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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

immer angenommen bot, onbert nitbts
on bem Sot, bab iib bas gbenbilo
@ottes' int Yfenihen a,f beiien gel"
itiae Not,ir nnh @nlaee be5iebt.
ySobl aber fonn man iaacn, onb
oie forpcrlihe @eltnlt bes Wcnlhen
in elmer oeipiilen Sarmonie nit Iei~
nen geiiti9en &rdften ltebe uno ein
lihtbares 8ilb leiner llniihtboren
Natlr iei, loNo6 Die eeiitiee mo Dor
ollent geiltlidc Eolfommenbeit zines
Wenid)en lih int Aelberu, belonhers
im antlis mioerlpieaelt ,uno Die mo-
raliihe Geriunfenbeit zines Wenlden
oft auh int Meubern IN bie @riebei.
nung tritt. Ger Berluit Der Gno-
ihaft @ottcs bMrh Die @rbiiinoe hat
ourb ben sSlud) 8ottes auf oie for'
perlide gtot,r bes Wenihen einen
perbeerenoen @inih,b eebabt uno miro
Die menld1lihe gtotlr auh Dem &Sf-
per nod bel Ser ieliaen Mnferitebnna
ont iiinaItet Gage perflart nno ia
ibrer eonsen Sdonbeit eritroblen.
- u. w., Su. -
9ie fatbolifde Stride le9net feine
morberiihen &tieesipoffen. 0ieie
8erleumoung ipuroe nobreno hes er.
iten Weltfrie9es ousaeltre,t lmo onb
iest miro Die Hiiae ipieoer oliee-
Ddrmt. ;}nn0hit entbdlt Dos IN ben
Sdnoen ser fotboliihen Selbgciitli.
ben iih befinoenoe Hituole ear feline
6ormel fiir oic 8affenleanrna. 9or-
I'M fonnte, ielbit ipenn Elm seloaeilt-
liher einen sSoffenleeen m,siprehen
mollte poer onsaelproeben boben Ioll-
te, Dies feline bon Der fatbolilhen Sir.
he erlaubte ODER enteebeiBene YSei-
buns iein.
Die art nnb @eiie, tpie i'm MitteI.
alter ein &itteridmert eeieenet m,ir-
oe, lit binlmeIlpeit perldieoen BON
elmer Seenana mooerner &riegssuoI-
fen. ..9en Rittern, Die 5ur 8e1rcimg
oes bl. 2onoes ans5oeelt, ben ,,Eer-
teioieern Der Stride" tprroe bos
Sdwert eeleenet NIT ser SormeI:
u@mpionee bieles Sdluert im Na-
men bes Saters unb oes Sobnes nnb
oes 81. 8eiltes nno bennbe es 8n
eeiner Gerteibiaung nno 5u Der Der
Stride, anr 8eihamun9 Der sseinbe
bes arenaes Gbrilti nnb oes drift
liben @lalbens." sseoermann erliebt
barous oentlid, bab bieie &ier
ole Sabe hes @laubens au nertei.
oisen int 8eeriffe itanoen, ,pdbreno
int 8eltfrieee bonIeiten Der @narei-
fer ipabrlid nitbt einmal elm 9e.
rebter @runo borlieet, bic more
oeriihen ariegslpaffen 5lt ieenen.
3uperlGiiiaen stobridten anfolae
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
Die weltberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittei gegen allie Arten Won
alten und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren,
GeWaechsen, BissWunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schschtel, bel: j. l.. STAAB, 17209 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

y !
oeren 9eeriinouneen unb Gerihuls
oung oit ipeit it bie Gergongenbeit
reiebt. 8eItaeididte iit oub sseltae,
ri6t, ipennglei6 1mo erfabriIn9sge.
nlob es falih 1T, alles @elt,uredt
ansidIieBli6 oem <Sorum oes 9ieS-
ieits por5ubebalten. Sber Soft mia,
oab iih bos 9oie ausreife, ,lnl bomit
lih lelber 81 pernrteilen uno ipie eine
Yeitwolfe totaulallfen uno ben sSe9
bes @lten 81 ebnen. @enn babel a,lt
Die Shuloloien,' lno niht ielten nod
empfinhli6er als Die Stbulbigen ae.
troffen peroen, 10 erflort lid) Dos
ans Der Soliooritot oes Menlb lben uno
ip0re mr Damn nibt NIT ser qottli-
hen @eredtiefeit pereinbar, mcnn iih
Oielc im iroiihen 2eben reltlos er>
liillte, menn es feinen Musgleib I'M
anberm 2eben gdbe nno nid)t onb aus
Dem 8olen oas @ute entItiinoe. So-
Damn iino 3mitdnoe ipie in 8nblanO
cine iiber5enatnoe, cine alien &olfern
in sic Sbren geaenoe Hrebi9t, ippbin
ein Golf fomnt, tuenn es eottlos ae.
,poroen lit ,no niht mebr Die &rpft
in ftd beitet, bieler @ottlofiefeit ourf
elm eIcnentares 9nfnahen nno lith
Anfreden 5u beeeenen. 9ie Sraec,
marnnt idpeiat @ott?, 1T enelih nod
init Der Tatiabe at beanttporten, Dob
es @ottes Nrt ift, erit Die a,peite'l
llriohen anf5urufen, ,tm oas SSbriec
als @erfseala allsglei6enoer @ereb-
tiefeit au leiiten, ebe er ielber oIs Die
eritc llrlahe einareift. S6on pftmols
IN Der @ehid)te tpar ireeno ein
Golf, obre es at abnen, Der eottlide
arm, Der bie 3nhtrute ihipane uno
bamit ner gottliden 8eltoronln9
biente. 60 iit olio Gottes Shtpeieen'
MIR Iheinbar. Die Iittlihe Sromme
miro reItlos eepabrt, tpenn aud nibt
INNER nit ser. Metbobe, Die mir fur5-
ii6tiee nno madt6eibranfte @tenfden
an,penoen.
- Eb. s., Winm. -
Sbpob( oie 8eIenbeit ole bon
Soft erlhaffenen 9inae, olio m,dy
Die bes Meni6en NIT ieiner forper~
li6en @eitalt als Brototpp, 8orbilo
ODER Ssoee im sottliden 8atibluB bon
@tpiefeit ber eetpeien lit, obaleid ii'
erlt in oer Belt our1 einen ldopieri=
itben att @ottes, ols 8ilo iener sott'
lihen SSsoee ins forperlide Daieil ee-
r,tfen moroen, 10 fann man bob niht
bebalmpten, bob Der Menid) ieiner
forperlihen @eitalt nod int @benbi1o
@ottes eribaffen tporoen Jet, idon.
besbolb, ipeil @ott elm @eiit lit nnb
nidts Gorperlides beittt. Das @ben-
bilo @ottes im Menl6en be5iebt iid
onf feline seele, Sen geiitigen Sell oes
Meniden, allf feline Seele, feline gel
itige slnlaee, ieinen Bertrand ,,no ieie
nen freien 8ilen.
60 linb audi oie @nael, Ole refine
@eifter linb, @ottes @benbilber be-
5iielid ibrer eeiitigen 9tah,r, Ser
gernnft uno oes freien @illens. ST.
re Nnitdt baB elm 8ilo ober @ben>
bilb nur auf fibtbare, forperliehe
9i,ee 8ealg baben fGnnen, lit alio
eana irrtiinlIid). 9aB @ott=gater bon
einent menlhli6en Naler als alter
Mann nit einem Ianeen Bart barge
ltcllt miro, oaB @ott obne 3,peifel In
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
Fms

uSer5eibrmg, meine Game, Hn0
sic nibt ans Salle?"
uNein, Sie irren fih npbl."
80? - Sml - 9as lit ia fa-
mos! 9a finb mir ia 2anosleutel
Sd bin nomlib anb nibt aus Sol1e."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
Dbis @aifenfrenHb

WteHlnellt1ebe 3ufndfeDfen, eDe Doll
Der id)redliebe1 @eiBel ocs Ger,lid
tlnasftieees Die Menihbeit beireit
miro. 9arnm mabnt mo bittet Der
Stellnertreter @brilti iu Tom Die Gol-
fer au einer @ieoerfebr aur @ottes-
mo Menihenliebe.
Nenn brttale &afieneeipalt Ben
Sriea entibeioet, miro elm iogenann-
ter sSrieoe ipieoer ben @runo 5ll
ne,,en. Griegen legen, pie es ser erite
8eltfriee betpieien Bat.
- S. g., So.
@inen iebr gell,noen nno foitlih
| lbmedenben 5iritp fam man aus
3uderriiben Cougar 8eets) berci>
ten penn man ben 3uderriiben ein
Drittel Mobrenlaft (Gorpts) aulebt,
Scr Dem Sirup cine arobe Ytiloe mo
einen angenebmen @elbmad giht.
Man nirimt 5ipei 9rittel 3nderriiben
uno elm 9rittel M0breu ,mo fobt ies
oes in eilem eetremtcn @efdbe 10
lonae, bis man iie nit ben isinaern
5eroriiden. fam. Damn preBt man
our1 einen leinenen Sad ollen Gait
beraits nno foht Sen ol,s beioen Rii<
benIorten geiponnenen Saft nit 10
piel 3uder, als man tpiinidbt, biz er
Die aeboriae 9ide erreibt bat 0fon
mub ben Saft nit einem .bolaernen
2offel beitGnoig nmritbren, bamit Der
Saft niht anbrennt. NiG man Dem
Sirup einen anberen @elhmad sebe'l,
fann man nod 3itronen- Qemon=)
Saft ooer oen Saft anoerer fSriibte
ooer geeren beimiihen.
= .. g., y. 5. -- .....
Dos lit eine eeeenipdrtie biel ,mo
iiberau oufaeporfene 5roae: 8ar,lm
greift Der allserehte, ollnahtige, oa.
lpeiie nnb alleiitiee @ott nidt elm?
&armu ihlpeiat ct az oft al bieienl
bilnlnelibreienoen llnrebt? @arum
1traft er Dieie 3pramlen ,no 8lnt-
menfden nibt, ipelde 10 bielen Soll=
Ienoen nnihnloiger Meniben @nt,
8lnt uno 2eben nebmen2 @arunl
laBt er perbeerenoe, ihredlibe Sea
tnrfataltropben au2 3nr,lm ereift .er
niht elm IN 10 bimmelihreienoe gu
| fanoe, mie in perirbieoenen 2dnoern,
ipo bie Helieion perfolst miro?
9ieier bon llnlpiiienbe,t uno ielblt
bon aatbolifen, Die ibren @lauben
nibt fennelt ,lnierm Serreott se.
madter 0ormllrf iebt einen falihen
@ottesbeariff boralls, neil er bon
@ott foroert, oab er ieine @ere6tia=
felt unperoiielib anpenoe, alio anI
Ifrii6er Sat ben Sduloieen ertoppe
uno feline 5rel,noe Dor ieoem 5einb
nit oem Sbilbe Ser Namaht be.
i6iiee. Domit miro ober IN unbe-
fueter 8eiie @nblihes uno Wenihz
lides anf @ott iibertroaen. 8ir
Meniben 1niiiien freilih, ba toir aeit-
lid uno rd,mlib bebinat iino nno
begren5t, lmIere 2anamut berniinI'
tieerpeife abarenaen, ,.n1 Der @ered.
tiefeit 5u aeniigen. Nnoers lit es BEL
@ott, Ser, boberbaben iiber 3eit ,mo
Raum, alles in ben grobten nriddz
liden 3liiammenbaneen liebt nno
Strafe uno 2obn in ieiner uneno
liden @eisbeit rnb ba,nit 5ur rebten
3eit aumiBt. Ser gan5e @inmanb eebt
i'm @rltnoe aenommen ouf Die Sraee
auriif. Oh @ptt Dos 81ie iiberha1pt
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1aitt,ue6, ben "a. Snai 1912
HusRurlft
$. g., Scr.

-
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Hpsmarin (Tolemorp) lit MIR err
b0ltlib nls See poer @gtraft. Sic
fonnen beioes in ieber apotbefe fou-
fen. 8enn sic es nibt in ser Stabt
erbolten fonnen, beltellen Sic es bon:
Or. q. 2uIt, 343 2erineton ape.,
Seem Ycrf, &C.. y. sub anoere Sell
fronter ino aneipportifel fonnen bon
oieier aoreiie be5oeen peroen.
- Mrs. &. s., 8is. -
I'm 5ineeraboriide aus Nanopa
pier 5li entfernem, unterlube mall ai,a
crit, oh Die Jledel iettig linb. SIT es
nnr eeipobnlieber Sdnlns, 10 fine
non einen iueiben Sbmonnn NIT
&leie (8ran) ooer Wtebl INTO reibc
banlit ole beidnuste 5lohe ab.
Del ooer Settflefen iino lblperer
al entfernell man fiilt bier ben
6bnnnm NIT fem geidabter &reihe
.(@bolf). Sollte es nieht belien, 10
mnb non aebronnte giagnelia (Sp-
6rote of Maenefia), nit 8en5in 5i
elmer friimliben Maiie semiiebt, mf
Die Sieden brinaen.
8. T., .. -
Soaar Nidtfotbolifen fdnt es oui
0ab Die &atbolifen 9entihlanos, nit
ibren 8iidoien an Der Spite, Die
@inaieen iinb, Die oen Ysut boben,
seeem Sie reliaioie Gerfolaung Der
Na5ibeioen au proteltieren. Or. Sen7
rb 5nitb 3eiper, ussoreian 5eeretorp
Of the sseoerol Council Of @birbes"
bot inter ber Mniidrift uEoprlar
Bifhof of Nh,enlter, 8adeo By Yeo-
pie, often bas befieo Sitler', ben Sc
roism,s Ser bentitben &atbolifen ee.
fdiloert. 9itler bot bas >lleberein=
fomnle,1, bas Gonforbat, NIT benz
Eaplte eebroben, ober oen 8ioer.
ttnno Der fatbeliihen 8ilhofe mb
bes fatboliiben Bolfes pernlag er
nibt a1 bre6en.
Mrs. +. Y. a., ga.
Mir raten Sbnen folgc1lbe 8e.
bonolune: abenos Dor oem Shlafen-
geben leeen Sic beige 4alnillenumla
gen atf bie ldmeraenhen Stellen.
Tin Sic cine Sonooon &omillen
(@omomile), Die Sie in ieoer apos
tbefe erbolten, in eiu @efoB, gieBen
beibes Naiier- -oaro,f oefen es oidt
al mlo nod) ettpa aebn Minuten tau=
den sic bie Glider bineim, Sic Sic
anf Die ihmeraenoen Stellen legen,
nahoem Sic i'm 8ett iino. @rneuern
6ie bieie Nnflaee etlihe Malc nad-
einonoer. am ndbiten Worgen rel.
ben sic mir 9erpentin Elm anb reiben
nlit einem railben 9anotnd) titdtig
Die ibmeraenben Stellen EN-. Menn
Sic einiee aufeinanoerfoleenoe Sage
biele @inreibunaen fortieben, tperoen
Sic tpobltuenoen @rfolg baben. 9rn
6dlnB ,,ebnten sic elm beiBes 8oo.
- 8. g., Sonia
@ie @ottesliebe nnb Menihen.
liebe bie bohften @ebote @ottes iino,
10 geboren @ottesbaB nno MenIhen<
bnb ali Den eroBten ,nb idredlibiten
6iinoen. Dieier Siinoen baben iib
Die 8olfer iduloig eemoht nnb ldon
als natiirlide 5olge fam ser Welt-
frieg Wenihen= mo Haiienbab miro
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Church Picnic
Great Success

Sunday proved to be an ideal day
for the annual picnic of the Chris
tan church and Sunday school, a
large group of youngsters and
adults journeying to the Ira Aten
ranch that noon following the
morning church service.
Here, in the shade of the attrac-
tive picnic grove, tables were set
up for bountiful picnic luncheon
and the afternoon was devoted to
all the traditional contests and
games, attractive prizes going to
the winners.
Special entertainment included
two readings by Harry Williams
and one b. Pauline Hoy on the
various "boners" reported from
school examination papers.
Ray Williams was general chair
man responsible for the success
of the affair with the assistance of
Harry Williams and l.. O. Wilabee
p. E. Ryerson supplied the trucks
which took the group to the ranch
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04

This health camp Is operated by
these various units and is an in
stituticn that has won statewide.
and also national recognition for the
fine work accomplished in improv-
ing the health of children.
The Auxiliary county council
members had as their guest of hon.
or, Nora Spahr Gt san D.ego. A-Id
district president, and at their busi-
ness meeting, planned for the dis
trict meeting next Sunday in Chula
Vista aid also for tho '-@N'''- :. ~
May %, a luncheon at the u. 8.
Grant hotel, with the IleCIO.IaI pres
ident in attendance.
The entire group enjoyed a pic
mic luncheon at noon. and aside
from the business meeting. the
county council members devoted
their time to cleaning up and to
painting. a good bit of work being
accomplished by the some 200 per-
sons present.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
News Items About
VALLEY Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clarkln oil
Ocean Beach and their children,
Patsy. 10 Ann and Tony visitec
with Mrs. Clarkin'S mother, Mrs.
A. w. Newkirk, and friends in I'M
perial Valley over Sunday They
toured the valley and Mexicali, re-
turning home Sunday night. Mr..
Clarkin is on the staff of the Point
Iona post office.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Powers
Heald are at Del Monte attending
the annual convention of the state
medical association and are plan
ming q short visit in San Francisco,
Mr.. John r. Rice. Mrs Fred
Kenyon and Kenneth Kenyon
made a trip to San Diego this week
and we're caught in the blackout
there and had many interesting
experiences which they are recount
ing to their friends.
Mrs. Alice Clark who is known to
many as a capable actress through
her work with Drama Workshop, is
also developing her writing ability
for she had charming poem pub
lished in a recent issue of the Des-
ert magazine, and a play of hers
was produced by the Workshop at
its last meeting.
Friends of Mrs. o. P. Head. for
mer Ell Centran. will be interested
in learning that she was chair
man of the Fallbrook women'S clubs
annual flower show recently.
show which was said by many to be
the finest of these affairs.
Mrs. Mary @. Brookfield of San
Bernardino is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Edwin H. Aiken of TAG WenS-
ley avenue Mrs. BroOkfield is
former resident, coming to the val
ley in 1912 and remaining until
1925.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Charm AnaIyzed
In Delightful
Talk Saturday

Charm a subject of universal
intrest, was chosen by Mrs. Gerald
Shepherd for her fascinating pro-
gram given Saturday for the men,
bers of Chapter CIV, P. E. o. who
met at the M. R. BrentS home on
Hamilton avenue.
Mrs. Brents and Mrs. M. c. Pin
nell were hostesses, serving des-
sert prior to the business meeting
and program.
Charm was defined as the art OF
pleasing and the speaker went on
to state that it is not dependant
upon age, beauty, money or social
position but comes through motive
rather than mode.
Mrs. Shepherd went en- to analyze
the qualities which make for charm
in a decidedly interesting paper
written originally for another P. E.
O. chapter, using material collected
at U. S. C. last summer.
Members present were Mesdames
A. J. Boles, NJ r. Brents, Warren
Brock, j. E Brock, G. S. Conner, M.
J.. DoWd, Scott B. Foulds, H. S.
Cow, Fannie G.. McCrory, w. w.
McEuen, John B. McNeece, M. c..
PANEL, D. B. Roberts, Louis Slice,
C. E. Sones Donald L. Young, Eve
Womer, Gerald Shepherd, with
Mrs. A. H. K. Rehkopf of Chapter K,
San Diego, as a guest.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Schools nc 4o Clubs
churches ~ AAA|~A wv W w OAAA$AA Society
Schools
Churches
CALENDAR
Monday

Monday
Cactus Gavcl club, 6;15, CaIifor-
MIA hotel.
Soroptimists, Z, Barbara Worth.
Carpenters, 1880, Labor temple.
Nv. Chorus, 1880, j. &. auditor
ium.
Night school, 10, high school.
Tuesday
Well baby conf. 9-12, Brawley.
Parl. law section, 8, 10000 club.
Eastside Sunset, 10, Friends
church.
CaIipatria, 10, HOober hall.
Methodist May day breakfast, IL,
social hall.
Lions club, IL, SherwOOd's.
HoItville Junior club, 1880, Hotel
dc ANA, Calexico.
l. v. COmmandery No. 81, 1870,
Masonic temple.
l.. v. Gem and Mineral Soc, 1880,
court house.
Central Labor Council, 1880, La
Dor temple.
Oasis Shrine No. 20, WIS. of j.,
8, Masonic temple.
Block wardens, 1880. fire hall.
I. V. Symphony, 1880, J. c. audi
tOrium.
Non Com. guard officers, 1880
stadium.
Nutrition class, 1880 high school
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04

Friday when tempting dessert
will be served.
The bridge game will follow and
there are many attractive prizes for
the winners.
Reservations for the party may
be made with Mrs. Rudy FroWiss
telephone $40, Or Mrs. Richard
Hammer telephone 956-R.
Many members have tickets for
sale and they may be purchased at
the door that evening.
The Juniors banquet will be as
usual at the Barbara Worth hotei
and a splendid program has been
arranged. Attractive decorations
have been planned and the clubs
new officers are to be installed.
Tickets for the banquet may be
obtained from: Mesdames John Ed
gar, Maurice Young, Gerald Port,
Raymond Desset, Leroy Jones, Miss
Josephine Eady, Miss Maria Birk-
hauSer.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Edited By ANNE HARDY DAVIS :
Edited by ANNE HARDY DAYS.
DR.. Peterson Gives Program
For Present Day Club

The life and work of James Whit
comb Riley, beloved Hoosier poet,
formed the subject for the decid-
edly interesting program presented
for Present Day club members
Saturday night by DR.. F. w. Pet
erSon.
The club members were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Moore who
entertained them at dinner at 1852
Olive avenue, the group adjourn
ing to the Moore home, 534 Brigh-
ton avenue. for the program and
game of bridge.
DR.. Peterson gave highl.ghtS in
the life of the poet and commented
on the unique place held by him
in the hearts of Americans, anal
yzing some of the reasons for the
esteem in which he is held.
In the bridge game Mrs. Ches-
nut won high score prize for the
women, and Mrs. Costello, the see
ond, those for the men going tc
w. C. Costello for high score, an6,
to Hazel Gallagher, second.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
University Club
Ne cts SATURDAY.

Women's University club will
hear a talk by James B Rankin
at tho meeting Saturday in FL Cen
tro at the Barbara Worth hotel
J luncheon at 1 pm.
Mr.. Rankin teaches languages.
is member Of Central'S facult%
and has travelled extensively in
various foreign countries. Some of
the highlightS of his trips will be
described for the club members.
Reservations for the luncheon
should be made by Friday and In
Ell Centre. with Mrs. Willis T.
Johnson.
The board will meet Thursday
with Mrs. Johnson, who is the club
president, this session being called
for 7:30 pm, at the johnson home,
ST. Olive avenue.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04

DR. and Mrs. Peterson were
guests of the club, the members
present including: DR.. w. w. APP
pie, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brock, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Chestnut, Mr.. and
Mrs. w c Costello, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. J DoWd, Mr. and Mrs. Hazel
Gallagher, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer w
Head, Mrs. Fred Kenyon, Mrs.
Mont J. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. John T.
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A Weak
ley, and the hosts.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Gem 5ocIe+yHas
Birthday PARTY

Celebrating the third anniversary
of the I. V. Gem and Mineral socie-
ty charter and all present members
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Robinson near Holt
vile Saturday night for a pleasant
observance.
All sorts of games, both indoors
and on the lawn were enjoyed hav-
ing been arranged by Mrs. Arthur
l.. Eaton of Holtville.
Tempting refreshments were serv-
ed from buffet table whose CEN
terpiece, appropriately enough, was
the gems and rocks to be found
on the valley desert.
Some 25 members we're present.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
HoI+viIIe Clubs
Banquet Tuesday

HOLTVILLE, May a: Holtville
Junior Women's club will close its
year Tuesday night when the an
nual banquet and installation of
new officers will take place. the
ceremonies beginning with the din
ner at 1880 pm in the Hotel de
ANA, CaleXico.
New officers to be Installed are
Mrs. c.. A. Butler, president: Mrs.
Paul Bradford, president; Mary
Lee Harris, secretary; Mrs Hoyle
Priest, treasurer.
Father Mccarthy of Calipatria
will be speaker of the evening and
after the program. installation. an
nual reports, bridge will be featur-
ed.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
No Host r arty at
Country Club

HOLTVILLE, May d In these
var times when no che is giving
large parties, it is the small in
formal social affair or the no host
party Which adds a little pleasure
to a routine largely taken up with
war work
One of the incest of these no.
host parties was that Saturday
night at the Barbara Worth coun-
try club where some 30 couples
from the HoltVille area gathered
for dinner and dancing. j T. Little
and Alvin Immel were the chefs
responsible for the luscious .barbe-
cued steaks.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Junior Club Sponsors Benefit
Dessert Card Party Friday

Junior Ten Thousand club men,
beers face two busy weeks for they
are sponsoring a benefit bridge par
ty for Friday night Of this week,
open to the public, and they have
their own annual closing banquet
on May IA.
The benefit bridge party will take
place in the Ten Thousand club
house and is certain to be an out
standing affair since every men,
Der is deVoting much time and at
tcntion towards its success.
Everyone, men and women alike,
who likes good game of bridge,
is welcome to attend and should
be at the club house by 7:30 pm.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Coast W e ddins Of
L-oca al Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walter of
Laguna Beach have announced the
engagement and the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Betty,
to woody" NeWkirk of Ell Centre.
the wedding 20 Ut 1Jlemnized at
their LagLla Beach home the af-
ternoon of May 10 at o'clock.
The bridegroom attended Central
high school and junior college and
was a member of the boys band
He is now employed at Consair, San
DiegO.
News of his betrothal will be of
much interest le his friends and
tho~e of hi% family.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Section Changes
Ne etinq Dates

Parliamentary law section of the
Ten Thousand club will meet this
week Tuesday and also on the third
Tuesday of the month instead of
the usual second and fourth Tues
days, this change being made to
avoid conflict with the state feder-
atoms convention which a number
of valley club women will attend
The section will meet at am. as
usual.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
Clubs
Society
at
Knox Home

The attractive new home of MI.
and Mrs. Reginald L. Knox jr., was
the scene of a Pleasant nouseWarm-
ing party Sunday when friends OF
Mary Kay and Reggie dropped in
during the afternoon and evening
to enjoy their hospitality and to
admire the house into which they
have just moved, 776 Sandalwood
Drive
Lovely roses from Mrs. Harry w.
Horizons garden, and gay snap
dragons set by Mrs. Henry l.. LouG
from her garden we're used in the
colorful arrangements on the man
tel and on the low tables.
The house itself is as pretty as
can be but the room which perhaps
drew the most attention was littl7
Mary Marvin's nursery, as dainty
as could be with Mary Marvin S
tiny dresses and bonnetS hanging
neatly in the wardrobe.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1942-05-04
May Bre akfas+ at
Church Tuesday

With every single reservation TAX
en-, the success of the May Day
breakfast sponsored for Tuesday by
the Methodist Women's society is
assured.
This breakfast will be served
promptly at - noon in the social
hall and will be followed by a de-
lightful program of music presented
by four Arizona artists, the pianist
being q former FL Centran Mrs