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Evening star., 1942-10-28
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WAR BONDS

An Army motor trailer looks much
like any other automobile trailer
which may be seen on the highways
or In the tourists camps. The
Army's trailers are used as travel
ing hospitals, dental clinics and
testing laboratories.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
JuiIer's AssuiIont Sentenced

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Oct. %
(SpeciaD Burton Harvey Mccoy
pleaded guilty in Circuit Court here
yesterday to charge Of assault on
Jailer Ernest Tabb while he was con-
fined in jail here and was sentenced
to is years in the State penitentiary.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Anniversary Services

WINCHESTER, Va. Oct. a.
Grace Lutheran Church today
inaugurated series Of services in
celebration Of the Tooth anniversary
Of its present house Of worship with
an address by the Rev. DR.. Luther
A. Thomas, . former pastor, now Of
Lncolnton, N. G. The Rev. Carl A.
Honeycutt b pastor.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Haley Commissioned

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 28 (R.-
George w. Haley, former Annap-
oils Mayor, has been commissioned a
major in the Army Specialist Corps
and Is attending a training course
at the University of Virginia. He In
studying military government,
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Married so Years

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Oct
28 R.-Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Duke celebrated their 50th wedding
anniversary yesterday with . recep-
ton at their home near Broomes
Island, Calvert County.
Evening star., 1942-10-28

The three volunteer officer candi-
dates, who were among the IS reg
istrants sent to Baltimore Monday,
are:
Evening star., 1942-10-28

WAR FUND CAMPAIGN OPENS-The Prince Georges County
ton of by President c. Byrd of the Uni
versy Of Maryland county chairman Of the drive Helping out
these two Girl Scouts of Hyattsvie Troop Virginia
Burnside ueft and Jacquene Aeo who giving pamphlet
to 1t Col c. Aeo commanding ocer Il the 9th Battalion
Of the Maryland State Guard. STAR stan Photo.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
Radcliffe. William Z. Fierstein, W. J., jr.
Kidwell, D. D.
The other 50 registrants are:

Richardson, v. R.
Myers, Luther +.
Nicholson, x. W.
Jackson, Jesse J.
Wilson, John H.
Tomlinson. Albert II
Clagett, Robert B.
Ball, William s.
Nicholson, Alton C..
Thomas, John H.
Souder, Leslie L.
Donaldson, Dewitt
Hanna. Richard L.
Downie, Arthur j.
Baldwin. Radner J.
HALL. Robert T.
Evening star., 1942-10-28
33 White, 3Co|ored
Draftees Called in
Upper Marlboro
% Cleared Yesterday
And IS on Monday
Through Boord No. z

Prince Georges County (Md)
Draft Board No. 3 in Upper Marlboro
announced today that 33 white and
three colored selective service regis
trants have been ordered to report
at 7:30 a m. November at its Office
in the Upper Marlboro Courthouse
before leaving for the Army induc-
ton center in Baltimore.
At the same time, Draft Board
No. 2 in Upper Marlboro revealed
that SO registrants left for Baltimore
yesterday while IS registrants, in
Guiding three candidates for volun-
teer officer candidate schools, re-
ported for induction on Monday.
The SO white registrants scheduled
to report November are:
Anderson. Robert L. Hutcherson. A II. 8.
MePsnie! ieEa eSaz!ss L. Rsi sif deefTe d'@sT
Taylor, Merl r. Tucker. Homer L.
Hardy, William 7. Bennett Dennis F..
Stommel Alvin w. Tilch, Robert j.
Pickeral, Allen L. Thorpe, Teddy w.
Thiel, John Flynt, Bernam G:
Hagen. Karl H. Smith, Sylvester G.
Johnson. Robert I. Carter. Noble P.
MarQuess, Edward Grimm, John NJ,
Miller, Harvey F. Elliott. John w
Jones, Milton p. Aleshire, Loring r.
Dawes, George H. Boswell, Melvin s.
Hager, William F.
The three colored registrants are
Douglas Smith, John H. Butler and
Clifton j. Butler.
The 33 registrants sent to Balti-
more yesterday by Draft Board
No. 2 are:
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21
= S !!!1!! !0! I3l(:! !''!!, ~

THE STORY so FAR: Joan Leland.
secretary, in love with handsome Karl
Miller, night club owner, is Mortified
and disillusioned, when he shoots his
business partner, Eric Strom, and threat
ems to implicate her unless she continues
her work and remains silent. He con.
fesses he has wife in Germany and
is part of a Nazi spy ring. Paul Sher-
man, his manager, reveals to Joan that
he really is Paul O'Malley, an FB1
agent, trying to trap the spy-ring higher
ups and Joan agrees to help him. Joan's
sister, Sybil, is missing and Paul be.
lieves Karl is holding her as hostage.
Pat Hines, new singer for Karl, is
really PauPs young runaway sister, Pa.
tricia, and she innocently betrays Paups
identity to Karl, who captures Paul
and Joan as they discover discriminating
evidence. He spirits them away on
boat and they find they are in love.
submarine appears to pick up bomber
plans stolen by Karl. Thomas, vic
tim of Karps, slips a gun to Joan, who
shoots Karl as he is about to shoot Paul.
They escape in a life boat and land In
Mexico. Arthur milford, Joan's former
employer, offers his plane for return
to the u. S.
Now continue with the story.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21
Legal HOLIDAYS

According to the Constitution
neither congress nor the President
has the power to prescribe legal
holidays except in the District of
Columbia and the U. S. territorial
possessions, says Golfers. New
ertheless, congress has recognized
the following days as public holt
days: New Years day, Washing
TONS birthday, Memorial day, the
Fourth of July, Labor day, and
Christmas.
Since most of these holidays
have been declared local holidays
by the individual states, they can
be said to be national and legal
holidays. The President proclaims
Thanksgiving holiday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21
PREPAREDNESS
By = the
AMERICAN RED CROSS

Volunteer for Victory offer your
serpices to your Red Cross.
"VX7HAT can I do?" Now that
w we are at war, that is the
question that every woman is ask
ing herself. For those women who
want to do a real job where they
are urgently needed, there is the
Volunteer Nurses Aide Corps of
the American Red Cross. One
hundred thousand Nurses Aides
will help relieve the acute nursing
shortage at home, according to
Mrs. Walter Lippmann, who is the
volunteer director of this Red
Cross service. Trained nurses
are daily being, called for service
with our armed forces. Local hos
pitfalls and health agencies are I'M
derstaffed and overworked. Wom-
en- who volunteer as Nurses Aides
will help safeguard the health of
their communities.
A Volunteer Nurses Aide per-
forms many routine hospital du-
ties and relieves the trained nurse
for more technical work. She
bathes and feeds patients, makes
beds, takes temperature and
pulses, assists in keeping records,
does unsterile bandaging and at
tends to many details essential to
a patients comfort. She always
11-orLe, ,,pJor fho c,,,,orx,;e;op ~ .,
graduate nurse.
Eligible for enrolment are
American citizens or friendly
aliens, between Is and SO years of
age, with the equivalent of a high
school education and in good
health. A Nurses Aide must COM
plete an 80-hour intensive training
course; IS hours of class room in
struction and As hours of super
vised practice on hospital wards.
She also agrees to serve $50 hours
per year without pay in hospitals,
prenatal, industrial or other clinics
and public health agencies. The
standard first aid course is a req
uisite for the first year of service
and the Nurses Aide may be as
signed to Emergency Medical
Field Units set up by Civilian De-
tense, to speed to the aid of CT
villains, wounded in air raids or dis
asters.
More than $4,000 Volunteer
Nurses Aides are in training or
already trained, but many more
are needed. 1t is too late when
the bombs fall or an epidemic
strikes. Prepare now and help
safeguard the nations health. Con-
tact your local Red Cross chapter
for information as to nearest train
ing facilities available.
Prepared exclusively for WNU.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21

THERE are few fashions which
L do quite as much for the figure
as the dress which looks like
a suit, an appealing version of
which is presented in Pattern No.
156O-B. In this style you get a
smooth fitting top which whites
the waist, trinity outlines the fem
mime curves of the bosom and con-
trolls a slim effect through the
hips. You will like the neat de-
failing too, in the low cool neck
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21
Experience to Character

Character is the spiritual body
of the person, and represents the
NATURALIZATION of vital expert
ence, the conversion of uncon-
scious things into self-conscious
man.-Whipple.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21

The prefix Or" would be appro-
pirate before the name of a Canada
goose. He is an astonishing surgeon.
One of these birds was recently seen
in 4 refuge with a broken leg. He
Strengthened out the leg with his
beak and stood on the crippled limb
for hours at time. When he had
to move, he used his wings in hop
ping along the ground. In a few
weeks the broken leg was complete
ly healed!
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-21
I PATTERNS
SEWING CIRCLE ,

line edged with ric-rac, the row
of tiny buttons for the front clos
ing and the prettily shaped pocket
flaps. The skirt has panels, for
slender fitting through the hips
and across the back.
If a touch of white near your
face is especially flattering you
can finish the top with a round
white collar-it would be most eff
fective if the frock were dotted
swiss-or Bingham of a tiny check.
u
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1903 is de-
signed for sizes 10. IL, IA, 16, 10 and 20.
Corresponding bust measurements %, 30.
80, "a, SO and 38. Size IL (30), with short
sleeves requires 1874 yards 35-inch materi-
al. Contrast collar and cuffs, 50 yard.
2 yards ric-rac for trim.
Send your order to:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Service Men May
Get Tax Defermenf

Soldiers. sailors and marines m
Quoted into the service OF lht
United States may defer payment
OF their income taxes until 'ileH
end their service. it was anhoullc-
ed Monday by Nat Rogan, inter-
nal revenue collector for souti'eIl
California, but they must lile AZ
affidavit asking determent
1t makes no difference whether
the man enliStS or IS draliea
Rogan said. the man is entitled TO
the protection of the soldiers ailc
sailors relief act. They must pay
up within six months after tiieil
discharge from the armed forces
Service men who ask for dei'llneh.
Ne said. must file an affidavit VIII,
the revenue office affirming tha'
payment of the tax during AZ
period of service would WoEk :
hardship upon him.
The internal revenue o''''' II
the FL Centre post office basement
will observe new office hours be-
rINning Monday From Monday lC
Friday inclusive. the offices VIII DC
open from 8 n, n. to 4.3o p. III
and on Saturday from 5 a. III Z
noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Pc+sy James Has
Birthday Party

Mrs. " v. NtI"sn or'elt1in"d
estuG,y with - auIu@i party for
Icr nirsc. pos James. who Is
$rardlGa the &m;m il IT, GALLEY
riuL Mir and Ny AieI",a Falgv
bad her l4tH hnjhta# anniversary
tat daT.
The PARTY. hmcneon and mat
leo. proved 10 b. = real surprise
t lnc eacS, e hopot. i@r at moor,
when snr entered tie house, nine
cirl; rushed CIT to 2"cet htr.
h''or hmCheoN. and Of course
the birthday cake. pretty "ain-
ncW colo"d c&E" WAicn Patsy cut,
~ quests cniovcd the matinee.
These PRESENT were: Ni"kolctta
LIN Ccrui&iac Fay lorraine
S.aft0rd. Patsv NJ. N,cvcr, Shirley
FcT"9.r. Gus9aiNc Sn"@ EeHerly
I. 'mc%. J"ln GIiGenbdu@h. Dolo-
tqv NJ Hatch and nat-N.
M'& NcEorn VS. assisted BIZ
75rs. I \ -. Iiat;n and b. Hiss
l.,lhara H,tch Vao -. home lrum
s.au bieoo Tor fhr W..r krnd Bar
La i crnr.launo .rr studies at
san lles1 State cpllesr.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Beautiful Wedding Sunday at
Cameron's Corner Chapel

The charming little chapel "a
Cameron's Corner, near Campo was
the headquarters Sunday for many
Imperial Valley residents who wit
messed the nuptial mass which unit
ed Rosalie LaBruCherie, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. LaBrucherie and
George M. Hauser, son Of Mrs. Anna
M HauSer OF Turlock.
Father Leo Davis Officiatcd, the
ceremony taking place at hi8n
noon.
Gorgeous bouquets Of white glad
iolas and white stock, with tall
candelabra bearing many white
tapcrs placed at either side OF thc
altar made Il beautiful setting for
the service.
Pretty Bride
The bride never looked prettier
than in her dress of heavy white
satin, made with a cOwl necklinc
and long sleeves with lace inset
and pointed cuffs the skirt falling in
graceful folds to form a long train.
Her veil was tram length, being
caught to her head by q becoming
halo, and instead of bouquet She
carried Il white prayer book orna-
mentcd with 4 single white orchid
and white satin StreamerS to which
were attached tiny white chrySan-
themutnS.
only attendant, wore VeiVeteen III
a lOVcl" powder blue, a Juliet cap
OF pearls, and carried an old-fash-
lCned no. egay Of yellow sweet peas
and red roses.
John Granahan OF Turlock, broth
er-in-law of the bridegroom, acted
as best man.
The two uShers, Charles Beck
with and Lee Pique. like the bride
/ groom, were in full uniform, add
j ing military note to the scene.
Flower Girls
Little Anne and Patricia Wilson
daughters of MI and Mrs. Don H
Wilson Of HoltVille, and -daugh-
ters of the bride, made charming
! flower girls, one in pale pink and
/ the other in pale blue organdy
] both wearing Juliet caps and both
carrying their baskets filled with
/ flowers.
Mrs. J. B. McNeece was SOLOS,
for the ceremony singing, "Panis
Angelicus" and Ave Maria Stella >"
and also playing the traditional
wedding marches.
After the nuptial mass guests mo-
tored TO Morena lodge where a re-
ception was held, Mrs. LaBrucherie
mother of the bride, wearing a
smart dark suit and Mrs. Hauser
mother of the bridegroom, navy
sheer, both having gardenia cor
sageS. Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. LaBruch-
erie and Mr.. and MIS-. Peter La
Brucherie assisted n receiving, and
later Mrs. M. j. LaBrucherie, pretty
in brown with halo hat, and Mrs
Peter LaBrucherie, attractive IN
tan. poured.
Miss Nora Hauser sister Of the
bridegroom, cut tire handsome three
TERED wedding cake, after the first
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Popular Couple
Married FRIDAY
In Yuma

OF interest To their many friends
in the valley Is tnc news Of the
marriage of Helen Davis. daughter
OF MI and NJ. J. 1. Davis OF 483
Orange avenue. and RAYMOND Nc
AEal. son Of Mr.. :a1a Mrs. NJ ID.
McAnadly uf Imperial.
III" wedding took place Jan. 80
il YANG, Aril.nl. u" Bcv. Mr..
Jc cph i Brown Of thc Christian
chl"ch reading t!sc service.
FOR her Wedding dress The bride.
an attractive blonde. chose smart
n"IT frorE With mafcA.Na acc"S-
sorirs. her cor aac of Whit> carma-
tic, and red roscbuda attordln4 Il
gay color contrast.
n.0lN Ellen Moro"n was her Only
"tt"ndant. Bcrlr NcAnallJ .erying
- hce, man tor his brother.
Those in the WrdGmG partg were:
MI. Uld MI. J. l. Davis. parents
Ct tL" bridegroom, Mr. H. T. BliSs,
MI and MIS- Frank Douglas
MI ;Ad Mr NvAnaly are MAX
III. linen honrn III Imperial where
NJ McAuall> op'Iatrs - srrVicr
stalIpu Mr. McAmally att,ndyd
Central hsA school whore aGc was
lJpuls" student u. MaAnaily
halug attended Imperial hiHa
school,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
charsbs. 5h92 OF Interest to Women sssisv @,1s'
by
Clubs
Society
Enfertains For
Emil Bis++ram

In compliment to Emil BiSttram
Of Taos, New Mexico, who is in
tho valley for several weeks con-
ducting art classes, Mrs. John T
Rice entertained at tea Saturday
afternoon at her home on West
Main street, inviting a few friends
in to meet the noted artist.
Graceful arrangements Of spring
flowers made q decorative back
ground for the affair, the tea
tblr being 5martly appointed for
tie occasion.
During the afternoon guests en-
icyed a delightful program con-
listing Of piano solos by Thelma
Nelson of BraWley. and of violin
and piano duets with Robert Mel
ocu OF BraWlcy, violinist and Thel-
ma pianist.
Mrs. Rice then presented Mr..
Blsttram who spoke a few words
Or the necessity of keeping alive
the culture and civilization for
which the allied nations are fight
ing. and on the importance of art
n tie life of the individual.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
CALENDAR
Monday

Soroptimists, ! Barbara Worth.
County Council, g. Calipatria.
FL Centre lodge No. 3S4, +. and
3. Masonic temple.
Cactus Gravel club, 6:l5, Cali
tOrnia hotel.
Carnrntcrs. 7:31 Labor temple
". Chorus. TO. J. {. auditor
iurn.
Night school 20, high school
Eo",e nursing class. $50. I'm.
prrial.
Bishop Williams lecture, g, A..
VI. L. church.
Tuesday
D0nohuc committee, 9, $4,000
club.
Well baby conference, 9-12,
Brawley.
Methodist Women, II, social
hall.
Calipatria- INLAND. 1920, Com
munity hall.
Lions club, 12. Sherwood's.
Pen Women, 3, 636 SandalwOOd.
WOmen'S Council, 7:3O. 525 He'll.
Junior Club 1:3O. HOltvIlle civic
center.
|. V. Gem and Mineral Soc.
1880. court house.
Central Labor council, 80, La
ior temple.
Oasis Shrine No. %, W. s. of
T.. s. Masonic trinpic.
VI. {. mechanics class, 7:30, Gem
trIl shop.
l. V. symphony orchestra, 7;@0,
). {. auditorium.
NJ. e. first aid class, :. Wilson
school
Mont Com. guard officers, 7;3O,
.itadium.
l. V. Commandcry No. 81, Ma
SGni@ temple.
Evening Div. bride, 80, SOL
SandalwOOd.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Make Cookies For
Men at Seeley

Each Wednesday,. q group Of -
ley women takes none made cook
les out to Camp Sceioy. adoptina
p particular troop tor that dar.
This coming Wednesday Battery
c. will be honorcd and ang woman
who would Ike 70 help IN sending
cookies to camp. ma communicate
with Mrs. Johr W Donohue or
leave the cookies at Ciulletta 2r9-
Gerry store by 3:30 p. NJ.
The project started when il va
learned that a number of men at
camp are orphans and have no
Cne to send them boxes of cookies
or cake. In order that tncy may
have enough to share with Others
in the troops the women sup.ly
cookies for enJire group thc BraU-
ley women taking Battery A as
their troop for the following Wed
nesday. Feb. H.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02

S.!cc had been cut b. tha bride
The lodge was charming with its
decorations 0f white flowers and
@r'enerE, The large aonc fireplace
with is blazing log addire to the
decorative effect
Wedding Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Hauscr left later
IN the afternoon on Their WcddIns
nip the bride lo0hm@ smart ia a
b~gr Wooi crepe 1rerL With Which
she #orc blue acces Orics. and an
orohid coraaee, carrying 4 fox fur
cost
NJ and NJ. Ia3.c. vi ~.
tncIl home for tn" present a. Gu
cNlco lodge SIN" Nj. Hagcr j.
Stationed at Cmnl Loc'.eft
The bride coa,s trou vel
known family. M. IJBrucforic be-
ing one of the pioneer raaehcrs o.
the McCabe district she j. "A Grad
uate Of Central offended In" Uni
VersitH Of Caii.Oma at Berkeley.
IS affiliated with lht Junior Ten
Thousand ciab and E"ta Si9lna Phi
sorority, and has civil service
position as secrrtm@= 90 Cop How
ard OF the qualclmastcr'a corp. II
Camp I.Ockctt.
Mr. Hauscr received hls education
in the Turlock schools and was III
business IN Br3WlrS b"'ufa hr cn-
tered the service benz cuucctrd
with the PaciiI. Fruit and Produce
CO., and benz a mrmoef OF III,
BraWley Els lpdoe
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Dance Saturday
At Sc eIev

Another OF the weekly dances
a. Camp Scaley took place Satw-
daT night with men Of Battery b
a, Guests Of honor
This Gaute WIS 4 Valentine
r.r.T. In" me- hall hcina decor
stcd with red and white crepe
l4prr and the mon presenting at
trutiyc valentines To the girls.
May Weiss Of ri Centre and pvt.
Frank Straka Ww, the prize walt
and Mrs. John W Donuhue had
thrilling surprise, benz present
ed With the regimcntM crest mace
into Il pin, and given IL aEprcia-
tion OF her services at camp.
A buffet dinner was served. hosts
fcr tn, evening including Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Kenyon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iouohue Mrs r. H MadGUX. Mr.
Hanson. MIS-. A. a. hteoaY. some
4l ai.ls coming iEcn B"aWley were
chapcronrd by group OF BraWley
Women
Officers assisting were: 1t. f. NJ.
VGu Hma', ! II. II. Camp and
S4i. ". s. SmcntiCk.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
GOVERNMENT LET'S
HOUSING CONTRACT

WASHINGTON. Feb. .. up
The u. s. housing authority today
awarded Il $40 600 contract to Guy
T.. Hall. Bakersfield Calf, Tor
construction Of low rent projects
At bakersfield, 80 units; Delano,
Calf, G2, and Aryin. Calf, SO. plus
small community buildings at each
location.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
= I ! E:Y
CA " 7: Z:

With a total of $5919.31 the Fl
Centre chapter of the Red Cross
il assured Of collecting $4,000 tor
American war relief. $1,000 dollar
ever the quota. The FL Centro
ch"ptcr Includes the Imperial and
TCltvillc Red Gross branches.
IIollyiilt already having cone over
the top, collecting $3.50, 500 more
th"n its quota.
Saturday collections were as fol
lows = cheek tor 500 from the
GrccEs. in Imperial; one for %2525
1u IN |SalrWav Stores and one for
$l6G5 from Arden Farms Co.
individual donors were: Dr
Turner Henry frankie, Dr. and
MIS-. x Taniguchi, Frank Ullm9n,
IUma Arnold.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
STATE GOES ON CASH
BASIS FFB. 25TH

SACRAMENTO. F0D :
Cahf.rnia Will be back on casf
basis on Feb. 25. for ahhr. me
frSt time in a decadc Go' t'Aoer'
Olson announced today III order
ing the transfer Of funds i."m en-
tain state departments tr Iellfe
outstanding warrants,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
A M. {. Bishop
Visits City

- hop Noah Williams of the A..
VI r cEascn arrived IN the val
lcs ttI- weekend and was scheduled
-. als' q rcuufe. open to all in
'rge..o oG. u O'Clock Monday night,
i'm -" FL Centre A VI F church.
Bishop Williams headquarters are
in 81 louis. Mo. He is noted as
ia e%collent speaker and was in
the yUlag in 1899 when he made
rEeral addresses.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
GERMAN U-BOAT
REPORTED SUNK

HORTA, AZORES. Feb. 2. UP
"A German submarine was report
ed sunk by destroyers of unstated
nationality at dawn today a few
miles south of PicO island near
Fayal. The explosion of depth
charges and gGnflrc WAS heard
ashore. One survivor Of the sub
marine was said to have reached
piCO island.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Blanche Cavanah Married To
Billy Webster on Sunday

CAIEXICO Feb. The Earl T..
Caranah home. 5l1 Hebcr Street,
VAS the scrnn of one OF the prcl-
test wedding, OF the season when
On Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cavanah's daughter Blanche, be-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
Cale.xico
News
telephone $40
Telephone $40

MI and Mrs. Enrico Tavalazzi
Ct Mt Signal became the parents
Cf a 9 81 pound baby boy. The
young man was born Thursday.
January at the TavalaZ2i home
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02

Mrs. O. P Mandrapa Will present
the review for the Twice Told Tales
section Of the Woman's Improve
ment club when they meet TUESDAY,
afternoon at 2:30. The meeting Will
b. held il the home of MIS-. NJ. NJ.
&uttinger.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-02
AnnOunC emen+s
OF Ne etinos

Mt. Signal home department viii
meet Wednesday at 10 a. m. at the
home of Mrs d. E. Green, the pro-
iect leaders being in charge OF the
demonstraticn on nutrition: Mrs.
Gladys Clark, Mrs. JOycie Small,
Mrs. May KennerSOn. A planned
luncheon will be served at noon
Dress forms will be made also.
Acacia home department also
meets wednesday at 1880 a. m. at
the home Of MS. l.. O. Wilabee With
Mrs. Ruby Lehmann as cohosteSs
There will be a pot luck luncheon
az noon and the day will b. devoted
to the making Of dress forms.
Mrs. ]. w. Donohue's @peeia
Amen cani2ation cCmmltte' II
charge of the evening bridge party
at the Ten Thousand club is tc
meet Tuesday morning at 9 ocIocF
in the club house. This COMMITTED
is sponsoring a benefit card party
fer next wednesday to raiae money
for recreation hal! at Camp See
ley.
First Aid class Of the Ten Thou-
sand clubs Arts and Crafts section
will meet Wednesday at 10 Il. III.
at the FL Centro fire station.
Evening Division bridge group
meets Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. c. Walter Hcmecke,
55l SandalWood.