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Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
Orders Issued for
.WAAC Garments

DES MONIES, Ia, June II (UP)
Two girdles, 10 pairs OF panties
and l6 pairs of hose will be in
cluded in the initial issue of cloth
ing to each member of the Wo-
mems Auxiliary Army Corps.
Here's what the quartermaster
at Fort Des Moines, where the
WAACS will train, says they will
be issued in addition to their uni
forms.
Three pairs of anklets, one cot
ton bathrobe, one wool bathrobe,
three brassieres, six rayon drawers,
four wool drawers, two exercise
suits, two girdles, one pair cotton
gloves, one leather gloves, one lea
ther lined gloves, one leather work
gloves, six handkerchiefs, two SER
vice hats, one muffler, two neck
ties, one overshoeS. two cotton pa
lanes two flannelette pajamas, one
rain coat, four dress shields, eight
shirt waists.
Four wool underShirtS, one ath-
letic shoes, two service shoes, one
barrack slippers, three slips. eight
pairs cotton stockings, eight pairs
ravon stockings, one sweater, one
utility coat, two bottles for lotion
one clothes brush, three tooth
brushes, two shower caps, one comb
one soap holder. one sewing kit, one
mirror, one pair sun glasses, -four
bath towels, one first a'd kit. one
emergency ration, and one canteen
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
PIT. A. Sponsors
Recrea alton Party
For Thursday

First of a series of community
recreation program to te given un-
der the auspices of Harding P.-TA.
will take place Thursday night at
7:"J O'Clock at the school.
The first party is to be a water
melon feed followed by whist and
other games for the adults, with
special recreation for the children,
SO that the entire family may en-
JOY the evening together.
Ice cold watermelons will be
served, and for those who wish TO
attend the lecture for ground OBJ
Servation crews to be given at 8
o'clock at the high school, the
watermelons VII be served earlier
in the evening if desired.
A small charge, to cover expenses.
will be made for the melons and
the card games, but no charge for
the childrenS recreation.
The affair is open to everyone
and is part of a program planned
tn make summer at home an enjoy
able as possible.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
Barbara Hatch to be Married
Saturday in La Mesa

AS far as the Hatch family is
concerned events began with the
baccalaureate service Sunday when
Barbara sang solo the DeKoven
"ReceSsional".
The commencement exercises on
June 10 will be at pm. in the
Greek Bowl when Barbara will re-
ceive her A. B degree with a gen.
eral elementary teaching credential
and a special secondary credentlal
in music.
Many HOnOrs
During her four %ears at State,
Barbara has won many honors in
cludng that c. membership in Cap
and Gown, an organization OF the
IL honored Senior women. Other
honorS include: election to the
Associated Student Body Council
at the end of her first year, serv-
ing two terms; membership, and the
vice presidency, in Sigma Alpha
Iota, the national profess'o onal
music fraternity for women; men,
bership, and also offices in, Gam
ma Phi Zeta, social sorority; MEM
bership in Treble Clef with the
presidency this year, and men,
bership for four years in the Treble
Clef quartet; membership on the
Avs board for two "ears, in the
Y.WC.A. with the presidency this
year, and membership in the music
guild. Barbara is also a past stu
dent counselor, a past member OF
the inter sorority council and was
active in dormitoiy affairs, being
a past president
Recently the Avs presented
her with an engraved bracelet as
one of the two outstanding senio,
women and Barbara has been chos-
en- to receive the one honor, senior
music award at commencement fol
continued service in the music de-
partment for the past four years
Wedding Plans
Mr. Mercurio, son OF M and Mrs
Charles A. Mercurio, ST., is grad
uate of Los Angeles City college
where he was a member of Kappa
Chi Sigma fraternity. He is now
connected with the federal posi-
office in Los Angeles and the
young couple will make their home
in that city until Mr.. Mercuric
enters the service which he expects
to do shortly. His bride will teach
in National City next year.
Mrs. Albert Bartholomew, the
former GWendolyn CHM of Ell Gen.
tro, will be matron of honor, and
Dorothy Mae Hatch, younger sister
of the bride, her maid of honor
n. v. Wallace of Los Angeles will
act as best man, and John Kimble
and Jack Hastings as ushers, TIE
three belonging to the same frat
ern'tv as Mr.. Mercurio
Mrs Eugene Waterman of E.
~entro will be soloist and Diana
CUNT, sorority sister of the bride
he organist.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
Society
Clubs
Commend Work
Of Phillips
Committee

Commendation of the work of
Senator John Phillips of Banning
and OF his committee in exposing
the deplorable condition in parent
children homes. and recommends
ton that these homes be placed
under adequate control, was voiced
by the California Federation Of
Womens clubs at its recent sum-
mer conference at Del Monte.
This action was reported by Mrs.
r. L. Glasby of Calexico. president
of the Southern District, California
Federation, who attended the ses-
sions
The conference also emphasized
the vital Importance of voting in
the primaries as well as in the elec-
ton itself and agreed to co-sponsor
with the state chamber of COM
merce, the movement to get the
voters to the polls. Women are to
be urged to make voting their first
order of business.
California club women will also
continue the fight to have Robert
Chandler reinstated as head for
the Oakland home for the blind
said Mrs. Glasby.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
sPauIine NiboIi Married To
Sat. Johnson Saturday

Immediately after the service, a
reception took place at the home oil
the brides parents, the guests in
Guiding members of the immediate
family. ether relatives, intimate
friends and members of the G. Y. O..
A profusion of exquisite summer
flowers decorated the house, the
table being centered with the three
TERED brides cake. The bride cut
the first slice after which Tony De-
Vita took charge, the traditional
emblems, the thimble, wedding ring,
and coin, being found by Mrs. De-
Vita, Rena Niboli. and Mrs. Joe
Prccsal respectively
Mrs. johnson is a graduate of
Calexico Union high school, hav-
ing attended Holtville high school
also. She is popular member
of the El Centro C. Y. o. and of
the Imperial Valley Deanery, hav-
ing served as publicity manager.
She is also one of the associate
editors for the C. Y. o. page of the
Southern Cross"
Sgt S. w. johnson, formerly
frcm Kansas City, Mo, is now sta
toned at Camp Lockett. He at
tended Oklahoma Military Acad-
emy and the North Eastern Teach
ers' college.
News of the marriage is of con-
siderable interest as the young
couple is well known throughout
the valley, the bride coming from
one Of the pioneer families.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
Club Catorce Has
Dinner Party
For Husbands

Club Catorce members had their
last party for the current season
Sunday night when they entertain
ed their husbands at dinner, guests
of honor also including Mr.. and
Mrs P. N. Van Slyck who are leaV-
ing the valley next week to make
their home in La Mesa.
The group met at the j. P. Han
sen home, 488 Ell Centre avenue,
and from there adjourned to 566
Brighton avenue where they had
dinner together.
A military theme was used for the
attractive table appointment and
during the dinner hour, members
learned the names of their unknown
friends.
After dinner the group returned
to the Hansen f"me for the bridge
game, later drawing the names Of
unknown friends for the year to
cone.
Mrs. r. c. Barter had a birth
day annive "sarv that day and the
club presented her with a birthday
cake and a gift of defense stamps
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Vaa Slyck Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen,
Mr.. and Mrs Barter, Mr.. and Mrs
j. A. Pique, Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Xize, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace
MI. and Mrs. j. A. Ashley, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Kieffer, Mrs. Bill
Roberts, Mrs. Arnold M. Blackburn,
Mrs. Frank Modem, and two new
members and their husbands, Mr.
and Mrs. Edmond Gies and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carson Powell.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
Registration for
Church School
Increa asing

Total enrolment is now up to
215 in the daily church vacation
school. with many of the students
wearing proudly the red or blue
brought one" buttons.
A number Of the parents have
visited the school, and the min
isterial association has invited
everyone interested to inspect the
sessions, held in the Presbyterian
First Baptist churches and the
Methodist social hall.
One of the most encouraging
things that has happened occurred
Tuesday officers said, when an out
of-the- valley resident, staying in
the city for few weeks, brought
child and wished tc pay for tut
ton to do her share in helping the
school, although there is no charge
The visitor expressed her pleasure
in the remarkably high STANDARD
of teaching which she saw dis.
played.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
CALENDAR
Wednesday


3 ct 40, I, WestmOrIand
Btcher's union, 1880, Labor tenn
pie
City Council, 1880, city hall
F'rles, <, 500 Broadway
State guard 1888, stadium
Thursday
Vaca'i n church school, $3.50,
chulcheG
Rose Mesquite, 1890, Murphy
home, Imperial
l. A. T. S., 1890, Labor temple
Rotary club, IL, Barbara Worth
Ground observers, 8, high school
Alamo Verde, 1880, Alamo school
Softblll game, 1880. stadium
Recreation party, 1880, Harding
school
Motor corps. 1880. high school
Horizon club, I, Camp Fire hut
20-3O club, Z, California hotel
B'rbara Worth Rebelahs, 1880,
644 Olive
PIilding trades, 1880, Labor tenn
pie
b. p. O. E. No. 1925. 3, Elks hall
Troop II. I, Scout hut
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
Club Women Anticipate
Del Mar Conference

additions Oh outstanding artists and
speakers are given at every session.
Mrs. Il. l.. Glasby OF CaleXico,
Southern District president, has re-
leased the program Tor the con-
ference and is anticipating a parti-
cularly large attendance from the
county since this is the last sum-
mer conference at which Imperial
VALLEY will hold the limelight, the
district election coming next No
Vember.
The program will be dedicated to
Mrs. John Stearns Thayer, state
president; to Mrs. f. w Shirk, and
to Mrs. Ivadelle johnson, state
president on Juniors, the Juniors
sharing for the first time in the
program.
Sessions begin at 1:30 pm. on
June "a and Mrs F. d. Jacobs of
Ell Centro will make the response to
the greetings to be given by Mrs.
Edward DWyer, San Diego county
president.
To Participate
Other Imperial Valley residents
who will have share in the pro-
ceedingS are Mrs. Adolph Binder
Of CaleXico, district corresponding
secretary; Mrs. j. w. Lawson OF
CaleXico who will present group
of vocal solos with accompaniment
by MS. w. II. Lorenz, also OF Ca
! leXico; Mrs. Joseph SimonS Of
BraWley who will report on the
general federation convention; Mrs
M. N Robinson of inland, Imperial
county president who will be one
of the guests of honor at the presi-
dents dinner the evening of the
oath; Ben HulSe. former senator
from Imperial county who will tall
at the good government hour or
June 25.
All during the convention variou.
artists and lecturers will be pre-.
Sented and the Juniors will have .
half-hour program on June IS
making the sessions Of considerabl,
interest.
From CaleXico a large delegation
VII be present including Mrs. GlaS.
by, Mrs. Lorenz, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs
Binder, and also Mrs. Fred Braf
ford, president of the CaleXico club
Miss Barbara St"aWn president o
the Junior club; Mesdames E. E
Kelson, Leroy Little, V. E. Erick
son and j. Pace.
Mrs. Ben Hulse, president of tn
Ten Thousand club, will head tn
delegation from Ell Centre and ha
asked that any club women inter
ested in attending call Mrs Nor
vations.
Mrs. John Zenos will go from
Holtville, Mrs. Simons from Braw
ley as will probably Mrs. j. {
ArchiaS, BraWley president.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
TO Form Women's S
Chorus Fridav

Organization of women's chorus
as a part CT the city'S recreation
program is in prospect and all
en- interested in singing are in
vited to meet at the Harding school
kindergarten room, which inciden-
tally air-cooled, Friday night at
745 o'clock
This chorus has no connection
with any other organizations and
is designed solely to give women
who enjoy singing in a chorus an
opportunity to do SO.
Mrs. Leo DeCelles is giving her
services as director and Mrs. Laura
Redden Mcfarland is contributing
her time and services as accom-
panist.
The preliminary plans call for
singing of those beloved familiar
songs which singers and audiences
always enjoy as The Old Refrain,
Indian Dawn, when Children
Pray" and who Is Sylvia"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
new BOOKS
At the El Centre Public Library
FICTION

At the El Centre Public Library
FICTION
Floods OF Spring, Henry Bella
mann; Silent Are The Dead, Geo.
II Coke; Walls OF Jericho, Joseph
McCord: Sunset Craze, Luke Short;
The Song OF Bernadet.', Franz
Werfel; Footsteps Behind Her. Nit
chell Wilson.
NON-FICTION
Successful Entertaining, Ida B
Allen; Respectfully Yours, Annie,
Sylvia Brockwa-: The Art OF Walt
Disney, Robert D. Field; Ideas For
The Ice Age. Max Lerner: Shadows
On The Down, Alfred Moves:
Around The Mediterranean With
My Bible. Harriet Patterson; Phil
osophy For Lowbrows, S. B. l..
Penrose The 9Th Column; Every
Mans Book, Francis c. Stifler;
Rubenstein's Chess Masterpieces.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS. Ell CENTRO. CALF.
chash., ssnss OF Interest to Women sss.s' csas.
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Bridge Luncheon Honors
Mrs. P. N. Van SIyck

Complimenting Mrs. P. N. Van
Slyck, Mrs T. l.. Skinner and Mrs.
e. J. Mack entertained Monday
with a bridge luncheon at the
Mack home on West Main street.
Pretty flowers decorated the
house and tables providing an at
tractive setting for the party.
In the bridge game, Mrs Earle
g. Davis won the high score prize;
Mrs. Norman f. Dupont, the Sec
ond; Mrs. o. j. Bradshaw, third;
and Mrs. Fl. G. Diller, the low
score prize. The two hostesses pre-
sented Mrs. Van Slyck with a guest
prize.
Invited guests were: Mesdames
John T. Rice, r. ]. Clevenger, Ross
T Hickcox, Ben Hulse, F. d. ia
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17

the Curriers' plan to remain I'm the
valley until August when they will
90 to Ii Jolla. Mrs. Currier was
recently in Los Angeles to meet
her son and one of the highlights
Of the weekend was the dance the
Junior class. Of which Warren Is a
member, gave for the Seniors at the
Cocoanut Grove at 5ne ambassador
hotel. Martha Jeanne jenkins.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A.
jenkins, was Warren's guest at the
dance, returning to the valley Sun
day with the Curriers'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17

cobs, Earle G. Davis, Dwight Smith,
John Waterman a. c. Finney, p. E.
Ryerson, Julia Bracket, Don c.
Paulus, j. B. McNeece, John b.
McNeece, Norman f. Dupont, b.
A. Harrigan, w. Fl. Tyler, Jr., Will
liam c. Reed, Percie .Thacker. Ro-
bert w. Ware, Forrest e. Kutz, o.
j. Bradshaw, d. B. Roberts. Rod
ney jenkins, w. j. Thornburg, II
c. Diller, Fred Kenyon.
The two host-1ses were assisted
by Miss Marie Skinner.
Mrs. Van Slyck is a past presi-
dent of the Ten Thousand club
and has been active in numerous
civic groups. She and Mr.. Van
Slyck leave next Tuesday for La
Mesa and will be missed greatly by
their friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
New Babies at
CityHospi+al

Among the new babies at the Ell
Centre hospital are those born:
To Mr.. and Mrs. Arch B. Bryant,
227 North Eighth, on June 10, an
eight pound, 1917 ounce boy. Curtis
Conrad;
To MI. and Mrs. William Dell
Curry. June IL, girl six pounds,
l4h2 ounces;
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Rosan-
baum, June IA, girl, eight pounds,
one ounce:
To MI. and Mrs Billy j. Cowan,
Ji'ne Is. a boy. eight pounds.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Bradford
Larson, June 16, son, 9 pounds,
2R ounces, named Jack Bradford
arson. Jr,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17

One of the most important, and
certainly one of the most interest
ing conferences of the year for
club women of the Southern Dis
trict. California Federation of Wo-
mems clubs, is the annual Del Mar
summer conference, which this year
will take place June "a and Is in
the attractive Del Mar hotel
This conference is of particular
value to program cnairmen since
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
Old Time Dance
FridayNigh+

FRIDAY nirht in the Imnerial Vet
Grams ball. Rural Recreation Coun-
Gil, will stage another of the popu-
lar old time dances. open to all in
terestod Dcncing will start at $3.50
p. m. and a new orchestra has been
engaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17

This week Is an important one
for Mr. and Mrs. E. N. d. Hatch
for their daughter Barbara, will
be graduated from San Diego State
college on Friday, and on the fol-
lowing day, will be married to Charles
A. Mercurio, il at pm. in the
La Mesa Methodist church.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Andrews
and Mrs. Andrews son, Peter Boyd,
left wednesday for La Jolla where
they have taken a house for the
summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17
News Items About Valley Residents

Mrs. S. Emmitt Allen is in the FL
Centre hospital recuperating from
a slight operation.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-17

Warren Curri,r, III, is home for
the summer vacation from the Cat
alma Island School for Boys, and
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COLORA

Mrs. H. o. Klair Is able to be
about again after her recent illness.
Miss Betty Jane Murray, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. w. Grier Muir
ray of Wilmington, has position
with the War Construction Board,
Washington, D. c. The young lady
is granddaughter of Mrs. s. e.
Riley, Colora.
Mrs. Clinton Way, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks, is now
able to sit up awhile in her room.
Clayton Ferguson has been very
poorly at his home at Mt. Pleasant.
Billy Coulson, wife and little
daughter, of Greenhurst, were cali
ers at the home of his aunt Mrs. r.
F. Pierce.
Harold Virgins enjoyed visit
with his brother, James and wife in
Pocomoke City.
Lawson s. Love, Port Deposit,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Yocum.
Charles Brown has returned to his
home here after spending a few
weeks at Niagara Falls where he was
employed He has returned to his
work at Edgewood.
Hugh Jones and family are Oc-
cupying the Brady McGlothlin house
here, lately vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale Johnson.
We were informed there were
about sixty in attendance at the
Missionary meeting in West Not
tingham Church last Thursday af-
ternoon.
Ernest Brackens and wife have
returned from visit with relatives
and friends in North Carolina.
Mrs. Dale johnson has moved her
household goods to theshome of her
parents near Blue Ball, where she
has stored it, her husband having
been called to the Army some time
ago.
The teachers and pupils of
Colora School held bake in the
School building last Friday after
noon; proceeds for benefit of the
school.
Mrs. B. F. Caldwell and SON have
returned from a visit in North
Carolina.
Mrs. R. F. Pierce recently visited
her nephew Lewis A Coulson and
family, Port Deposit.
Mrs. Clifford Barrett and daugh-
ter and Miss Myra Lippincott were
callers here Sunday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Virgins and little
son spent a few days the past week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Virgins.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Having been drafted by the Re-
publican party to serve as a candi-
date for the Office Of County COM
missioner for the Third Commits
sioner District, take this means of
asking your support and friendly
influence, because, due to present
conditions, it will be impossible for
me to contact all voters personally.
If elected to this Office, using the
words Of Lincoln with malice
toward none; With charity for all".
PERRY A. GIBSON
Rising Sun, Md.
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posite Purchasers Hound Club

posite Purchasers Hound Club
| House.
Fifth District, First Precinct
At North East, i'm G. A. r. Hall, on
Church street, for voters whose sur
names commence with A down to K,
inclusive; at North East, in G.. A. r.
Hall, on Church Street, for voters
whose surnames commence with L
down to z, inclusive.
Fifth District, Second Precinct
At Charlestown, in Mrs. Sarah E..
Cooper's Store Building, on Main
Street.
Sixth District-At Rising Sun,
in the Fire House, for voters whose
surnames commence with A down to
F, inclusive; at Rising Sun, in the
Fire House, for voters whose sur
names commence with G down to
Nc, inclusive; at Rising Sun, in the
Fire House, for voters whose sur
names commence with N down to z,
inclusive.
Seventh District, First Precinct
At Port Deposit, in Fire Engine
House, on Main Street, for voters
whose surnames commence with A
down to X, inclusive; at Port De-
post, in Fire Engine House, on Main
Street, for voters whose surnames
commence with L down to 2, inclu-
sive.
Seventh Dist, Second Precinct
At Perryville, in Jr. o. U. A. M
Hall Building, for voters whose sur
names commence with A down to
J, inclusive; at Perryville, in Jr. O.
u. A. M. Hall Building, for voters
whose surnames commence with X
down to z, inclusive.
| Eighth District-At lakewood, In
American Mechanics Hall.
Ninth District-At Calvert, In
Rosebank Cemetery Hall.
By order Of
Harvey w. Ewing, Pres,
Horace B. Lilley.
Tobias Rudolph,
Board of Supervisors OF
Elections of Cecil County.
e. Kirk Brown, Att.
j. Howard Ash, Clerk.
If gas rationing Is a test of our
moral fibre, most of it must be OF
Soma NOR araafz mafaFial
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the construction work at Port De-
post, was struck by an automobile
the day previous and painfully in
jured, receiving several fractured
ribs and bruises about the body.
Four years ago his brother was
killed by an automobile when he ran
in front of a, car In. front OF his home
on Otsego street. in Hayre dc GRACE
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ing the boy but was unable to do SO.
The child was taken to the Har-
ford Memorial Hospital. suffering
greatly from shock. his left leg SO
badly mangled that amputation was
necessary and his left arm was brok-
en-. He suffered internal injuries
also.
The father. who 10 employed on
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FOR JUDGE OF ORPHANS
COURT
RALPH 4. WILSON
Your support will be appre-
ciated.
I hereby announce my
candidacy.
ANNOUNCEMENT

It has been brought to my at
tention that a number of people
in Cecil County think that am a
candidate for Sheriff on the Republic
e-n ticket, and I take this means Of
advising them that / am not candi-
date for Office and my name will
net appear on the ballot
Robert A. Boyd.
Former Deputy Sheriff
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BICYCLE RIDER SERIOUSLY IN
JURED BY TRUCK

George Angelucci, the eleven-year-
old son of Mr.. Orlando Angelucci,
of Havre de Grace, was seriously in
jured Wednesday of last week, when
he fell from his bicycle In front Of
the truck driven by Mr.. R. F. Leslie.
of Port Deposit, at the intersection
of otsego and Juniata streets,
Havre de- Grace. during the noon
hour. Mr.. Leslie tried to avoid strik-
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ELECTION
NOTICE

In compliance with the provisions
of the Election Laws of the State of
Maryland Notice is hereby given
that an Election will be held in Cecil
County, Maryland, on
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES
MRS. w. ATLEE ARMOUR
House OF Delegates
Your support would be
appreciated.

Issuance of so many B1, BE- and
B3 cards is proof that the whole
eastern seaboard is vitamin con-
scious.
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For County Treasurer
WALTER T. APPLEFORD
A Vote OF Condolences!

When you vote for Walter T.
Appleford for County Treasurer
you vote for a man that was
born on a Maryland Farm and
worked with his father on
farm in Cecil County until
about Is years ago when he de-
cided to enter the business
field. Mr.. Appleford has been
successful in his undertakings
and is married and has a family.
His education consists of the
Public School and High School
and later graduating from
Beacon Business College in Ac-
c0untancy.
Your support will be greatly
appreciated.
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