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Evening star., 1943-09-06
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
APPLES AND GRAPES
HELP MEN,

ASSISTANT. ENGINEER (whitel, with
Position. once building. essential organi-
conditions very good. Advancement on
experience and merit Replies must give
dress, training and Experience This his is a
sooo position for the right person. Box
AUTO or truck mechanics wanted! We
oner as nne working conditions and as
nlsn pay as anywhere in Washington! II
ehanic. but have had mechanical expert
give you the training necessary to make
Runion, Trew Motor Co, 18th and v sts,
n.w.; or call Decatur 1910 for appoint.
AUTO MEcaAN1c pefn permssent sesfs ioo attrac
Sts-day week. plus overtime Il desired. iGsd.
aGTo E fTNDEs tS AS6 20 BODY MN. a, St STEADY "
Ssork' sors sooa pay, H;e excellent working condi-
sontise 4s7 ifaine feTElse St manager nM Arcade
BAkEk to work part time. 1880 14th
BooKKEEPER- -TYPIsT, state age and ex-
Rerienee 40-hour, 5hdsy week. S33
BOY, white. about 16 years, messenger for
large real estate ONCE; short hours: GOOD
pay. excellent opportunity. Apply only If
Sple to take permanent position. See Mrs
Co. 1905 H st. NV. 'A On Nu'nS
BOY, messenger. 5day week; opportunity
LssoTatory' 1929 vermont ave ave. an NV Den'S'
Capitol Salad Co.. 1e Arcade Market. Ilth
1aRffNTEESR. married. nondrinker. for
snaintenance at tourist inn. wife assists,
y,th room makeup. Living quarters and
cxRPENTER to estimate on installing
Soors during next 6 mos; See Mr.. Charles
tzesn a;3o a;3o-neon; Wayerly: Taylor, Inc.
oughiy experienced: s5o-sso weekly. Per Per-
nanent position. Regal Clothing Co. II
CoLoRED HELP. assistant ssnitor and
Eotel 500 goth .; NV. MA. 542S.
SooK sfpe5ienses wenss, sa aaytms work sood
COOK, second, eolorsd, for nishtwork.
ssnt an ana to for learn wn1 n
new; steady and reliable applicants only
need apply. Apply J. A. Smith. 1908
c6iuSsiTiEaRMAN AND GRIDDLEmAs. Mar.
shsn,s Restaurant, s22 II st. ne. Phone
b0UNTERMAN. white. Thoroughly expert.
sunday work. Dikeman's Restaurant. sos
BE bHHHIyyiERaa yyiE 4 DEPARTMENT assistant super
enced man who qualifies. Excellent start
SEEsfyERR4Y aS; Truck iDSkfrvERs and helper
for thoroughly modern warehouse. Goo!
ABBY once 81 tse seebf S
eeryice Bldg. 400 okie St ne. Take tn
slSssIIs e .hs Aseht co CO service es BIDS; 20
Snss Ss. board provided. Call Falls churcI
Evening star., 1943-09-06
OPPORTUNITY.

$50 week sa-ary, also bonus: per-
maneni position in one of Wash finest
dept stores: no experience necessary: age
s0-ho, Call Miss M. Feybush. National
a22o Ext. ala. from 81 am, or As PM
for appointment
Evening star., 1943-09-06
SODA FOUNTAIN
OFFICE ASSISTANT

Excellent Job, good salary. meals and
uniforms; also opening for part-time
worker. Shepherd Park Pharmacy, 7723
Georgi ave u ".
Evening star., 1943-09-06

STOCK CLERK, colored, per-
manent position, good oppor-
tunity. Apply Mr.. Davis,
GroSner of 1925 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-09-06

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK.
Your opportunity to do
your bit, typing necessary;
good salary; hours, 8 to 4:3O.
War Dept, Exchange. DI.
9344.
Evening star., 1943-09-06

Established organization has permanent
position for young girl with mailroom ex-
perienCe. must operate mimeograph ma
chine. ability to type desirable. Good
salary. Call DI. $3.50
BOOKKEEPER,
In dress shop, vicinity Conn. ave. and
Evening star., 1943-09-06

FURNITURE FINIsHER,
Good salary, hours and sur
roundings. Apply Personnel,
9Th floor, The Palais Roval,
G st. at 18th.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
HELP MEN.
OFFICE ROW

Permanent position and good salary for
boy who can operate mimeograph and
addressoeraph machines Mailroom ex-
perience desirable. Must be under ls
and not returning to school or sdraft
eXemnt Call Dl khAN
Evening star., 1943-09-06

SHORT-ORDER COOK
AND STEAM TABLE MAN
Apply Mayfiower Diner, 5O2 r l. ave.
ne Closed Monday. Telephone MI 1908.
PART-TIME WORK,
Men or Women to Work as
FARE COLLECTORS
in the Downtown Area
streetcars and buses. Must be able to
report between $3.50 and pm. at a
point downtown and then work 2-R hours
at time. days per week: II cents
per hour. No Sunday work. Brief train
ing necessary: May be taken during
free hours and Is paid for.
Apply at employment once weekday
mornings, or between 800 and 4:3o p m :,
or write for appointment. Attention, en-
plsyment agent
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO.,
36th and Prospect Avenue NV,
. GEORGETOWN.
Take Route No. 20 Cabin John
StfPPtrar the
Evening star., 1943-09-06

STOCK BOYS, 18 and over;
good pay with reliable or
ganlzation; no experience
necessary. Apply Personnel,
9TH floor, The Palais Royal,
G st. at 11th.
Evening star., 1943-09-06

STOCK BOY, permanent po-
sition, good salary; refer
ences. Apply to Mr.. Davis,
Grosner of 1925 F ST. NV
Evening star., 1943-09-06

Gas Station Attendant
Salary and commission. Apply $500
Evening star., 1943-09-06

MAID, colored, for general
store work; strong, clean and
willing to work; good salary
Joseph R. Harris Co., 1924 F
st. NV.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-Six fam
lily house, 20 Vine Street. 3-family
house with store in basement at 80.
"a Vine Street. Inquire Plumb
Brothers, 639 Fest Main st. 3-2464.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Financial
Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Restaurant doing good
business. Near defense factories.
Call WATERFOWL 1256-W for ap-
pointment.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09
Buy a Lot Today At
Fall Mountain Lake

You should make your selection at
once, whether you wish to build q
camp, bungalow, or picnic with
benches or FIRE places after your
days work or week ends, for the
present or future. Choice lots are
going fast, and you can buy large
wooded lot on improved roadway
with as little as $40 down, $500
weekly, at this springfield lake para
disc. Also small bungalow can be
bought with $4o.50 down, balance
easy payments. Several months Of
beautiful weather ahead, and In
the winter you have skating skiing
and sleighing. Come out today and
look around. Office open daily until
dark. Drive out Wolcott st. (Route
69) to Allentown Road. Turn left
following arrows to lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-09

3 APARTMENTS
Immediately Available
In q 3 family house. located on Nit
chell Ave, within q few minutes walk
Of Exchange Place. It has 5-5-4
rooms, 4 bath rooms, 2 heating Sys-
TENS. Also / car garage.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
for home, rooming house or invest
ment.
Can Be Bought Right
CHAS. ROSENGARTEN
80 Leavenworth st. Tel. S-ili4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

and its Allies brilliantly and success
fully. In battle il warns of approaching
danger SO we can destroy the enemy; in
the electric eye it searches for and exposes
flaws in heavy castings; in resistance
ton. These and countless others are EIcc-
tronic achievements of vast Importance
now and for the future. The First Elcc-
tronic instrument TO benefit will be radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

ETS one thing 10 toll people TO
relax and another 10 Get them
y TO do il
Thousands of words have been
written during the past few years
to teach the public the not-so-
easy art of taking th+Hss easy.
Physicians and physical instruc-
tors have given ample and de-
tailed directions for slackening
tense muscles and soothing jit-
terry nerves.
Undoubtedly these treatises on
relaxation have helped many a
person get more work done and
more fun out of living -but. in
the main, most people never learn
To relax properly just because
they do not know how TO make
the most of professional advice.
AS often as not they kid them
selves into thinking that they
have relaxed, as per orders,
whereas the fact is they are just
as tense, and probably more so
all because they are working too
hard at taking it easy.
The busy stars and starlets of
Hollywood however, have hit on
practical relaxation method
one that teaches them more about
refreshing rest than a whole Ii
brary of long-winded advice on
the subject.
The "slacken-off" formula con-
sists Of taking a life-sized rag
doll. throwing it around and copy
ing the same positions into which
it slumps This unique and prac-
teal doll is so constructed that
the head. arms, and legs always
fall in a way that will relax you
the most.
The photographs on this page
show the charming star of Co
lumbia Pictures, Evelyn Keyes,
taking lesson in laziness from
"Relaxo" as the rag doll has
been named after a long and
firing day before the sound CAM
eras
This doll the experts have dis
covered, can teach more about
relaxation in a few minutes than
all the books on the subject put
together. Simply by imitation, it
is possible TO take the very posi-
tions which doctors contend are
the most relaxing.
Many people think they can re-
lax by slumping or "caving-in"
but this is not true. To bunch
your shoulders and stomach into
another strained position, or to
assume a dislocated pose, is no
help for a keyed-up condition.
1t is only by letting yourself
droop properly that you can
loosen the tendons, ligaments
and cartilages of the spinal col
umn that hold you in a wise OF
muscular and nervous tension.
The stars who use this doll say
that after a while they learn the
proper way 10 rest and that it's
no longer necessary 10 keep the
stuffed-teacher around TO set the
example.
The person who relaxes prop
erly several times a day can
work harder and produce more
with less fatigue than the indi-
The Mnr Rnnds Won HAVE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07
Lessons from g RdQDOll

Five Minutes
ia the Com
pany of "A Life
sized Rag Doll
Teaches Movie
Star Evelyn
Reyes nj ore
About the Art
of Relaxation
Than Hours of
Reading on the
Subject. ii er
Inaninate In
spirati ion To
Laziness Ans
wers TO the
Name Of
RelaXO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-07

The War Bonds YOU HAVE
bought STARTED the attack; the
War Bonds YOU ARE buying help
FINISH the attack.
The Valley settler., 1943-03-12
Valley settler March l2, 1913.

(conti nued from page ~
were made, we couldn't pass the
buck as it has been cone for sever
al years.
According to a press eisrat CHI,
the Secretary Of the Interi or, the
Honorable Harold L. Ickes, is op-
posed to the legis lotiOn proposed
to require that pers ons appointed
% the Governors position In Alas
q, shoule be required to resiee II
the Territcrity at least three
years, before they are eligible.
The reason he states for his OPP
position Is, that 1t WOULD bar
many qualified pers ons, and limit
the matter Of choi ce.
LOCAL DRAFT BOARD ACTION REPORT
AS Of March 3, the local Board re-
ports the following action:
Classified for IA and waving ex-
ami nat ons were:
Aaron G.. Leibing
John G. Lee
George H. McCullourh
To be examined for IA
Charles B. Cope
The Valley settler., 1943-03-12

John j. Slater
Leo Moore
The following are class Al
Fred Johns on
Laurel o. Hayes
Milton P. Mu1lisan
G. S. Herring
Gwi lynn Johns
Leste F. Monroe
Thomas LePak
VIM. C. easier
The following are already IN the
Service or class l-C
Dorr N. Holloway
Stanjoe N. Sun6i CHI
John Zimouski
Gerald Lamp
Laurence Rorri son
George Venue jr.
Carl Meier jr.
Bertrom Duff
Jack Horner
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
FASHION

All the Luxis members look very
attractive in their spring attire. We
especially admire all of the beau
tiful bows that are getting in the
parade now. We now bid you
adieu. The Tiger will be dedicated
to the 9th grade classes next week.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22

before she joined the WAACS
She was very glad to greet so many
of the children and friends. We
were all glad to see her also. We
invite Aux. Quincy to come again.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
THE TIGER
Cor Week of May 15)

Vt Vi week VI WAY l0.J
This week the Tiger is dedicated
to the LuXis Club of Jim Hill Jun
ior High School, Perhaps our
readers would be interested in
Rowing the members of the club
are as follows: Bessie Toms, Doro-
thy Boiler, Ethel Johnson, Rachel
Harper, Sarah Agnes Bradford,
Inez Baldwin, Queen Esther Bald
win, Ethel Lee Adams, Lille Bell
Wymns, Lettie Jones, Cora Bell
Wade, Augusta Sandifer, Anna SUIT
ton, Ethel Stewart, Addie Adkins.
Earlean Vance, Learlene Davis, Pc
nola Smith, Robbie Smuth, Hazel
Burl, Emma Lou Dams, Emily Fog
gy, Beulah Stiff, Flora M. Coleman.
Johnnie Milton, Bessie Smith, Ger
aldine Rawls, Olivia Walker, Kirk
Anderson, B. J. McElroy, Brussie
Jones, Frank King, Earl Boone,
Robert McKandas, Herman jack
son, Fred Wiener, Celestine Hamp-
ton, Ruth Wallace.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
CLUB NEWS

The Luxis Club met Friday af-
ternoon at 2:30 p. m. After a very
effective opening service our spon-
sor, Miss Iva Michael was pre-
sented, who expressed her sincere
appreciation for the great accom-
plishments made by the club this
year. In her remarks, Miss Michael
asked the club how could they
carry on across the summer, with
quick response the club suggested
the following:
l. Take notes on things that the
various members contact across the
summer that will improve the club
for the next school year. 2. Co.
operate with church activities by
attending church school and church
regularly. 3. Never forget to be
good christian citizen wherever
w megiht be. A. Assist in the car
ing of younger children whose
mothers have to work daily. 5 Dc
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22

Let us all become silent now and
hear the last will and testimony Of
the 9th grade classes:
L. c. Newman will her sweet
voice TO Esther Kelly, Jether Lee
Walker her teeth to Magaret Lee;
lJuanita Jackson her quientss to
Liberia Howard; Edith Campbell,
her beautiful skin to whoever asks
for it first. Edna Bryant, leaves
her eyes to Mary Francis Mason.
Gilbert Mason his smoothness to
Virginia Thompson. Rachel Vim
cent her modesty to Robye Lee.
The 9th grade section II, will
their membership in the Luxis Club
to the entire 9th grade. They hope
that this grade will at least aim
at the sky if they do reach the tree
top.
Well, at last we come to a close.
Hats off to you, till we meet again.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22

This week the Tiger is dedicated
to the 9th grade classes of the Jim
Hill school. We are glad to make
this dedication to them since they
happen to be our graduating class
We fell very proud of them, al
though our hearts will become a
! tile sad when we realize that they
VIII never again return to Jim Hill
School as honorable students. The
members of their classes are as
follows:
Roberta Anderson, Lille Bell
Beasley, Edna Earl Bryant, Eta
Buckner, Annie Pearl Byrd, Hattie
IT, Causey, Edith Campbell, Edna
Marie Course, Dorothy Clinton, FL
marie Dious, Anna Harris, Tome
zene, Haygood, Juanita Jackson,
Hattie Johnson, Evalette johnson,
Esther Johnson, Doris Loach, Jessie
Loach, l.. c. Newman, Daisy
Rhodes, Matte R. Smith, Rachel
Vincent, Thelma Watson, Jether
Walker, Florine Williams, Julia
Williams, Ernestine Wright, Laura
Wright, Laura Nanny, Zula NJ Jor-
dan, Lula Brent, Ethel L. Adams,
Queen Esther Baldwin, Dorothy M.
Boiler. Sarah Bradford, Hazel Burl.
Flora NJ Coleman, Mary Dixon,
Mary Francis Edwards, Emily. Fog
gy, Catherine CASTOR, Clestine
Hampton, Rachel Hampton, Ethel
Johnson, Larry Lunicy, Julia Nc
Gee, Evia D. Murrell, Nolan Thel-
ma, Annie R. Patrick, Everlinna
Robinson, Beatrice Ross, Myrtle
Smith, Ethel Stewart, Beulah NJ
Stiff, Pearlie NJ. Taylor, Bessie
Toms. Elrie Vance, Prenold Smith,
Johnnie M. Milton, MabIe L. Car
ter, Edward Anderson, Edward Bal
ly, Robert L. Davis, Edward Dyson,
Jonas Epps, Joseph Hutcherson.
Joseph Johnson, Alfred Jones, Joe
Lewis, Gilbert Mason, Roy Nc
Clendon, Charlie MCGEE, John C..
Uoel, Robert Smith, John Turner,
Paul Wade, w. D. Wilcher, Paul
Taylor. Kirkland Anderson, Earl
Boone, Robert Butler, Rogers But
Ter, Leroy Burnett, B. J. McElroy,
Robert McKandis, Frank King,
John H. Robinson, L. M. Slaves,
Levi Vance, ]. w. Wilks, Fred
Winder.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22

volunteer work on the farms. 6.
Assist in the performing Of minor
defense jobs. 2. Keep secrets. 8.
Buy stamps. 8. Encourage the pro-
motion of Daily Vacation Bible
Schools. TO- Have at least one
meeting of the Jim Hill Luxis Club
during the summer.
AT the close of these suggestions
the club made further plans for
the school year which will reach
fruition soon.
WHO'S WHO AMONG THE
LUXIS'
Sponsor, Miss Iva Michael. Presi-
dent, Bessie Toms, e-President,
Dorothy Boiler, Secretary, Ethel
johnson, Assist. Secretary, Rachel
Harper, Treasurer, Addie Adkins,
Business Manager, B. J. McElroy,
Reporter, Robbie Smith; Cutest
members, Penola Smith, Johnnie
Milton. Popular members, Queen
Baldwin, Bessie Smith. Smartest
members, Rachel Harper, Lettie
Jones, Percy Jones, Earl Boone.
Attractive members, Flora Cole
man, Celestine Hampton. Nice
members, Myrtle Ross, Learlean
Vance, Robert Mechanics. Best
workers, Ruth Wallace, Dorothy b.
Ter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22

happen if Earlean would stop writ
ing Pvt. R. B. Cooper? If Flora
and Beatrice Ross were not good
buddies?
Inez, The Tiger would like to
know why you don't give Ethel Lee
chance with Frank. and too, KEEL
ley, why don't you make UP your
mind as to whether or not you like
Sarah or Mary Francis. When
you have done this, please let The
Tiger know.
The Tiger growls that Cornelious
is gone. Robbie doesn't care but
Mildred does. Guess The Tiger
will be growing a long tmie be-
cause whenever he ceases some
thing happens to make her growl
again.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
jackson Nurse
Given End 1t.
Rating

Miss Frances L. Foote, r. NJ, the
charming young daughter of Mrs
Jimmie Foote and the granddaugh-
ter of Mr.. Joe Strawder, BAT Blair
street, Jackson, Miss, was recent
ly bestowed the rank of second
lieutenant in the U. S. Army Nurs-
ing Reserve Corps.
Second Lit. Foote is a graduate
of Lanier High school, class of
1889. She completed three years
of nurse training at the Mississippi
Baptist Hospital and she later
worked as supervisor in the R. H.
Green Annex, Flint Goodridge
Hospital, New ORLEANS, La. Mis-
sissippi State Sanitorium, SAM
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
GENERAL NEWS

The party given on 728 Sopp
street, Thursday, May 10, in honor
of the 9th grade class was a huge
success. Everyone who attended
enjoyed a very sociable and pleas
ant occasion.
The 9th grade classes must have
a very big surprise for someone.
We wonder what it it. Seems like
they are tickled pink.
We were glad to welcome as q
visitor to our school this week
Aux. Tommye Francis Quincy Aux
Quincy was member of the fac
ulty of the Jackson Public Schools
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
GENERAL NEWS

On Thursday, May 6, the Luxis
Club presente dto the principal and
teachers of the Hill-Reynolds school
an adding machine, the value OF
which was $72.42. This happens to
be the gift that the club is leaving
for the school. The presentation
was made by Bessie Toms, the
president of the club. The prin-
cipal, Prof. L. j. Marshall, assured
theclub of the faculty's sincere ap-
probation for the gift as it would
serve to lessen the work of those
member Of the club is gladt be OF
such service to the school.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE
JIM HILL LUXIS CLUB

We would like to share our finan-
cial report with all the readers
and friends of the Tiger. We are
sure you would like to know what
we have done for the year.
Amount of club dues paid, $685.
Amount received from play, $4,000
Amount received from benefit
show. $22J62. Aomunt received
from coat hangers, $500. Donation
from 7-2, 1920. Total amount re-
ceived for year, $11130. Disburse-
ment: Paid for trip to Canton,
$1,000 Membership and repre-
sentation, $1,000. Miscellaneous
fees, $17.88. Gift to school, $72.42
Total $111.30.
GOSSIP
The Tiger wonders what would
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
GOSSIP

The Tiger wonders what would
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22

forum, Miss, and Alice Eve Me-
mortal Hospital, Hot Springs, Ark.
Second Lit. Foote left the city to
report for duty May 10, at Fort
Bragg, N. c.. where she is now
stationed. She is also member of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
TIGER GOSSIP

TIGER GOSSIP
Well, all of the Tiger Gossip is
about the 9th grade classes. The
Tiger is just wondering what would
happen if all the students in the
9th grade could come back to Jim
Hill next year? If all the students
in the 9th grade would become dig
nified and remain SUI until school
closes? If everyone would leave
a record of all AS for the last six
weeks mark. Guess to Tiger is
just gossiping to be gossiping, but
l tell you what she says is mighty
good if the 9th grade classes would
do it.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22

thf American Red Cross. In join
ing the Army. this young lady has
decided to use her professional
knowledge in arleviating the suf-
fering of those who fight for her
country's freedom.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Luxis Club of Jim Hill school
will celebrate Good Character
Sunday" at Pratt Memirial Meth
odist Church, Sunday, May 16, al
IL o'clock a. m. A special sermon
will be preached by the Rev. w.
H. Blackman. We cordially invite
all to worship wit hus on that day.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-05-22
WHO'S WHO IN 81 and go

Presidents, Bessie Toms, Gilbert
Mason. Vice-President. Hattie Cau-
sey, and Robbie Smith. Secreta-
rvs, Rachel Vincent, Queen Bald
win. Treasurers, Annie Hazel
Bund. Smart boys, Gilbert Mason,
Jonas Epps. Smart girls, Rachel
Vincent, EsteI Johnson and Hattie
Causey. Quiet girls, Rachel Harp
er, Pearl Taylor, Daisy Rhides and
Thelma Watson. Quiet boys, John
C. Noel, Alfred Jones. Popular
girls, Queen E. Baldwin, Bessie
Toms, Edna Bryant, and Florine
Williams.
Popular boys: R. L. Davis, B. j.
McElroy, Edwards Bailey. Cute
girls: Jether Walker, Juanita
jackson. [. c Newman, Sarah Ag-
mes Bradford. Handsome boys: JOS
eph HUTCHINSON, Gilbert Mason,
Kirt Anderson. Intelligent girls:
Rachel Vincent. Hattie Causey, Bes-
sic Toms. Funny girls: Ethel
Stewart, Tomazine Haygood. Neat
est girl: Dorothy Clinton. Neatest
boy, Alfred Jones. Best dressed
girl: Annie P. Byrd Best dressed
boy: Paul Taylor, smallest boy
Charlie Magee. Our aim, ITO make
1C0 per cent American citizens ano
make the better best" Our motto
"Re prepared at all times" Oul
quotation, ITO thine ownself be
true
CLUB NEWS
The members of the 9th grade
section one, are glad to report tina
their Citizenship Club has reall.
succeeded in making better citzen
out of its members. The fact tina
no student can be a member with
out making an average of B ha
caused many of its members t
wake up and be about their bust
ness of studying. The Club vii
close its meeting for the schoc
year Thursday, May %, with a par
ty, given in honor of our sponsor
NJ M C10rlyo
Imperial Valley press., 1943-11-07
EI Centro Church to Greet
Bishop Baker Sunday

Ell Centre Methodist church has
completed preparations for the spe-
cial service at which Bishop James
Chamberlin Baker and Mrs. Baker
will be welcomed Sunday morning
at the IL O'Clock worship hour.
The senior choir, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Eugene Waterman
will be supplemented by a Junior
choir of 40 voices Under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Dorothy Armstrong.
The two groups will join in sing
ing THE Heavens Are Telling"
Haydn) with incidental parts sung
by Patricia James, Dorothy Mae
Hatch, Nancy Young, 10 Ann Dill
beck. Mrs. Warren Brock is or
ganist and Mrs. j. d. Foss, pianist.
For the meditation solo Eugene
Moore, baritone will sing Kiplings
"Recessional.'
AS this is Bishop Bakers first
visit to the valley an exceptionally
large attendance is anticipated and
arrangements are being made to
care for an expected overflow con-
gregation. The bishop will preach
the morning sermon and also will
officiate at the baptism of Patricia
Mae Sears, third daughter of the