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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
'se Workers Lunch Box important Part Of Foot

instead of powdered sugar are
real treat.
Paper containers with lids as
well as cuStard cups-increase the
possibilities for variations. Baked
beans. tossed green salad or cole
slaw could be included. Occa-
sionally you can send a chocolate
pudding for desert.
A pint of milk will give him his
quota for the day. However, If
this is included in other meals, fill
the thermoS jug with hot soup or
coffee.
A healthful addition TO the box
Is a hard cooked egg wrapped in
waxed paper. Pack with this tiny
salt and pepper shakers; these may
be purchased at the 10-cent store.
A complete menu might include
mock chicken sandwich on whole
wheat bread. orange marmalade
and cream cheese on enriched
white bread, radish, celery, pump
kin tarts. apple. hot soup or hot
coffee.
Another combination could be
ground ham sandwich on round
bun, jelly and cream cheese on
cracked wheat bread, hard cooked
eggs, celery. apple pie. milk, hot
coffee or soup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

ing soaked by spreading the bread
slices with a layer of butter or
cream cheese before topping with
jelly.
Pickles with their refreshing
tartness are one of the best helps
i'm making the lunch tempting.
Wrap lettuce in a waxed paper and
let worker insert the lettuce when
il is to be eaten. Try to include
more fruits and raw vegetables
such as carrots and celery-and
have only one sweet.
Oranges are an excellent fruit to
include. Have one already peeled
and wrapped in waxed paper.
Sweet Course
When il comes TO selecting the
sweet to send along-packability is
the big consideration. If you-wish
to have pastry-select tarts or
fruit dumplings. Cookies as well
as cakes are always good-but the
same care must be exercised in
packing as with sandwiches.
Chocolate bars and homemade
fudge, never crush. Doughnuts
rolled in crushed peppermint candy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

OVER TWO million men are
working on night shifts in defense
plants. Faced by this new demand
of turning night into day many
homemakers are having difficulty
readjusting their households. and
the night worker does not always
find it satisfying TO grab mid
night sandwich in a hurry.
The lunch box should be con-
sidered as an important part Of
the food plan. The worker needs
something filling which he can eat
quickly. And he wants to find this
meal on the run, enjoyable, even
though there is difficulty in maxi
ing it fully as tempting as the
meals served in a more leisurely
fashion in the dining room at home.
Combinations
Naturally sandwiches ane-the
main item in the box. Have two
different combinations of breads
and Filings in each nights menu.
Use whole grain and enriched
breads to be sure the night work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

er gets the best value from his
meal.
Only the freshest bread can
make good sandwiches, for they
have to stand over a period of
time until eaten.
Have Filings moist. II you are
using left over roast to make a
meat sandwich. grind it and mix
with salad dressing and pickles in
stead of slicing it. or use butter
mixed with bit of prepared must
ard and spread IL thicker than
usual Plain sliced meat can seem
very dry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
Spread Well

Filings and butter should be
spread to the very edge of the
bread slices so there is no chance
for a dry bite. Wrap the sand
witches in waXed paper to Keep
them fresh taSting-and most inn
portant. pack them so they are not
crushed by heavier items in the
box.
Keep jelly sandwiches from be-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
P.-T.A. TO Be gin
Annual Roundup

Harding and Mckinley Parent
Teacher associations will start their
araual summer roundup campaign
this week. making a house toulouse
survey March l7-20 inclsiye.
The purpose of this campaign Is
To interview parents cf children
who Will enter school for the first
time next fail. leaving them medical
forms which they will take to thoi'
family physician, who will make the
examinations In this way those
children who may have physical dc
fectS will have an opportunity tt
have them corrected before the be
shining of school 50 that when they
begin their school career. they may
ta in the be poas:oie physical con
ditiCn
TT. A members have asked tht
cooperation of all parents in max
ing the survey q success SO that it.
gOal may be achieved. Mrs. james
Noel is general chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Young Neishbors
Attend The a+re
Party Rec emily

Toaua NeiphbarS' club members
LIS, Wrek enjoyed a theatre party
neet4g afterwards al the home Of
Betty Mae and Donald Fitzgerald,
733 C",age. fm refreshments, SerN :
81 by Mrs. FITZGERALD, assisted by
I'll Beshers, Louis and Lowell Hall
Mixed garden tlcWers in proiu-
sion made pretty decorations.
Dmine tie evening a hahdKef-
chief shower was given for Barbara
r. mington and Earl Beshers. both
If whom had birthday anniFerSar
les during the previous week.
A WisnAg we'll was another fea-
tlrc Of the evening S entertain-
mont
Ray Bradford of $50 Adams was
welcomed as a new mana2er and
the grodD accepted an invitation L
lave their next party at the c. H
Le9,l hCme
Members present were. Vernon
Sipmon, Wilma SigmGl. Gertrude
Siamon. LOUIS and Lowell Hall
Esrl Edith and Hazel Beshers, Lor-
81 1 ger. Betty Mae and Donalt
T.. 'arali. and MIS-. Viii yor
us counselor
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
University Club
He ars Talk by
Sheriff Ware

Sheriff r. " Ware VAS quest
soeaker At the h.eetin2 If WomcEs
University chb. DISCUSSING the de
tense 9z&mas ii Impartial Val
L. and also tie JaFanese situation.
The e,eh had Il luncheon moetas
= tie Barbara worth hotel IA
meetins waeh Fas - 5Ieg!nlS we'll
attended
Shp.ifl Voc baaH his la1k with
Il brill outline oi Imperial Valley S
eopr&p ledl situation and tie PCS
sIbility et enemies attacking l os
Angeles BY coming up from NeYi=
co through tee Imperial Valley. In
this cGnnectica Inc praised the work
of tie yalleF air raid obsc2yer5
whose eftls!eacH make a surprise
attack of this sort ratner difficult
The greater pJrt OF the discus
ion vas devoted however To the
aeraneae si1aatlop, Il IL fleets
Imperial Valley bo'h frem the
Standpoint e alien JAP aese and
those who arc citizens.
Ms Wi.lia Johnson, president.
conducted L buness meeting dur
n which Il = mnatme eommiftca
US appointed, t.=e menbta asree-
ne to infinite thpir II. eram oil
sE onSoliu2 dances Tor lhe Junior
college girls of IL Centre and BraW-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
State Office ers Of
8 e4 30 70 Pay
Visit to Salon

HI Sleely Dotson. le ebapeau
departmental OF the ct 40. with 4
all of department Officers Will
ias her official visit to the Imperial
kdeH 5 O. e. salon n dinner
@eaaesz,ag uiah5 : o'clock IN the
9.a4a Worth Eofel
Nj D91aon's @.ait i Of particular
Ia'esest 10 lEe Imperial NaiIel group
a. i" IS 4 iaflaet resident ii c.
9sIs3 aad ler many friends i'll tle
..9a are looking forward lo Wels
mae le' back 10 the I'll ~.
81 ,5eisa1 VIII b. a9sGe9s9aie2
! - ysl5ss b. Gene Aipina. j.
y i aasea2 depalimentalc l.
e'E. Hefef. Ii secset5ires mad b.
s.Iin Thorpe partnership ch3."-
IL Il
Iaa qal'ey LON WI also Hoam
VIC u lis csea mealbefs who ast
dspastment otiiaee Nora Klllings-
no1h Of Wes.maland department
n'arsisal. and Marcia Farrell OF I'M
Uerl#l. marche registration chair
Asag
After tie dinecr the group vii
a.jou'n u Tie EDNA Morrison stldis
II business meeting and {
week A. which Two new melab.r =
: III be Initiated
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Shriiners Enjoy
@ ala Party a.
Country Club

Rain failed in any way to mar
the enjoyment OF the valley and
San Diego Shriners and their lad
les who Saturday ni9ht attended the
barbecue dinner, program and
dance given by the Imperial Valley
Shrine club at the Barbara Worth
Country club.
A record crowd enio"ad the
tempting dinner for which V H.
Azhderian and Roy f. BreedloTe
were the chefs, the tables being
arranged indoors instead of on the
eluf grounds as planned originally
Clyde Dayee, president of the
Shrine club, welcomed the Sdn
Diegans Wh5 were headed by Dr
Chester Weber. illustrious p9tenaie
of Al Bahr temple.
Dr. Norman F. Dupont, master
Ct ceremonies. CT ii tie yauCas
dignitaries for Shor, lalks and pr
sented Col Frederick Herr of Camp
Lockett who with his staff cane
from Campo to attend the party.
Camp | ckettS lam us band
supplied music, presenting a
splendid concert with individual ell
tertainment novelties by members oi
the band, Pvt. Dick Smith also
contributing numbers. The glae
club from Camp Lockett. gave an
equally splendid concert and the
festivities ended with a dance. the
band supplying the music.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
San Francisco Girl
Married Sunday to
Arthur Hoffman,

Announcement OF the marrlage OF
Sabina Robertson Smith of San
Francisco and Arthur Hofmann OF
Fl Centre will prove of decided
interest TO many in Imperial We .aE
IS the bridegroom is a prominent
business man, identified with the
val ay's rapidly expanding rice
growing industry.
The marriage look place Sunday
in Yuma, Arizona, Judge H. r
!utes req ding the service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holman will be at home to
their friends at las Olive avenue,
Fl Centro.
Mrs Hofmann Is the daughter Of
Mrs. Smith of San Francisco and
the late Frank Smith.
Mr.. Hofmann came to the valley
some four years ago to interest far
mers and businessmen in the pos
slbilities of growing rice in this
county. and for the past two years
has lived here permanently He Is
president Of Imperial Rice Mills.
Tnp
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Mildred Bosue Married to
Robert Fceney Saturday

The bride comes from a pioneer
family. being tie daughter OF MI.
and Mis-. Clifford Bogue, for many
Years resident Of the valley who
low make their home il Ramona,
NJ Feency Is tie son OF the r. $.
Fprnevs of CaleXico, formerly OF Fl
CGtro.
1ae Rev. NJ. Everest read the
errice. the marriage taking place
= the Gupid's chapel in Yuma,
For her wedding outfit the pretty
-lde chose a smart blue suit with
Fhite accessories. her corsage OF
asHk roses providing a note of color
contrast
Mrs. Adeline Maoill was her only
attendant. the bridegroom being
served by Raymond Dessert as best
@an.
Mls. Desort AID Leon WithroW
@ere tie only other guests at the
wedding
hfier tie ceremony the bri6a
molGred TO the San Carlos
atal where a prettily appointed
aeddiag dinner was served.
Mr. and Mrs Feeney will make
aeir home in El Centro. Mr.. Feeney
3elna connected with the Dessert
I'D co.
Both young people are graduates
Of Central where they played
prominent part in school activities
Feeney being a well known
4athall player both ON the high
hcol and Junior college teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

Churches
Mr.Wa+enman
In Conc ert on
March q

valley music lovers are antlclpat-
mG hearing Wendell Waterman,
violinist, in his first complete con-
cert to be given in the valley, Mr..
Waterman having taken up resi-
dence in FL Centre a year ago.
Tie yiolinist will be presented in
concert Monday night, March %, in
lie Methodist social hall under the
suSpices of the Women's Society Of
~ Methodist church, with Mrs.
Charles Bartholomew as accompan-
iSt
A native Ca Lfonian. Mr.. Water
slan is a one OF the growing group
Of younger American musicians who
We received their entire musical
education in this country He re-
oeiVed the bachelor of music de-
gree from the University of SOIL
.aeln California with highest hon
ols in 1928 AS an artist pupil of
1&Vol Sanders, he was known as
sne of the UniVersity's most gifted
musicians.
Following graduation Mr.. Wate"-
man appeared in concerts through
out the country, studied in New
York under Hugh KortSchak one OF
the finest Violil teachers in the
world. Upon his return, he estab-
liehed studios in Long Beach and
Los Angeles. teaching violin and
playing professionally He coached
privately with Leonard Walker the
distinguished English conductor,
serving under him as concert mas
Ter of both his Long Beach and Los
Ange IS Metropolitan symohonv =
caestraS. He appeared as soloiSt with
tie Long Beach Symphony.
Mrs. Bartholomew has studied
under the renowned European piano
teacher. Elsa Janzen of Denmark
ard is one of the artist pupils OF Oria
Kenah. as is ner daughter, Roberta
he two having appeared on valley
programs in tWo-piano arrange
nlentS
Admission to the concert will be
ticket only. with the exception OF
the balcony seats which will not be
reserved. These complimentary tic
kets may be obtained by telephon-
ing Mrs John l. Dubois, ST..
l547-W or from members of the So
ciety. A silver offering will be taken
at the door to be turned over tc
the society to further its activities
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Fourth Birthday
Ceiepra+ed d

S9mHic Kay DcAabed!an daugh
te1 G Nh and Mrs. sam H. Dona-
beGlaa, was tour years old OH Sat
aada% and celebrated the day with
Il party 2iyen tor her by her mother
At tHeif home 1880 Brighton ave
au1.
Nj. D3nabedian used attractive
rtd. white and blue decorations, tie
fayerS repeating this color scheme
and tie birthday Cake delighted the
youngsters, being il the form of q
LIMB wi Il lreen c6coanut rs a real
site appearing lawn
GieStS We're: Deborah Cecil
Nancy Livingston, Carolyn Eyer,
Sharon Pelletier Bobby johnson
- E.3s, Stephen Miner. Gloada
#Gaer AID Samm-n nay
Tcian Siegel of Van NuYs an6
Joe Sies2l Of San Diego, daughter
ana s9n Of Mrs. Z 5nabedian, We're
homo tor the weekend
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
EIks' Bridge Party,
Charity Ball Set
For This Week

IMEd esenf IL 80 e.1nual bfida2
tournament sponsored b. the z
Censro Fix Will take place on Wed
nesGar nght Of tai5 week bezinnlae
with a dinner to be sefFad a. Z
O'Clock in the lodge headquarters
Contract baIdae and duplieafe
viii be featured with pie t.
the W.aners III each group
Theses monthly frIGsr dinners
aHe open 10 both Elks and then
friends and reservations SEaMd be
made viii the lodge.
Tie lodges annual charity ball
Will take place on Saturday night
Of tins week and in view Of the Var
viii ha held thi. year IN the lodae
rooms With local orehesif# mp
PLYING the music.
This affair aIse Is epan To Fk
and their invited gnes's AID prom
lses to b. a deciGeug enl9Eaaie Il
fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Drama Workshop
PIay tuesday

For DISTINGUISHED service i tal
name OF he cne.act play whiea viii
be presented at the meetine O
Drama Workshop of die Ten Ih3a.
sand club Tuesday night a SsGa
clock in tie Ten Thousand club
house.
Mrs. Karl Kaiser. AIrs.Mai o.m
Malurda and Mrs. Weldon Hqd-
apeth will appear in tie PLAY to'
which Mrs. william Pata i The
director Malcolm Macara2 Eafl
Kaiser and Bill Pata arc in ohafsa
Of the stage set and lighting.
Tie play is open to all club mem
bers. the section business meeting.
to be presided over by the chairman,
Ada Besse Beynon taking place af-
ter the play. Chief business will
be discussion IS to whether or 10.
the section Will give a three-a
play this spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Clubs
Society
High Point Girls
Gues+ Saturday
Of .. A. r.

Hieh point pilgrimage girls. taosa
9altY nigh ScaoOl students @na
Ga.ered tnr state contest fer the
Z. A r aanual pilgrimage trip 10
WashiHeton. y c. were guests Of
honor a. the meeting Of De ANA
chapter. D A. R, Saturday at the
hoar of Mr. Il J. Tnaram Of Bra%-
leS.
Fur FaIlzY guIs took part IN TIE
wide competition to determine
GalIIo!nia'a representative Who vii
be- the Guest of the D. a. r en a
ai9 10 Washington d G a 2irI
seom LaeLaa Beach was named the
winner IN the examination conduct
81 by the state department Of edu-
cation Marilea Hanson Of FL Cen
To having represented California
list gear.
The pallef Girls Who toek part
in the contest are Alit0n Marsh OF
FL Centre. Mary Edwards of Holt
5ille. Velma Vautrie Of Calipatria
Les Sorensen Of BraWleE, aao
Gelia Ray of CaleXico.
PROGRAM for tie afternoon va
sesented By Mrs Rose Reese oil
lie BraWlev hiah school faculty
teacher of home economies. Whc
showed sound motion pictures o!
Washington D. c.
Nj. Ralph Conereve Mrs. T
George LucEeH. Mrs. Holmes Rams
deli aad Mrs. Walter Vogel report
ed on the state convention. Feb
/ i3 III Los Angeles
Mis- Luel:ey appciHtea a n3mi
a0ing committee to present a lis
q officers tor the ensuing year
'das Nosel Mrs II. f Bauahmal
I'D Mr. ,'aeE DoIlavy.
A!rs iagGm served tea 10 mesn
-. ud quests.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
O. Class
In First Aid

IN accordance Wish lms made j.
Friday 'i.ht'@ mee'm i SlaaG
chapter n. It. O L. :. a ursf asG
tlaas VS. eYeanized Is fist mre.
70 bcne scheduled for Monday
niaAl At ec.ea!. il Wil@on schual
While the ]eai iarits Ct maHaels VII
BE- these cf tie Eastern Star. other
women Who wish 70 Join will be
cqu2lIy welcome. said chapter cfii-
CO.'S.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Twice Told Tales Section
To Give Club Program

p \ Va as.es. WHO vii tell n
=HogH tos IL #.aa a tory whsh5
p5saaaasi9 appropriate to the.
mes aud aue which Ill be- enjoy
I'd no. onI. f5e Is own merits bat
because 81 Nj Vii StEek.s gfted
presentation
E3ea year t=e sac'ion be vote.
seIec.s one of IL members Who has
done outstanding work. % eige this
.aaaram tor the club. ehooslne Mrs.
Ia sIFck Last spring 10 be the
z=l@J representative
Preceding Mrs. Van Stek's story
IL Ge nfoeI3m OF masic
j. he close ot the program. sec
"a 8sHBess vii serve tea to their
#e#4 aad lie Fasons committees
Hse plaaalns particularly attractive
decorations aad appointments for
- aesH#laa
Ire Gl.larss meeting will be call
ri n . pm b. NJ Don E Panlus,
s#e56saf Nth election Of officers
d. tlse staef ifem
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

Ia. aua =. II G.asKa ngEe Two
aa#a.eIz and 10 as.er SO 8h9
iii ss..e o #ae gaIe5 fcr re oc
sHl5as a1sz GH.Ia KoeE 9f B@#oa
49, ass a8Hz ? r q erI c K
aag K@aaa=s j. Hs9.cr Gl@k oi
BGE.l9 VII af9s. CLARK and theis
aaaaHass III. Forrest DUBOIS
VI CarI PeeI, Mis- Mary Co
fres G.aeis. al Of Berkeley MIS-.
ieaaia Ma.yne9 Ct Berkeley: John
Eai c.. Gf Oakland md MS son
hahE4M
9aa 4altofs will arrive the week
e.& ot Il lrea 21st and on NJ adaF
aIsHa -. the j. Hunter Clafks
vi be hosfs at a family dinner
prs II the Barbara Worth ho-
tei.
On lie following dag Tuesday,
Mr AID MIS- Clark will celebrate
theif anniversary and extend to
taef friends throu2h the Posi-
Pres IN nHitatsa To se present At
TIE ceremony At O'Clock that eye
llE8
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
csnsb.. ssh@Gs OF Interest to Women sos.y slGss
Edled bz llRaEn naLL
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAVIS
PioneerResidents Celebrate
Golden Wedding Anniversary

MI. and Mrs. r. H. Clark, pioneer
residents of Imperial Valley, will
celebrate their golden wedding an
adversary ON March "a. with a sec
Gnd wedding ceremony and a re
ception at the Methodist church
At this Ii me all members Of
their family will be present to JON
in the celebration In addition TO
Rolie O. Clark of FL Centro. Mrs.
Clark and their son, Raymond Il
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
TameIuta Group
Plans Dinner

Tamoluta Camp Fire group plan
led the table decorations and menu
for the annual birthday dinner
when the group met this week, the
iris also practicing for their part
f the program.
Those members who are working
or their trailseekers' ranks reviewed
he symbols and songs,
The members present were: Joan
Ilyne, Ida Ruth Robertson, Grace
rqno, Francis Lee Kirk, Dorothy
Onsmore, Patsy Ann Tyler, Joan
2riunon. Nancy Young, Beverly
Grant. Eleanor Roberts, Nancy
Gallagher, Connie McNee2e Ma@lan
Colin, Beverly Woodward
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
ST. Patrick S Day
Dance Tue sdav

A ST Patriek,s day USO daacc
will be given Tuesday night. March
Il in the Veterans hail. under tae
auspices of tae II Centre Catholic
Youth Crsani2tion, with 15G solid
as guests.
Danane will start at 80 in tie
hall and all Young girls Of the con-
nunitY are inl..ed to attend free Of
Charge, al admission charge behe
mace for civilian men A commiqtcc
OF prominent citizens vi serve as
chaDC!0ncz.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Altar Socie+ ~
Food Sale

HCITNIII-T. .T.9ch lG !. 81
J,seph's Altar sofiefe is enaasorine
: food sale fer March p to be held
iE front OF tie Peoples sore IL
HGlty.lc
STRANGER SOUGHT
PORTLAND, Ore, Narch 16 up
police today sought an unident-
fled man who is believed to have
stran-led to death Mrs, Gwen Pons-
san. 28-Scar old blonde diyorcee.
whose body was found in her East
side apartment yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
News Hens About
Valley Re siden+s

Dr. and Mrs Norman E. Dupont
entertained as their house guests
his week MI and Mrs Verne Grey
nd their daughter. Esther Pearl
Who came from San Diego TO attend
he Shrine party Saturday nisht at
he Barbara Worth golf club
Mrs. Della Harper of Dinuba is
visiting Miss Estella Falla and is
also enjoying seeing the Rev. Mr.
Z. L. Carter and Mrs. Carter and
Mrs. o. F Haun who are friends
of hers also.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Acacia Ne eting
On We dnesda

hcaCia home feDallmtnt NIlI meet
Wednesaa. At e aln. a; the A {.
Walton 43mc With Mrs. Ruby Wray
- eoho,teas. Nj Florence Glenn.
home dcmoastratioa accent. vii be
plesention at the morning session To
t9udaet tn characterization ON hort
CO. Ia se%irR. Tie women Will also
make Two dress folms
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Schedule Mission
For HoI+vine

HCLTVILI March l6 - ST
Joseph's Catholic church has an
bounced that q mls. IN Will be cal.
Quoted at the church March > :.
by Father Ambrose of Oakland. E
Franciscan.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Mrs. Daniel Judd
Visi+inq Here

Nj. and Mrs P H. Judd are en-
joyine a Visit from their DAUGHTER
z law Mrs. Daniel Judd who ar
.'ived this weekend from Honolulu,
II.
1t. Judd is stationed at Homo
lulu with the United States Army
Air corps
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Cookies for Camp
Due We dnesdav

Thoaa women Who wish to con
trlbHt. cookies for the rockies are
reminded b. the Red Cross com
Mifrea on camp and hospital ser
a4re thai cookies may be left at
he Red Cross headquarters 120
NTH Iifta St. up to p. m on
We5nraday Of each week this COM
Gl'tea seeing that the cookies are
laken 20 Camp Seelel
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
Three Babies S Born
Ar CITY

Three babies were born on March
Is at the FL Centre hospital:
To Mr.. and Mrs Darrell Schultz,
son, nine pounds. four ounces;
To Mr. and Mrs Claire Curtis. a
auehter, six pounds. six oLnces;
To Mr.. and Mrs Ber Sinor, a Girl
tx pounds. 81 o..aceS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

Gae ri tne oldet Tradition oi
lie Ien Thousand club Is ne pro
sfaH eisra each 5e5f b. lie I@lee
Id TaIea section o. lie club. a
a8eraI taat Is alWays al excellent
9Ge and n4ah anticipated b tse
4 bcrshlp
On Thursday Of his week Twice
Told Tiles section W che aeam
present enc o. l. memsess. Mr..
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16

INNING Two we'll known Ha'leF
fdn = the marriage Of Mildred
Easue and Robert FeeheH saturday
- Yuma. Arizona. viii prove OF
Widespread interest
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
CALENDAR
Ioilday

Monday
Camp Fire dinner, 6, Veterans
htll
Parents Council s, J. {. auditorium
Nutrition. cantecn aid classes.
go, high school
Cactus Gaycl club, G:15. Califor-
mia hotel
FL Centre lodge No. 384, f. and
4. n. 8, Masonic temple
Carpenters. 80, Labor temple
Red Cross board, 80, headquar-
ters
|. Y. Chorus. 80, high school
Night school, 80 high school
Home nursing class, 7:30, I'M
nsr,al
Sar0ptimiSts. :. Barbara Worth
Civilian Recreation Council, 7:30
Rarhara Worth
q. +. :. First Aid class. :, Wilson
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Tuesday
Well BABY conferences, $3.50.
noltville civic center
Cutting Committee, 9, Red Cross
hea iguarterS
Lions club. 70, Sherwoods
Canteen Aid class. go, 10000
club
st. Patrick's dance, $50, Veter-
2nS hall
Central Labor council, 7:3O, Labor
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l. y. Gem and Mineral Society
30. court house
Oasis shrine No. %. w. $. of
J., s. Masonic temple
Drama Workshop. 2, 10000 club
l. Y. Sympheny. 7:30, J. {. audi.
toriam
Noa. Com guard officers. 7:3O
stadium
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-16
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-and ease snllI1Y sneeZV mlscrl1s. just
two drops of Penetro Nose Drops in each
nostrll as directed, help give that cold
the air. Healing aid of air rushes in as
eold-clogged nose passages open up. 25c
buys long lasting supply of Penetro
Nose Drops. Large sizes, soc, $1.00