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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Leader Versus Leader

Midwest tangles with Standard
on alleys So where MldwestS on
1890 placed seventh in class A OF
the Times Sweepstakes a few
weeks back. Roadway battles with
Palmer Park on 11-l2. These tour
split first on 49 won and 35 lost.
Norg e-Marygrove, holder OF
team and individual scoring rec
ords. and two games distant from
the lead, meets Orlings, who are
one game back of Norge. Joe MIS-
cnuich of Norpe is Individual high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Four Quintets Between
National and Crown
Paris Is Booked
in State Meet
on Saturday

With three week-ends remain-
ing, starting next Saturday, four
Detroit teams appear 10 be reck-
oned with before Louie Burr's
National rightfully can claim the
five-men championship on its 30O8
score in the thirty-ninth annual
state bowling tournament In prog
ress at Saginaw.
They are Nal Gilmour's Paris.
George Holmes Ekhardt and
Becker. Dick Krakow's Five and
Ken Ludiker's Pepsi-Cola, all OF
The Detroit Times All-Star Classic
of which National also is a MEM
Der. Paris and S. e. B. loom the
most dangerous. although the
other two are capable Of sur
prises.
Paris will get the first crack
to Dust National next Saturday
when it takes the alleys along with
"a other Detroit regular quintets.
Krakow and Pepsi-Cola are on
April II. while f. a. B. shoots on
the final squad April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS MATCHES

SUNDAYS MATCHES
OrnnE's vs. Norge Marygrove, alleys IL
Art Centr. VS. Chene -Trombly, %; stand
ard VS. Midwest, So; Ritter's vs.. MI 81
lott rs: Parkside VS.. DENLY, $40, Road
way vs. Palmer Park, liz Al Imperial
Recreation. General Motors BulolhE'
9 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Defend Title

Four other Detroit quintets will
get their chance tomorrow after
the defending champion and a for
MGR singles winner appear on the
previous squad. They are Charles
Shelley's Nottingham. John Thorn
tons Nortown Recreation. Louis
Sabo's M. Fl. Van Dyke Recrea-
ton and George La Charities Ben
son Brothers.
George Vogel's Brothers Of For
est Park, III. and member of the
Windy City Major League in Chi
cago. is the defending titleholder
that will try to repeat, feat ac-
complished only once in the his
tory of the Congress. Members
are John Erben. James Frana.
Stanley Kosobucki, James Veverka
and Vogel.
The Sunnyfefd crew from
Cicero. III, crossing alleys with
the Vogels. is captained by James
Danek. He won the singles crown
out of Forest Park. H.. in 1889 at
Cleveland with 730 total. Leon
ard Dettloff's Fife became the sec
ond Detroit team to come down
in front the same season with 3l5l
Rolling on the same shift will
be Garnet Bakers Stroh and
Albin Krizman's Daisy-Parkview
Recreation of Plymouth. and Ed
Coils Himburg and William Mel
cheers Ekhardt & Becker. both Of
Ot.nsSO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Lutheran Tourney

TEAM TINAID
Welding. Bay City 3l5o
Krakow. Detroit Joss
PoIIeN ST CAR 3oes
Camera shop, Detro, 51It
Neil Johnson. Saginaw SDlo
Lowest score IN priEe money Is'o
ONER-ANERAGE
Pirates Detroit 80.
Tigers, Detroit w
81 Paul. Dearborn ~
Bees. New Boston ~
Telreka Busters, Wyandotte Zfu
Lowest score In prize money 10
DOUBLES
NJ Krastz.W Preeper Detrut 1910
l. and c. Reppenhagen. Detroit Wv
II. VAnderbeck-O. NatZk Jr. Detroit 1919
o. MalEshn-H Lagden. Bay Gu ~.
A. Miesel-F. Beals, Detroit l<SS
SINGLES
Elmer Gadde, Detroit 10
Phil schmidt. Detroit lob
Ear Gust. Detroit 90
Arthur krause Jr., Detroit lu1
Harold Menter, Toledo o'e
ALL-ENENTS
Fred stark Detroit 100
Walter Hsrtke. Detroit lh9t
Paul Ctske. Detroit lNsV
Bernard Bek. Detroit $50
Waiter ReppenhaEen. Detroit lho4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

other shuttle in the first division
and life for most of the teams
since last September has been Just
one shuttle after another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Metro Leaders Pair
In Banner Matches

on III and the team shot 3149
March %. Bill Morland'S gang also
had a 1889 for second in one game
arori1u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Eks' National


DOUBLES
sred Wnif-Cass Gygier. Detroit i314
tsaFi Eergtn- John Crimmins, Detroit 1877
, ,hst BukOwski- Emil Dimtrs Dctruf l20A
shNcrs -Glsssuiire East Chicago 1903
George Holmes LOUIS Eielad DstfoH llb5
cha ries Kotsrskl-Hsrb Aerens,
Detroit 1lh9
Iaa serlboef paul serfbner Detroit lls0
Joe Whznisk- Or Mitchell Kufueiah
Defrolt sln1r
Doughty Bitter Louisville il7t
SINGLES
Pnii Rauman. Detroit SO
Charley kOtsrshi. DETROIT 80
Bill Lenshsn. Louisville 90
Johnny Crmmins. Detroit ~
& Russell Jackson ~
a Hsrrofer. Rockford 1T -
v Keitch Vlneennes lnl ~
Cas- gryEier. Detroit 80
y Peters Rockford -.
=. Coras EiShsrt. Ind 90
aLL-fvErTs
loan crnuins, Detroit lsI'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
q Teams Form
.CY0 Program

Eighty-two teams are scheduled
at Palace Sunday in the resump-
ton of the CYO tournament.
Seventeen of those come from
Cardinal MERCER Council, Knights
OF Columbus, and Is from Mon
Afghan.
Singles and doubles continue
at Detroit Recreation. Ray HaSSe,
tournament secretary, said that
competition would he suspended
over the Easter weekend.
The standings:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Fazio Threat

Basil Buzz" FaZio'S M. ONeil
of Akron and John Czarnecki s
Shermans Of Toledo stand out
Monday. Virgil Keller's Ira Will
son is the other Detroit team
booked Wednesday.
Outstanding among the nine
Flint aggregationS listed Friday is
Walter Wegener's Frankenmuth,
which led the state in the 1910
event in Detroit. Calvin Hutchin-
sons White, Howard Brandt's
Spark Plugs, Ralph Hartleys Five.
Frank Alberts' Uncle Bob, Jerry
DowneT's Crankshaft Par 4, Al
Mooers' Buick Recreation. How
ard Barbee's Samoa and Bill Mac
Donald'S Coal Service are the rest.
Elmer koch's Heils OF Milwau-
kce. composed OF Ned Day. ma
tional match champion; Hank
Marine. who gave up the title;
Billy Sixty Edgar Koch and Mike
Malouf. are up next Saturday
along with julie Lelbnger's Gold
Crown Of Chicago and Bert Bar
kOw'S Pabst. also of Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Majors Near
SedSOn S Ind
NINnAN,S MATCHEN

Pahst vs. Glenn alleys 67-6s Eastern
Market VS. Casino, 6g-70. Norge vs.. Dawes
7I-72. Olympic Oldbru vs.. FayRo. 1910;
kdelwetss VS. Auto club. 1915. ~ Detroit
Recreation. Lafayette and shelby p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
$3.50 Tourney

PIN STANDINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

J. J. MILleTTS 1s ,.,us
10 Alleys. op.n Bowling 7 An to p. n.
ard After 10 30. All Day saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
National Honor
Won By aka

Wicaka Camp Fire group has dis
tinguiShed itself BY winning tltth
prize in the national contest at
Christmas time and will receive
$40 merchandise order as a reward.
Mrs. Fred c. Smith as guardian
is also eligible for a prize, placing
sixth which entities her to attend
the guardians training course Win
all expenses paid.
This news was conveyed to the
group at the meeting this week, the
announcement being found in the
national magazine for guardeniaS.
The girls also completed plans Tor
the birthday dinner, appointing the
following committees:
Menu, Phyllis Smith, Lottie Marie
Kissack; table decorations, JACKIE
Hibbard, Eolla 1leece; place CARDS,
Oleta Flippo, Leola Mae Ashley;
service, Geraldine Rice, Mary Lou
Ray; cleanup, Mrs. Smith, Alice
Hirigoyen
Those girls Wno are working Tor
their firemakers' rank are planning
4 fire makers dinner for April.
Wicaka has turned in its dough-
nut orders and completed stencilling
he dishtoWels for which they took
orders at Christmas.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Heber
N oteS

John Ker. resident of HcbCr 1oI
many years moved to CalcXico last
week
The Heber Red Cross was IN
charge of registration proceedings
under the Selective service act re-
Gently held in Heber. Mrs Faunna
Cecil was director
Mrs Hank Waltrip. FL Centro'
was an overnight guest of Mrs. Ray
Barnes Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Fallavena
moved back to their home recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Fairchild
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Mahary re-
turned to Heber last week after
spending two years in Anrade Ihe
Mahaneys have taken up residence
in the old Gavin home
Mr.. and Mrs Van ID. InGle Jf"
left for Long Beach last TUESDAY
to visit Mrs Inglc'S parents, MI
ard Mrs. f. h Chester.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

Attendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Clair c. Burke, Mrs. Burke and the
bride being sisters. Mrs. Haworth
came to the valley from Texas sew
eral years ago. Her husband is the
son of Mrs. Della HaWorth of the
McCabe district and the brother
of Mrs Elton B. Christian and Mrs.
w. l.. Bennington.
After the wedding The entire par
ty motored to tha Christian home
where a wedding dinner was served
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
HaWorth, Mrs. Della HaWorth, Mr..
and Mrs. Clair C. Burke, Edwin
Jones, jr, son of the bride, Wally
and Don Christian, Mr.. and Ms.
Earl Mckinney and the hosts, Mr..
and Mrs. Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs. HaWorth are max
ing their home at $50 Orange ave-
nue., FL Centro, where Mr. HaWorth
is connected with Sunland Dairy.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
C.y.O. Enjoys
Outing Sunday

FL Centro CYO. members with
those of Holtville and of st. Johns
C.YO of San Diego, as their guests,
enjoyed a steak bake Sunday at the
Painted Gorge, Siegrist entertain
ing the group with accordion music
Prior to the picnic, the C.YO
members received Holy Communion
at the o'clock Mass and ther
had breakfast together at the Cali
fOrnia hotel.
Those in the party were: the
Misses Margaret Reid, Mary and
Elizabeth Weiss, Rena Violet, and
Pauline Niboli, Mary Virginia Nc
Neece, Mrs. Bob Poison. Jimmy
Martini, Orville and Arthur Mar
TIM, Ben Adamek. Jordan Mora
Thomas Feeney, Joe Sexton and
Ed Harris
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Musical Group
Has Program

Alpha Mu Omega, the former
moments in Music club, met
Thursday night at the home of the
sponsor. Ruth Teeple Reid, to con-
duct a business meeting, welcome
new members and to hear an ex-
cellent program.
LaVerne Zavala, president, pre-
sided. and Barbara Barrett pre-
sented the program which includ-
ed Winnifred Pearce in her de-
clamation, AT the Grave of an Un-
known Soldier" which she gave with
considerably dramatic ability, Helen
Wcrthington of Imperial in piano
solo played with ease and express
sion: Robert ShelborAe, in read
ing David Garrick," the dramati-
zation being exceptionally well done.
Mrs Reid served refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Clubs
Society
CALENDAR

Wednesday
Book Section, 8, Embury Apts.
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway.
State guard, 1880, stadium.
Home nursing class, 7:30, Imperial
Thursday
McCabe- Eucalyptus, 1890, {. +.
Parker home.
Rotary club, IL, Barbara Worth.
Home nursing class, 1:30. fair.
Bridge section, 1870, 10000 club.
Horizon club, 7. Camp Fire hut.
2O-3O club, I, California hotel
Building trades, 1880, Labor tenn
pie.
Electricians, 7:3O, Labor temple.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 8, Elks hall
U.S.W.V. and Auxiliary, 8, Ncter-
ans hall
Night school, I, high school.
Registered nurses, 8, Hotel de An
"a, CaleXicO.
Old time dance, $50, FL Centre
Veterans hall.
Townsend potluck, $50, Wilson
school,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
HoI+viIIe Club
Changes Place
Of Injecting

HCLTVILLE, Feb. Holtville
Junior Wcmen's club has announc-
cd a change in the place for its
reciprocity meeting Tuesday Of next
week March 3
Invitations have been sent out to
the various junior Womens clubs
of the valley for a session at 7:30
p. m. in the civic center but the
meeting will take place, same hour,
and same date. in the Methodist
church recreation hall instead
All members of the valley junior
Womens clubs are invited to atteEd
this program which will feature a
clever play by the clubs drama sec
ton, to be followed by Soc'o, hour
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

God Bless America was the
theme for The Entire Nos club dance
Tuesday night, a theme appropriate
for the month of February when
two of the nations great presi-
dents are hCnored, and a theme
appropriate for a nation at war.
The Ten Thousand club house,
where the dance took place, was
decorated in red, white and blue
Cor the occasion. with pictures of
Washington, Lincoln, and today's
hero, Gen Douglas Macarthur, dec
Grating the walls, being mounted
on red, white and blue backgrounds.
AS the guests entered they saw on
the opposite wall a huge American
flag with indirect lighting adding
to its effectiveness While above it
a tremendous bow in the nations
ColorS
The buffet table was centered
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Entire Nos Clubs Dance Has
CoIorfuI Patriotic Theme

with red. white and blue swectpeas
Specially dances were the "Bugle
Rag" and The Stars and Stripes
Forever" the latter being particu-
larly picturesque dance which fea-
tured grand march, the couples
passing under an arch of flags. The
ones without partners were given
small flags which they exchanged
for partners in the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schultz were
chairmen of the committee in
charge. assisted by Mr. and Mrs
Carl Sherman, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Slusher
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. R
Y. Watson, Jr.. Mr.. ard Mrs. Eugene
Moore and Mr. and Mrs. w. R
Swanson of BraWley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ken Thornton are
chairmen OF the committee in
charge of the March 10 dance.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

Fonci les ,
By Paul Harrison

HOLLYWOOD. Feb p I'm ad-
dition TO the handsome Ha2c paid
Gary Grant for working IN pc
turc at Columbia. the actgr is get
ting his meals tree. This was not
part Of the agreement. ncr is 1t
much to lis liking. since the meals
are no, what you would call bal
ancod.
When 7 left the set the other
day Mr.. Grant Was eating The ninth
and tenth COOS OF the fourth dozen
fried for him by a property man
called Blackic. Breakfast had been
.Cing ca since mid-morning and
il was nearly p. IN. This is an
especially long sequence in which
Grant and Ronald Colman-re-
spcctiycly a fugitive from and
professor cf laW-havc an argu-
mcnt about the infleXibility Of the
legal code.
After the whole th.ag i.nally had
been filmed IN a continuous shot,
Director George Stevens moved in
for many clOseupS ard an2le shots
most Of which showed Grant de-
vourina eggs, bacon, teast and cof-
fee. C6man was required only to
10y with his food. and he had been
acing the same pair OF fried eggs
Ill day Their hostess. Jean Arthur,
:ept hoppiua up AID bringing IN
things from the kitchen. but she
actually hadn't done a lick Of COOK
ing. Everything was being prepar-
ed by Blackie in far corner OIL
the sound stage
"Thcre's a Crowd" CT whatever
this movie will be titled is an eat
ing picture because Grant IS md
!ng in Miss Arthur's house ana
she's always feeding him. Whole
davs had been dominated by Such
things as bologna sandWirh's,
stcwed chicken, a mess OF bofScE
and a rib-roast. Last week the dl-
rector decided that during a Ger
tain scene Grant ought TO be
snacking on a hunk of cake and a
.lass of milk. Everything stopped
while the two prop mea raced to
nearby GCSituI dlllH dl4N h~t5A-O " -
ervthing with white icing
Mr.. Grant is very realistic
actor" said Blackie respectfully as
he unwrapped the four pound OF
bacon. why. Mr. Grant even eats
the props during rehearsas. when
the camera isn't turning. That's to
get his timing just right between
the swallowing and the dialog
"Mr. Grant doesn't complain,
either The other day he ate % big
pieces Of cake, but you'll never have
known it except he got to looking
sort cf green, and the makeup man
covered that up. Then Mr.. Stevens
got one piece Of cake and started
eating it and said he'd never ask
an actor to do anything that he
wouldn't do himself.
The Statue Of Liberty is scattered
all over the lot at Universal, and
the climactIc scenes of Alfred
Hitchc0ckS "Saboteul are hein-
filmed in various sections of the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

James Richard RyerSon. son OF
Mr.. nd Mrs. Ramah Ryerson of
Toltville. was graduated recently
from the United States Naval Air
station at Corpus Christi, Texas.
as an ensign in the U. S Naval Re-
serve. He will be stationed in San
Diego for the present
Betty Ann Long visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Long,
over the weekend, returning to Los
Angeles, where she is employed
Monday night.
Mrs. Reainald l.. Knox, il, and
her daueuter, Mary Marvin, are
visiting Mr KnoXs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knox, ST, in Pomona. MI
Knox will spend the weekend there,
his wife and daughter accompany
ing him on his return.
Mrs. Otis L. Hir/A, former Ell
Centran whose home is now IN
Coronado came to the valley for
an operation performed Wednesday
morning in the Ell Centro hospital.
She was reported as doing nicely
that afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Entertain With
Cocktail PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. McMaluS
666 SandalW0od Drive. entertain
ed in compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs
r. Y Watson, Jr., at a cocktail
party Tuesday night at their home
inviting a few friends to join them
for aperitifS before going en- to the
Entire Nos club dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson and their
two children are leaving the val
ley this weekend to make their
home on tho coast and this party
was planned as a farewell courtesy
in their honor.
Guests, in addition to Mr. and
Mrs. Watson we're: Mi. and Mrs.
Eugene Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Pata, Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon
HudGpcth, MI. and Mrs Sidney
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Bes-
hCar'.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
NEW BOOKS
At the Ell Centre Public Library
FICTION

FICTION
Corn In Egypt, Wardwick Deep
ing; The Shorn Lamb, Lucy Han
cock; Deadman's Range, Archie
Joscelyn; The Secret Son, Sheila
Kaye-Smith; Teachers Husband,
Henry Lieferant; Dead Mans Gift.
Zelda Popkin; so Long Sucker.
Charles Setter; Mystery of the Red
Triangle, w. C. Tuttle; Unless The
Wind Turns, Mildred Walker House
For the Sparrow, Julia Yenni.
NON-FICTION
Tomorrow Will Come, E. M. AL
medingen; America In ContempOr-
ary Fiction, Percy BOynton; I had
a Dog and a Cat, Karel Capek; The
Atlantic Migration, Marcus Han
sen; Woman Wrapped in Silence
John Lynch; Entertainment of a
Nation, George Nathan; The Pa9-
cant of South American History,
Anne Peck; Readers Digest Books :;
Reading the Short Story, Harry
Shaw, ed; u Daughters of Democ-
racy, Eleanor Sickels; The Demo-
crat Spirit, Bernard Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
{. S. +. District
Ne ct TUESDAY,

Holtville chapter of the Califor-
mia Scholarship Federatan, en-
tertained the other chapters of the
valley when the first district I'm
perial Valley, had a meeting Tues
Gay night in the Holtville high
school, Frank Weakley of Ell Cen
tro, president, presiding.
Each chapter contributed an en-
tertainment number and F. Roy
Thompson, prominent Holtville
resident, the main address.
The evening concluded with the
serving of an informal supper by
the HOltVille members.
S5me 70 were in attendance, the
chapters from Calipatria, FL Cen
tro, Imperial BraWley and Holt
vile being represented.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Busy yWeek For
Rose-Mesquite

Rose Mesquite home department
will meet Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Peter Ncckel. At l:30 p. M
Miss Jessie Lee Decker. extension
specialist in home furnishings, with
Miss Flornce Glenn, home demon
stration agent, will meet with the
group to discuss bedroom furniture
arrangement. The center will have
pot luck luncheon at noon
The following day, Friday, Rose
Mesquite will work at the Imperial
Red Cross room. members meeting
there promptly at 1890 a. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Imperial Valley Press

Established april 70, 1901. Pub
l!shed every afternoon except Sat
urday and Sunday Saturday after
noon issue now succeeded by the
Sunday Post Press, established 1886
by the Imperial Valley Publishing
company, 625 State Street, El Cen
tro, Calf
Paul Jenkins, publisher; A. c. John
Ston. viccpreSidcnt and neral
marager; E. a. Fitzhugh, secretary
and managing editor.
West Holiday Co.. Inc, National Ad-
NertiSing Representatives
Member. California Newspaper Pub
fishers Association.
Entered at FL Centro, Calf, post
office as second class matter.
Subscription rates in California, sc
per copy.
In conjunction with the PuSt-PreSs
fSundaySl. per month 75c paid in ad
""n"e. months. &" 10: Is months.
$500; one year, $3.50; outside Cali
fornia, 81 per month.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Golf Club Ladies
Dav Cancelled

Barbara Worth club women golfers
will cancel their ladies day at the
club this week since the men arc
having their annual tournament.
Brawley has invited the women
to join them Thursday for ladies
day at the Del Rio club and large
delegation from Ell Centro, Holt
Vile and CaleXico will be present
to enjoy the day with Brawley.
The Barbara Worth club has
scheduled its annual tournament
dance for Saturday night at 10 o.
clock in the club house.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Popular Couple Married In
Yuma Sunday Afternoon

Mrs Virginia Jones and James
Clinton HaWOrth were married Sun
day afternoon in the Yuma Method
ist church, the Rev Mr.. w. E. Man
ly reading the service in the pres
cnce of small group of relatives
and close friends.
The bride wore a becoming frock
of beige crepe with hat. shoes, and
gloves in a deeper shade of brown.
Her cOrsage bouquet was fashioned
of gardenias.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Headquarters For
CaIexico Corps

CALEXICO, Feb "a. - Calexico'S
Provisional company of the Wo-
mems Ambulance and Defense
corps now has an office established
il the Chronicle building with Of
flee hours from l-3 p m, except
Sunday.
The following corps members
will be on duty for information and
recruiting purposes: Trooper Gray.
Monday; Trooper Young, Tuesday;
Corp, Eppler, Wednesday; Trooper
Foster, Thursday; 1t. Henig, Fri
cay; 1t Adams. Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
ST. PauI's Plans
Rummaoe Sale

st. Paul's Guild made plans for
a rummage sale on March at its
all day meeting Tuesday in the
church where the members oc-
cupied themselves in various types
of church work, a committee Scrv-
ing luncheon at noon.
At the next regular meeting,
promptly at 10 a m On March
10, the guild will take corporate
communion.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Old Time Dance
Thursday Night

An CID time dance, planned to
raise money for defense, is being
sponsored Thursday night by the
U. S. w. " Auxiliary.
This dance is open to all who en-
JOY the old time steps and will
take place at $3.50 p m. Thursday
in the Veterans hall, FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25

huge figure.
One the stage they began with
reproduction of the massive stone
base There's a tall section modelled
from photographs of the statues
interior. with stairs, elevator shaft.
end the passageWay to the ladder
leading up into the torch.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
Guild Sponsors
Food Sale

Presbyterian Guild is sponsoring
d food sale to begin at 10 m.
Saturday morning and to be held
N front of the NJ. o King company
store on Main street. Members may
communicate with Mrs. James Noel.
telephone 1896-R to arrange for
food donations
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-25
News HENS About
Valley Residents

Paul Fabarcs, sen Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Fabares was operated
on Monday at the FL Centro Hos
pital, coming from San Diego where
he had been connected with an air
craft concern.