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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Calendar of Social Events


Daughters OF Union 73o GAR
Hall
Side Circle Society 100 at
home of Mrs Donald Levitt.
Society Lutheran Church.
Of death OF Mrs Title Tackman.
Presbyterian groups
Ronald Missy.
Rainbow Girls regular meeting election OF officers
1880 Masonic Temple lodge
r B O'Clock with Mrs Albert Davies.
golf luncheon bridge Washtenaw
Country Club.
Church o'clock, home of
Mrs Cecil Vargason.
FRIDAY
Presbyterian groups:
church dining
three family picnic, $780, with Mrs
Fisher weather unfavorabe picnic will be postponed
Junior Club Relief o'clock,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Pick of the Air 7 oday

Friday
NBC-l2 10 p. m. Words and
Music,
2:45 Betty Crocker's talk;
$50 Canteen Girl.
CBS-3:l5 Donald NJ. Nelson and
Dr.. John W Studebaker on Sal
wage and School Children;
5to0=stfe- You Genius Quiz;
G:15 Hedda Hopper and Movies.
BLU 1890 Farm and Home
Program;
800 Prescott PRESENTS:
400 Club Matinee.
MBS-l:35 Rosh Hosanah Pro-
gram,
$50 Shady Valley Folks;
4:30 Aqueduct Race.
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Dedication

Continued From Page One)
attend another ceremony. His tour
will also include other points in
upper Michigan and the Upper
Peninsula.
G Donald Kennedy Is chairman
OF the dedication ceremonies, as.
sisted by Don Weeks, r. c. Seeley
and l.. c. Sauer OF the Lansing
Office.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Celebrates Birthday

Duane Flanagan celebrated his
seventh birthday Wednesday after
noon with a birthday party for Is
friends al his home. Hostesses at
the party were his mother, Mrs.
Martin Flanagan, and his aunt,
Mrs Irene Hunter. \ color scheme
OF red. white and blue was carried
out in balloons. and in fayors. and
the cake was white with a blue 'V''
and red candles. Duane received
many nice gifts
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Announce Birth

Announcement is being made of
the birth OF son, John Frederick
Hagen. III. 10 Mr. and Mrs. John
Hagen, Jr., Kalamazoo The baby
was born Wednesday night in I
Kalamazoo hospital and weighed
six pounds. 10 ounces. Mr. Hagen
is a former resident here and is
the son OF Mrs j. F Hagen. Arnet
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Navy Mothers Club
Adds Two Members

Two new names. that Of Mrs. ].
g. Paine and Mrs. J, D. Smith were
added 10 the membership roll OF
the Navy Mothers Club. experience
money was reported. and benefit
bridge parties were planned az
Wednesday nights meeting OF the
Navy Mothers Club. II was report.
ed that six layettes have been sent
to national headquarters for the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Entsrtalns Fifteen

Mrs Ray Stokes entertained al
her home. Tuesday night women
who aad been graduated the last Of
July from the Red Cross Nurses Aid
course. The girls reported the time
they desired TO work in the organ
ization It is obligatory that $50
hours be worked a year Bunco
was played and the prizes went to
Mrs. Pauline Derry, Mrs Emogine
Beach. and Mrs. Rose Colts. Mrs.
Colts had worked l52 hours. 9th.
ers had worked from 50 to l23l4
hours
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Entertained At Llnuch.or

The Friendly Eight were enter
tained at luncheon. Wednesday. by
Mrs. Peter kerner. Cards were
played in the afternoon. the prizes
being AWARDED 10 Mrs. J. J. Cheya.
lier. Mrs J J Wagner. and Mrs
Dorothy CARPENTER
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10

The Aunt Nell Bunco Club was
entertained at the home OF Mrs.
Nellie Trip, Wednesday afternoon.
Bunco prizes were won by Mrs.
Wesley Reed. Mrs. Fred Dieterle
and Mrs. Irving Packer. The club
will meet again Sept. % with Mrs.
Packer. ~
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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
az 40 before 6 ?. m. or , p. m.
Saturday.
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Announce Birth

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Connolly an.
nounce the birth Of a son Tuesday
IN 81. Joseph's Mercy Hospital. Ann
Aroor The baby weighed seven
pounds, six ounces.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Marsh. sos
Pearl st, are the parents OF a son
born Wednesday in Boyer Hospital.
The infant weighed 10 pounds.
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Red network. WLW 700. WV
$50. WHAM 100. WMAQ $40. Blue
network. WXYZ 1870. WLW 700.
WGN 100.
Columbia Broadcastlns Company
-WJR $50. WBBM $50, WCKY
1880. WFBM 126, VICAR 1880,
WBNS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
network. WOWO 1870.
Mutual Broadeastinu Company
network, WLW 700. CKLW 500
Red Network WLW 700, Blue
WJBK 700.
Tonight
NBC-s:00 Fanny Brice.
$50 Henry Aldrich:
800 Bob Crosby Hour:
1000 Rudy Vallee Show;
1890 March of Time, Paul V.
McNutt speaker;
1880 Rosh Hoshannah Program.
CBS-7:30 Maudie's Diary:
500 Thirty Minutes TO Play:
900 Major Bowes and Amateurs:
$3.50 Stage Door Canteen;
1890 Sec. Jesse Jones on Pre-
flight Training in Schools.
BLU-7:00 Easy Aces:
500 Earl Goodwin:
$50 Canada's War Anniversary:
900 Town Meeting from Cam
bridge, Mass, What Price Vic
tory?'
1918 Tommy Dorsey Show.
MBS-S:00 Sinfonietta,
$3.50 Chateau Hogan Variety;
1000 Boxing Freddie Cochrane VS..
Fritzie Civic.
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In The Sick Room

jeanne. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Durant. has been in bed since
Monday with an ear infection.
Lee Colby remains quite III at his
home on futile Hill Rd
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Meet For potluck

The Four Leaf Glover Club met
FOR potluck luncheon. Wednesday,
with Mrs lyele Grubo. In the after
noon ten games OF pedro we're
played with prizes being won by
Mrs. Jennie Kirk. Mrs. Leslie Bar
Der. Mrs Ivele Grubb and Mrs. G.
F Gilbert. The next meeting will,
be with Mrs Gilbert, Sept. %.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Daley
have returned from Charlevoix
whore they had spent week end.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
Clubs
Society
Date Of section
Bridge Luncheon
Announced

March 26 is the date on which
the Ten Thousand club Arts and
Crafts section will give its annual
bridge luncheon which is always
one of the most delightful parties
of the spring season.
Preliminary plans were made at
the sections meeting Wednesday
morning in the club house, Mrs
James Noel, chairman. appointing
the following heads of committees
for the luncheon: Mrs. I. N Hitch
cock, general chairman; Mrs. For
rest Manley, service and linen
chairman; Mrs. John Green, table
and hall decorations: Mrs. w. A.
Vize tallies; Mrs. c. j. Russell,
reservations.
The section devoted the morn
ing to the first aid work and the
craft activities. In the absence of
Mrs. H. E. Kendall, Mrs. j. E.
Davis was asked to serve as pub
licity chairman.
Hostesses for the day we're: Mes
danes James Noel, r. o. Patter-
son and j. E. Davis. the guests in
cluding Mesdames j. w. Donohue,
Arthur Spring and Albert Johann
son of Chicago, Ill.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29

The play is a new one and scored
a tremendous hit in its premiere
IN Chicago, June. 1870 Since the
plot is concerned with high school
students, it is particularly we'll ad-
apted for high school students,
with sufficient suspense, laughs, ex-
cltement to provide an entertaining
evening for an audience of all ages.
Penny is a typical high school
senior who decides to 90 to Holly
wood to star in a picture. Her boy
friend, Kerry, his pal Greg, jcIn
forces to thwart her Hollywood
ambitions and their efforts to cir
cumvent Penny provide plenty of
amusing situations.
Miss Meta Beardsley is the direc-
tor for the cast which includes:
Betty Mae Duer IS Penny; Jerr :
Havens as Kerry, and Bill Hess as
Greg, the following playing the
other roles: Dixie HutSon, John Nc
Laughlin, Fred Waterman, Ken
meth Lukens, Helen Beronio, Rob-
erta Shelbourne, Cleo Adamek, Jean
Spidle, Marjorie Thomas, Mable
Sublett. LaVerne zavala, Barbara
Barrett Bill Sharp, Russell Sher-
wood.
The play is open to the general
public.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29

A LII over town food merchants
"A are currently engaging in a
Food for Defense Rally.
Object of the drive is to impress
upon housewives the Importance of
making use of up.to-date nutri-
tional knowledge in preparing
everyday menus in order that
Americans may be a healthier,
better-equipped people for the
duration" Outstanding is the en-
phasis being placed on vitamin-
fortified foods.
One Of the everyday foods being
featured is Nucoa. the wholesome
vegetable margarine, which is now
fortified with 5000 U.S.P. units OF
Vitamin A. In addition to its nutri-
tional advantages, NucOa offers
many economies in the preparation
OF appetizing menus, such as that
given below:
MENU
Veal Scrolls Prnne STGing
Crazy
Creamcd String Beams ,oiih
Mashed Potato Border
Cole SidC Bread Nucon
Dutch Cherry Cake ui,h
Cherry Sauce
Beverage
Veal Scrolls
3 veal outlets. Salt
sliced thin Pepper
Prune Stuffing
Have butcher cut veal outlets in
halves and pound thin. Sprinkle
each outlet with salt and pepper,
cover with generous amount of
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
Mary Gideon To Be Married
ToRobert Cecil Cheyney

Mr.. and MIS-. Bernard B. Gideon
of Holtyile have announced the
engagement and the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Mary,
to Robert Cecil Cheyney, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick p. ChCH-
ney of Los Angeles.
The wedding will take place on
Sunday afternoon, Feb. at 4
o'clock in the Holt"ille Methods
church, the Rev. MI Kenneth
Engle reading the service.
Mr., Gidecn will give his daugh-
ter in marriage.
The bride-elect has asked Elma
Jean MadduX to be her maid Of
honor and Elsie Henry and Phyllis
Cheyney, sister cf her iiancec, To
be her bridesmaids.
Edgar Thompson OF Venice Will
act as best man for Nj Cheyney
with Robert Carr of San Gabriel
and Paul Lear of Holtyillc as the
uSherS.
Margaret Maring Of Holtyille Will
be soloist for the ceremony and
Howard WorthingtOn Of Imperial,
organiSt.
After the wedding a reception
will take place in tho social hal
of the church.
The young couple will leave i'm
mediately afterwards lOr Los An
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
cSnrehs. sh11' OF Interest to Women soOisx sGS1
dvA ANNE HARD YD4VIS
Schools
Churches
Big Celebration
In CaIexico on
Friday EVENING

CALEXICO, Jan. 29-Calexico is
planning a big celebration for Fri
day night of this week. cele-
blatlon which is given in honor of
President Roosevelt's 6Oth birthday
anniversary and as a climax to the
ilfantile paralysis campaign in that
city.
Not one, but three, entertain
mentS are scheduled and these in
charge invite all Imperial Valley
to join them Friday night.
The program starts with a patri-
otic pageant at 8 o'clock in the
CaleXico high school gymnasium. a
pageant in which 1875 will appear.
This will be the first public appear
ance of the crack platoon Of the
state guard and of the Calexic3
Womcn's Ambulance and Defense
corps. Members Cf the Calexico
Mems chorus, directed by MIS-. w
H. Iorcn2, will be heard in patriotic
music, both of this coulty and the
neiehbosing ally. MEXICO.
At 9:20 o'clock a dance is schcd-
uled for the Elks hall, the skatina
rink, like those throughout the ia
ton, having scheduled a skating
party for the same time.
Another highlight Of the cele
bratiOn will be the defense bond
which Is to be awarded as a prize.
Money collected b. this celcbya-
ticn Will b. turned over to the in
fantile paralysis fund. part cf
which remains for use in Calexico
and part Of which goes 10 the ma
tional foundation for research work
in the prevention and control Of the
dlSpn.n
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
CALENDAR
Thursday

Phillips lecture, 8, Wilson school.
2O-3O club, !, California hotel.
Basketball, Calexico Holtville,
1870, Calexico.
Building trades, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
b. P. o. E. No. 1925, 8. Elks hall.
Night school, 10, high school.
Friday
o. E. S. Red Cross, $3.50, 583
Brighton.
Ladies day. 9, golf club.
PIT. A. board, $3.50, Harding
school.
Kiwanis club, IL, Barbara Worth.
Basketball, Ell Centro- -Brawley,
Painters, 1880, Labor temple.
2:30. Brawley.
Junior Auxiliary, 4, Veterans
hall.
Home nursing class, 1880, sfair.
NJ c. mechanics class, 1880,
Central shop.
Red Cross benefit dance, $3.50
! Imperial Veterans hall.
Senior play, 8, high school.
Past Matrons, Patrons, $3.50
Masonic temple.
Pageant, 8, Calexico high school
Dance. $3.50, Calexico EIks hall
Skating party, 8, Calexico skat-
ing rink.
Basketball, Central j. C.-Phoe.
nix J. c., 1880, Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
En+ertains With
Linen Shower
For Bride

One of the popular brides CT the
season is Miss Rosalie LaBruch-
erie, who is being compIimented
this week at a numbc. of smart
social affairs.
Wednesday night, MIS-. Robert
Fussell, 1914 Olive avenue. who is
to be Miss LaBrucherie's matron OF
hclcr, entertained with a linen
shower for the future bride
In addition to the shower. guests
enjoyed a game of contract with
prizes going to Mrs. Peter La
Brucheric for high score and to
Mrs. Alien Gillespie for second high
the guest prizes being presented to
Mis- LaBruchc"ic.
Refreshments were served to:
MeSdames Richard Hammer, NJ. J.
laBrucherie, john D. Jackson, Peter
LaBlucherie, George Lederman,
Allen Gillespie, George Harris, Jr,
W l. Rutherford, Jr., James w
EeShea&e: tllc Misses Julia Tucker
Louise Chamlis, Nora Hauser
Eleanor Childors, Emcgene Black
ard, Ruth Campbell and the guest
Of honor.
Mss IaRruchcrio. daughter of
EIr. and Mrs. J. p. LaBruCheriC
and George M. Haugner, son Of Mrs
Anna NJ. H&GScr of Turlock, will
be married with a nuptial mass this
coming Sunday at II noon at the
Camortl's Corner chapel, two miles
from Campo. After the ceremony a
reception Will take place at Morena
ledge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
Women Due For a
Shock When See
Fall STYLES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29-tUP)-
The American woman is due for Il
shock when next falls fashion
plates roll off the presses.
If present plans Of industry rep
rosontatives and war production
board officials are carried out, Mrs.
Jones will have to reconcile herself
to seeing her carefully chosen rayon
dress almost duplicated on Mrs.
Smith. Both will have to get used
to wearing an ordinary hat.
The WPB has decided that wool
and other clothing materials will
have to be conserved for the armed
forces and essential civilian needs.
Manufacturers of WomCnS and
childrenS dresses have been asked
to simplify their product and to
use cctton. rayOn. reWCrked and
reused wool.
This does not mean that dresses
will be Shorter--there' not much
room there for economy-but GER
tainly stylists will be adjured not
TO lengthen them. PleatS will be
discouraged. and tan, brown or
Give drab materials will be unavail-
able because of the scarcity Of dyes
and their extensive use in coloring
uniforms.
Buttons will be made OF bone
and pearl rather than plastics or
metal, leather belts will be unavail-
able. and use Of unbleached cotton
will be encouraged because Of the
shortage of chlorine Felt is being
conserved, which means a change
in hat styles, and the wool short
age means changes in coat styles.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29

prune stuffing made by mixing we'll
b tablespoons melted Nucoa, 3
tablespoons chopped walnuts. 9
tablespoons chopped, stewed prunes,
"a cups bread crumbs. table.
spoon chopped parsley, Y teaspoon
salt, 1/l6 teaspoon pepper Roll up
and tie securely. Bake in moderate
oven (35OoF.) one hour, or until
tender basting frequently with 9
mixture of Y cup Nucoa and 1 cup
hot water. To make gravy, thicken
liquor In pan with 1 tablespoon
flour; add u cup boiling water and
season with salt and pepper. Yield:
6 to s servings.
Dutch Cherry Cake
Z cup NucOa, , teaspoons hak.
melted Ing powder
CuDs canned J.. tpaSnCon salt
req cherries = cup sugar
lt2 cups Slfted > eggs. separated
Hour y cup milk
l teaspoon vanilla
Drain cherries, saving juice for
sauce. Sift nour once, measure, add
baking powder. salt and y cup
sugar and sift together three times.
Beat egg relks and combine with
milk. vanilla and melted Nucoa.
Add liquids to -four all at once and
beat until smooth. Fold in cherries
and egg whites which have been
beaten until stiff, but not dry, with
remaining sugar. Bake in well
Nucoa-d pan 7x11x112 inches in
moderate oven (3500F.) so minutes,
or until done. Serve either hot or
cold with hot cherry sauce. Yield:
6 to s servings.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
CaIexico
News
Telephone $40
Telephone 849

Sunday the Catholic church was
the scene OF lovely wedding
which joined Miss Marguarita
Sirgh and Kishen Singh Doel in
marriage The bride was beautiful
in the traditional white, which
produced a striking contrast with
her dark hair. She carried a large
brides bouquet in pastel shades.
She was attended by six brides
maids, also in white, and matron
of honor, Miss Mary Dean. Albert
Mike Dean was the best man. Miss
Singh lived in Calexico, and Mr.
Doel, in Imperial, where the young
couple will now make their new
home.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
HoI+vi!Ie Clubs
List Me etinss

HOLTVILLE. Jan. %. - Holtville
Women's clubs meet next week, the
Junior club meeting Tuesday night
at 730 o'clock in :he civic Cente.'
for a program on flower arrange
ment illustrated with color pictures
and presented b. Coca Cola.
Senior Women are having al
evening meeting, inviting their hu3-
bands to be their guests at a pot
lack supper Wednesday night, SEQ
o'clock in the center. The Rev. Mr..
G.. b. Gudmunsson OF Calipatria,
native of Iceland, will talk on that
country.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
De gree Team on
Valley Visit

FXempiiticaticn of the rituals
tic work Of the Order of the East
arn Star will take place Saturday
night when the Southern California
degree team, under the leadership
Of Mrs. Lillian Holman, will be in
Jhc valley for this purpose.
This team of some 25 members
viii present the work at a meet
inc scheduled for o'clock in the
e Ccntro Masonic temple, this
meeting being OpCh to all members
+ thN OrQCr
Cisicors oI the five rtSley chap
tera Will entertain the visitors at
a.1ne" rlior to the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
News Items About
Valley Residents

The Rev MI Edwin L. Carter
of the State Street Christian church
was scheduled to leave Mercy hos
pital, San Diego, Thursday of this
week, going Directly to the home of
his parents who live near Covina
where he will spend a few d. Us re-
cuperating, returning to the valley
early next week. The Rev. Mr..
Carter recently underwent an oper-
atiCl on his back.
Edwin Flagg Nilsson, son of Mi.
and Mrs. Edwin Nilsson Of Holtville,
left Los Angeles Monday for San
Francisco where he will leave soon
for the Hawaiian defense area, hav-
ing accepted a position with the
Hawaiian construction corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nilsson and Mrs. Julia
Ann PartWo0d went to Los Angeles
with MI Nilsson.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
AnnOunC ements
Of Ne e+ings

Eastern Star members vii, have
an all day Red Cross meeting Fri
day at the Walter d. Carey home
583 Brighton avenue. each member
bringing her own sandwiches for
the luncheon hour.
Past MatronS and Patrons. o. E.
S. will have their meeting Friday
night in the Masonic temple, El
Centro, beginning with a pot luc>>
supper at $50 O'Clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29

gelcs, Mr.. Cheyney being employed
at Douglas AucIaiI.
Miss Gideon comes from a We'll
known Holtville family, and has
many friCads in both Holtville and
F. Ccntfo, being a graduate of the
high school in the former city and
having attended Central Junior col
legC one year.
Mr.. Cheyney is a graduate of
Manual Arts high school, Los An
gelcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
Wins High Score
In Bridqe Game

Mrs. Eugene Moore won the high
score prize for contract when the
Wednesday bridge club met this
week with Mrs. Richard Moore as
hostess at her home on Ross ave-
nue., entertaining them for lunch
con.
Covers were laid for MesdameS
Eugene Moore. Reginald l.. Knox, jr.,
John NJ. Kearney, John D. Jackson,
Clarence McFaddin, Russell Yeager,
w. G.. FoSS, and the hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
Camp Locke+t
Plans Dance

Camp Lockett is sponsoring a
dance Saturday night and has sent
an invitation to the young women
of the valley to be guests. Three
trucks, with a detail officer in
charge and with adequate chap
eronage arranged, will leave from
the Mayan hotel, Ell Centro at $50
p. M, taking the girls to and from
camp.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
" Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Don't Take MyPenny' To Be
Given Friday by Seniors

Gay, rollicking comedy, Don't
Take My Penny, will give a few
hours of carefree relaxation for
everyone who attends this play to
be given by Central's Senior class
Friday night at 8 O'Clock in the
high school auditorium.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29
Altar Society
Food Sale

HOLTVILLE, an. %: - Holtvillc
Altar society members are SPONSOR
ing a cooked food sale for Saturday
at 9:30 am. i'll the front Of the
Holtville Peoples store.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29

The TaWa Owakope group of
Camp Fire girls met at the home
Of their guardian. Mrs. Ralph Ep-
Ter, Wednesday. They made bead
boxes and played games. Those
present were: Rita Mae Bedford
Marie Higuera. Ann Vierhus, Pat
Sy 10 Bannister, Kathleen Finn,
Kastko Kita, Kikoko Kawanami,
Barbara Jean Epler, Beverline
Mandrapa, Mary Ellen Mains, CAL
lie Orfano, Alicia Diez, Anita Al
varez, and Tory Ann Huey.
The members of Troup 9 met
Wednesday afternoon for an out
ing. Under the leadership of Pat
rick Ditonto the boys rode their
bicycles out to the country for a
weiner roast.
Last Monday members of the
knights of Columbus went to
Yuma. There they met with the
Yuma council and made plans for
their coming convention which the
Arizona branch will sponsor this
coming Spring.
The Last services were held for
Mrs. Anglia Castro in the Catholic
church Tuesday, with Father
Micheal OConnor officiating. Mrs.
Castro died last Thursday.
The lie Wa group of Camp Fire
girls met at the home of Mrs Joe
Higuera. After the business of the
day the girls had their pictures
taken, by Mrs. Higuera, in their
uniforms. They discussed their
ranks and it was decided that the
next meeting would be an infor-
NAL ono and Mrs. Higuera would
give the girls their tests for their
ranks. Present were: Alice Otter.
Elna Aida Huey, Jos Carmichael.
Honora Higuera, Pat Washer Paula
Williams, and Barbara Ann Jack
son and Mrs. Joe Higuera.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-29

Beautiful Marine and Nautical
designs that are sure to a ~
please. c it. square. Ea. A.4T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
IF he MUST SCRAP, LET HIM USE THESE

IF he MUST SCRAP, LET HIM USE THESE
You'd be surprised how much harmless fun
boy and his friends Cor his father can get out
of two pairs of boxing gloves And II won't
hurt him a bit TO get the self-conhdenoe little
practice produces. These 4 gloves are wine
colored, made of good capeskin leather, and are
stuffed with excellent quality curled hoTsebair
They are built to take IL and SO will the
young fellow, after a little practcei SOS
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
KING OF INDOOR SPORTS
PING.P0NG

PIhG-P0kG KING OF INDOOR SPORTS
Call it ping pong call it table tennis. ,his
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with six good balls, plus net and posts Every
thing you need for yourself or for complete
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