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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Thora Smith New
Pre- siden+ of
Bri9adettes

Thora Smith was elected preSl-
dent of the Barara Worth Briga-
dettes at the monthly luncheon
meeting Saturday at the Barbara
Worth hooeI ;,4rS. Smith succeeds
Mrs John ZerCS of Holtville.
Virginia Shaw Of Holtville was
chosen president, and Lee
HudSpeth of CaleXicO, secretary
treasurer.
Mrs. Smith reported on program
material and Mrs. HudSpeth will
have the program for the April
meeting, her subject being, Points
in Western Riding" The group also
will take up ,le study of first aid
by horseback. planning TO be of as
sisance in those cases where motol
cars are unavailable.
Due to the county fair the
BrigadetteS will not ride this COM
ing Sunday but on Mar. 3 will ride
at Seeley, having received an invita-
ton to do so = ON Col L. j. Stew
art. In April they will ride at Camp
IIockett
Edna Hartnett of BraWley was
welcomed as new member.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
John Price Able
To Walk Now

Friends of JJml rice. crippled
voungster who was given an artl-
ficial limb recently. will be inter
asted in learning that he is now
able to walk without crutches His
parents who now reside in Bakers
field, wrote that John is going to
school and working uard to COM
3lcte the eighth grade So that on
'dvicc from the children'S hospital
Los Angeles. where he was cared
or he can take a vocational train
ing course. learning a trade adapt
I'd to his needs. When he is Is
John will attend tho state depart
mcnt of vocational rehabilitation
school
This information WAS received
from in letter from his parents
o the hospital an open letter cN-
pressing gratitude to all who had
helped their son and the letter
was forwarded to Mrs Mary Jane
Neal. school nurse, So that his val
ley friends might have the nCWo.
john came originally from tho
valley and various individuals and
agencies helped make possible the
purchase Cf the artificial limb.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Stitch and Chat
Club Hostess

Stitch and Chat club members
met at the home of Mrs. Q. C. Hulls.
742 Commercial avenue and enio'\ I
contest, the modelling of minia-
ture spring hats from gum, Mrs. j.
H Pritchard winning the prize, a
lapel pin in the form of a spring
hat
During the business meeting plans
for future activities were made. after
which the hostess served refresh
montS to her guests, each guest re-
ceiving a card on which Mrs. Hulls
had written original verse appro-
pirate to each individual.
Those present were: Mesdames
w. G., Tankersley, Edith Biggs.
Monroe Pritchard, Keats, Martin
Baker, j. H. Pritchard, Mrs Smith
Kincaid of CaloXico, and the host
RSS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
CALENDAR
MONDAY

Imperial County fair, Imperial
Golf club auxiliary, 8, La Hacicn-
da
Music Teachers, 8, $40 Olive
Cactus Gavcl club, G:i5, California
hotel
Ell Centre lodge No. 384, f. and
A. NJ, 1870, Masonic temple
American Legion Auxiliary, 8,
Veterans hall
Carpenters, 1870, Labor temple
Imperial lodge No. 800, +. and
A. NJ, 1880, Imperial hall
|. V. Chorus, 1880, J. c. auditor
ium
Home Nursing class, 80, Wilson
school
TUESDAY
Red Cross cutting COM, 9, head
quarters
FarJ. law section, 9, 10000 club
Well baby conf, 9, Roosevelt school
Imperial
Farm bureau day, 1880, fair, I'M
perial
Methodist Wcmcn, IL, church
st. Paul's guild, 10, church
Lions club, II, SherWOod's
Presbyterian guild, 12:45, church
Farm bureau, dairy day program,
1:3O, fair, Imperial
Canteen Aid class 2:3O, 10000
club
Jobs Daughters, 7;3O, Masonic
temple
Central Labor Council, 7;3O, La
Dor temple
American Legion, &, veterans
hall
I. v. Stamp and Coin club, 1880,
ice plant
l.. V. symphony, 7;3O, ]. c. audi
tOrium
Non-Com. guard officers, 7:3O,
stadium
Entire Nos club, 8:i5, 10000 club
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Imperial Valley Press

Established april %, 1901. Pub
liShed every afternoon except Sat
urday and Sunday CSarurday after
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday Post-rreSs. established 1896
by the Imperial Valley Publishing
company, So State Street, FL Cen
tro. Calf.
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. C. John
ston. vice president and eral
maragcr; +. a. Fitzhugh. secretary
and managing editor.
West Holiday Co. Inc. National Ad-
vcrtiSing representatives..
Member. California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Entered al FL Centre. Calf post
office as second class matter.
Subscription rates in California, Sc
per copy.
In conjunction with the Post-PrcSs
tSundaySl, per month 75c paid in ad-
vance. months. 81 10: months.
$500; one year. ST So outside Call
tornia. ST per month
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

Forty-eight Girl Reserves from
Imperial Valley attended the annual
conference of San Diego and I'm
perial county groups Saturday in
the San Diego Y. w. C A, a con-
ference whose theme was Girl
Reserves Seek a Deeper Under
standing"
Valley girls left early Saturday
morning arriving in time for reg
istration at $3.50 a. m which was
followed by the formal opening of
the conference at 10 o'clock.
The Rev Mr.. Robert Homiston
of the Point Lonr Methodist
church gave the main address of
the morning. speaking on the con-
Vention theme, the remainder of the
session being devoted to discussion
groups. each girl joining me which
interested her.
One girl and one adult leader was
in charge of each group. Mary
Claire Kieffer of Ell Centre being
one of the leaders for the discus
sion en- "IntclligCht Fellowship
Among Nations"
During the luncheon hour var
ious girls spoke on the Lake Tahoe
summer conference, aiuer which
more discussion groups were held,
the Ell Centro girls having charge
of the closing challenge, with Bet
ty Lee HortCl in charge, Seeking
a Deeper Understanding Similar
conferences were being held
throughout the nation ON the same
theme and closed with the same
challenge.
Ell Centro girls attending were:
Mary Claire Kieffer, Geraldine Bar
ter, Betty Lea HcrtCA, Dorothy
Guidotti Jean Kenny, Betty Keeble.
Donna Rath. Miss Leila LieSyeld
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
EIks Sponsoring
Bird ge Dinner.
Charity Ball

Two social events are on TIE
ElkS calendar for March: the
monthly bridge dinner ON tho 18Th
and the annual charity ball on the
2lSt.
In keeping with the spirit Of the
war emergency. this years charity
ball will be a less ambitious affair,
with no outside orchestra engaged
and it will take place in the EIkS
club rooms instead of the Veterans
hal.
Homer G Tackett, loyal knight
and his committee are ARRANGING
to make this dance gala affair
nevertheless. and have engaged 2
fine loci orchestra to supply the
music. Tickets will be sent to mem
bers but no general sale to mcr-
chants will be conducted While
the gross returns will not be as
great. the cut in expenses will prob
ably make the net return to the
charity fund as large as usual. E.ks
will be permitted to invite guests
who are not members OF the lodge
and are assured that they will have
a decidedly enjoyable evening
On the 18th at ! p. m. the lodge
will be headquarters for the bridge
enthusiasts when the third evenina
of play in the annual tournamen
will take place. dinner being servcc
at that hour. preceding the games
Contract and duplicate will b'
played with prizes going to tht
winners in both divisions. Reserva
tiOns for the dinner should be mad
at The lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

this week, 7:30 O'Clock IN the cluL
house.
Miss Lovelock studied for fOm
years at the Sorbonne in Paris
France, and was teaching in Caen
Normandy, at the time Hi1er'&
armies invaded Holland
She will describe her experiences
in escaping from France, and also
the invasion of that country by the
Germans, showing pictures to Illus
trate her talk.
Miss Lovelock viii lecture for the
various service clubs this week and
has already spoken before the As
sociated chambers of commerce of
Imperial valley and the county
federation of WomenS clubs, fas-
cinating both audiences with her
eyewitness accounts of the great
tragedy of France.
For the clubs business meeting
nomination of officers for the COM
ing year will be the chief event
Members of the club board Of
directors will meet at $50 p m.
in the tea room prior tO the meet
ing
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
FOUR-YE STYMIE

Bob went on to cite his own case
as an example In spite of a variety
of dashing, Virile but loveless roles
during his first four years in Hol-
lywood, he made little progress. AS
soon as he began getting the girls.
his fortunes zOomed
There's no argument about Cum
mings' eligibility as a Slgh-and-
palpitation specialist. But this OBJ
vious destiny was delayed by the
manner of his start in Hollywood
The young man from Joplin, Mo-.
crashed Broadway and the movies
under an elaborate masquerade as
a brilliant British stage prodigy
Even after his bluff was dropDed
the idea persisted he was especially
suited to heavy drama. AS result.
he became typed as heros side
kick who usually gave up his life for
his friend, and who always gave
up the girl. Once in a while he was
permitted to fade out of a picture
hand-in hand with some minor
role cutie, but such events were
nothing to supercharge anybody S
blood pressure
The time came when Cummings
decided to play romantic parts or
none at all
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

On Thursday evening, Harry La
Rue of Camp Lockctt visited in
the valley with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred La Rue.
Sunday Amucl Ristcr visited with
his small son, Gerald, in San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clark of Ell
Centre recently moved to the Ted
Roe ranch.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G
H. Cannon had as their dinner
guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred La Rue,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Higgins and
daughters. Ivagcne and Betty.
Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs.
Fred La Rue moved to Hilltop
where. La Rue is employed at the
Hilltop Lumber yard.
Miss LOrene Todd is employed at
the DENIES store.
Slgurll Nakdmura OF Camp Lewis,
Wash is visiting with her parents
Sunday, celebrating Fred Dcnton's
birthday, a picnic dinner on the
sand dunes near CaleXico was en-
Aioycd by Mr.. and Mrs, B. c. Sims
"Jr and baby of CaleXico; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Denton and children
wallace DWain, Barbara and Janet.
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Wcist and daughters were dinner
guests at the r. l. Patton home in
FL CcntrO
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Male and
family of San Diego visited with
the Leo ThomaSeS.
Mrs Thomas Mooney is moving
tC the mountains to be near her
husband who is stationed at Camp
Lockett
Glenn Shumard was a weekend
visitor i'm the valley from San Diego
Wilbur ROSCnbaum came down
from san Digeo for a few days
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
f. O. Rosenbaum.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
0ratory Contest
Starts Tuesday

Lions club members Tuesday will
hear three students from Central
in the first rounds of the Califor-
nia-Nevada oratorical contest spon-
S0red by Lions clubs
Jim Carson, Betty House and La
Verne zavala will speak on the sub
lect Our Nations Security" and
club members will select one to
represent FL Centro in the county
contest. the next round The final
prize for the winner of the Cali
fornia-Nevada contest is a $3.50
scholarship
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
District PIT "A. Annual
Convention Mondav

Annual convention of the I'm
Ecrial County P T A. units, which
form the 29th district Of the Cali
fornia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, is set for Monday, March
Is in the BraWley Methodist church
with the BraWlcy group as hostess
association.
Mrs. f. K Strong of Palo Alto,
state president, and Mrs. r. w.
Grcsser of Los Angeles, state chair
man OF association goals, will be
guest speakers at the convention.
Presidents of associations, district
officers and chairmen are due to
make their reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Valley Girl Reserves at
San Diego Conference

of Central faculty who is Girl Re
serve advisor, and Mrs J. l.. Du-
Bois, ST., Y w. C. A. secretary, ac-
companied the girls
From Douglass high school. FL
Centro, were the following: Gertle
White Doris Everett. Minnie Cen
try, Ruth Capers, Patricia Wyatt
Eva Debit, Gladys TOlllVcr, Sara
PAYNE, Irene Prince, Margaret
Prince. Jerolene DebOisG, LoVey
Kiles Vera Payne EStee Washing
ton, Minnie NcWSome with the adj
yisors. Helen Dundee and Gladys
Robinson.
Holtville was represented by
Kathryn Ritter, Faye O'Neal, Betty
Mcdonald, Virginia Walker, Mary
Ferguson Georgia Faye Yearly
Eva Frances Walker. Marilyn Star
ner, Audrey Amstead and MIS-. An
ma Kingsbury, advisor
Betty HulSizer represented th'
CaleXico group and from BraWle\
were: Ramona Mulligan, Lorraine
Holden, Patty Robbins, Betty june
Reese, Gertrude Cook Betty Dan
iels. Margaret Stanley Barbra
Kretz. Betty Ann Marking. Tommic
Willingham. Joan Kretz. Shirley
Standlee, Marian Nichol, Carol Am
Jones, Louise Vanderohe, and Miss
Jean Ccnsaul, advisor
The girls were met by Mrs. War
rem E Sage, former FL Ccntran
and Y. w. C. A. secretary and Miss
Octavia Payne a former Girl Re
serve advisor.
incidentally, the group had the
last bus to be charted during the
duration, the company receiving
orders that day that no more buses
were to be chartered except for
troop movement
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
HoIIywood's
FoncieS
By Paul Harrison

tic conquests. and in "Saboteur ne
Is cnviably accompanied by Priscilla
Lane on n long villain chase.
So here's the proof Cummings
now is Just about the busiest lead
ing actor in town He's getting top
billing. and he also is getting many,
MANY letters from feminine fans:
As follows: Dear Bob-I am 10
Years old and in high school and
considered quite attractive by GER
tain fellows. only I don't care much
what they think. I think you are
wonderful actor and I see all your
pictures and 1 would ike to Kno"
if you like red hair and hazel eyes
which is what I've got. Please Seno
me your photo"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

The lancaeOn Will be served IN
the Social hall with Mrs. A. V Vier-
hus of CaleXico, junior past district
president, presiding.
Music for the convention will be
supplied by Brawley high school
and by the a capella choir of the
elementary school, seventh and
eighth grades. Mrs. l. B. Sever of
Brawley will present a program of
organ music preceding each ses-
sion.
Mrs. George R. Kirk of Ell Centro
is program chairman, and Mrs. w
E. Maddux of BraWley and Mrs. j.
B. McNeece of Ell Centro, hospitality
chairmen.
Mrs. Guy A. Weakley of FL Cen
tro. district president, will preside.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
CaIexico Juniors
Sponsor Benefit

CALEXICO, March 9. CalcXroH
Junior Womcn's club is sponSorl2
fashion show and bridge tea Tor
Saturday of this week, All affair
which will begin at 80 pm. IN
the club house and which is open
to the public.
Final plans for this affair viii
be announced at the club meeting
this Tuesday night in the cup
house, 7:30 o'clock, when a noml-
mating committee will be appolnte2
also.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
To Describe Fall of France
For Junior Club Thursday

Il Saw the Fall of France" is
the topic on which Kathleen Love
lock of Pasadena, talented lecturer,
teacher and traveller, will speak
for the Junior Ten Thousand club
at its meeting Thursday night of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Mrs. D. B. Roberts Elected
President of Chapter CIV

Mrs d. 3 Roberts IS the new
president of Chapter CIV. PEo-as
the result u me annual election
and Installation of officers conduct
&C By the chapter at the meet r
Saturday, Mrs. Roberts succeeds
Mr. II. S. Cow.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
ALAMO.VERDE
NEWS NOTES

Teddy T. Hall of Date CITY has
installed gong at his service sta
ton which will be lung in case of
a blackout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Connor
were callers of Mr. and Mrs. D.
Mckenzie Sunday afternoon.
Mercer Williams and Leon Bern
] Shouse of San Diego mOtored to
] the valley Saturday. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Brady and family.
Mr.. and MIS-. L. Carlisle and Mrs.
J. Leslie of BraWlCy were guests of
Mr., and Mr# A. Wogatzkc Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. James Tuttle of
Imperial were dinner guests of
Tuttle's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
E. TnttlC, Sunday.
J Sunday, March /, a daughter was
born to Mr.. and MIS-. Chester Hawk
Of Verde
MI and Mrs Dclbert Alexander
Of Imperial visited at the home
of Mrs Matte Alexander Sunday.
Mrs. A. l. BernShOuse and daugh-
ter Lorraine, motored to Ontario
recently and visited at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Warn Alsc
allied on MI and Mrs. Dan Little
field of San Bernardino.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Dye of Date
City are the parents of a baby
daughter born Feb. 20 at the Valley
hospital in HOltvillC.
Max House, little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. House, IS recovering from
an attack of mulnps.
Mrs. John Elder Visited with her
son Robert and family of Long
Beach, recently.
Mrs. Henry Miller and daughter
Of Verde left Sunday for Burbank,
where they will make their new
home. Mt. Miller is employed at
Burbank.
Mr.. and MIS-. Jake Ncidlffer had
as guests Sunday Mrs. f. f. Nc
Clclland and grandchildren, Mary
ANA END Furk.in Ncidiff"r, Of
plt''
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Imperial P.-T.A.
Has Fair Booth

Imperial P-TA. is in charge Oh
the P.-T.A. booth at the county lalr
this year and has arranged an IN,
teresting display which the lmp'Tlal
members have invited VISITORS AT
the fair to inspect.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Frank B. Vaugh+s
Have Dauqhter

Mr. ana MIS-. PRANK B. VaUGh'
have a bdbN ,,ltl born Saturday at
the FL CenuO hOsp..ai. weighinS
six pounds. 10 l-2 ounces. Mrs.
Vaught is the former EchOdell Will
son
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
SONIA DID 1T

The turning point came when he
went out to 2Oth-Fox in 1899 and
wCoed, won and clinched with
Sonia Henie in Everything Hap
pens at Night" At Universal, there
wasn't much clinching in the ado
lescent Durbin pictures. but the
sentiment was therb and that's
what counted. Subsequently the ac-
ter consistently carried out roman
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

first.
Guests of the G. V. Upholts for
dinner Saturday evening, Feb 28,
were Gerry's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Upholt of Alamo.
Mrs. H O. Erskinc Of Imperial
left Wednesday morning, Mar. 4,
for Coronado where she will visit
for some time with her daughter.
Mrs. Logan Jenkins to help her
care for baby Susan. SusanS mother
says the baby is much better al
though still six with Whooping
cough.
A dozen boys and girls Hl.o arc
her neighborS gathered at the A
Ray Kramar residence to help Anne
celebrate her ninth birthday Mon
Gay night, March 2. The youngsters
spent a pleasant evening playing
games. Their hostess served ice
cream and coca with the traditional
birthday cake topped by nine light
ed candles.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred F.. Pollard are
enjoying visit from their son Ar
thur. his wife, and three year old
son. Larry, who drove down from
CceanSide on Monday. March 2nd
The younger PollardS planned to
return home around the end of the
week
Guests of the Ora c. FIorys for a
farewell dinner in honor of Mrs.
Florys sisttr, Mrs. Alice Ethrige OF
Houston, Texas. last Friday noon.
Feb. 27 included: Mr.. and MIS-
Evan Derrick of WeStSide with their
/ three children, Judy, Jackie. and
Jerry; Mrs. Ethel Baker of Ell Gen.
tfo with her two youngsters, Louise
and Earl. Both Mrs Derrick and
MIS-. Baker are nicccS OF Mrs FlorN
and her sister.
Mrs. Robert Laidlcy spent last
/ weekend in San Francisco visiting
her husband and her brother, Joe
Northrop, who is student af
| Berkeley
Doris Bridcnbau2h returned hom"
Thursday. March a. from the FL
Centro hospital where she had been
confined since the previous FRIDAY
with broken knec-Cap suffered i'll
a fall the day before Miss BrldCn-
baugh is Mrs. Frank BCYsChlap s
niece and lives on South Fourth St.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Jackson
have received word that her bro
/ ther, Ben Jones. has been recc'-E
! transferred from the Chandler Am-
zona, air corps training school 10
the one at HCmct, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Osuna motOrd
/ to Riverside on Wednesday night,
March q, to meet their daughter
Mildred. who came home with them
fol a few days visit Miss OSuna re-
turned to her work in Riverside by
stage the following Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Announc ements
Of Ne e+ings

Red Cross cutting com m i tee
members are asked by their chair
man, Mrs. S Emmitt Allen, to meet
at the headquarters, l20 North Fifth
st. at m. Tuesday tG begin cut
ting out garments from the new
materials Just received. Members
are to bring tnelr shears.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
McCube
Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. H. D Grandey, thc/
daughter, Mrs. Berta Mae Skies,
and grandson, Dexter Lee, together
with Mrs. Maude Lane and her
brother, Newporte Sproule of I'M
perial. enjoyed a Chinese dinner in
MeXicali on Sunday night, March
first.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

west on ROSS avenue, most at
tractive, Well-bullt modern little
house
Mrs. w. w McEuen, WHO recent
ly underwent an operation in the
Ell Centro hospital, is greatly i'm
proved, her friends will be glad to
learn.
Friends CT d. Il. Wade, son of
Mr. and Mrs F. p Wade of Santa
Ana. formerly of El Centro. will
be interested in learning that he
has joined the United States Naval
Reserves and is stationed in San
Diego for the present. Wade came
to the valley in 1921, and at the
time he left, in 1886, was manager
of a Standard Service station, be-
ing transferred to San Clemente.
For the past four years he has
been connected with the Household
Finance Corporation in Long
Beach
DR.. and MS. Harry :. Findley
have returned from trip to New
River, North Carolina, where they
visited their son, 1t. Harry Findlcy
The FL CcntranS went by train to
New Orleans, La, and then en-
joyed motor trip through the
South to Clarksburg, West Nir-
ginia, stopping in Savannah, Geor-
gia, and Jacksonville, Florida, as
we'll as other interesting Places in
the South.
Jack Weart spent the weekend
in the valley, making the acquaint-
ance of his little daughter, named
Margaret after her aunt, Mrs
Norman E Dupont. Mrs. Wcart anc
the baby arc with their mother
and Grandmother. Mrs C. J. Brooks
of WestmOrland. Mr.. Weart is
connected with the Southern Pa
cific at Needles and because of the
increased travel due to movement
of troops. has bcCn unable to come
to tho valley before.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Go..l L. Dubois,
Jr., are moving into their new house
this week, having just built a home
on the Dubois ranch ID miles
west on Ross avenue a most at
tractive, well-bullt modern little
house
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

Mr.. and MIS-, Jake Ncidlffer had
as guests Sunday Mrs. f. f. Nc
CIcllaud and grandchildren, Mary
ANA end Frynk!in Nciditl"r, of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

st. Paul's Guild ill meet Tuesday
promptly at 10 am. for corporate
communion after which the mem
bers will have their customary all
cay meeting devoted to work for the
church, a committee serving lunch
con at noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

McCabc- Eucalyptus homo depart
ment is to meet Thursday at 1880
m. at the home of Mrs. Earl V. c.
Northrop. Miss Florence Glenn.
home demonstration agent, will LEAD
the demonstration on short cuts III
sewing, with Mrs. j F.. Swain. Mrs
Raw jerks. Mrs. G.. C. Marshall
Mrs. Fred Sunstrom, project leaders.
assisting. A pot luck luncheon VIII
be- served at noon with Mrs. Glenn
Larry. Mrs James FORESTER ana
Mrs. James Carson as hoSteSSeS.
PRESBYTERIAN guild members VIII
lave their monthly luncheon meet
irg Tuesday at 12:45 o'clock in the
, social hall. Mrs Arno c YaecKel
is chairman of the luncheon com
mittee and Mrs Raymond Reedor
and Mrs. Laurence E. Hartzog are
in charge of the program
Nominating committee OF the
Junior Ten Thousand club will mce'
Wednesday night, 1880 o'clock, a
the Robert Carter r"me, 83s
Brighton avenue, members Of TIM
committee being: MesdamcS Fred
erick Powers I.eaid, Roy Nam AL
fred Spicy and John EdSar.
Methodist WOncn'S society VII
meet Tuesday at II a. m. for the
study hour, a luncheon at noCi
served by Mrs. w. E. HartzoG anc
her committee, and a program by
Mrs. Fred Kenyon who will describe
her trip to Central America. Inc
afternoon will end with the bust
ness session
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09
Elm Notes

On Thursday evening, Harry La
Rue of Camp Lockctt visited in
the valley with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred La Rue.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-09

Teddy T. Hall of Date City has
installed gong at his service sta
ton which will be lung in case of
a blackout.