthem. Mrs
Zona North. director. Westminster
Fellowship, $50 pm, Evening Wor-
ship, 7:30; christmas Pageant,
THE Story That Never Grows Old"
Special music - Christmas Carols,
adult end junior .chotrs- 500
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
Vesper Service
Date Changed

Central Girl Reserves this year
have changed plans for their ves-
per service-instcad of holding it
Sunday afternoon as was planned
originally, in view Of all the actiY-
ity centering around the Senior
play Friday and Saturday nights
of this week. the vesIeIs will be
given at the school assembly next
Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-18
FIRST BAPTIST

700 Orange Ave, DR.. II. d. Hell
wig, pastor. Church school, 9:45 am,
Mrs. H. A. Sullenger, Gen. Supt,
Morning worship, IL; sermon, Good
Tidlngs." Special music by choir.
B.Y.P.U.. $3.50 pm. Evening worship,
); sermon, Christmas Program by
the Sunday school. Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 1880 pm.