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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Clubs
Society
Valentine Party
For Lu+a Group
Recent Event

Many we'll planned games and a.
amateur contest were featured az
the party which Luta Camp Fire
girls enjoyed last Thursday, VAL
entine celebration at the home OF
their president, Vivian Hall.
In the amateur contest, directed
by Patricia Brown, the following
took part: Donella Quinn and Sar-
all Ann Gliffen, piano solos; Jeanne
Roberds. accordion solos: Marllyn
Mullen, poems jeanne Quinn, Il
story; Doris Hall. Patricia BlakeiS
skit: Patricia Brown, Gloria Cor
lev. Vivian Hall, Betty Sue Hunter
Marjorie Wilbanks, acrobaticS.
The pretty valentine box was
presented by Gloria Corley, Ouid}
Brasher. Jeanne Robcrds, with Mar
ilyn Mullen and Betty Sue Hunter
passing out the valentines. Prizes
for the contests were awarded and
then came the surprise, the refresh
ments served from a beautiful val
entine table.
Sweet peas. lighted candles, a ta-
BILE cover and napkins edged with
valentines, white ribbons running
from the centerpiece to the places,
ending in heart shaped cookies
bearing the girls names, made this
table most attractive.
Those present were: Marjorie
Wilbanks. Donella Quinn, Joannc
Quinn, Marilyn Mullen. Ouida
Brasher. Sarah Ann Griffin, Betty
Sue Hunter, Patricia Brown, Patri-
cia Brown, Patricia Blakely, Vivian
Hall. Doris Hall. Jeanne Roberds.
Gloria Corley, and the hostess, Mrs
S. Hall, the assistant guardian, and
Mrs. D. Roberds, guardian.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
THE POST-PRESS

Published every Sunday by the I'm
pcrial Valley Publishing company, go
state Street. FL Ccntro, California, as
the combined Sunday issue Of the
Morning Post and Imperial Valley
IrrSS.
Paul Jenkins. publisher; a. c. John
Slon. Nicc-prcSidcnt and genera !
manager; +. A. FuAhugh, secretary
and managing editor,
West Holiday Co. Inc, National Ad-
NCiilSinE Representatives.
Member. California Newspaper Pub.
fishers Association.
Entered at I'll Centre, California post
office as second class matter
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Young People
Have PARTY

Young peoples class of tho f'X-
alcnc Sunday school met at tho
EOmC of Pauline JcnckS Friday
night for a Valentine party with
thcIr teacher. Mrs Vincent Brown,
in charge Of arrangements
Valentine games were played. and
refreshments were served, the
guests including Mrs Brown. Paul
nc and Lyle JCrCkS Juanita
SWcctcn. jeanette Schumm, Edwin
Iippin, Elmer Ryan, Doyle Smith.
In the relay contest, the girls
defeated the boys, while il trick
contest, Mrs. Brown and Lyle
JenCks received the prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

HOLLYWOOD, Feb 13 - Betsy
Ross sat on tho running board Of
a camera dolly and ScWcd-but
not ON a flag. Betsy was catching
q run in the top of a silk stock
ing and tho stocking was on Betsy
right lcg. A pretty sight.
The white-haircd fife player from
the Spirit of '7G, the one with the
CORY head bandagC, WAS PLAYING
gin rummy with the drummer boy
Their table was a film box.
One of the soldiers practicina
loading papicr machc shells into
the painted canvas hOWitHCr up on
the stage had stopped 10 talk to a
sergeant of marines, Civil War
period Got word from tho draft
board this morning to stand by for
a call the soldier was saying. IN
a month or so, maybe III be handl-
ing something thatH really 80
BOOM
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
SAM AND LIBERTY

Uncle Sam and the Statute Of
Liberty we're practicina tap dane
ing off in a corner. Uncle Sam
was recognizable as Walter Hus-
ton. elegant in a red, white and
blue suit of ncWfangled nylCn satin.
Liberty was Rosemary DeCamp
screen newcomer.
This was a brush-up for num-
Der they do later in the picture
when they are the vaudeville-art-
ist parents of George M. Cohan.
All over the place were Boy
Scouts. Negroes as tattered as slaves
and 100 members of male chorus
waiting to work III the you're y
Grand Old Flag" number OF
Yankee Doodle Dandy
On the stage, supposed to be in
a big New York theater, tech
nicians were working doggedly tC
lineup lights, build six trcadmillS
into the floor, and install a bat
terry of wind machines to keep the
flags whipping bravely. After more
than two hours, the set was about
ready for action. Three hundred
people were ordered to their places
and waited for Director Mike Curtiz
to start the shot.
At the last instant a small bog
broke rank and trottcd to an as
sistant director. who bent low tC
hear his whispering. "Okay," he
said, but hurry" Then he beloved
to Curtiz: you'll have to wait
another minute Mike. A boy Scout
has a good deed to do"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
HoIIywood's
Funcie eS
By Paul Harrison

gcar. although his contract calls
Tor enly 30. Chances whenever
you sec a Warner picture youll see
George, perhaps in bit or maybe.
in a top cnaracter part. He has
whitening scom for players who
quibblc about the number CT lines
they're to speak or thc number
Of scenes In which they appear.
You'd think they'd realize" he
said. that they can be replaced in
about 20 seconds and that nobodyil
miss en-. # it's good. that's fine.
If lis bad, then it, contest
with me against the role, trying
to figure how to make it better"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Eks Hosts at
Bridge Dinner

Second event in the series of
monthly bridge parties sponsored
by the Elks club is scheduled for
Wednesday night when contract
enthusiasts of the valley will meet
in the FL Centre hall at 7 o'clock
for a turkey dinner.
Play will start Immediately af-
Ter dinner with prizes for the WIN
nCrs in both the contract and dup
licatc divisions.
Two more bridge parties will
take place after this February
even, and at the conclusion of the
series, tournament prizes will be
awarded.
These parties are open to Elks
ana their friends and reservations
should be made at the lodge head
quarters
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Desert Picnic
Is Cancelled

Due to the cold weather, the dcS-
crt picnic to have been held SUNDAY
for the visiting grand officers OF
the Order of the Eastern Star. has
been cancelled. The party was plan-
ned b. the Past Matrons and Pa
irons association for Sunday noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Announcements

Bridge section OF the Ten ThouS-
and clubs evening division will
meet Tuesday night, 7:3O o'clock
at the home of Mrs. William Pata,
,O42 Euclid avenue.
Red Cross board members will
navc their monthly meeting Mon
:ay night. 1870 at the headquarters.
Miss Mary MOrCland general field
representatives for the American
Rcd Cross, will be present
EaStSidc- Sunset nutrition class
will meet Monday at $50 a. m
In tho Friends church, HOltvillc.
Soroptimists will have a dinner
meeting Monday night at 7 o'clock
IN the Barbara Worth hotel when
Mrs M. C. Pinnell will give the
program. a story of the Burma
Road.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Five VaIIeyO. E. S. Chapters
Greet Worthy Grand Matron

Corine Orban Melville. worthy
grand matron Of the grand chapter
of California. Order of the Eastern
Star paid her Official visit to the
members of the order in Imperial
Valley at a Joint meeting of the
five chapters Friday night in CAL
CXico.
Decorated to resemble gorgeous
tropical garden, the hail made a
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. M. BoWicS Satur-
day had a telegram from their son
Kenneth, who is stationed at Ft
Leonard Wood, Mo, telling them
that he had few days leave
which he will spend with Mrs
BcWlcs' sister in Chicago. H.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
School Art Play
Is postponed

Wilson schools art play, to have
been given this coming Tuesday has
had to be postponed indefinitely.
1t will be presented in the near
future, the date to be announced
later.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
News Items About
Valley Resi-

Mark Magee. we'll known Ell Gen.
tran, is in Mercy hospital, San
Diego, recuperating from a recent
operation. He is now able to see
his friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15
Anne Davis
Notebook

First signs of spring appearing
ON those warm days in January
and February are new hats and
they look SO fresh and gay after
our sombrc clothes of winter.
This season as never before. per-
haps as relief from the dark news
o. war. color is emphasized and at
the Ten Thousand clubs bridge
party last week-Which fell on
sunny, springlike day-many bright
hucd new hats were worn, the
torcrunncrS of spring.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-02-15

Mrs. NJ j. Horton looked parti-
Cularly attractive in spring en-
scmblc and becoming turban in
yellow, while Mrs. o. j. Brad
sl.aw's new spring print runs to
a patriotic color scheme of red,
white and blue in a pretty floral
pattern with which she wear a big
hrinmcd hat
Evening star., 1942-09-04

FOLDAWAY COT, . bridge chairs, pill
FRIGIDAIRE, cubic feet, 4 years old
perfect condition, Sl25. Phone Oliver
1884.
FURNISHINGS for 5-rm. apt. to be sold
immed.; owner being transferred. 251S
nth st. NV. ant. 30.
FURNISHINGS complete for 1-rm,, dinette,
kitchen apt. Call Columbia 5S96, between
j and 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-04
HELP DoMESTIc.
$50 MONTH

WOMAN OR GIRL. housekeeper and care
OF l child: live in: Annsdaie, Va: rm.,
od and salary. Call Alexandria oo25 be-
Evening star., 1942-09-04
SITUATIONS MEN.

Plain cooking and general housewol
Family OF 4 Live in or out. EN-. a73s,
Evening star., 1942-09-04

WOOL PRESSERS, colored,
exper. on Hoffman machines;
good pay, steady pos, in
lge. dry-cleaning plant. Box
348-V, Star. 4
Evening star., 1942-09-04
HELP WOMEN.

Bookkeeper-St -Stenographer
Take complete charge of small real estate
office, S130 a month. Phone Metropolitan
Evening star., 1942-09-04
CLERKS WANTED.

Several intelligent young ladies for cler-
ical work in pleasant surroundings. Five
day week. Salary, S25 weekly. State
Evening star., 1942-09-04
HELP WCMEN.

FLAT WORK ASSORTERs,
white, experienced; good pay.
Apply Bergmann's Laundry,
623 G. st. NV
Evening star., 1942-09-04
HELP WOMEN.

AIRLINE 4 X 4 reservati ton work; state
business, exper. and education: age 21-26:
inclose photosraph and phone number.
Box 434-V, Star
ASSISTANT SECRETARY, some shorthand
Is to 35, single; 5-day week. Permanent
easy Job: Sl00 month. 400 Woodward
Bids, 18th and II sts. NV, Mrs. Hill.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, 5i2 days wk; S27 80
per wk. Call RE. S706, at 2l30 Penn
BEAUTY OPERATORS expert opera
tors. Apply in person Pat, your hair
dresser. 27l1 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, good working cond
S25 per wk and comm. Lucille Beauty
shop, 170l Monroe ST. ne. Phone DE. 45l5
BEAUTY OPERATORS go, ful-tme
steady lob: top salary and commission
Apply In person, Mazzullos Beauty Salon
1881 Penn. ave. s.e.
Evening star., 1942-09-04
TYPISTS WANTED.
STENOGRAPHER.

Well-known organization has opening
for experienced. OF. thoroughly trained
stenographer Good salary with oppor-
good hours, 5-day week Replies must
give age, training. experience II any, and
names OF former employers. Box 194-Y
Evening star., 1942-09-04
HELP WOMEN.


MATTRESSES. colored, exper.. good pay
Apply State Pharmacy, 1923 Eye ST. NV.
WOMAN. young white, refined, for care
woodley 7i35. '
WOMEN, to collect current accounts in
Bethesda and w. section, in spare time.
Write or see Mr.. Murray, Room 422,
Bond Bldg.
WOMEN, white, 20-40, for part time
an hour; no Sunday. cornwel's, 1929
G st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES. who can sew and willing
70 learn fur finishing. New England
Furriers. 1l7 18th ST. NV:
WANTED demonstrator for
dasrastd dasisaiins household product must be
and sell: splendid remuneration, salary
and commission. Apply personnel Office
G G. Murphy Co, 1914 G st. NV.
WE HAVE AN oPPoR. for women, age
25-4o if you can do mans Job of selling
per VI, plus bonus and liberal comm.
Must be able to operate car and be. free
Of household efI dutes es tsoaI or car and ex
perm; empl. need apply. Apply Saturday,
"a, Jewel Tea Co, Inc, 1441 Okie st. me-
or phone TR. 34o3
CHEVY CHASE homecoming couple, both
working who; have school-age daughter
bathroom, board and full household priv
iieges to childless married couple If wife
Will run household. Box Ally, Star. g.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, ExPER. NOT MEG; /;
5NfFoR SN3d HsS TuRS SooP F PAx MEAks AZ DAMP mp
STORE, 306a MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
TYPIsT AND GENERAL OFFICE WORK
ER: EXPERIENCED ON SWITCHBOARD
DESIRED BUT NOT ESSENTIAL: 5-DAY
WEEK; GOOD SALARY 70 START. 1918
Evening star., 1942-09-04

EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE,
DRAFT EXEMPT.
ORGANIZATION AND AD-
MINISTRATION, GENERAL
MANAGEMENT, SALES PRO-
MOTION; AVAILABLE SEPT.
18th. BOX 386-Y. STAR. 4.
Evening star., 1942-09-04
STENOGRAPHER-
BOOKKEEPER

In fine mems. shop; prefer resident of
AdIlag Arlington Salary no, no object to capable
10 am, THE QUALITY SHOP. Wilson
blvd. and North Highland ST., Arlington,
Evening star., 1942-09-04
SALESMAN.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

FOR MEMS WEAR DEPT. Apply Kasper
Mems Shop. $500 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1942-09-04

BOOKKEEPER,
T Thoroughly experienced,
double entry. Excellent op-
portunity; permanent. See
Mr.. Aiken, Grosner, of 1925
F st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-09-04

TYPIST, experienced Office
worker, ability handle vol
ume details; steady position,
good pay, excellent oppor-
tunity willing worker; refer
ences. Box 210-Y, Star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Rehes hing Beauty Pickup
After d Hot, Mu88y Day
BY DONNA GRACE

then cooler and cold. Cool off
thoroughly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Makeup

When you have your founda-
ton all blended on smoothly,
use just A suggestion of check
rouge TO accent the sparkle in
your eyes. A warm shade of
powder and brilliant lipstick
along with a bit Of mascara will
make you forget there ever was
such a funny word as muggy.
aPRiieatieR-ef PersPirstien
cream will assure clean fresh
ness 10 your pretty gown
throughout the evening.
Dinner should be light but OF
nourishing food, cold cuts and
salads are not satisfying after a
fatiguing day. A hot dish OF
meat or eggs, vegetables and
fruit for dessert will add 10 ones
comfort. Tea and coffee or milk
will be the drink.
The only way TO rest and
relax is to put away all prob
lens and try TO make the mind
as free from thought as posi-
bic. Just day dream. Put a
moist witch hazel pad over your
eyes and know that nothing can
happen while you smile yourself
into repOSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Pink Alone
Or With CoIors

FASHION is in the pink this
fall-all pink frocks or pink
with other colors. Pink by it,
self is for parties, such pink as
the lace evening gown Renie de-
signed for Ginny Simms to% car
in Here We Go Again"
Gown is styled with a low-cut
bodice. the sweetheart neckline
filled in with a yoke of pleated
pink chiffon Skirt is cut in
two tiers, both Starched 10 flare
criSply Scattered carelessly
across the frock, tiny opalescent
SequinS.
Pink with black is charming
for those useful dresses which
can be worn in the afternoon.
then on into the evening. New
est Of these is the frock Of sheer
black chiffon which Mapy
Cortes wears in Seven Days
Leave
Bodice is cut 10 a low V-neck-
line /pipcd with a band Of black
net. Skirt is three pleated tiers.
With the frock, Mapy wears
necklace and bracelet Of lus-
trous pink pearls. Her wide
hrimmed hat is pink crepe, with
a frill Of black net around the
brim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Luxury Accents

Throw a large towel over the
shoulders and use another for
drying. Spray on your favorite
cologne and finish with a gen.
erouS patting of smooth busting
powder.
Lie down and sleep il possible.
Never lie down without some
light covering after a bath. A
summer blanket or a sheet will
prevent chillS.
After a good rest, get up and
stretch, take a glass of fruit
Juice or lemonade. Put on shoes,
girdlc and slip. then make your
face beautiful. A quick applica-
ton Of cleansing cream will re-
lieve tense lines.
This is Just quick facial,
so prepare your aStringent when
the cream is removed. Two ice
cubes in a bowl, then a table
spoonful of your pet astringent
and two of water with a good
pad of absorbent cotton or fresh
wash cloth. Slap the face with
the astringent mixture until il
feels as smooth as satin and
refreshingly cool A large tissue
is used as a blotter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Exercise, Vdpor Bath
Relieves Tired Feeling
BY JOAN DEAN

STRETCH high bend Z.
- stretch high >. . bend, drones
a voice, and in answer a white
clad figure moves up and down
with the rhythm of a praying
moslem.
A few steps away another
little character is enjoying
jiggle on a mechanical horse
and somebody else is just run
ming her head off on a little
ramp affair e.. without progress
sing a foot.
The scene of all this activity
is the gym Of a woman's health
club in the downtown area.
Although there's no visible sign
10 the effect I'VE Fix Figures,
that's exactly what its pur-
pose is.
And nowadays il has an even
greater mission. Old Uncle Sam
has asked us 10 keep fit
healthy as a horse and equally
as strong that we might
take over where the men leave
off in the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Pine Vapor Bath

After the gymnasium bout,
you're led off TO a steam bath
60. pine vapor steam bath no
less. Then comes a salt rub and
finally a shower. This whole
treatment may be had 10 times
for only SD. You see, it's been
taken right out OF the million
aires class for you.
Just before the shower you're
taken into the measuring room
where your instructor charts
your new waiStline. hipline and
so on. You can watch your
own progress accurately. as you
could never do with scales.
Perhaps you've seen in the
movies the caliSthenicS of-the
army and navy. But don't worry
g.. these are far more Strenu-
Gus than those taught at the
club.
We were told that many shop
girls wend their weary way 10
the club on lunch hours or after
store closing for a workout,
whereupon they return to duties
refreshed.
The club is open three nights
a week for you who work far
away from downtown. So get
into action, little women. The
nation needs a streamlining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Preview Of Marriage

The only way 70 ret an au-
thentic line on a man Is TO
marry him And then. what can
YOU do about q
A girl has A somewhat glori-
fled vision of the sort of man she
is going 10 promise 10 love.
honor and humoTr when S7e
signs on the dotted line She
may find this ideal; but, unless
she is a mlnd-reader, how IS she
going TO know anything about
his little domestic habits?
Whether he Marbles under the
shower or is addicted TO aspirin,
bromides and the morning
crouch.
Whether he is a quiet, healthy
sleeper or a nervous, all-night
prowler. who pads about snap
ping the lights on and off and
looking for a newspaper.
Whether he is the Tnetlculous
kind who demands that his ties
and boots be kept in one place,
or the long-suffering kind who Is
satisfied with safety-pins. and
prefers holes in his socks, 10
darnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Hot Pickup

When really exhausted, a very
small drink of hot coffee or
cup of hot broth is what we
should have Then. while we run
a warm mot cold. bath we
relax. A few drops of pine oil in
the tub will lift the spirits and
change the atmosphere.
We should stretch out in the
soothing warm water while we
manipulate wash cloth and
cake of soap 10 good lather.
Wash the face, ears and back of
the neck. A man, the lucky
thing. can include his head in
the ablution but we girls will
wear a rubber cap.
After 10 minutes Of luxurat-
inc IN the soft warm water get
up and shower. First hot al the
back of the neck, lust a dash,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
How Many Alarms

How many alarms II takes 10
get him up for breakfaSt-and
whether or not he is ever on
time for dinner.
Whether or not he IS bath
room monopolist and regards the
shower as a one-man institution
or as community properly
These little traits don't mat
ter in a hero. before marriage
but too many Of them in a huS-
band have been known 20 in
spire wife TO think dreamily Of
Reno.
Distributed 3y King Features syud., Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

A FTER more than three pei
n sons told us il was a muggy
day we thought for the fun of
il, we'd just see what, if any
thing. the good old dictionary
had TO say about such funny
word,
We looked it up-Yep, there
it was, funny as ever but really
meaning moist, warm, close
and sultry' So. It's a muggy
day 10 ye.
Muggy is the word for the
way one feels after an active
day. II may be the humidity but
we can't stand wilted collars
and limp, impressed dresses.
We crave relief and on our
way home can think of nothing
but a grand cool shower and
lots Of ice drinks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Exercise Required

II we're going to comply with
-wishes,-me're- fer-lets
more exercise than a day on
our feet or a waltz around the
dance floor allows. 1t means we
must pull our weight up or
down TO normal and we must
produce some muscles in our
forearms, legs and back.
Not that we're expected 10
emerge AmazonS. but this is a
working world and we're part
of il.
Here's the setup. The club.
which lacks none Of the ele-
gance Of the Stork Club Incl
dentally. has a crew OF agile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
The hgure

PART 3, PAGE 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

and attractive instructresses
who give individual reducing
exercises to correct your par
ticular faults of physique.
OF course, you can settle for
just the mechanical apparatus,
but remember your own physical
eXertion will scare the pounds
away much more quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Kain Series
Starts Monday

4 SERIES of four columns on
"A diet and exercise for the
expectant mother will start on
the Detroit Times womens
pages tomorrow.
The series is written by dieti-
tian Ida Jean Kahn and includes:
Giving your baby the best start
in life. diet for :he eXpectant
mother; exercise while baby Is
en- route and poSt-natal care Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

Detroit Sunday Times, August %, 1912
Evening star., 1942-07-14

and-well, you have something sen
sationAl.
Certain Hollywood people whose
business 1t Is to produce motion
pictures have been casting covetous
eyes on Janet Sloan, songstress-vio-
linist currently appearing In Herb
Sachs Del Rio. Miss Sloan is visi-
bly, shaken by the prospects.
Important notice to Californians
planning to attend Glen Echo's
Spanish Bathrooms California Night
tomorrow: It has been postponed
due to a blackout of the Montgom-
cry County area L'affaire Cali
fornia will instead 60 on Wednesday
the 22d.
Pieces de resistance to be request
ed when making the rounds;
Sleepy Lagoon. sung by Evelyn
Knight in the King Cole Room.
Contralto Eileen Georges version
Of Matt Windsor's Time for So
Long," in the Anchor Room.
"Enlloro," as played by Juanie
Velasquez and men In the Copa-
cabana.
Novachordist Sid willoughby' s