Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

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Notebook
First signs of spring appearing
on those warm days in January
and February are new hats and
they look SO fresh and gay after
our Sombrc clothes of winter
This season as never before. per-
hapS as relief from the dark news
o. war. color is emphasized and At
tho Ten Thousand clubs bridge
party last Week-Which fell on a
sunny, Springlike day many bright
hucd new hats were worn, the
torcrunncrs of spring.
Mrs. NJ j. Horton looked parti-
Cularly attractive in spring en-
scmblc and becoming turban in
yellow. while Mrs. o. j. Brad
sl.aw'S new spring print runs to
patriotic color scheme Of rcd,
white and blue in pretty floral
pattern with which she wear a big
hrimmcd hat
Cut on the BraWley golf course
tic other day, sweaters and skirts
in all colorS of the rainbow were
scen-Mrs. Meredith Willis in soft
Eluc-MrS Clifford Hayden in a
smart plaid accented with red
bat and red acceSsorieS-MrS
Frederick j. Trude in blue-MrS
j. w. Asher in yelloW-HoWever,
after looking at some of the hats,
piaids. bright grecnS-Some with
feathers worn by some of the men,
nc ono need ever laugh at womcn's
rats again.
Flrosc Maquar, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Roche Maquar, made
news this week along with the 9TH
or officials Of her sorority at U. S.
C-Alpha Gamma Delta. The
three purchased $4,000 worth OF
Gcfense bonds on behalf of their
chapter, the first sorority on the
campus 10 Illhhc oiIll IL lu' SAi"SN'
AS a result, their pictures, as they
made their purchases, appeared in
Los Angeles daily, pretty blonde
FlroSc looking most interested as
Snc watched her president sign for
the bonds.
It's good to see joyce Sherwood
last December. She is back at Work
again. even if she does have to go
On crutcheS and her companion IN
misery Mrs. James Raymond
Fowble of Pacific Beach Dorothy
Boverl writes that she has recov-
cred sufficiently to be able to walk
without her crutcheS
It's moving day for the Arno c.
Yackcls this week. and they hope
In be settled in their new home
H.. the latter part Of this coming
week Mr.. and Mrs, Reginald l..
F.nox. Jr., arc excited over their
house which is rapidly going up
and arc looking forward TO the DAY
when they too, will be moving
All of us arc interested in dong
all VIC can to help in the war cf-
fort these days. and yet VIC need
tun. too. and Mrs. Andrew l.. Dill
heck and MIS-. Richard II. Moore
have found "a happy combination IN
lhc bridge party which they Will
uiyc on Saturday, Feb 81 at the
Dilbcck home. Clever invitations
in rhyme. ornamentcd with the
American flag. inform the guests
that they are to pay fee IN the
form of magazines which they must
bring and which will be taken TO
Camp Scc!cy for the men there.
Imperial Valley has a musician
Ct it's own who is fast earning both
state and national fame, the Rev
Mr. Carlton G. Buck of the Holt
villc Christian church whose song:
"ThC Hour Divine" is being sung
by church groups all over the state.
Incidentally the title was the in
vcntion of Walter Price OF FL Cen
tlo-lO titles were submitted and
the Rev. Mr. Buck chose that. Mrs
C. S. Reed of Ell CeE;ro suggested
the name for his newest song,
Victory for Jesus" which has
fine marching rhythm. The new
l.%lnnals that the Christian church
in FL Centre has just received
contain one hymn, words of which
we're written by the Rev. Mr., Buck
Valentines days was to be fca-
tured by many obScrvances-par-
tics and also by two weddings
which is only appropriate since 1t
is the birthday Of the patron saint
of romance In FL Centre. DOrcne
Thomas. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
C.. [, Thomas was to we'd Charles
Thomas, son of MIS-. I. A. Thomas
at 5 p. m. in the First Baptist
church. while at o'clock that eve
ming Dorothy Mac Brown OF Holt
VlllC WAS to become the bride Of
Joseph John AndCrholt at nup-
tial mass in St JOScph'S Catholic
church. HOltvillc, with a reception
afterwards at the Swiss club Miss
Brown is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. F. Brown of Holtvillc, and
N1r. Andcrholt is tho son OF Mrs
leo Of