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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Clyde Melendy tobove),
chief deputy county osses-
sor, is seeking nomination
on the Democratic ticket for,
the post OF assessor.
With the slogan. Equal Rights
to All, Special Privileges to None. Z"
Clyde Melendy. present chief dep
uty. is campaigning for nomination
on the Democratic ticket as county
assessor. Fred Smith, incumbent
having served two terms, Is barred
by law from seeking reelection.
Tn electing a man 10 the office
Of assessor. II should he on quail
fications only" said Mele ~.
This is the day Of experience and
efficiency. l have had Is years
experience as an appraiser Of prop
erty in the county. seven and =
half years as chief land appraiser
and chief deputy in the assessors
office. / have been a resident of
the county for 20 years OF my
three sons, Donald Is with the
navy at sea; Merele on call as an
army air cadet, while Clyde. Jr.,
is in Stadium high"
Melendy has been a delegate TO
years, representing county en-
ployes. He is past vice president
OF the state council of American
Federation Of State. County and
Municipal Employees. He is on the
executive board of the lzaak Wal
ton league and is member Of
various fraternal and civic or
CARNATIONS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
News Breviiies
From Peninsula

GIG HARBoR-Mrs. Thomas
Luosey who left last week for
San Francisco to remain for the
duration returned to the harbor
Friday unable to find living quar-
tiers in the south.
Mrs w. c. Goodnough of Sea
brook" will return to her teach
ing profession for the duration.
She has been assigned a school IN
the Port Orchard district.
Mrs. Agnes Billings. teacher OF
the intermediate grades at the
Crescent Valley school last year
has accepted q position this year
as principal Of school IN the
Pleasant Valley district near
Bremerton.
Mr.. o. J. Sovde, principal for
the past three years of the Ores
cent Valley school has accepted a
position this year as principal OF
the Ashford grade school. Mr..
and Mrs. Sovde and their son,
David, will move to Ashford Fri
day.
Mrs. w. c. Goodnough spent
the day. Monday in Seattle visit
ing friends.
Duane Parish. former principal
~ the Rosedale school Is now
employed in the Rremerton navy
wards. He will remain there for
the next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ruoker
and family were dinner guests
FRIDAY evening at the home OF
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Will
liams of Hood canal.
Visitors Friday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Finholm were
Mrs. Adolph Hekel and son. Ken
meth, Of Compton, Cal. and Mrs.
Hekels sister. Mrs. Conrad Man
mes. who is visiting in Seattle en-
route 10 New York to join her
husband who is stationed there.
Mrs. Finholm and Mrs. Hekel
were former college room mates.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lamphier
Of Crescent Valley are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
fourth child. son. saturday
morning at the Monzingo hospital.
The grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Buchanan sharing the congratula-
tons are former Gig Harbor resi-
dents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Moore
and son accompanied by Mr..
Moore's parents left Sunday by
automobile for few days vaca-
ton trip to Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
Fisherman Londs
00-Pound Shark

ASTORIA - Juno Ascsey, an
Astoria gillnetter. thought he had
the biggest catch ~ the season
when he had 20 tow his net into
dock.
And he had-it was 1000
pound bssking shark, believed Ia
Dc first Of It's kind landed inside
the Columbia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27
WPB Representative
Will Address Club

Henry Bacon, recenny-appoint-
ed representative Of the War Pro-
duction board for Tacoma, will oe
speaker at Wednesday evenings
meeting Of the South Tacoma
Kiwsnis club. At e:l5 o'clock IN
the Masonic temple at 5eol South
Tacoma way.
How Priorities and ALLEGATIONS
Affect Bushes" will be Bacon 3
subject. Also on the program will
be an entertainment number, ae-
cording TO Everett r. Jensen, who
will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest In U. s. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Moore
and son accompanied by Mr.
Moore's parents left Sunday oy
automobile for a few days vaca'
ton trip to Yakima.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

Mrs. Milton Bud1 Trgdcil '""
former FIinor Flick whose maTa2"
was an event Of Jan . @aa guest
oil honor at a hl@ef al.ea 1hE-
dag b. MIS- Stewart Znn 1908
Woodward Avenue
The hCatc,. us"a s5.qusI1r ."r.i-
leas in h"r dcc-raaoH anl ID, o
cetnerLiecc pl hcr snuU, ar-
pointed table. all dceola4ona e~tr,-
lne out color scaeme 81 pink
and green sparkling crystal coutu-
buting to the attractive appearance"
Of the tea table
Many nice pittS were rccci@cd bV
the attractive young lrldn from
her friends, the sueat III beng
headed bv Grandma Zmn and
including Mesdames Forresf IlLl
Hudson Boatntr Earl I. hudrl-
son. Forrest Zinn. il. John tdeal
Howard Davis. George Ledcimmu.
jack Wardlsw. Franz Rosanba.n
Bert Manley. Milton Zmn, Jonl
Graves, Alva Jones, Ma& IInn. An
is Robinson. w " RoItt. w L.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Evangelist Will
Continue Here

James Earl Ladd, evangelist-at-
large for the Christian church. has
been asked by the State Street
Christian church to extend his
crangclistiS meetings. in Ell Centre
until March ).
TH2 evangelist planned to con-
du". meetings for two weeks but
church members and officers, feel
ire rhat his work was so helpful
in the present crisis and has not
With ,ueh Succes5 al view of the
intcrns. i'll and attendance at the
mon'mgs. have asked MIN to re-
man mn1 Maleh 5. which he has
2Grccd t. do
NJ ladd conducts meetings
ni-ntIy c&eepl Monday III 80
GCiorh
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
SKATING MEET OPENS

CHICAGO. Feb. 20. tUPp Sch
!or contestants flashed over the ice
in open competition at the nationa
league figure skating meet today
with easterrers holding q top
heavy lead in other divisions
Dorothy Coos, petite l3-Near-ol:
from Philadelphia, won the laGine
iunior award Richard More, But
'alo, mems royi"c; Mabel Mac
Ch"!5on. Philadelphia, women
"ovIr", and Arthur Preus2h II, 81
uul, Junior mems.
Competition Was more closel'
punched in the mer's novice where
l.ore held ONLY 4 few points lead
over Marcus Nelson, Oakland, and
Jim Lawrence. St Paul. Judges will
base final rankings go per cent or
school fieures and ~ per cent O
fee skating competition which will
be held tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Red Cross Offers
New Service Of
information

Vailel residents who have rrla-
t.ycs or friends in uny Of the War
cones. even in enemy territory, may
Obtain information concerning
their welfare through the Amer
ican Red Cross
This is the latest service offer
90 by the Red Cross and is Oh
tanned through their agencies in
the various fields, and through
thc international Red Cross SER
ylCc
Those wishing TO make inquiry
should 90 to Red Cross headquart-
crs, l20 North Fifth, where they
fill out proper blanks which are
forwarded then to the proper ag-
ercies for information Necessar-
llv this search for information
t.kcs considerable time but it IS
dependable and is available for
oil who wish it.
The FL Centro chapter already
las requests for information on
persons in the Philippines, in IIa-
waii. in Poland and many other
regions ofthe world
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Drama Workshop in Splendid
Proqrar0 FOR Club Thursday

conducted the business meeting
dlnmg which the following mem
LeIS Of the nominating committee
were chosen: Mrs M. }. Do"d, Mrs.
John Is. McNeeee MIS-. ,. Enmlll
Alien. elected from the club, MIS-.
Elmer W. Heald vlc"-prr ldrhI,
and Mrs. c. Walter Hclnrchr, eve
mag division chairman, appoIIittG
by the board
Mrs. Beatrice Maltby and MIS-.
NJ. c Pinnell were welcomed INTO
membership.
Mrs. c. Walter Hcinccke, as ch llr-
man of the evening division, vel
coined the afternoon division mem
bers and invited the audience to
ioin fl q social hour during "fllch
refreshments were served by tic
evening division members.
Pretty Table
The long lace-c0vered tablc nae
an exceptionally attractive appoint
mcnt whose centerpitce was mod
crnistic cherry tree in 5ilvcry grey
with scarlet Rlmdrops Tor the
fruit Blue tapers with white ac-
cent, rested on scarlet hatchct
bases. and tne candies, the cherry
tlrtS. the napkins. all repeated the
red white and blue color scheme
Appropriate Tor WashinRtons
birthday.
Mrs. Head and Mrs c. S. Reed
poured and the hoStesses. smart il.
their attactiye evening gowns, add
ed decidedly to the decorative ef-
feet as they served their guests.
Baskets of caSsia sprays and
variety of potted plants decorated
the hall making Il pretty back
ground.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Tanda Group Has
Dinner Party

Tanda Camp Fire girls planned
and served dinner 1ur u dollar
learning much about food values
and cost in doing So
This dinner was an event CT Sat
urday night and not only did the
girls prepare and serve a deliciuos
menu, but they also had party dec
orations, made by Bonnie Belle
Barker.
At recent meeting of the
group at the home of the guardian,
Mrs. A. A. Blackburn, plans for
this dinner and for earning money
were discussed.
These present were: Alta Lee
Winright, Wava Perry, Carolyn
Barkes, Mary Nell Parker, June
Blackwood, Betty Jean Hurst, Bob
bic Ann Deem. Genevieve Utley
Martha McNutt Mrs. Blackburn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Mind is the subject Of the Les
Scn-Sermon on Sunday in all
Churches OF Christ, Scientist. The
Golden Text is from I Samuel:
The Lord is God of knowledge.
and by him actions are weighed"
A Bible citation Includes thcsr
words from John: Nov a certain
man was sick, named Lazarus, of
Bethany When Jesu, heard
that, he said, This sickness is not
unto death, but for the 2lary CT
God . Then when Jt5us came,
he found that he had lam in the
grave four days already Then
they took away the stone lr@n TN"
place where the dead WAS laiA. And
Jesus lifted up his eyes, and SAID,
Father, l thank thce shat thou
hast heard me - And Ven lac
thus had spoken, he cr!cd with =
loud voice, Lazarus. come forth
And he thlt WAS dead came lorrh.
bound hand and foot with grave
closhcs; 49,. Jesus saith unto them.
Loose him, and let him go
Passages from "Scieucc and
Health with Key to the Scripture,
by Wary Baker Eddy stotc. "Jrsu>
illustrated the divine Principle and
The lower OF immortal Nj, q BY
healing sickness and ain aau de
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Shower Given for
Mrs. WI. Scott

Mrs Bert Manlry and her
daughter. Mr. WoodrW " IIoutt
entertained Tuesday u.eat with ar
open mouse and ehower Al the
Manley nome, the altar being
given in compliment OF MI W. L..
Scott, the former Cassie Richter
whose marriage took place recent
ly.
The attractive bride received
many nice gifts from Eer friends
who called during the evening to
enjoy the hospitality OF The tive
hoStesSeS.
Guests included; Mesdemes J G
Stuart, A.. L. Bernhouse, Milton
linn, Ruby Barthcl, Join / Du-
Boise, Jr, Winrifred MacIVor, H,
L. Bush, Jr., Viola Peterson, George
Moore, Fat Cory, Roen M-quac,
Aries Adams, Gin Sadler, Ray
Maupin, Cleo Brown. jeff Luckcy,
N o King, George KasSerS, War
rem Woody, jack W2ra!5W. h}t-
vcy Boals, John c Rhodes. AiIio G.
Y4eckel, Harry fiUpgocd. Cl9l Pool.
John p. Hansen. Floyd Ritchcr,
Nolan Ritcher, Anis Robinson, r
E. Daniel, j. $. MtD3ugic, Don
Young. Charles c. Smith. Charles
Gillett, w j. M>Clrlldnd. Forrest
linn, the Misses Marjorie Moore,
Anna McM&nu,, Frances ConncrS.
Martha Rogers, Lorraine Bern
house. Colene Anderson, Helen
Savidge, Enola Peterson. Imogrnc
Peterson Julia Tucker, Jane Pool.
Alice Beardsl,, Helen Terrence,
Regene Robinson, NoWassa West
over. and the guest of honor, Mrs.
Scott
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Christian Crusade
Well Attended

Under tie direction Of n
WOOdrum. poet-eVangeliSt, the
Christian Crusade at the Church
Of the Nazarenc, Eighth and
Orange streets, is characterized by
good attendance and interest, said
the Rev. Mr. r. C. Rogers, pastor
Mr. Woodrum is a nationally
known evangelist whose poetry has
earned for him the title, the Fx
gar Guest of the Gospel" At eac.l
service in the campaign he reads
group of his ON poems. Services
are held each evering at 7:30
o'clock, except Saturday, and arc
open to the public. The Rev. Mr..
Rogers directs the musical part
OF the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Former Re siden+
Weds Pasadenan

#eWz Gl 'hn recent marriage of
GIola Maddox daughter of Mrs.
q asadaos. 70 Lynn w Shafer
e! ba.adeaa ".lI be- of interest to
matf tsiends m FL Centre Stree
the brId" / a 1urmrr resident OF
'tJf cf%
1he marriage took place on Jan.
- III Ia VEGAS. Nevada.
Nj. Shafcr is a graduate Of Gen.
tral union hieh scuOol ana took
d business course in 2 Los Arg tas
school
Her husband is a graduate of
Pasadena Junior college and is
now affiliated with an electric firm
in Los Angeles
NJ and Mrs. Shafer will make
tLrn home IN Huntington Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Young Neishbors
Board Ne cts
Will Won Fluss entertained

NJ. Will Won Fluss entertained
"a, ard Of the Young Neigl4borS
'lu It tea after school Thursday
tt ..r home 664 Holt avenue.
T.. group discussed plans for
fut.r. meetings and ar2Ointed
Will .Sigmon as financial secre-
tar} Earl Beshers presiding over
tho ession.
Au, Won Fluss's table was charm
.ll With its appointment in green,
rus, and orchid, l<ana sprays
.r...ng from silver holder, with
..s.. candles in silver sticks max
&c.. pretty centerpiccc One of
vi. von Fluss's prize heirloCmS
a.. ldpalnted China ChCcclat set
b. .se, green and gold added to
'., decorative effect.
lose present were: Betty Mae
ile raid. secretary; Jane Apple
2N'r, treasurer, "Ad Hazel BcSherS,
sc, president.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Schools
Churches
Double Fe a+ure
Program For
MI. Signal

MI Signal ntnc dG5al urhI
Wednesday had the plc.e me ol
double feature program Mr. Will
lis Barrett giving a ta.E Ga CHINA
III the morning and MIS- Florence
Glenn, home demonstration. with
the project leaders, Marguerite Ar-
ncr, Dorothy BrGckman. Joyce
Small, conducting . glothiae dem
onstration Il the afternoon.
The center met at ne hemc Cf
Katherine Faulkner with Juanita
Bnns. Gladly CLARK and Vio,o'
Mccain as cohoStesses.
Earring the morning Ms Bar
rett gave an interesting aIscrs ion
CT Arr experience in China. en-
pairing the old Chine With thal of
todaN.
After tempting mncueon syrved
Y the committee, Miss Gicnn and
he project leaders demonstrated
he making OF a ahi"tmal:er dr"s.
a5in2 short c@tS 80 taat thn Worn
was all done Ey machi... With n
basting involved, and lastead OF
buttons and metal faStenerS which
soon are t. be nonresident, cloth
lies were used for iastenings
Those present Wele: Mesdames
Maxine West, J. c. Oliver, Harold
Brockman, Anna KClnerson, ula
Kimberling Birdie Fisher Glady.
Clark. NJ BobDitt, Eva Nelson,
Katherine Faulkner. Maggie Ha%ens
A. c. Williams. T. A Howard. Mar
tha RoSson. Juanlla BmEs. Vcva
Green, Eyhel c, Young. Pauline
Westmoreland, Anna Brandenburg
El2cnia Henry, Ruth Thompson
Mary GipsOn. Halric, Downing. C.
c Boguc. J. c Stuart joe Small
Rose c. Bryant. Marguerite Amer
Willis Barrett, Violet Mccain. Miss
G1pn1o
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Announcements
Of Ne etin9s

Twice Told Tales section of the
Ten Thousand club will meet Mon
day in Holtville with Mrs. Wili;m
Burke, Jr, as hostess and Mrs
Julia Bracket ir charge of the
program. The meeting will start at
2 p. III
Imperial Valley Sacred Singers
will meet Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at the FouISquare Gospel
church, this meeting being open to
all Interested
McCabe- Eucalyptus home de-
Ldrtment VII have an all dSG
meeting Thursday. Feb 26 at the
C. E Parker home. direction for
reaching which are: south on
Eighth street 2i2 miles to the Nc
~7he school road, ther left over
'hu .tch to the first house. Mrs.
El. T. Osborne, Mrs. Earl E
'u. son and Mrs. w. f. Han
~. will be hostesses for the pot
uch luncheon Miss Jessie Lee
Drcxer, extension specialist IN
home furnishings will talk on low
.rs, BEDROOM furnishings ard the
r.ulnr arrangement of furniture,
~. ing at the morning session
Mr., Farle CT Ddvi,- will give a book
!, vIcN in the Afternoon
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Warning to Mothers:
vv0 r III s
CAN CAUSE TROUBLE

Learn the truth! Anybody, anywhere, can
have roundworms And they can cause great
distress inside your child ,cithout aour CrD,
kHoWing Whdt is trroag.
Many pale, nervous, underweight children
have bowel worms. Other Innocent loukr2
warning signs are uneasy stomach, fidgetiuE
itchy seat, nose-picking.
Don't take chances with roundworms G.
Jayne's Nermifuge todayI K is America.
best known proprietary worm medicine -.
used by millions. for over Il century. Jay ne,
cNpcl5 stubborn roundworms, yet acts q. I'll '
If there are TO worms il works J1.t -
m.id laxative. Insist u@ Jaync'3 Nelu.ifUg,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Ell Centre Churches Invite Attendance

Strc. iu@ the foundations Of DEATH
'it Jesus awakened Lazarus from
the dream, Illusion, of death, this
proved ,Hat the Christ could im-
prove cn a false sense. Who dar1s
to dCubl this eonsummate test OF
lIc power and willingness of dl-
vine Mind To hold man forever in.
tact in his perfect state, and 10
govern mans entire actiOn?"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Odaka Girls Plan
Future Activities

Cdako Camp Fire group, at it
recent meeting, planned a theatre
party for Saturday and a nature
hike for March 5.
Present. at the meeting were :
Carmen Rath, Anita ShenaS, Edith
Mae KennerSon. Geraldine Hays.
Fredes Smith, Patsy Clark, Carl
dean Lucllan. Fay Eta Kop
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
CALENDAR

Friday
Concert, (, high school.
County rationing board, 80,
court house.
Painters union, 7:30 Labor tenn
pie.
Old time dance, $3.50, Imperial
hall.
Laborers, 40. Labor temple.
Home nursing class, 1870, fair.
NJ. c. Mechanics class, 7:30. Cen
trail shop.
Saturday
Mounted review, 9, Camp Seeley.
Chapter CIV, P.E.O., 1920 Cos
Wensley avenue.
D.U.N.. 2, Veterans hall.
Sea Scouts, 1:30. Scout hat.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Orange al Sixth

George w. Thomas. DID. pastor
Church school. 9:45 am. A. /.
ShailPr, acting Supt
Morning Worship. II. Sermon,
"Washnstoa'o Loyaltica--Thc Soufta
cf His C;reatae>s."
Special Music Duet, yiclin and
ilulc, Misses Janet and Phyllis
Lyle; vocal solo, Mrs. Raymond
c. Rgc.ior.
Presbyterian Youth Council, ca
pm.
Evening worship, 7;30. Sermon
"1nc Contribution of America -
China And It's Consequences. b.
willis c Barrett.
Special Selected,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
To Give Talk for
Pre- esbyterians

Willis Barrett, who for a num-
her Of years was construction eng
ineer for the Methodist Episcopal
church missions in China will be
guest speaker Sunday night, 730
O'Clock at the Presbyterian church.
talking on Contributions CT
Christian Democracy to CHINA and
Their Consequences.
Dorothy Ann Mitchell will be
solcist for the evening and after
the service a fellowship hour will
be featured this service being op-
en- to all Interested
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
FIRST METHODIST
Eighth and Olive StS.

Church school. 9:45 am. Mr..
Wendell Waterman. Supt.
Morning Worship 10:45. Sermon
Come Ye-Go Ye"
Special music Solo. S. p. Holli-
day; Anthem MI. and Mrs. EU2enc
Moore and Senior Choir.
Epworth League and Wesley Club,
6 pm.
EVenin1 worship. 80 sermon,
Talking Back to the Minister"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20

Each yc.r . 81 Tsoaoaad club
u.embe1s louG iorv.Ia L. their pro
af.m ai..a -, iap .I3b# arama
s=rtien Inc L.aIa Workshop,
vhiA# J.. ai".sa "a cseHln9 meet
In - sa.l.l b3u aiumoon and
esfe4.a o.,.4,l. ,I lhe Glib have
~. obao. fuur, lo meei t1Gclher
sor ..- iDt. tr.ua Program BY
D.an4 W1IL,A... ANY dlaappolrt-
m,nt b8 rather. 81 su1Paastd even
m5licIE. tion in the excellent work
done b& the players with Barbara
Saerllna Remington as Guest art
ii Cm5 mcmJrre caJoyGd the
cyeninp decidedly Thursday night
wien they assembled i. The club
Eorec to view TIE plaE presented
lv the AVorkehop, I'D a quests OF
tho evening division.
Ala Posse Bayrc1 chairman OF
H. Work hop, POKE briefly IN m
f.adactIoa IN Hcr USUAL Eolsed,
raeabl mu nor. t.l..n& aomethme
4 t. glaycra. ylu prrsoa.ne iIrSt
Bafhna STORM. Remington, one
al lhe qallcy" lm.al panata ana
nlaat Il. urd rvmposels WHO Is
heard I'll .,p sridum II concert
pslno Nmnhci,
S!rs. PrmVHtlu pse.as1i her
1T II ar, rroPaw viii le"
aaodar'o.v p!oaram notes ana
.nen D.agcd til" Chopin + ude' the
"Aeolian Harp with Il bfiliiancy
and fGnp color for which she Is
noted. In marked contrast vas the
second runhcr. one of her own
rcmnasitions in the modern man
ncr. Imperial valley Blue when
she remarked amusinEly mleht De
characterized as "d!as3'lsiled dl =
sonantc' but Whl'n Waa III feally
= most interesting t't4tmrhC VI
"a theme in the modern SiAH.
Erana WOrEsr"p tncn presented
thp amus!ae comedy de1oted to tle
l43il,lGA = -. "lor u couple pur-
Sac4 b ,hc tuc"'s parents. Il one
&c. g'ss.. Tho tE" il FF"iEn Walcn
j. c!afac.cu .rl D" cieya9 hnss anG
an onftttailiua p'ot
FL @aJ NabJ.c Pcddiaofd OF
Pra3Ie. play-u tnr loiea oil iAe
}g..Ea Lovers i'll a rl@s: pleasing
and corvlcins manner. G2rlnne
lhldsatth aYn.an Il aS the mother
% the tlupln. Dna~ and shoWed a
dr..n.t lillr ter comedy Barney
tootp WIS tX"~Icnl Ia hla role OF
the unery father, and B!ll Dutlock
as tie mukerper proved that he Is
:ua adcp, in comedy roles as III the
spgi,as. the smcoth-running per-
farmalce bling q di tinct credit
to phil Remington, director
Effective Staging
- s.s.o .e+. the 1"hb" of a
..##... W., ol."# -
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
Recent Bride CompIimented
At Pretty Shower

Scott tic Misses Betty Ware. EVA
Horton anne Iunder Eva End
,~a Beverly Znn. Louise and Mary
B''a Bromley
III Iudeli m,ther Mrs Mil
let. i've. lnWasHuRtouand she her
eli. asHef taH=...e TO the valley. has
u,4c irau. .4eud> She has been
.ouu"aiea WIll rhr telephone COM
pan.
Mr. Iaet attended the valley
schools AID wa c-unected with
Edgar Bro m'Il ne entered the
ScryIce. fae United States Coast Ar
tierY He l. lhc son Of Mr. Jack
Wmdln&
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-20
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
5th and State Streets

FUWIH T.. VITIVT, UaSIOT
Church school, 9;30 Miss EthC.
Maupin, Surt
Morning worship. 10:45. Sermon
First Things FIRST James Eul
Laid, Evangelist
Special music by the choir, dir
ected by Mrs DUNCAN.
Christian Endeavor societies, 6:3C
Evening worship - 7:30. Sermon,
The Blood Atonemcnt'. James Earl
Ladd, evangelist
Special music Church Choir and
guest SOlOiSt.
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Blu ebirds Enjoy
Special Treat

SIX | meetil g OF Carnation Blue
BIRDS took place this week on the
HC"ding school lawn, and af, y
LhC business was transacted tne
girl enjoyed gamee in the park,
tne!r guardian. Eleanor Troseth,
treating them to ice cream.
Thirteen members were present
ana among the rew members of
TINS group is Reeua Cunningham.
sue LawsC,l was c.ected as soTg
leader and each week will select
4 different song for the group
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FIRST BAPTIST
7th and orange Ave.
po,, 10, N7nt,n,N ,1n,t =, -

Church school, 945 am. Mabel
Sullerger, Supt
Morning worship. 4. Sermon,
The GCd Planted Man"
Special music b. the Church choir
Baptist Young Peoples Union, $50
pm.
Evening worship, 7:30 O'Clock.
Sermon, What Glass Are You
Traveling?' by pastor
Special music by the Young Peo-
pies Choir.
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GRACE LUTHERAN
8th and Holt SITS.
Rev. Paul NCipp, Pastor

Adult Bible class 9:30 am.
Sunday School 9:30 AN.
Divine Worsh,p-l0 Ii am.
Sermon topic The Parable Of
the Talents"
Wednesday evening Special Len
ten service at 7:30 pm
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CHURCH OF TIE NAZAHENE
So. W. Cor. 8th and Orange
II. c. RngcrS. Pastor

Church school, 9:45. Lovejoy II
win, Supt.
Morning worship, II. Sermon
by Len r. Woodrum, Poet-Evan-
gclist will speak.
Special music Large choir; NJ.
Rogers will sine.
N.Y.P.S., G:30 pm.
Evening worship, 7:3O. Sermon
b. Mr. Woodrum.
Snccial music - Special sinaine.
Large choir.