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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Flats for Sale
(Wea of woodward


DEARBoRN-22332 oxford avenue: open
Sunday and daily, ] 30 20 8; new broom
bungalow. $5.io0. Campbell Realty Co
Redford 2063.
brick or frame bungalows. Arlington
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-NEFF RID. s.,-... WARREN-MACK rsS,ss4E Iss,s9sE


cHARLEvoIx. at Lycaste--Eleven- family |:
well maintained and In excellent condi-
tion. crossing SO, 500 a year; good invest
ment opportunity; price low. For complete
information and appointment call Tuxedo
2-7444.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
'COLORED

We have houses fats. apartments reason
ably priced on Harmon. Josephine, Euclid
Rosedale. Melbourne, Arden PARK, Chan
der, Leicester Court. Boston Boulevard and
other streets Buy with confidence. Call
Walden. Trinity I-sl7O
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
HUBBELL, 8O4O
At FIREMAN

select from is Bew homes
rooms each tile features. large attic, fuil
basement. Ideal furnace. %9-H tesk. vide
paved street just q step 70 the downtown
bus
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

LAD Times want Ads for pront--uss
them for resultsi
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30

ANDERDON. 1850

This .hsick 2-hAt wifi give you fun value on
y0Ir housing doIlar--with extra dollars con-
tlnuug 70 come in. Well-planned and roomy'
tile bath ana sun. Cor extra sitting room or
guest ROOM. Between Warren and Forest
BY appointment. -.
ANDREW L. MALorT. nc. RA. $500
BARGAIN-Iroquols. north Harper -.
good condition: basement. Only ~, 200,
81 900 DOWN excgtfcut tuvestrnert. 1915
Miller Plaza 5346.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-30
Flats for Sale
(Eost Of Woodword

KNODELL - SIS brick, n. A. furnace
,i.2o0 terms Norman Sky Real Estate.
Townsend 9-53O0.
LAKEWOOD, near Kercheval--s-7: p. ";
drive, garages; Sl.700 down.
ST. CLAIRE. v. SIS modern. garages;
81. 600, -, 600 down.
NANTSTI0UE, near JenersoD-B. V. e-s;
drive garage: $1,000, s., 600 down.
DEFER, near Jeferson-5-f modern. ga
RACES; s., 600, 81 800 down.
iOq0s MACK
McCL LELLAN- -Mack-Good buy for war
worker; 10 rns.. part basement Only
50. T5O. $3.50 down. PL. si31.
PHILIP, 7s3-7-7 r. V: gas heat: 2-eaI
gar, side drive excellent buy.
FRED q. HAGLE co. CA. 1T4o
COLORED Tennessee Jefferson: as. mod
err frame. s.. 500. 81 300 down, SIS
monthly.
RACLYN- FITZRoY 1870
Evening star., 1942-03-25
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
EXPERIENCED MEMS
WEAR SALESMEN.
L1v1NGsToN's. eOs 7th ST. NV.
COLORED MEN,
to hours daily; international grocery
available. not affected by defense. program.
Good income. Permanent. Apply 2603 P
SALESMEN-Are You Look
ing at the Future?
who are: We can ofier you the following:
No. STEADY. year-around work
No. Guaranteed salary. plus commits
No. s-in MT the =, food business lever, one
No. gar and expenses furnished.
No. 5-Healthy outside work.
No. 6-Paid vacations after one year.
No. s-Chance to share in company's prof.
Call IN s person s1sa a sefz 44i z SKIS ST
dsd doT ss0a samplete details or phone Trini-
Window Cleaners Wanted,
Must Be Experienced.
Can Earn Up to 81 a Day.
Also Good HousecleanerS.
See Mr.. Marcus.
FIRST-CLASS truck painter,
good striper; replies must in
clude references. Box 466-R,
Star.
PACKERS, PORTERS
STOCK CLERKS. APPLY
MR.. WOODWARD, PALAIS
ROYAL WAREHOUSE, 1st
ST. NE, BETWEEN L & M.
SHOE statesmen (2), EX-
PERIENCED; GOOD SAL
AIRY. MARVIN'S, 734 7th
ST. NV.
BOYS for will-call and delivery
dept, permanent position, oppor-
tunity for rapid advancement.
Bond Stores, 1885 F st. NV.
CLOTHING SALESMAN, EX-
PERIENCED; GOOD SAL
AIRY. MARV1N'S, 734 7th
ST. NV.
SALESMAN - Good open
ing for experienced sales
man acquainted with credit
jewelry business; permanent
position, advancement. Sell
inger's, 818 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
MongreI Dog Proves
Worm as Mascot
BY the Associated Press.


SOMEWHERE IN THE BRIT
1SH ISLES.-The Second A. E. F..
brought a mascot with it from
America-"Jitterbu real street.
corner mongrel dog.
His predominant color is brindle;
his chassis is anything you want to
call it.
But he's friendly. And he's
trained so we'll that he'll stay in a
tightly closed canvas barracks bag
for half-hour at a time, as still as
a bundle of towels.
"Jitterbug." 3 years old, is the
property of one man. Sergt Herbert
W. Williams. 31-year-old native of
Mt. Bellview. near Houston. Tex.
But he's the mascot of a whole COM
pany of 119 men and the attention
he gets is not conducive to long
life in a dog. Frankly, he gets too
much of everything, the best there
is to eat and his bunk is soldiers
bed whether on land or sea.
Williams took the dog to the Army
nine months ago. He's been through
the Louisiana maneuvers and at
Camp Claiborne, La, and Fort
N. j.
f.preparation for the trans-At-
lahtic trip "Jitterbug" went through
several "dry runs" (tests) in bar
racks bag
And he wasn't seasick once.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLLEGE GRADUATE with years In
tensive musical training, desires connec-
tion with local college or school: can teach
harmony, history of music and compost
ton: experienced In radio. Write BOX
coMPANIoN-NURsE, experieneed. or lisht
housework position desires by white woman
1901 l4th ST. NV.
GIRL young, as p B. K operator, recep-
keeping. NO. 02s8.
MANAGER expert food. prefers kitchen
MANAGEMENT; experienced, knows sood
food; well trained. Box 1857. Star.
PRACTICAL NURSE. elderly people. S21
per wk,; dr.'s ref; live In. Ph. Re
PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital training and
exp. in obstetric an and surgical cases. Call
PRACTICAL NURSE. available April / !;
hospital experience. Box 243-T, Star. 26'
PRACTICAL NURSE. city ref. wishes night
work. elderly people preferred Mrs. Edith
Kephart. 1908 M St ne Ii. 4441.
PRACTICAL NURSE, companion. light
housekeep type. phone solicit dressmaker
cultured lady seeks reliable connection.
Box 1887. Star.
STTNOGRAPHER-BOO Z years
varied experience. fast. accurate: part
time: 81 an hour. DI. $500. Apt. sos.
OFFICE MANAGER. FULL
CHARGE BOOKKEEPER. UNUS-
UAL EXECUTIVE ABILITY,
YEARS DIVERSIFIED EXPERT
ENCE. EXCELLENT REFER
ENCES. AT. 1899. .
Evening star., 1942-03-25

Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Business advertisements under Sltu-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal SC per line additional.
When cancelling an advertisement
retain cancellation number which is
invariably given at the time order to
discontinue advertisement is received.
This number is necessary IN case Of
claim for adjustment
Evening star., 1942-03-25

FIRST-CLASS truck painter,
good striper; replies must in
clude references. Box 466-R,
Star,
Evening star., 1942-03-25
Situations MEN g. WoMEN.

COUPLE experienced. colored. desires posi-
ton, man as chauffeur, butler: woman a.
maid. cook or nurse e years nurse train.
tng): free to travel Box 343-T. Star.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

eMPlO1MENI SEkVICES.
BUSINESS.
WANTED,
SECRETARIES AND OFFICE WORKERS.
For immediate placement in excellent
positions.
WOOD COLLEGE,
Placement Dept. 71O 14th St. NV
OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN.
S20-S35 WK., NO REGISTRATION FEE
THE ADAMS AGENCY.
204 Colorado Bldg. 14th and NV
WANTED AT ONCE.
STENOG., Is Defense S135 month
SIENOG, general coml.; S25-S30 wk up
STENOG.. legal: $50 wk
STENOG., 5 constr: S25-S35 wk.
IYPISTS 1251 S25,S30 yk. up.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS. beginners
and experienced: SlS-S22 80 week
CLERKS. office sales: S1S-S2O wk
Free Registration A All kinds OF openings
registration fee for ANY position.
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1911 st. NV. Est. q Years. MA. 2114
Evening star., 1942-03-25

for dress. coat or hosiery
depts.: permanent position, excellent sal-
ary. Kopy Kat, III H st. ne. or 1907
Georria ave Silver Spring, Nd
Evening star., 1942-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FIRE ESCAPES, IN ACCORDANCE WITH
D c. building code DUPONT IRON
WORKS. 1166 18th st NV MA 3766.
FOR SERVICE IN LOCAL HAULING, BY
reliable man. call Franklin 1907. 25'
THE BOARD OF ACcOUNTANCY FOR
the District of Columbia will hold the
wish to procure a certificate to practice
as a Certified Public Accountant on May
14th and 18th. 1912. For further details
VAUGHAN DARBY. C. P. A. 1910 Ver-
mont ave
Evening star., 1942-03-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS OOMESIIS.
cHnD.s MAID. colored. or houseworker.
GIRL, colored. wishes work by the day:
good cleaner and laundress. HO. 651s.
GIRL. colUed, wants ghw., no cooking.
from $50: ref. HO. 1905.
GIRL. colored. wants gh.w.; ref. HO.
9161.
GIRL. colored. neat and pleasant, wants
g.h.w.. maid; Virginia ref. NO. 1886.
GIRL, colored reliable, desires part-time
or days work; reference. Phone no. 1890.
GIRL. colored, wants work, mothers helper.
general housework or nurse; stay nights.
HO. 1875.
GIRL. colored. experienced. wishes work,
laundress or housework; no Sundays. 1000
Gales st. ne, Apt. A
GIRL, colored. maid or work OF any kind;
good references; experienced. Alta
1892
GIRL. colored, wishes day work: refer
ences. North sos.
GIRL. colored. experienced, wishes full
time work Phone Lincoln 1891.
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wants res
taurant or cafeteria work: Is yrs refer
ence. No phone. call at residence, 1l46
21st st. NV
SCHOOLGIRL. colored. as mothers helper,
4 to z weekdays. all day Saturday. Call
Oliver 5936
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wants days
work. cleaning or laundry. Call FIR. 1402
Evening star., 1942-03-25
HELP WokAEN.
SALESWOMEN.

Lansburgh's are in need Of
saleswomen for various depts.
Apply employment Office, 4th
floor.
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN,
One with car preferred. Ex-
cellent opportunity for man
with ability in this line. Ap-
ply personnel Office, End
floor, Goldenberg's, 7th & K.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR MIDDLE-AGED WON
EN- AS ASSISTANTS AND
MANAGERS OF CHAIN
STORE DRY CLEANING;
EXCELLENT WORKING
CONDITIONS; PAY WHILE
TRAINING. BOX AR,
STAR.
STENOGRAPHER : TYPIST;
STEADY POSITION, OLD
E S T ABLISHED FIRM;
ABILITY HANDLE VOLUME
DE T AILS; $24 WEEK
S T A RT, MPT AD-
VA N CEMENT; REFER
ENCES. BOX 288-T, STAR.
WOODWARD r. LOTHROP
desires the services of altera-
ton operators experienced on
women's clothing. Apply en-
ployment office, 9th floor.
Evening star., 1942-03-25
HELP MEN,

AUTO MECHANICS. pleasant working con-
ditions. extra good pay. permanent con-
nertion Apply ready for work to Mr..
ward Ourisnlan-Ma nden Chevrolet Co.
18th and Good Hone I'd Sc. s1O q m.
Evening star., 1942-03-25

BOYS for will-call and delivery
dept, permanent position, oppor-
tunity for rapid advancement.
BOND Stores 1335 z st n NJ
Evening star., 1942-03-25
MEN

Neat appearance to assist in order and
service dept with old reliable nationally
known company, good income, bonus per-
centaee, and advancement for apt. willing
workers. See manager, ell am, 513 K
Evening star., 1942-03-25

CLOTHING SALESMAN, EX-
PERIENCED; GOOD SAL
AIRY. MARVIN'S, 734 7th
ST. NV.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
HOLLYWOOD
RY ERSKINE JOHNSON

ing a Hollywood boulevard marquee
billing-"Are Husbands Necessary
CASTING FAUX PAS
There's talk of co-starring Susan
Peters and Phil Terry in a new
picture, which would be embarrass-
ing for both Hes now Joan Craw-
fords husband but he once was
engaged to Susan Peters. Lew
Ayres' last date on his recent Hol-
lyWood furlough was with his eX-
wife, Ginger Rogers. . Add movie
town closeups: jeanette MacDOn-
aid never has dinner, but always
eats a pound Of cottage cheese be-
fore q singing appearance. .. e.
There's n photograph of only one
actor, Pat OBrien, in the new
Navy recruiting manual Rob-
ert Cummings turned down the lead
in a new Universal film because
he expects to be called into serv-
ice within the next few weeks.
Jane Russell and Bob Waterfield.
the UCL.A. football star. have re-
discovered each other. Marlene
Dietrich is willing to wash dishes
at the Hollywood Canteen. but she
mixes all photographs
QUIP OF A HIT
Swell line in Republics Hit Pa
rade of l943' John Carroll asks
Anne Jeffreys for a date and Fred
dy Martin bawls him out for break
ing up a band rehearsal. AS Mar
tin shouts at him, Carroll points to
Anne and says, "Sh-h--a lady"
Don't worry" snaps back Mar
tin, after a date with you she IL
be reclassified"
John Steinbeck has written his
last rcvel for the duration of the
war. He'll join the Army Air Corps
soon as an intelligence officer
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
HARDING REPORT

While the Junior Red Cross mem
bership drive is still being conduct
ed in the valley, reports Of some OF
the work done last year are of
interest, and Harding schools prin-
cipal. Esteile Reid, has submitted
the following.
Harding school, under Miss Ber-
nice Conzett, teacher, had 100 per-
cent junior Red Cross membership;
the children prepared 81 Christ
mas cards, each with a stamp at
tached, giving these cards to resi-
dents at the county hospital SO
that thev might have them to send
TO their own friends: several boxes
Of buttons were collected, sorted,
strung, and given to the Red Cross
sewing project; the group collected
n sum of money from lecture
given by Morgan Rice, turning that
n oneS over to the Junior Red
Cross; tickets were sold for a Red
Cross whist party which resulted
in raising the sum of S95 to be
turned over to the American Red
Cross war chest; kindergarten
children prepared and delivered IA
iaree scrapbooks, containing cross
word puZ -, jokes, cartoons. etc,
20 be given invalid soldiers: Hard
inc teachers bought the matcrial'
and filled IL comfort kits for sold
iprS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22

Exclusively yours: Fred Astaire
will have the unusual task of i'm
personating himself for a sequence
in his new RKO picture Look
Out Below" The star, playing an
Raj pilot. goes to an army en-
tertainment canteen, where the
hostess apologies because Fred is
unable to give a scheduled perform
ance.
Can you dance?" she asks AS
tire "A little" he replies. "As
well as Fred Astaire?' asks the
hostess. We'll. I don't think 1
can dance as well as Fred Astaire, -
says Astaire, but I'll try"
And then he goes into one of his
three dance numbers in the pic
ture.
In his new Metro flicker, Right
fehout I:try lay Kayser will
wear 10 hats of assorted shapes
and colors ranging from a beret
to floppy Panama. Off the screen
he never wears a hat. Box
office receipts on For Me and My
CAL have finally convinced MGM
that judy Garland doesn't need
Rooney as a running mate.
Pierre Aumont, who is Hedy La
marr's current off the screen boy
friend, will play her on the screen
boy friend in a new film.
Add sights: Three soldiers study
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22

beloved violin 1t was only a short
time, however, before concert
manager offered to finance a con-
cert. A music patron loaned him
a Stradivamus. The convert was
such a sensation that MilStein had
nc difficulties in securing engage
mentS throughout Europe and in
the years since he has reached the
topmost flights of his profession
being ranked among the three OF
four gs1a 3'Gt violinESS. Mglstein
is now becoming an American cit
iZen.
Blanche Thebom. who appears
with Milstein, is hailed as the dis
covery of the year. Young, beau
tiful, gifted, she is on the way
TO the heights in the musical world
Tickets for the concert series
which will include also LuboSch-
hutz and Nemenoff, duo-pianists
and Jacques Cartier, Americas
One-Man Theatre" may be obtain
Ccntro, or from the following tick
ct secretaries: Mrs. Harold Brandt
Brawley: Mrs. D. c. Strawn. Ca
leXico: Mrs. L. L. Lyerly, Calipat-
ria; Mrs. William Burke. Jr., Holt
vile; Mrs. Olga Pool, Imperial.
Those persons who have reserved
tickets by telephone and who have
not paid for them are notified that
The will he held for them until
7;45 p. m. Monday night after which
they will go on sale to the general
uliblic
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Surprise Shower
For Mrs. Judd

Mrs. P. HES Judd had a real sur
prise, and 4 pleasant one Friday
When Mrs. P. L. Moore gave a hand
kerchief shower and tea in her
honor, the occasion being Mrs.
Judd's birthday anniversary.
Friends gathered at the Moore
home to present their good wishes
tC Mrs. Judd, to whom the whole
affair was complete surprise.
Mrs. Moore used Mexican sun
flowers, chrysanthemumS and gay
hued candles in her pretty decora
tlons.
Guests, in addition to Mrs. Judd
were: Mcsdames John Hunter. Olaf
Dahlouist, C. 6. Reed, Arno C.
Yaeckel william North, Clark
Marshall, Donald L. YOUNG. Fargo
Rose, Edward Kenny. lovd Baxter,
Percie Thacker, c. Walter Helm
pCke
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Gift Box Service
Most Impressive

Some 60 people gathered at the
First Baptist church for the gift
box program sponsored by Women's
Union of the church.
Missionary Arithmetic" was the
title of the clever pla$let pre-
sented on the program after which
Mrs. E. L. Bennett, Mrs. Jesse Clay
and Mrs. Charles Slocum conducted d
4 beautiful devotional service. A
lighted cross and a Victory V in
lights made an impressive back
ground for the equally impressive
service.
At its conclusion the gifts were
brought forward and placed at the
loot OF the lighted cross, to be sent
later to the missions for which
they were designed.
Mrs. Lee Wood, stewardship Sec
retary, directed the play.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22

broWn-MrS. Forrest E. Kutz, mem
berShip chairman who introduced
new members, wore a frock in a
blueiSh purple, a plum color really,
with a yolk and matching hat in
| lovely begonia rose share.
Mrs. Don c. Bitter was smart
in an ll-burgundy ensemble; Mrs.
Reginald l.. Knox, Jr., one OF. the
clubs new members, most attractive
in a red wool suit, matching hat
with red dotted veil and black ac-
cessories, while Mrs. George b.
Willoughby in green corduroy suit
and a green felt hat made an eff
fcctiyc color contrast as she sat
beside her.
Mrs. p. ~ Van Slyck, past presi-
dent of the club who gave the
Twice Told Tales section program
last Jear, was at the club, well
come visitor. and looked very pret-
| ty in black ensemble with a hand
some clip. Mrs. Van Slyck, who is
living in La Mesa, is homesick for
! The valley and has been enjoying
hcl visit in Ell Centre.
Another former resident, Mrs.
| Walter B. HavekorSt was also pres
ent for the club meeting and wore
| Q coat in. that lovely pinkish red
shade that is most becoming to her.
Many smart black outfits were
worn-Mrs. c. r. Hayden was at
tractivc in black fringe trimmed
frock-MrS. Richard II. Moore wore
all black except for the bit of
metallic trimming on her belt -.
| Mrs. E. c. Barnard of San Diego,
also a former Ell Centran. was in
black with a becoming off face
I hat--Mrs. Charles Bramkamp, who
wears black SO well, had a jet-trim-
med lrOck.
The vogue for color was Illus
tratcd by Mrs. James II. Marshalls
dress, a gorgeous shade OF red ac-
cented By black accessories-Mrs.
Guy l.. Weakley wore an all-blue
ensemble while Mrs. Olin Gresham's
outfit was the popular black with
color-a black frock with purple
bodice and matching gloves. Mrs.
y. w Ware, section chairman was
goWned in a deep green frock.
On. the tea table that day were
two beautiful mns, one of which has
g particularly interesting story. 1t
belonged to Mrs. Don c. PauluS,
and is a family heirloom datin|
back many years. During the Civil
War. when the North invaded the
South. Mrs. Paulus relatives who
were SouthernerS, buried their sill
yer to keep it safe from maraudlng
soldiers. Among the pieces was
the urn and years later it was dug
,lp again and restored to its former
beauty.
And speaking of heirloomS, Jac-
oueline LaVine and Kay Clements
sent Kays mother, Gladys Glenn
ents. one of the most unique and
beautiful necklaces imaginable -
an old Chinese necklace which they
found in Panama. From an intri-
cately made silver chain, hang min
iature fish in exquisite enamel work
60 constructed that they are fleXi-
Bile. With it came a pair OF tur-
ouoise earrings and a lapel pin
whose center is an old coin, one
af the famous pieces of eight, the
coin coming from Guatemala.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Imperial Chapter
Sets Installation

= ike the ether valley Eastern Star
chapters, Golden Rule chapter No.
2G7. Imperial, has elected new Of
ficers and has completed plans for
the open installation SATURDAY., No
vember 81. 8 O'Clock, in the Impe-
rial Masonic temple.
Officers-elcct are Hazel Dorr-
schuck. worthy matron: George
Parr, worthy patron: Leila Foster,
acsociate matron William Dorr-
schuck, associate patron; Matte
Stewart, secretary; Allie Mae Nc
Christy, treasurer; Lillian Talmage,
condrctress; Emma Lou Hansen,
associate conductress- Hilda Mel
son. chaplain; Esther Ingle, mar
shal; Frances Thompson. organist;
Ollie Yates. warder; jewell Rodgers,
sentinel: Elsie McKinnon, Adam;
Ethel Varnev. Ruth; Grace Ceilings,
Esther; Edith Cleveland. Martha;
Gertrude McKinnon, Electra; Addie
House flag bearer
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22

Nathan Milstein. world famous
Vi J.JSI, with E1anCile Thebom,
mezzo soprano, will be presented
Monday night at 8:l5 o'clock in
the high school auditorium in the
first concert of the. 194G -43 artists
series given under the auspices of
the Imperial Valley Concert club.
Milstein appeared on a similar
program some years ago and all
who heard him at that time feel
that no finer artist could be pre-
sented for this opening concert.
The violinist is SO mich in de-
mand that in the courSee of each
season he averages about 100 ap-
pearanceS.
Since coming to this country in
1929, when he was introduced by
Leopold StokoWSki and the Phil
adelphia orchestra, Milstein has
country, appearing with all of the
major orchestras in addition to his
hundreds of recitals. He has made
four tours of South America.
Milstein was born in Odessa, De-
cember 81, 1904. He survived the
revolution and at 19 toured Russia
with a friend CT his own age, des-
tined to become one of the great
pianists, as Milstein was to become
one of the great violinists. This
friends was the famous Vladimir
HoroWitz.
FLEES RUSSIA
Obliged to leave Russia in 1925.
Milstein went to Paris, leaving all
of his possessions behind even his
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
RoyHammonds
To Leave City
Next Week

After 10 years in Imperial Valley.
MI. and Mrs. Roy Hammond are
- aping for the coast TO the regret
~ their friends.
Mr.. Hammond. who has been con-
nccted with the Union-Tribune
newspapers, has been transferred
10 San Diego, and he and his fam
ny will make their home in Nation
~ City.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond
have been active in many organi-
cations in the city and will be
missed greatly. Mrs. Hammond has
been a member of the Ten Thou
sand club and held various offices
in sections.
Friday, the members of bridge
club to which Mrs. Hammond has
belonged gave farewell party in
Eel honor, setting aside a few
moments from war work to pay her
this courtesy. Hostesses for the
affair were Mrs. Howard Farms
worth and Mrs. Carson Powell, as
sisted by Mrs. I. NJ Hitchcock and
Mrs Drye, the group meeting at
the Wolford Drye home.
Guests, in addition to Mrs. Ham
mond. were: MesdameS l. N. Hitch
cock, Harlan Frymire, L. l.. Hauck,
Mark McMahan, Richard Moore,
club members; MeSdameS George
D0rmann. Don c. PaulllS, f. j.
Mack, Vera Rogers, II. L. Parker,
Earl Farris, w. A. Vie w. w. TiSon,
willard ID. Keller, A. M. Blackburn,
j. J. Noel, John ASHLEY.
Mrs. T'ison won the high score
prize, Mrs. Parker, the second, and
Yrs. Moore the travelling award
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Friday Bridge
Club Hostess

Friday bridge club members were
the guests of Mrs. Henry L. Loud
this week, enjoying game of con-
tract at her home on Sandalwood
Drive.
Mrs. c. r. Hayden and Mrs. Loud
won the high scores in the after
Moons play. Mrs. Hayden and
Mrs. Harry w. Horton were guests,
the members present including
Mesdames J. d. Adams, Don c. Bit
ler, Henry L. Loud, Forrest E. Kutz
Minor o. Simms and Dorsey White
law.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-11-22
Sorority Plans
War Stamp Sale

Have n Heart Day" will be OBJ
served Saturday. Dec. 5. in Ell Cen
tro when members of Gamma Al
pha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority will sponsor a war stamps
sale.
Members of the sorority will sell
war stamps all day and will tag
each purchaser with a heart as
evidence of his or her contribution.
Lillian Wilabee is chairman of
the committee in charge, assisted
by Marjorie Spear, Mrs. Robert
Fussell, and also By Mrs. James
w. Beshears and Miss Kathryn
Hinderks. All members of the
group will sell the hearts on Have
Heart Day"