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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
Just the Core
SIS PINE AND COSTS

SIS FINE AND COSTS
Otis Hafterson. 500 SO. 55th st.
was fined SIS and costs in police
court Wednesday for violating the
city garbage ordinance.
Egg. are dropping fast a, Cow
Butter Store adv
POLITICAL NETTING
A political meeting will ss held
Friday evening. Jan. ~. at the
Carlton hotel
For the PUZZLES SAFETY
VOTE for coLYAR adv.
HOLD LfSoaEoS
Members Of the Tacoma EnRi-
neers' club held a luncheon meeting
Thursday noon at the Model rrill.
SOLDIER INJURED
Robert G shanahan. 20. Of ~
Lewis was treated al Pierce ooun-
~ hospital Wednesday night for
a iaesrsiion over his left eye. Re
told police he had been sluKRed
and robbed. Police investigated
They found he had besn IN = fight
with two other soldiers BE vas
turned over 10 military police.
DR. Wilbur ~ kr1lss announces
the opening Of MS dental practice
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23
SOLDIER INJURED

Or. Wilbur n krBss announces
ths opening Of MS dental practice
At Sfoi = So. Union ave adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

Pvt. simeon n. Dirks writes -
the Main strsstsr from Camp Ron
srts. Calf. a. follows. Being a
long Ways from hons. wonder
Il I could get some Tacoma people
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-23

Pic Pred &. Alexander formerly
Of Tacoma and noV with the sd
Reconnaissance battalion al Fort
Benning. Ca. has been promoted
IN sergeant the army Announced
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
MRS. | laBrucherie
Comp|imented at
Surprise Shower

Mrs. M. j. LaBrucherie had a
pleasant surprise Saturday after
noon when members of McCabe-
Eucalyptus home department arriV-
ed at her home laden with gifts foc
a shower and with refreshments.
The group enjoyed an informal
afternoon of sewing and visiting
after the shower, the refreshments
being served, as we'll as prepared,
b. Mrs. Richard H. Moore, Mrs.
Elton B. Christian, Mrs. John D.
jackson, Mrs. Howard FalnsWOrth.
Those present, i'll addition to the
guest of honor and the four hostess
rs mentioned above were: Mes
danes John F Waterman, Fred
Veliquettc. Fred T.. Vcliquettc. j.
P. LaBrucherie, Charles Hackleman,
F.. O. ROsenbaum, Earl E. Anderson,
CT. V. Upholt, w. G.. Brandt, G. c.
Marshall. Fred SunStrom, l.. Saricgc.
Virgil Corfman, L. OSa Dwight
Smith, Miss Florence Glenn, Ms.
Hugh Osborne, Mrs Frank Beys-
chlag, little Delieu Moore, daughter
of MI. and Mrs. Richard H. Moore.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Dangers Of Alien Situation
In California Discussed

American Legion Auxiliary mem
bers of the 22nd district. as guests
of the Legionnaires, heard Dept.
Commander Jack Gardner of San
Bernardino, make a strong plea for
action against enemy aliens in Cali
fornia at a meeting Sunday after
no,l III the Imperial Veterans hall
The speaker urged his listeners
TO write personally to President
Franklin d. Roosevelt, Gov. Cul-
bert L. Olson, to their representa-
tiveS in Congress- to take action in
regard to what he termed the
alarming japanese alien situation in
this state
Auxiliary members met Sunday
morning in the Imperial high school
fer their meeting presided over
by Nora Spahr of San Diego. dis
trict president.
District Meet
In addition to routine district
business, reports of officers and
chairmen, the meeting was high
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Buffet Supper
Dance Held at
Camp Sc eIey

No one who has seen the crude
mess hall. used as a recreation CEN
ter for Camp Seeley'S men, woulC
have recognized it Saturday night
when a group of FL Centro women
decorated it for the buffet supper
dance that night given by Battery
B of the 18th field artillery batal-
lien.
Using the theme "A Night III OLD
Mexico" the women hung brillian,
hued serapes, Indian baskets, about
tie hall, decorated it with red
green and white papers, and with
tambourines making it as attrac'
tive as could be.
Some SO young girls from BraW-
ley and Ell CCntro were present to
enjoy the hospitality OF the camp,
q prize waltz and jitterbug con-
test being highlightS of the dance.
HOSteSSeS were MesdameS Johr
T. Rice, j. w. DOnohuc, Glenn
Kieffer. Fred l.. Riddle, George
Nails, Helen Cook, and they WerC
assisted by Lit Mullins.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Popular Couple S
9a9ement
Announced

MI and Mrs. Charles Bartholo~
NEW OF 1888 Olive avenue Monday
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Roberta Jane, to Robert
w Tackett, sen of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G.. Tackett, Of Ell Centro.
The wedding date has not been
set
News of the betrothal will be of
much interest to many throughout
the valley as both families are
widely known and as the young
people themselves have a wide cir
Gle CT friends.
Both are graduates of Central
and both played a prominent role
in student activities. Miss Barth-
ClomeW is i'll her second year Of
junior college and is also teaching
music, being an accomplished plan
ist MI Tackctt is connected with
the Bank of America.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Norma KirbyHas
Birthday Party

Three little girls helped Norma
Kirby, daughter of MI and MI.
E. H. Kirby, celebrate her tour 4
birthday anniversary at 4 party
Saturday afternoon at the Kirby
home.
These three little girls were Arial
Davis and Emmy Lou and Nancy
Fairchild, and with Norma they
enjoyed playing together and also
the refreshments, including the
pretty birthday cake. Bright colOred
balloons made delightful favors foi
the youngsters.
Several groups were present to
watch the fun and to have tea ana
birthday cake, among them being
Mrs. Virgil Fairchild, Mrs. Cynthia
Bayes, her daughter. Jocelyn, and
Neva Baum, with Mrs Kirby.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Clubs
Society
Senior Glass PLAY
To Be Given On
Friday Evening

Don't Take My Penny" 4 new
play which was produced for the
first time in Chicago in 1910, and
which was an instant hit with high
school directors and players Is the
vehicle Ccntrals senior class has
chosen and which the senior class
VII present Friday night OF this
week at O'Clock in the school audi
torlum.
The plot rcvolyed around Fenny,
typical high school senior, who
has Hollywood ambitions, and
whose boy friend, Kerry, with the
aid of his friend, Greg, attempts
t. discourage her Their resource
1uI and ingenious attempts to pre-
vent Penny from achieveing her
ambitions, and the minor difficult
ties of Pennys family make the
plot full of interest with plenty
CT laughs and fun for all.
Betty Mae Duer, is cast in the
role of Penny: Jerry Havcns plays
Kerry; Bill Hess is the friend,
Greg, Kenneth LukcnS plays the
part of Mark, Penny'S brother;
Helen Beronio, her sister, Mavis;
Roberta Shelbournc the mother;
Fred Waterman, the father; Dixie
Hutson, the maid; John McLaugh-
lin, a publicity man; Cleo Adamek,
Pcnny'S friend; Jean Spidlc, Gram;
Marjorie Thomas, friend dress
designer: Mable Sublett, LaVcrne
Zavala Barbara Barrett, models,
Blll Sharp Ge1YTcry boy, and Rus
sell Sherwood, Il young author
The production. directed by Miss
Meta Bcadsley of the high school
faculty, is open to the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

lighted by the presence OF TWO de-
Fartment officials, both Of whom
gave talks.
Betty Lukomski of Los Angeles.
department chairman of education,
talked on the Auxiliary'S education
program for the children of yrtcr-
ans.
laura Mahan. department vice
president aad chairman Of mem
berShip, gave on inspiring message
on the privilege of belonging 20
the Auxiliary, the largest women S
patriotic organization in the world,
and emphasized the important role
OF leadership which Auxiliary mem
bers should take in the present
emergency.
The women Adjourned at nocn
to have luncheon at the Imperial
Masonic hall. and then were the
guests of the Legion at the Legion
district meeting in the Veterans
nail where they heard the com
mdndel'S address.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

Rosalie LaBruchCrie, daughter Of
Mr and MIS-. j. p. LaBrucheric of
the McCabe district. and George
M. Hauser of BraWley, son OF Mrs.
Anna M. Hauser of Turlock, will
be married at high noon Sunday
in the charming chapel at Cameron
Corners, two miles from Campo.
The two will be married with a
nuptial mass at which Father Leo
Davis will officiatc.
Miss LaBrucheric has asked Mr..
Robert russell to be her only at
tendant and Mr. Hauser will be
attended by his brothcr-in-l law,
John Granahan of TurlOck
Mrs. j. B. McNcccc Of FL Centre
will be solOist
After the ceremony a reception
will take place at MorcnG lodge
Well Known Family
The future bride comes from q
pioneer Imperial Valley family and
is herself a popular member of the
younger set She is a graduate Of
Central union high school and at
tended the University of California.
Berkeley. She is affiliated with the
Junior Ten Thousand club and with
Gamma Alpha chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi sorority At present She
has a civil service position as SeCre-
tary to Capt Howard of the u. S
QuartcrmaSters corps at Camp
Lockett.
MI Hauser is a graduate of Tur-
lock high school and before enter
ing the United States army, was
connected with the Pacific Fruit
and Produce Co. at BraWley where
he was a prominent member of tn"
BraWley Elks lodge He is at prcSer5
stationed at Camp Iockett and is
under Major Copeland in tn" SAM
tary corps
Alter their n.,rrt1=r ;ne lOun"
couple viii make Their home tcm-
porarily ut CaleXiCO lodge
Party Saturday
Saturday afternoon Mrs. j. W.
J,n shears, l442 Brighton avenue, en-
.rtained for Miss LaBruchcric at
q smart bridge luncheon and crystal
lower.
Fables were ccntcred with bowls
Of white sweet peas, their white,
accented by Greenery. carrying out
the bridal cOlorS repeated III the
attractive place cards.
High score prize in the bridge
Pame went to Mrs. Eldridge, and
second, to Mrs. Gillespie.
Invited guests included: Mes
danes MerWin Mccoy, George a.
Washburn, Mark McMahan, Paul
Hinshaw, Walter L. Rutherford j..
a an Gillespie, Robert FuSsell, j. L.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Entertain RA.F.
Students Sunday

IMPERIAL. Jan. 26 = lmperia,
Pr. A. introduced students at the
r. A. f.. training school III Imperial
TO one CT the valleys favoritc par
ties, Il desert picnic, taking the
group to the sand dunes for Il
Weiner bake Sunday afternoon.
Games were featured as part Of
thc entertainment and later in the
afternoon hosts and guests gathered
around the camp fire to enjoy group
singing with Mrs. Margaret Rau
playing accordion accompanimcntS
Some 10 were present for the aG-
fair, Mr.. and MIS- w. l. Town
send arranging for transportation
to and from the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20. 1901.
Published every afternoon except
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afternoon Issue now succeeded
by the sunday Post-Press, eS-
tablished 1886 by the Imperial
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr. and Mrs. d. f. Green. ac-
companied by Garnet Weiss, took a
weekend trip to Thunderbird Field
near Phoenix, Arizona, to visit
their son, Joseph A. Green who ic
taxing a pilot,G training course
and who has just been transferred
to the Arizona post.
Mrs. George Varney. who hae
been seriously i'll IN the hospital,
has recovered sufficiently TO be
able to leave the hospital and re-
turn tC her home where she will bt
delighted to see visitors.
Mrs. Sam Danenberg is reported
a i'll in Is Angeles.
Mrs. j. p Hansen celebrated her
birthday anniversary ana was sur
priSed Saturday by an attractive
gift from her friends and fellow
workers at the M. O. King co.
store.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
csarsbs. snnSGs OF Interest to Women sSiI, Clubs
by H4RDYD
Schools
Churches
CALENDAR

Monday
Cactus Gravel club, 6:15, Cali
fOrnia hotel.
American Legion Auxiliary, 8,
Veterans hall.
Carpenters, 1880. Labor temple.
!. V. Chorus, 1880, J. {. auditor
Jun.
Night school, -. high school.
Home nursing class, 7:3O. fair.
Townsend club No. ?, 7:30, court
house.
Football banquet, I, Elks hall.
Tuesday
Well baby conference, 1890,
CaleXicO city hall.
st. Paul's guild, 10, church.
Parliamentary law class, ., 1O49
He'll.
Shrine Social club, IL, 478 Sand
atwood.
w. c. T. U. 2, 53S Euclid.
Business women, :, Barbara
Worth.
Jobs Daughters, 1880, Masonic
temple.
Central Labor Council, 1880, La
bOr temple.
American Legion, s. Veterans
hall.
!. V. Stamp and Coin club, 7:30,
ic. plant
M. c, mechanics class, 7:3O, high
school shop.
I. V. Symphony, 7:3O, J. c. audi
tOrium.
Nj. &. First Aid, & Wilson school.
X. &. Motors Corps, 9. Wilson
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Scout Conference
Scheduled Tuesday

Guy A. Wcaklcy. FL Centre edu-
Gator, and Hugh M. Wilcox, Boy
Scout executive, will play promi-
nent roles in the annual meetmz
Ct the Imperial-Yuma area council
Boy Scouts of America, scheduled
for Tuesday at Hotel De ANA. Cal
eXicC
AT ? p. m. the conference session
will get under way with Weakley
acting as chairman and Wilcox de-
liVcring the keynote address, The
FuncticAing Council" Discussions
CT Scout activities led by valley
youth leaders will follow.
The general public was invited
tc the dinner meeting at p. m.
to hear an address by Allen l.. Leon-
ard, Ios Angeles attorney and Scout
leader
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Joint Ne citing of
Study Groups

Due to illness in her family, Mrs,
V. f. Shepherd who was to have
conducted parent education class
G. in the vaiicy for various PIT.
A groups, will not be able to carry
out this program.
Consequently Harding PIT. A.
has invited all other PIT A. study
group in the district, and all 9TH
erS interested to attend the Hard
ing study groups meeting We'd
nesday of this week at 10 a. m. in
the Harding school music room.
At this time Mrs. H. F.. Bliss,
chairman. in answer to requests,
will speak on Understanding the
AGolescent" and there will be a
period of time allotted for ques-
tons and answers.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
RosaIie LaBrucherie S Marriage
To George Hauser This Sunday

Dubois, jr., George Lederman, Sher-
man Eldridge. Ross T. HickcoX, W.
j. Clements, J. P. LaBrucherie; the
Misses Kathryn Hinderks, Marjorie
Spear, Ada Besse Beynon, Maria
Birkhauser. Louise Chamlis, Joseph
inc Eady. Emogene Blackard, Mat
tie Jim Michael, and the guest Of
honor, Miss LaBrucherie.
Miss LqBrucherie will remain in
FL Centre this week being the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. BeShears.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Select Uniforms
tuesday Night

Red Cross Women'S motor corps
will meet Tuesday night at o'clock
in Wilson school auditorium to dt-
eide as to their uniforms. This meet
ing will take place after the classes,
the motor mechanics class beir5
dismissed in time for the members
to attend the meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
CaIexico
News
Telephone s49
Telephone 849

George Carol, sen of Mr. and
Mrs. John Carol, is home for a
week between semesters. George
is attending the University Of 10y
ola in Los Angeles.
Members of the CaleXiCO high
school junior play resumed play
practice Monday evening, after Il
brief dismissal before final exam
inations. Cast Of the play, Early
to Bed Early to Rise. which is to
be presented March u, includes ::
Arthur Myers, Doris Lollin, Robert
CaSseraS. Elinor Ritter, Joan Nc
Campbell. Laura Jean Carr. Walter
Anderson, John kubler Billy Mont
HulSi/er.
Tom Caughlin, ST. who was in
jured in an automobile wreck on
the Mountain Springs grade last
week. is still at the Griffin hospital.
Caushlin received a serious leg in
jury in the accident.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Thorman
have returned from Il kiWaniS con-
ventiOn which they attended on the
coast last week.
The White Shrine Social club will
meet in El Centro Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Don PauluS. The
meeting, which is the usual potluck
luncheon followed bv contract
bridge, will start at 1900.
The P.-T. A. well-baby confer
cnce will be held in the basement
Of the city hall starting at 900 a.
m. Tuesday. There will also be an
altelloCn session from 100 TO 300
+. III.
The Woman'S ambulance and de-
Tense corps will meet at the drill
han on Third street Tuesday eve
ming at 7:30 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Campfire Play Day Saturday
Is Well Attended Event

One hundred and IS Camp Fire
sirls from Calipatria, BraWley. I'm
peilal and FL Centre assembled
Saturday morning at Central high
schools gymnasium for their an
Eual play day wich was in every
way an unqualified success.
AS each girl registered she was
presented with a feather on which
was stencilled the name of the
tribe to which she was to belong
an Indian theme being used
throughout the day in the names
OF teams captains and in the type
OF events.
Three teams or tribes won the
events and in the toss-up the tribe
Of Big Chief Pain-in- the-Neck
captured by Billie Jane Zeitvogel,
was declared the winner. Members
OF this tribe were: Shirley Leder-
man, Virginia Lee Pinkney, Don
jean Keren, RoWena Blale, Lois
Young, Peggy Youngstrom, Dot
Swain, Irma Malina, Mary A. Will
liams, Joan Brinnon, Corista Von-
derahe, JOY Harper, Billie Rae
Goodsby, Leord 1. Sherlin, Ernes-
tine Thompson, Katherine Russell,
Mary Hodgkin, Alta Lee Winright,
Carolyn Barker.
Runners Up
The other two tribes who tied
with this one were the tribe of Big
Chief Cow-Facc captained by Faye
Manley, and the tribe of Big Chief
SpeedDemon, captained by Phyllis
Smith. The forms tribe won the
yell contest with which the pro-
gram opened.
Sports ant, contests in great di-
versity occupied the morning and
after luncheon at noon the group
adjourned to the junior college
auditorium for the surprise feature
which proved to be Colored motion
pictures of the girls themselves,
taken by Mrs. Manley, Camp Fire
executive secretary. The pictures
shown included those of last years
play day, last years doughnut
parade and croWning of the dough-
nut queen, the Armistice day par
ade in which the girls participat-
ed. In addition Mrs. Manley show
ed pictures of Boulder Dam and
san Diego's ZOO.
Horizon club members were in
charge of this years play day and
cad splendid job in their first re-
sponsibility of this type The Hori-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

o. caa Il tie tTo sc's Of "Tht
Magnificent Amocrsana. I'm Holt
~st, standing III lrcat OF tho cam
ra and ,ocme lensthy plea to
HIa mother
Ci Oh Wrli. amblcd' onto tho
.et. That w. had ne told the
aaso.. II sounded Ike something
in msEic Now Try il again, and
dCu act.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

zon club is the Camp Fire organi-
Zation for high schools girls and
the members served as referees,
score keepers, captains. and reg
iStrarS.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Announcements
Of Ne etin9s

White Shrine Social club mcm-
hers will meet Tuesday noon at the
Don c. Paulus home, 478 Sandal
wood, for their pot luck luncheon
anC afternoon of bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. -6 Players
in the 'TuttIcs Of Taaiti" company
are suffering to- Their art 0.aa
day. especially d.r.,a 'ae c9l5
early m0lnmg @hcu II" HH lu=
half trying to 80 rhroUu 1ur cll#
hale risen from thea#aut= III ar-
Chard snud4c pot. n Hant .a.-
TUNES thcH face the Duas.a %aa
the wind and spray machine. Hd
try to smile .Mo4ah cuoltcrine
teeth. When Il scone ends tHe@
get warm again by .taadiua 1yWd
a bonfire and Gu sins tie Jo.a-
neSe.
The reason for 50 m9ca Jap
rapping is that the WI j, rt,u3a-
sible for most Of the ccmpaaE's
shiyers and sniflcs. HEO ull@i-
nally planned 70 film al ne Ia
hitian stuff on Catalina fiaud.~ :
balmy isthmus. Then came n"
war and II was no longer pra'..ra.
for boatloada ii actors aad t"es-
nicians 10 black of area Of ta
Pacific Ocean for mGslrmtkns.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
STEAM HEATLESS

s. the company moved Inland
20 miles to its san Fernando 3a'-
ley ranch. and there projected to
build about an acre and a Ha.I "i
private but definitely unHcaied
ocean Here nj present, lhet re-
shooting somc Of the storm So H.
from the tory Which, as the Nofd-
hofl Hall novel. WAS called Oil.
Of Gas" Charles Laughtnn, Jaa
Hall and MaIa, the Eskimo. are
tossed around in small H'i.u-
boat. dIenchcd by biz waves ans
battered by sheets OF spray.
-Four airplanc proppIlers >u2g4s
the gale. Three ha2" d am, -
tating at one END of thc ,"eai
build up the waves. fHr h2sr
held in front of tie wand ma-
chimes deliver the aprat I'M
would be bad enough, Dut IA,
T'uttles are required to legp around
on a boatload OF slippery I!aA. Inc
script says they've made O bic
tuna catch but nave TO tnY1" .hc
cargo overheard to Keep from be-
ing SWampcd.
Hostilities with Japan beer q
this situation because tuna alr 4ot
plentiful around here juat na#.
The studio got 35 Of them, aat
these are ARRANGED on fop q Cd
much LARGER number oI r'a!tstl-
cany cast and painted pa lr lI,h.
Their Expressions alc la"Hll,si
Iau2hton pointed our But inr
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

Nutrition class of the Business
and Professional Women's club of
Fl Centre will have its weekly
meeting Tuesday night, O'Clock
at the Barbara Worth hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

Entire Nos club will meet Tues
day night for Dude Ranch dance,
10 start at 8:45 o'clock in the Ten
Thousand club house. Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Beshears are chairmen
Of the committee in charge, with
Mr. and Mrs. Art Davis and MI.
and Mrs. William Pata as the COM
mittee members.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

Parliamentary law section of the
Ten Thousand club will meet this
Tuesday at the j. d. Townsend
lone, 1049 He'll evenue, instead
of at the club house, the meeting
starting at 9 Il. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Hollywood
Fan Gle S
REVENGE
By Paul Harrison

plastic ono smell better
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

Ell Centre w. {. I. L. members
will meet Tuesday at 2 p NJ. at
the Clyde Dyer home, 538 Euclid
avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

George Carol, sen of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carol, is home for a
week between semesters. George
is attending the University Of 10y
ola in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26

Rev. and Mrs Charles Thorman
have returned from Il kiWaniS con-
vention which they attended on the
coast last week.
Milford chronicle., 1942-04-17
Gabriel Blow Your
Horn" Will Be Pre-
sented in Milford High
School Auditorium.

Have you ever been on a week.
end house party? Possibly so, but
we're willing to bet that you've
never experienced a weekend like
the guests of Miss Thelma Smith
experienced. We bet you've never
met real-honest-to-go goodness
mountaineer like Gabriel Penning-
ton or Zerusia, his wife, or even
Daisy Mae, their daughter.
Miss Thelma, too, should not be
missed! She is an attractive mid
dleraged woman, jealously in love,
who intends to ruin her niece's
marriage because of an old personal
misunderstanding with her own
lover, Herbert Brown, Sr. We ad-
init it's a complicated affair, but
we want you along to actually ex-
perience some of the most humor-
ous antics a good comedy pro-
duces. We promise you your mon
ey's worth when you invest it to
see the annual senior play Ca
briel Blow Your Horn" at the high
school auditorium next Thursday
and Friday. April % and "a. Buy
your tickets now and come along
with the crowd! We guarantee you
two hours of the best of entertain
menti