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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
Rainbow to Have
 Majority Night
 On December ,

Masons Night was held Satur- day night in the Scottish Rite Temple, when Rainbow girls were hostesses to the Masons of Juneau and Douglas lodges.
 There was large attendance and the evening was pronounced suc- cess.
 Initiation was put on with Miss Georgene Shanklin and Miss Shir- ley Urich receiving the degrees. Irn- mediately after initiation, Miss Grace Berg, Worthy Advisor, and Miss Doris Cahill, sister of Immor- tality, presented short ceremony concerning the history and lessons of Rainbow.
 It was announced Saturday night that Majority service will be given Saturday night, December 5, in the Scottish Rite Temple. This is an honorary degree given to girls who have reached the age of ma Jority, or 20 or who have married before that age, automatically be- coming majority members.
 This ceremony will be open to the public and will be put on by older and majority members of Rainbow. Miss Katherine Torkel sen, Past Grand Love of the State of Washington and Territory of Alaska and Past Worthy Advisor of Juneau Assembly, will preside in the East. All interested resi- dents are invited.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
HAVE GIRL BABY

A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. A. M. Wahto early last Mon- day morning at St. Ann's Hospi- tai The little lady weighed T pounds and ' ounces and was named Karen Eleanor Wahto. The mother and baby are doing well and expect to be leaving the hos pital for the home in Tenakee in about l2 days. MT. Wahto teaches the school at Tenakee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
LAPEL BUTTONS FOR
 sELE(TIvE SERVICE
 MEMBERS RECEIVED

Identification lapel buttons have been received by the local office of Selectiye Service to be issued to all members of Draft Boards, Territorial Appeal Boards, Appeal Agents and examining physicians Of the Selective Service System. The buttons are small and colored in dark blue, red and gold with 'selective service system member printed on them
 Certificates of appreciation are to be issued to members of the advisory boards, to which the out tons are not issued
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
ARTHUR HEDGES TO
 REMAIN TWO WEEKS
 MORE IN KET(HIKAN

Arthur Hedges. Acting Director of the United States Employment Service, who has been in Ketchi- kan for the last week, will be away for ten days or two weeks longer before returning to his Juneau headquarters.
 MT. Hedges is relieving Ed Bor- gen, who is in charge of the of- flee in Ketchikan while the latter recuperates from case of measles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
AGCIEs LOSE TO TEXAS U.;;
 CLOSE GAME

AUSTIN, Texas. Nov. 27. The University of Texas scored a touch down in the final minutes yester- day afternoon to beat the Texas Aggies and clinch the Southwest Conference title for the first time in a dozen years. The Aggies tied the score shortly before the Uni versity smashed over another tally to win 12 to G. Texas has an nounced acceptance of the Dallas Cotton Bowl bid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
TULSA TAXES ARkANSAS;;IS
 UNDEFEATED

TULSA, Okla, Nov 27.-Tulsas Golden Hurricane finished an un- defeated season yesterday after noon, defeating Arkansas 40 to ' with a spectacular air attack Tulsa now is virtually sure of an invita- ton to one of the bowls.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
LOUISIANA sIAIE
 DEFEAT5 TULANE ON LATE SCORES

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 27.l Y Louisiana State scored two late touohdowns yesterday afternoon and defeated Tulane Is to 6 before 35,- 900 fans who joined in a wild post game melee in fist fights. Sopho- more Bill Montgomery sparked the Louisiana rally
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
MOROCCO
 FRIENDLY
 TO ALLIES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. - The Sultan of Morocco, Sidi Moham- med, has informed President Frank lin D. Roosevelt that inhabitants of Morocco have received the Am erican occupation forces "as friends
 Further, he said, the French Col ony has no disagreement as to the great nation, the United States, whose chivalrous and liberal prin- ciples are known to us"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
PENN TURNS ON POWER TO WHIP
 CORNELL EASILY

PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Nov 27 Fulfilling early season hopes, Pennsylvania turned on the power yesterday afternoon, overwhelming Cornell, their traditional rival, 34 to '. Penn was held in check only in the first period. A crowd of 62, 900 saw the clash.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
Great Lakes Sno ws Under
 Northwestern

EVANSTON, H., Nov. 27- TT The Great Lakes Bluejackets unleashed one of the seasons greatest SCOT ing punches yesterday afternoon, routing Northwestern 48 to 0 for their sixth straight shutout victory. Bruce Smith, former Minnesota All American, scored g points
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
MISSOURI R0Mps
 THROUGH KANSAS

COLUMBIA, Nov. 27. - Missouri romped to it's second straight Big Six championship yesterday after noon, routing Kansas 42 to 13. Ray Evans, of Kansas, established anew seasons passing record, completing Is for a seasons total of 101.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
UTAH 0UIpLAYS
 IDAHO, B 10 ]

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. 27-Utah outplayed Idaho virtually all the way yesterday afternoon before 12,000 fans, winning 13 to 2. Idaho scored it's one touchdown in the final minutes on a length of the field drive and also stopped Utah three times inside the five yard line.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE
 OWNERS

Owners of automobiles are ur- gently requested to observe all parking regulations, as city crews are hindered in the work of clear ing the snow from the streets. No cars should park overnight on streets that hinder the snowplow Use parking lots and side streets as much as possible. Your coopera- ton is urgently requested.
 H. I. LUCAS, adv. Mayor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
EYES EXAMIEED

and BROKEN LENSES replaced in our own shop. Dr. Rae Lillian
 Carlson, Blomgren Bldg. Phone 636.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Tire chain on 7th or Main St. hill. Phone blue 200. LOST-Ladies' yellow gold watch, Sunday evening. Reward. Phone green 147.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27

Canada has population of H. 419.O00. less than that of New York state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27

FIVE GENTS each, pald for used gunny sacks at Coal Bunkers. TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop GUARANTEED Realistic Perma nelt s5s1 Paper Curls, q up ADia De4aGy Shop. Phone 50l. fia Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS

OUR BARBER shop prices are the same as ever. Haircut 65 cents, shave 35 cents. Bob Light Bar Der Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
FOR SALE

USED baby carriage, $16,50. Phone
 red 643.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-27
FOR RENT

UNFURNISHED apt. and house. Inquire Snap Shoppe.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Chap1er CIV Has
Christmas Party
For Children

Chapter CIV. p. E. @. Saturday
observed the pleasant custom of
celebrating Christmas by giving n
nlrty for the Oh .Jgcn Of members.
the affair taking place that alter
rOn at the M j. DoWd home 6G9
Wenslev avcrue With MIS- DoW1
N dMisi Helen DOWd as hosteSseS.
For the praG4am guests AMI
hoi:csScs alike had lots of fun lis
tening to records made b. the chill
dren on a similar occasion some
three yeas a"o. The g'oup alo
enjoyed the singing OF ChrlStma
carols and the charming story, TIE
Star of the well, told by Helen
DOWd.
The festivities ended with the a.
Clearance ti Santa Claus who dis
tributed gifts. and the serving OF
YuleLidc refreshments. COlorful
Christmas decorations provided tie
holida5 Atmosphere.
Guests were: JOY Lon Armstrong,
Tom Ed Brents, Don Brock, Diane
Clemens. Deanna Conner, Angela
McNeece, Tom and Dick Foss. Mary
Hatch. Jacquelin Johnson, Dorothy
Mae Hatch. Fatsy James. Fail and
Robert McNeece M rgaret Arm
Pinnell, Fleano. Roberts. india
Sones, Nancy Janet and Carol
leona Young.
Chapter members present includ-
cd: MesdameS r. M Armstrong NJ.
r. Brents, Warren Brock, r. c.
Clemens. NJ. j. DoWd. j. d. FosS,
Guy L. Hatch, j. L. House. j. Duke,
johnson Fannie c. Nc rory. w.
w. MeEuen, John B. McNeece. M.
e. Pinnell, d. B. Roberts, Louis
Slice. C. L. Sones, Donald l.. Young,
and Miss Helen DoWd.
Adult guests we. c Mrs. II. S. Nor
gan and Miss May Downer.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Historic Mission Scene Of
Impressive Wedding

IA corsage Of white gladiolas, carry
ing a rosary.
Her sister. Ida Kathriner. was her
only attendant and was gowned in
navy blue WI rose accessories.
her corsage being pink gladiolas.
Floyd Kennedy cousin OF the
bridegroom, was best man.
After the ceremony reception
took place in the Ia Mesa country
club, Mrs. Stockalper wearing teal
blue, with black accessories and a
rose corsage.
Beautiful flowers. candles. md
the brides cake made charming
decorations for the room and tie
brides table.
Man. valley residents were pres
ent for the affair as the bride has
a large circle of friends in the coun-
~ as has her husband. She is q
graduate of the FL Centre schools
and was a popular member of the
{. Y. O.. also holding the office of
aSsist3nt treasurer for the Imperial
Irrigation district.
Mr.. Grantham came to the valley
some yeals ago and was with the
/ Bank of America until he entered
the United States Nayy. He and
his bride will make their home for
the present in San Diego where he
j. now stationed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
ManyHeIp Work
OfCoun+yT.B B.
Association

Many persons i'll the valley. real
ENG the values OF the work done
by the count tuberculosis ar
hc9lth association. are doubling
their gifts this year as the follow
ms letter, received by Don Young,
treasurer, from inland indicates:
Il received your letter together
with the two sheets Of Christmas
seals that ECu sent me. You stated
that each sheet of seals is worth
one dollar. SO that The two sheets
cost mc two dollars. However, TO.
TIC sake Of these people who are
suffering from tuberculosis. let
me make i. our dollars in all With
oil the joy of my heart an dspil s
allow me - extend the spirit q.
Christmas to all of You in this work
and To those that this money IS in
tended for"
Contributions ANA requests for
Christmas seas should be sent to
The Imperial Count Tuberculosis
ana Health association, Box 500, FL
Centre. or TO n. Bertha HiXSOl
executive secretary, Room 4, court
house. Ell CenuO.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
WEI dins Business
Thrives Now in
San Francisco
BY ROSEMARIE MULLANY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2l-
UP THE wedding business was
booming in San Francisco today
and the nuptial experts, without
sacrificing satin frills or tulle froth,
have met the challenGe with new
and Spccdier methods of turning
out Wal brides.
Pressed BY sailing headlines and
furlouoh limits ct this army and
navy terminus. bridal consultants
have telescoped preparations for
formal Weddings to the point where
the bride to-bc can appear on
THURSDAY and be married on Satur-
dav-With all the trimmings.
And we have dore it in Il day,
eiphed one conSultant.
Most girls sill want formal we'd
dimes" according to an expert,
end III ten YOU why: Their moth
crS were b'i1rS Of the last war who
were married in restaurants, on
street corners or at railway sta
tinnS. They missed all the trim
minGS and th"v wan. their daugh-
ters to have them"
In assembling the trimmings.
drcsem0Fr"s occasionally run a
Nh"'o-fi"iSh with The church Or
Isl. III one .'iiC'' SUE
'an'S DUSTY "iil'oiil9 'iic
',ntfomS "' E't oE aloS ; nlcs'e' "H
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'H''s"d IN S'fect-leh"'h pflh'
dos ''' ~ 'r"n' her IRON pc"
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'''''i'S'
"A Pirl "'liVed mere from the east
"ctermlned 10 marry certain
wen d"rn'=''" IN a cohSpltah'
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21

y I.,.,,l IN, ~
IN c'itJI ''i.'ii Va tha e1',,
SHVeL Neouss "l'll.H Ivy q 21 ~ CO.
cii'lIi.ll 81 RAJ I'm, '-i,t - r9thor ond
WraE'c$, 20 81 t,a,,.a g. Got,rdav
n - and cVari,l9 in Whit proy-
oL To- Is, ,Ioeost q community OBJ
eer,anrp - man. ,aany residents
Of the ci,, anr nt;aaborinp com.
,runifior rol]rd ia offer their GOOD
,,ienre IN Mr. ard Mrs Weakley.
nla,,,ir,5 rau.on,. n,,,;,o olodio,ae
no''"'iiui if2H 49, , @,''' ~
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Churches Observe Christmas
In Special Services

congregation as on "a the most
impressive ever given.
Scenery, stage setting, coStuming
lighting effects made a splendid
background for the historic CharaC-
terS portrayed The action was
largely in pantomime. interpreting
the Scripture story read by Ann
Mitchell The adult choir, under
the direction of iona North gave
inspiring Interpretation to the en-
tire action with Christmas hymns
and carols, Emily Kaford playing
the organ accomplishments. Junior
choir members, directed by Mrs
Edna M Halvorsen charmed every
one in their initial appearance.
Those appearing IN the pageant
we're. Mary Alice Womack, Janet
Thompson, Raymond Rceder, Lielat
Bertil Froebure, Hudson Mitchell.
Charles DeBoW, G.. G.. Bennett.
Othniel Horne, w d. CAREY.
Charles Smaller, Albert Arnold.
George Clements.
Jane Baxter sang the "Magni-
feat. Leland Ritter was in charge
Of lighting effects; Burke Lemons,
makeup; Mesdames Ct. w. Thorn
as, Vaughn N. Thompson, j. D
Townsend. Arno C. Yeackel, cos
tunes; George Adams, Raymond
Reeder. j. IT. Wiley. scenery; Fliz-
abeth Nesbitt led the candlebear-
ers.
Father Edward Hutchinson of ST
Pauls church delivered the invo-
cation.
The pageant was prepared and
directed by Dr.. and MIS-. Thomas
and after The benediction the chill
dren filed out onto the north laWr
of the chlTCh TO find Santa Claus
awaiting them with Gifts He ther
made a speech, completely surpris-
in2 DR.. and Mrs Thomas. bv pre-
Snnting them with a mapic basket
filled with all manner of Gifts am
the love and Good will of the peo-
pie Of the church"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
DANCE SATURDAY

Three hundred Servicemcn and
10 girls enjoyed dancing to the
splendid music of the infantry band
Saturday night in the Veterans hall
when officers OF an infantry unit
stationed en- the desert gave a party
for their men.
Everyone, from the men to the
Junior hosteSSeS had a wonderful
timc--the muse WIS splendid as was
the entertainment including some
battling feats by magician. Sand
Wiches and coffee were served and
nothing was left undone which could
make the party an enjoyable enc.
Officers and their wives chap
croned the affair." and III eVeryway
it was well conducted party, many
women rcmarkng on the fact that
IL was pleasure to meet such a
nice group of men and such at
tractiVe young girls.
Such comments Have been heard
at all the SerVicemen's dance
They're such nice fellowS-they do
appreciate having a dance and are
so nice TO us being the custom
airy remarks made by the young
girls who dance with the non.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
METHODIST CHURCH

In the second performance of the
Christmas musicale by the church
choir, the Methodist church was
filled to overflowino again as many
residents gathered to hear this eX-
nellcnt program Ct church Christ =
mas music.
Mrs. Sidney Campbell. harnist
Was Gucst Solois'. thn other soloistS
hem" Mrs. Dudley Hatch CRernice
9nGlcyl Mr.. and Mrs. Eupenc
Moore. Mis-; Roberta IenkS Mrs
El'cnc Waterman. S. p Holiday.
The Roy. Mr.. H9"dcn s. Sears.
pastor, delivered the Christmas
MESSAGE MIS-. Waterman is choir
director and Mrs. Edna HeMncSSey.
acc0mpanist.
The offertorv 10 go to the organ
fund. totalCd $l06.
Mrs. II /. Bush arranged the
lovely setting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Phone 300

san Diego's historic mission. the
first to be bounced in California,
was the scene of a wedding Satur-
Cay night at which time Gertrude
Kathriner, daughter of Mrs A.
Stockalper. became the bride of
Carl Grantham OF San Diego,
formerly Of FL Centre, and son CT
Mrs. Pearl Grantham Of Pleasant
Hill. Md.
The nuptial mass was solemni2cd
at 7:3O o'clock. SOFT candlelight adj
ding to the beauty Of the setting.
Father W. +. ClaQin. formerly Of
St. Mar S Catholic church; Off
ciated.
For her wedding dress the charm
/ ing young bride wore q smart pale
tlue frock with rose accessories and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21

(From Bonwit, Teller, New York;
FASHION adds its strength to
l. that of patriotism, as the ma
tons department and other stores
start distributing to women the
new Victory Shoulder Sack which
the Office of Defense Transporter
ton expects will encourage shop
pers to walk and Carry" more
than ever before. The sack, OF
heavy paper suspended from a
strong shoulder cord, is guaranteed
to carry 25 pounds. Above, it is
photographed in one of Fifth Ave-
nue's smartcst specially sh"pa.
which sponsors it as 't"sn' IN
must" for the duration.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Announcement
Of Meeting

4. rauls guild will meet Tues
day at II a. m at the w. a. "ondro
home, 525 WenSlcy avenue, with
Mrs. Tondro as Eostess. There will
be 4 business meeting and lunch
ccr afte" which Tie group will sd
3urn to the surgical dressings CEN
tor in the Ten Thousand club
hcrsc to devote the afternoon tic
making dresses.
Witt, S'rirc S )cial club mem
IS 20d their husbands will have
rot lUcl; dinner ESQ o'el1c.. at
the B. c. Mitchell hone 722 Com
merci1l, Tuesday evening Members
It TO bring Their own service and
also n IS cent gift to be distributed
Il the Christmas party schedule q
II take place after the dinner.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Light Celestial", a new and
beautiful cantata, was presented
Sunday evening in the State Street
Christian church, under the di-
rection Of George Burt. head Of
Centrals music department, AMI
CHOW director.
Hundreds gathered to hc'r t''ie
c:ntata and eninyed the splendid
m,'ic Of the 'hoir Nnd of the so
lois'S: Mrs. Burt. Charles Slocum
S. o. McGauohy. Margaret Anna
Henderson. Foranv fine was The
music h. n wor'en'S soy etto direct :
ed bv Nv. BIZ '"d Owls cho-
lus directed by Wilma Iak"v.
MrS. Leon Bliss 9"d Wiroini =
Pec1 are accompanies Gov the adult
chair end Mrs. Leo Brinnon, 70"
the girls chorus.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Special Services
Ar St. PauI's

Christmas services at St. Paul's
Episcopal church include the mid
night mass Christmas eve and the
Christmas morning service.
The Christmas eve mass will be-
gin at 1850 o'clock being preceded
b ythc singing OF Christmas caro,s.
The service Christmas morning is
as II o'clock.
Wednesday, at 800 p. m. the
school will have its customary
Christmas part.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Cook Deyo Wedding Unites
Two PioneerFamiIies

Beautiful in its dignilied Simplic-
ity, the wedding Sunday afternoon
which united in marriage 10 Mearl
Deyo, daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-.
Eugene N. DeYo Of San BernardinO,
and Laurence 2. Cook. son of Mrs.
Cook and the late John w. Cook of
FL Centre, was an impressive event
and one Of much interest to valley
residents since both families are
numbered among the pioneers of
this county.
The ceremony took place in the
First Conversational church OF san
Bemardino, the Rev Mr. Wendell
Greenly. longtime friends Of the
brides family, reading the double
ring service.
As a background, tho church was
lovely with its decorations, all in
green and white, white bells and
tall candclabra with white taper5
contrasting with the graceful ar
ranpementS OF green.
Two little Girls, Georgia Lou Pat
tcrson, goWned i'm pink, and Norr1a
FloVd. in blue. made charming
picture as they lighted the candles.
Prior to the ceremony itself was
the program of incidental music by
Seward Brush. Orpanist, and the
traditional Because and II Love
You Truly, sUlg By Elizabeth WY.
LOVELY BRIDE
Given in marriage by her father,
the attractive young bride was Ia
diant in her wedding gown Of cH-
Qusite ivory satin, fashioned with
a short train. AMI her finRertip-
length tullc veil which fell from a
becoming cOronet hoaddreSS Her
bouquet was OF gardcniaS and lilies
CT the valley. tied with long white
satin StrcamcrS.
Virginia Miller was matrOn OF
honor. wearing cold, and the brides
grooms sister Betty and Marjorie
Cock. we're tht bridesmaids, the for
mcr wearing old rose and tie lat
ter. elcsn. The three wore short
wells maichue their froeks i'll color
and carritl old-t8shipncd nGseeayS
in shafeS harmCni2ing With their
gowns tied With lone tullr stream
cr&. hUh IN Mckenzie, Flower
girl. vas sweet III yellow 0re&&.
Lauren"" I}l.ssril Cook of Los An
G,les, uncle of H,r Drisiearoom, acted
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
GENEROUS RESPONSE

Hundreds OF cookies, cakes. do
nuts l>ou!ed into the Ell Centre SER
licerent'S canteen and to the
Methodist church cantcen Satur-
day ana Sunday. Ell Centre, and
the neighbOriug communities, re-
SpOndcd more than generously to
;he appeal. and despite the horde
OF Elen brought into the city lhiS
weekend, tnc suppl. held out as
the busy hoSteSseS served coffee and
cookies constantly. To all who con-
triLuted, the cantccn board of dire
tors extends its thanks.
MIS-. w. $ Kong brought in Two
Of the hantSomeat cakes white ic-
ing With green ChriotmaS trees
hat certainly made Il hit
Gee, it really is Christmas" de-
ciar1d one man.
Another said, They're too pretty
o cut-but Eore yea do cot them. ''
CANTEEN ANNEX
The Methodist church has op6ned
It's social han Friday and Satur-
day afternoons and EVENINGS as am
auxiliary canteen, wortirG iii CO.
Operation with the Ell Centre Ser
,4cemen,S Canteen unit.
Here :elviccH"en are invited to
come Tor quiet place OF relaxation
where Thy may lcaI write letters,
chat, and cnjoF cup OF coffee
with homemade cookies
MIS-. John l.. Dubois, s.. is chair
man in charge Cf service; Mis-
May Westmoreland, OF junior hos
eSSr, and Roberta jerks will form
Il committee of junior college Girls.
Ine "a Ucntro serVicenlcn'S can
tcen uhit Will supply coffee and su-
IA Iur the Methodist Cantecn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
BAPTIST CHURCH

At the First Baptist chlTch beau
tiful Christmas VeeOers We're fea-
tured by the church school. every
department. participating in the inn
presSive service presided over by
Dr.. II. D. IIelwig, pastor.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
PRESBYTERIAN

In addition to the regular church
morning hour Of worship, the Pres
bvterian church presented that eve
ming 4 beautiful pageant, The
Story That Never Grows Old, pro-
nounced by many In the capacity
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Juniors to Sing
Christmas Carols

Junior Ten I hOus nd tlub mem
hers are going caroling Wedncs-
Cay night rs a part Of their Christ
mas observance. Members will meet
ct 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
WamCn Brock chairman Of tnC
flair, 1857 He'll aVenuc, and will &C
from there.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21

Church Christmas services were
conducted Sunday by many of the
city churches. services that were in
every way an expression Of the
real spirit of this holiday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Opent4ouse Celebrates Silver
Weddinq Anniversary

their home. MI Weakley came first
as superintendent OF the elementary
schools and later was appointed to
the high school and Junior college
p"incipalshir as well, uniting the
elementary and secondary systems
under one head.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-21
Girl. RESERVES

Douglas Girl Reserves conducted
their annual vesper service Sunday
afternoon also, a beautiful presen
tation of The Little Shepherd
with outstanding music as back
Ground