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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
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Nurses Assoc, 8, Wilson school
Shrine Social club, G:30, 4O5
Washington, CaleXieO
Police Auxiliary, 8, police station
American Legion, :, Veterans
hall
Camp Fire guardians, 7:3O, Viii
son school
Girl Scouts, 7:l5, Scout hut
Jobs Daughters, $50, Masonic
temple
Central Labor council, 1870, La
Dor temple
l. V. stamp and Coin club, 3,
ice plant
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway
Night school, 80, high school
WEDNESDAY
P.-TA. study group, $50, Hard
ing school
Arts and Crafts, 10, 10000 club
Camp Fire board, II, California
hotel
Well baby clinic, 1904, Wom.
Civic Improvement club
Bartcnders, 2, Labor temple
If0Itvillc club, ., civic center
Mother -daugi tier tea, 3:30-5, Will
son school
Brawley club, $50, club house
Night SCaoOl, 30, high school
Transfers, chauffeurs, 1880, La
Dor temple
State guard, 1:30, stadium
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Junior Club TO
Have Christmas
Meet Thursday

Junior Ten Thousand club board
members were to complete plans
for THURSDAYS meeting of the club
when they gathered Tuesday night
at the home of the president, Mrs
j. w Beshears.
The club will have its Christmas
meeting Thursday night. 7:3O
o'clock in the club house when an
Interesting program will be present.
ed. details Of which will be an
bounced after the board session.
Plans for the Christmas formal
on Dec. 10 will be among the items
of business to be discussed Thurs
da evening.
MIS-. Jean Davis is chairman of
the committee OF hOstcSScS for the
evening, assisted by McsdameS
Thomas Henderson, Bertrand Wood,
Leo VAUGHN and Carl Rogers.
The clubs attractive new year
books will be presented at this
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Women Decide U pon Holiday
Projects for Mexicans

various centerS, the FL Centro group
confining its labcrs largely to the
center in the city park. A box of
cookies. games and magazines were
collected to be distributed to t.e
men. and a collection was taken to
further The work among the mi
grant laborerS which is done under
the supervision of the Rev. MI.
Dwight Ramage.
At intervals du. -lg the afternoon
which Capt. Willard E. SpeareS, who
is in charge of these men, discuss
cd their needs and problems.
The program included: an ad-
dress CT welcome By Mrs. II. R
Johnston devCtionals, Mrs G.. w.
Thomas, presentation of projects,
Mrs. j. L. Dubois, Sr. violin solo,
Paul David Dul- ,p; vocal solo, Clio
ria Payne; instrumental trio, vio-
lin, flute, pi2nO, Janet and Phyllis
Lytle, Mrs. William North; violin
solo. Janet LJt4c; reading and vo-
cal solo. Mrs. zenobia Payne. Miss
Ruby Hubert with Miss Jackie
Gradington as accOmpaniSt
A large attendance indicated the
interest women are taking in the
project.
Tea was served during the after
noon and the attractive setting for
the affair was the work of Mrs. H.
r. Johnston, Mrs. M. A Wilson
Mrs. C. w. Dyer, Mrs. w. ID. Carey.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Society
Clubs
P.E.O. Chapter Enjoys Travel
Talk bv Mrs. Warren Curier

listeners an intimate picture OF
travelling under war conditions, OF
business conditions in the East, of
some of the places OF interest in
New England and. always interest
ing to women. of the shops, art gal
lcrics. famous hotels, theatres in
New York City. Her visits to Radio
City and to Greenwich Village were
OF special interest as we'll as the
personal experiences she recounted.
Much illustrative material added to
the interest in her program.
Mrs f. J. Macy and Mrs. Mary
L. Johnston were guests of the
chapter. members present includ-
ING: Mcsdames j. d. Adams, Stan
ley Bigclow, Don c. Bitter o. j.
Bradshaw, Roy E Breedlove, Gladys
Clements. Warren Currier, Earle G..
Davis, Laurel M Ferguson, Elmer
w. Hcald. c Ben Herring. Ross T.
Hickcox. Donna Holloway, o. G.
Horne. Harry W. Horton, John M.
Keplcy, Forrest E. KutZ, Chancellor
Livingston, Henry l.. Loud, Howard
p. Meyer, Allen p. Nuffcr, {. f.
Sprouse, Vaughn NJ Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Raises Asked for
State Employees

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 8.-tU.PD-
Flat $40 per month salary increases
for state employees under its juris-
diction were requested today by
the State Board of Prison directors
in presenting a l943-45 biennial
budget to State Finance Director
George Killion.
The increases, Board Member
George A Briggs of Los Angeles
explained, would be in addition to
the normal state salary increases.
The board also asked for part
time private secretaries at $50 per
mCnth tor each of its four men,
bcrS.
Warden Clinton Duffy of San
Quentin and members of the board
were criticized by Killion fer ap-
6oin;ine Guards to four supervis-
DRY positions before comforting with
the finance department on avail
ability of funds.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
County Council
will Continue
Monthly Meets

Boyce Aten unit was hoStcS.
group to the other American Legion
Auxiliary Unit representatives when
the monthly county council session
Was held Monday night in the El
Centro Veterans hall.
Hester lehman of El Contro
president of county council, con-
Quoted the business meeting dur
ing which unit reports were made
and routine items discussed.
Despite the gas rationine, the
various units felt that they would
like to continue the series OF
monthly county council mcctin2S
and it was voted to do 50.
After the session social houi
was enjoyed during which By'r'
Aten members served refreshments
The Fl Cenuo unit member
were to be guests of Boycc Alt'
post at dinner the follo"ln6 eve
ming in the Veterans hal.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Popular Couple
Weds in Yuma

Announcement was made IueSdaV
cf the marriage OF ] ouise Foster oil
Fl Centre. and William Donohue,
son of Mrs. Donohuo and the late
J. w. Donohue of Fl Centre.
The wedding was Solemnl2Hd sat
urday in Yuma. Arizona, and the
vouno couple have taken a hor5e on
He'll street for the present. their fu-
tlrc nlonS being dependent upon
the bridegroom's orders.
Mr.. Donohue is stationed at
Comp Young. 1ndio.
Mrs. DonOhuc has made hcr
homo in the valley fer relative
" short time. coming from Okla
homa. Her husband was educated
in the FL Centro schools and comes
from prominent valley family.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
New Form-Fi++in9
Suit for Workers
In Shipyards

CHICAGO, Dec. 8.-fU.P "A line
of eight shapely chorus girls step
ped out before the joint Shipyard
health and safety conference of
the Navy and Maritime Commits
sion today 10 model the new form
fitting suit for milady shipyard
worker
If the boys in the shipYardS let
: out a yoo-hOo or a whistle when
they see them-Well, that's war, eX-
planned John M Roche of the Ma
tional Safety Council.
He designed the suits, he said,
after a survey OF shipyardS for the
Maritime Commission to set safety
standards and formulate plans Tor
handling women employees.
Properly outfitting the lady ship
yard worker is a problem concern
ing $4,000 wCmcn now, Roche said,
and by spring 1913 the number is
expected to reach 100000.
The garment modelled followed
these suggestions:
|. The uniform shall fit the fem
ininc figure.
2. 1t Shall be made of heavy
llameprOOfcd material i'll either
overall blue or khaki
3. 1t shall have no cuffs, no flaps
on the pockets, and no feminine
irillS. Buttons shall be standard
and inconspicuous.
A. The legs will taper and pref
crablv be fastened at the ankles.
5. 1t will have a drop seat.
Women working outside where
there is danger of falling objects,
Roche said. should wear safety hats
resembling hardboiled derby. NO
feathers. For inside he advised caps
With soft top and small visor.
If there is danger of anything
dropping ON her feet, miladv should
wear safety shoes resembling a
child's oxford with heavy rein
. for cd toes.
Women will buy their own UNI
ferns. Roche urged that cG."h
women have two in order that she
maV have one to wear While the
} other is being laundercd and re-
rameproofcd. Shipvards will tur-
nish special equipment such as goG-
ples fitted TO the indiVidual Wom-
an. and Welding helmets.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Girl Scouts Plan
For Uniforms

At the las, meeting Cf the Gnl
Scout troop, the members di; US
sad the question Of uniforms. those
present including: Capt Stull, Joye
DeWebre, Bobbie Price, Shirley Gill
lett, Betty Mclaughlin, Katherine
Stiens, Ramona Irish, Doris Hall.
Arlene Jones, Barbara Cox. Betty
Jc Boals, Bonnie Bell Barker Jose
phine Meredith. Elizabeth Cash.
Eetty 10 Brinnon. old members.
New members present were: Joan
Fleming, Elva Wake. Donella Quinn.
Joanne Quinn, Pat McQuade.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSkINE JOHNSON

coming back to the screen with Joe.
E. Brown in "Chatterboy" After
her hit in BEST Foot Forward" on
The Broadway stage. she's due for
a better break on the screen.
1t happened during the record
ing Of one of those original mu-
sical scores for a new film. After
hearing several rchearsals. the COM
poser went to the condG tor and
said. It WONDERFUL, but every time
YOU miss the same note about half
wav through. Whats wrong" oh, =
exclaimed the conductor, Il decided
We coJ3d do without that rcte. The
score doesn't need it it doesn't
seem to fit" The composer hit the
ceiling But you don't know what
you're Geuig to me" he walled
EVERYTHING else is Debussy
But that's My note
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Mrs. Harvey Kenyon Elected
Soroptimist President

S Dawson, secretary; Mrs. Jimmie
Beronio, treasurer; Mrs. Zillah
Wandrey, auditor; Mrs. T. C. La
nier Mrs. jenkins, directors.
installation will take place in
January
The group also voted to contrib
ute the sum of $3.50 per member to
the regional conference to be used
towards the purchase of an ambu-
lance.
In addition, the group decided to
help Odako Camp Fire group, which
it sponsors, with its Christmas par
ty, and will make ether Christmas
plans at the meeting next Monday
night, 1880 o'clock, Barbara Worth
hotel.
The club met at the high school,
attending the Red Cross dinn,r
and annual meeting, holdings its
own business meeting in between
the dinner and the program of the
Red Cross chapter.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

Off the sound track: Kenny
Baker finally is rebelling over being
typed as a Simple Simon. Hes
turning down all roles on screen,
stage or radio in which he's asked
to Just stand around and lock dazed
and give the wrong answers. His
first new deal" is in the soon to
be released silver Skates, IN which
he plays the fast-talking hero.
Even a Nazi storm trooper has some
rights in the Hays office. Fer a
laL3h, Walt Disney's studio dubbed
in an effeminatc voice for NaZl
heels singing Of Der Fuehrer'S
Face" in the Disney short Of the
same title. But the Hays office
censors, with their sometimes an
noying lack of humor refused 70
approve the scene and its been cut
from the picture.
Talking about certain him
queen. Edgar Bergen said: 'Rela-
tions have been strained ever since
her husband ate the dogs ham
burger on meatless Tuesday
Add appealing son titles: Yankee
Doodle Tan mich the Golden
Gate quartet will warble in Repub-
lies Hit Parade CT l943.
Carmen Miranda viii! spend the
holidays ON the road-a month S
personal appearance tour through
out the country.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Hostess Recently
ToCIub Ca+orce

, Club Catorcc mnmbcrS were the
els ets recentlv of Mrs. j. A. Pldue,
having business meeting during
which they made plans for their
Christmas celebration, December 13,
this wear. and eniovin" a party
with bridge as the diversion for the
evening.
Prizes for hioh scores went tG
Mrs. Glenn Kieffer, first; Mrs. w.
A. Vie. second, Mrs. John Ashley,
third. Mrs. Frank Modem, traVell-
inc. Other members present, in ad-
dition to Mrs. PiQue, were Mes
DANES f. H. Gics. j. P. Eyer, A. M.
Blackburn, r. C. Barter, Carson
Powell
Mrs. Vera Rogers and Mrs. Bcu-
lah CrisS were guests of the club.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

New England and New York City
in wartime were described for mem
bers of Chapter AV, P.EO., Monday
by Mrs Warren Currier, who spent
a nGalber Of weeks in the East this
fall
The chapter had luncheon at 752
Olive avenue and then adjourned
to the Currier home for the bust
ness meeting and program.
Mrs. Currier possesses the gift of
vivid description. and sile gave her
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Set Date for
Fire

WOleha ,mD Fire gi'ls mcl re-
Gently st tic home of their guar
dian. Mrs. Fred Smith, when they
wade Mans 70: = council fir or
Thursday, Dec. II and to attend
the mother -dau ter tea Wfo1eS-
day afternoon of this weCl; at Will
son school.
Honors were presented and the
cirlS worked on ranks. those pres
(nt including: Nicky B"lin. Barbara
Ann Jackson, Lorraine Stafford
Patsy McNeece, Sarah Ann Griffin
Dorothy Hatch. Shirley Lederman
Marilyn Mullen, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. E. b. Jackson, assistant guar
dian.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
.Women's Club TO
Meet We dnesday

HCLTNlIIE, Dee. 8 Mr..
George Wheat of NeWport Beach,
ch: irman of educatoion, California
Federation of Womens clubs, Will
Re guest speaker at the meeting Of
the Holtville Women'S club We'd
nesday, 2 O'Clock, in the IIoltville
Civic center.
AS this is also the ChgiStnaS
meeting. Christmas decorations and
music. including the singing OF
carols, will be hiehlights tf the
session.
Mrs. Wheat was expected to ar
live in FL Contro TueSd'V n'9ht tH
be with her sister, MIS-. d. B. Rob
crts. She will speak at a number
of other women'S clubs also during
ncr stay in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

Plans Tor Christmas programs
and for other acts of neighbor-
liness on behalf Of the Mexican
laborers brought into this county
to help with valley crops, We're dis
cussed at the community tea Mon
day afternoon in the First Bap-
tist church, sponsored by the Wom-
Ell of the city churches.
Programs will be given at the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
BrawIey Couple
Has Daughter

Jennifer Menillyn Smith is TN"
name Corp. and Mrs. Don Smith
have chosen for their DAUGHTER
born Monday in the BraWley hos
vital, WEIGHING g.. pounds. The
baby is the great gre t-grandd'"eh-
ter of Mrs. Sarah Allen of Fl Cen
tlo. Corp. Smith is stationed at
Fort Macarthur and was Given leave
TO return home to sec his daughter.
arriving Monday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

Mrs. Harvey Kenyon was elected
president of the Ell Centre Scrop-
timist club at its meeting Monday
night in the high school, succeed
ing Marie r. Jenkins.
Other officers-elect are: Florence
Glenn. e-president; Mrs. Dozier
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Announc emen+s
Of Ne etin9s

Arts and Crafts section of the
Zen Thousand club is meeting We'd
nCSday morning at 10 o'clock in the
club house for REGULAR all-day
meeting. HOetcSSeS will be Mis-. A.
Ftorc. Mrs. SAN Maggie, Mrs. r.
i. FOrShCy.
JaSrnr honc department will
meet Friday, Dec. II, at 80 p. m
in the Jasper school, Miss Flor
cAce Glenn. home demonstration
agent Will talk on colds and respir-
atory disce SeS and after the pro-
gram. the home department men,
/ rcrS will enjoy Christmas party
Womcn'S Uno of the First Bap-
tist church will have an all daE
meeting Thursday III the church
starting at 10 a. m. The session
Will be devoted to White and Red
Cross work. Quilts are to be tied
and the help of many women IS
needed. Those who attend are to
brine sandwiches for lunch.
Harding PIT. A. study group
meets Wednesday, 9:30 a. m. in the
school auditorium. Mrs. H. F. Bliss
will be leader and the subject for
discussion is emotional control.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
Select Name
For Baby

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Golden have
named their son, born last week
in the FL Centre hospital, Joseph
Hilary Golden. The baby weighed
eight pounds, ia ounces ut birth.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
"PANCAKED" TURNER'S

Promised and hoped for: That
drama sequence in Careless Gin
derella" in which Robert Young
sees seven Lana Turner'S Wow q.
Promised and not hoped for; Gin
GER Rogers gamut from a 3-year-
old tot to a 75-year-old woman i'll
Lady in the Dark" I'm getting
Il little weary CT the current cpl
demic of movie queens trying to
see just how young or how old they
can look. It's all just trick make
uD or trick photography, and nc
great acting achievement
Couple of old-timcrs. Eugene PAL
lctte and Francis Mcdonald are
working together for the first time
in 27 wears in Harry Sherman $
production of Meet Jchn Bonnln-
well" Back in 1914, they were
stars at the old Mutual studio ana
alternated roles in each picture
first as the villain and then as
the hero. And speaking OF
old-tmers. James Kirkwood is back
in town after 10 years. His ID
vear-old Scn. Jimmy. Jr, makes ms
film debut in Aerial Gtlner
LANE COMING ALONG
It's nice to see Rosemary Lane
Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-12-08

It's nice to see Rosemary Lane
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
NEVER SILENT CLUB

Thursday afternoon, Dec. IS, the
Never Silent club met at the home
of Mrs. Delmar Glenn. There were
Is members and three children
present Invited guests were Mrs
w. J. Elliott, Mrs. J. L. Glenn, Mrs
Chester Roberts and two daughters
Norma and Margaret.
During the business session
which was in charge Of the presi'
dent, three new members were vot-
ed into the club. They were Mes
danes Ollie, Goldie and Eura Dew
itt An interesting program was
enjoyed. There was an exchange OF
Christmas gifts. The children also
enjoyed a gift exchange. Decora-
tions of the Yuletide theme were
used for the occasion. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon, Jan. Is, at the
home of Mrs VIM. Heron, with the
following program: Song; roll call,
a dish for mid-winter meals, featur-
ing home produced foods; Some
things we should get done about
our homes in January, Mrs. Jessie
Harmon; surprise, Mrs. Alice Rut-
ledge; Tips on care of house plants
for January, Mrs. Iva Ham; Ways
to spend our long winter evenings
Mrs. Mary Shilling; contest, Mrs
Nancy Heron. All members are
expected to be present.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
Triadelphia

Pvt. John v. Richardson of
Bowling Green, Va, who spent a
few days last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Richardson,
left Christmas day to return to
camp
Montford Frash and his mother,
Mrs A. j. Frash, of Malta, were re-
cent callers in our village.
Mrs. Hazel Fisher and children
spent over Christmas with her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Lipp, and family, Of
GAINESVILLE
Fred Henry and family attended
a family Christmas dinner at the
Carlos Robb home at Duncan Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Henry, Eagle
port, spent Sunday here with their
son, Fred Henry, and family.
A family dinner was held Sum
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Campbell.
The long looked for new school
bus arrived Saturday and will be
ready for service when school opens
January S, 1912.
Miss Lulu Newman is suffering
from severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Henderson of
Columbus visited Monday at the
Lyle Martin home.
1t has been announced that Sun
day school will be reorganized at
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
OBITUARY

Willferd Darlington Hancher, SON
of John and Sarah Robinson Hanch-
er, was born January 8, 1868, near
the place where he spent his en-
tire life, and departed this life Dec
21, 1941. Had he lived until jan
8, he would have been IA years Of
age. He was married to Mary B.
Murray, Dec. %, 1896, his death
occurring two days previous to their
45th anniversary To this union
were born three children, two sons.
Dean and Oval, of Bristol, and one
daughter, Doris, who died while
young. He is survived by his wife
Connelsville; a half-brother, Carl,
of Washington, Iowa, the two sons.
and eight grandchildren.
When evening had come and the
day had closed SO in the eventide
of life, he laid aside his earthly
cares and work. Throughout his
long suffering he was tenderly car
ed for by his wife. He was a MEM
Der of the Bristol grange. Always
interested in the schools and bet
ter community, he served both in
an official capacity. With these in
terests in mind, he did not hesitate
to stand by his convictions. With
fond remembrances of his honesty
and business, he will be sadly miss
ed by his many friends.
Card Of Thanks
We wish in this manner to ex-
press our sincere thanks to the
neighbors and friends who helped
in any way during the illness and
at the death of our beloved hus-
and sons Oval and Dean.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01

Bill Ewart and family left Tues
day for New Haven, Texas, where
he has permanent position in re-
search. They have spent the past
week with Ewart's and Hattie Hill.
He has been teaching in Ithaca, N.
Y
Lewis Gibbons and wife and
Charles Gibbons are spending
Christmas vacation with their par
ents, Mrs. Frank Gibbons, and Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Shook
Orin Abel and wife of Pennsville
were dinner guests of c. o. Deihls,
Christmas.
Charles Daugherty and wife, of
Columbus, spent Christmas with
Harry Triplett's.
Chet Ewart and wife, Bill Ewart
and family, Charlie Ewart and fam
lily and Mrs. Nell Lochary spent
Sunday at Frank Ewart's
Carl Patterson is on the sick list
with heart trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams and
three sons spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Mrs. Williams
brother and wife, Of Portsmouth.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-01
Presbyterian Churches


McConnelsville: Sunday school al
$3.50. Daryl Daniel superintendent
Worship service, 10:30. Quarterly
communion service will be held al
this hour There will be no better
way to start the New Year than al
the Lords table. Let us resolve on
the first Sunday in January to re-
affirm our oath of allegiance to the
church when we joined. To attend
worship unless divinely prevented
To pray daily and to support the
church as we are prospered. We
will then need no other resolution
for 1912.
Bristol church: Sunday school at
10 a. m. Albert Lee Sherman, SUI
perintendent. Prayer meeting at
II a. M. after the Sunday school
service Subject, New Year Op-
portunities and Obligations" led by
Mrs. Dickerson. Ladies' aid society
meeting at the hall all day. Be
quilting and pot luck dinner. All
are invited. Communion Jan. IL,
1912
Deerfield church: Sunday school
at 10 a. m. E. l. Price, superin-
tendent. Worship service and com
munion at 1880 p. m. 1t would be
a good thing for us to begin the
new year around the Lords table.
-Chas. J. Caller, pastor.