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HOUSES FURNISHED.

s, ROOMS, modern 1ssi furnishings, gas heat.
COUPLE WANTED to share home. all
ATTRACTIVE detached tiled home. near
walter Reed roaoo above Rock Greek Park;
CHEVY CHASE. d. CO rms, row, nicely
furnished, excellent condition; near stores,
churches. movies and TRANSPORTATION.
liable references. Immediate possession.
RovEIY ReN 6 55-RoeoM, BATH HOUSE. garage,
side porch, furnished tastefully, in beauti-
no nc o children or animals; S135 mo. SH.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-e-room brick house,
BEpRoom aaf hsRto shoRe Ho6sES@ fH eSif rent to re-
sponsble siTa a1es servlceman and family who will
n convenient NV section. off risi, Georeia
reasonable. ia. s425.
MES NEST LANaAM hsdrad Hills ND MDncely fHTn
en-, bath; good .neighborhood; coal heat.
Possession Immediately; $40 month. Union
n934 betWeen and pm.
EMPL, WIDOW will share Groom, furn.,
air-cond., home, in convenient NV. ioca-
tion, with GENTLE couple or 8 adults All
utilities furnished; 500 mo. IA. 3075.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED. within / blk
every, modernity and convenience; large
library dining rm., powder rm., main
kitchen. maids kitchen. 4 master-size
bath, elevator. vapor vacuum heating sys-
tenn. garage with space for 2 cars: small
apt; on End noor. Suitable for Embassy
sHSs mo ea ' Fwesd esdueanfz co EN- Fsa fsa6
Open until pm.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

3I4-3Ie 2nd ST. S.E.-Large double room
and single room. FIR. 1913.
AIS 12th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. room, next
to BATH laundry privileges; "a block from
transp.: ] or 2 girls. FIR. 1894.
SINGLE ROOM, private home; . blocks to
pm. AT. -7419
1913 End ST. S.E.-Front rm. twin beds:
near Navy Yard and Library of Congress-
clean: rent sgle. or dbe
1901 f ST. S.E.--Large front bedroom.
suitable for @, girls preferred: no drinking;
meals optional. TR 1886
212O L'ENFANT SO. S.E.-Furnished bed
room suitable for .. gentlemen only.
o55 18th ST. S.E.-Large double room,
distance Navy Yard. LU. SS4S.
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HOUSES wANrrp 70 ReNr tce,,.,

kEGULAR ARMY OFFICE, wife and
SSa19snser, S1r desire unfurnished two or three
paR fGass msn g seoo ssssGn ss s.. sas E
egirsd. Can Col. Vincent. RI. 600. Ext.
REsPoNsfsiE Government ofscial desires
place and yard; within hr. Of downtown:
TWo-BEDRooM. ,unfurn. house, Arlington
near ne wilson blvd. will consider buying.
s2TaRkEANDs if aRias sfsI Govr OFFICIAL wants loa
seea SSsf % tca "a osso sssoi00ms
modern unfurnished house or apt, al
ssrc Reasai asss ahs sSod IssiSsnsss
RfPSsi HSSsE seas anaqnsed dn5as fas
rental sTosnS ssoo noasSfy NV SIDE
IN faeH: advanral wll iease and pay several months
HANDLE HIGMLANSiDnss. ASins Hirlcres.. = or 8
room r unfurnished heated house wanted
II, Al, os permanent residents: Sso,Sso.
SSNvJkSIsHED or 8 room detached
rsspon nW ss to sss aovt ssp sBe 4saS shlls
WANT-6-room row. house, unfurnished:
any, any desirable location: two responsible
H sBEpkasu pbssu,ys HousR sasg s.
csI1ensio1e c1eyeana psS pSSyt employe for duration.
TuRNisHED HOUSE s yicieity efss Al, american gRaS
fynr, fHn,vesssty. ssty bedrooms, maids quarters
1-o-l ssoe- ID. Ollver 1O39.
WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses in the
s,ehnpe nGhr,np%ese section Of the city and near
enans it yos ws S san ,s nd ,o you
asyA agsyAEpALL Slo! H: HAaNER & CO., Inc.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

DUTCH COLONIAL, bedrooms, 3la
baths; exclusive neighborhood; rent, S135
mo. Chestnut 0250.
ATTRACTIVE STONE HOUSE. suitable for
couple or women, on farm near Great
Falls. Va; modern conveniences; low rent
in return for boarding farmer, who supplies
free farm and dairy produce. Call Falls
Church 2426-J.
FAIRHAVEN. VA. ia miles from Alex
andria---New detached home, 3 rms. kitch-
en- and 7-cu.-ft. refrigerator, large lot.
mos September H. CO. 1000, Rm. 543.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

LARGE FRONT ROOM for 2, double bed;
2414 MONROE ST. Me- front double
I rm for girls. Also single rm., In attrac-
privileges: Telephone North 6713.
1927 ID ST. N.E.--Newly furnished front
room, twin beds. next to bath; conven-
715 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Nice. clean
rooms, right on car line, s blocks from
Navy Yard. FIR OSl1
1876 OATES ST NE.-Large room for
gentleman only, close to transportation.
Restricted AT 0094
transp.; private home, unlim. phone.
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400 MASS AVE NV
ROOMS WITH BOARD wANrsn

WANTED-Room and board within reason.
able distance of British Embassy Refer
BY SEkvICEMAN'S WIFE and child; pre-.
th;,W feT Woodridge district near S. OAK. ave.
cniia Ia IN nursery during day; would con.
no. 3939 after 6:15 pm o..
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SERVICEMAN'S wife and baby
urgently need furnished apt. or
small house by Sept. Is. NV,
Georgetown. Chevy Chase or
Arlington. WI. 6278. o.
WPB EXECUTIVE AND WIFE,
with no children or pets, wish
furnished apartment before Oc-
tober first; about $3.50 per month.
Call Republic $500, Extension
1881. 8.
COLORED DEFENSE WORKER and wife
wish apt, 2 rms, kitchen and bath or rm,
furn. or unfurn. FIR 1928
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Near Chevy Chase Club.
$14,750.

Ido 1ICdt@OIUSG GU SCHOOL,
An appealing center-hal home in A
Lovely idoyeiy r1 WOODED section on Conn. ave; large
nearly fun width of house and overiook-
ing garden area: ample dining room, wide
I bedrooms, baths, and sun deck on Snd
hoori heated attic; slate roof. garage Space
60xl25, with numerous large oak trees
JAMES e: SCHWAB. Realtor. Cali OR
$500 until pm ~
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ROOMS WANTED.

in quiet, private home, in Wardman Park
or Cleveland Park districts. within 2 blocks
OF Conn ave. Box 351- IS, Star. 81
single room, pvt. bath; laundry and
prlvileges desired; .conv. location NV: by
renned college graduate. Box 342-S, Star.
COLORED MAN wants furnished room,
Mount Pleasant section. Phone jackson,
MI. 0266. Call 8 to IL mornings.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION, l2o basses,. good condition.
sfhss oIfs 6sH AS UNr stas bedroom wish
e 70 rent Il 5Or ssptsm6er and OCTOBER. cssiii
daHta ga aS Iaabes vs nsd 4sDa4
APPLI GoRER. NO: as7f, ''A -
S sersf5S storsse enss or sss Me DO moving
BICYCLE: BIC girrs as:inch, strictly good;
CAMERAS, SO movie eSs, eaaip.. @ fps psoto supplies
CASH. c TRADE! gyenner, s43 Penn,as; ave.
re 7bo6 skt s,se, 7sss y good condition Can
GLoTHING q49yIa SGvs, IIIeb HIGHEST PRICES PAID
sss s. s1H MI sP s9ls eI4anNs opeh eye w SAMs ea
CLoTHING-Better prices paid for mems
gsed Us esso elething aaIrys I15s 7th ST. NV
CLoTHINGmHighest lao HING. prices paid for mems
Mp eoai a7sG sG1TTp oHep eve Se., win Ia cali .s,s
DfAMoNps. Old soid, discarded dd 1esei jeselry
are worth cash to you See US for high
RWe Pf1ees Dr sTness sq9s Burk Inc'' GA 18th ST.
ELEcTRIC TRAINS. H 0 and o gauge.
airplane motors; highest prices. Corr's
FURNITuRE.T be bedrm i n'S Suite. 1 Duncan mean
1riyff phyfe table and chairs lounge chair by
Nd Living ,Ts;. rooms; dinettes. studios and sofa
beds; beds HigheSt cash cash prices paid. Immediate
FURNITURE---Bedroo living room, misc
household goods bric-a-bra china: prompt
time; RE. 1904; Ewes, ME. 1917. IL.
FURNITURE. rugs, electric refg., washing
machine, household goods, ETC.; absolutely
highest cash prices. For best results call
any time Metropolitan 1924. il.
FURNITURE OF the better kind for bedrm..
din. rm.. liv: rm. and useful other odd
pieces wanted at once. Call Mr.. Grady,
bdnsssa,g bFuRSIIgREmWant EooJs to buy some used
Csll evenings, Republic 3672 s.
FURNITURE, brlc-a-brac. china, glassware.
rugs, silVerware, paintings: highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Taylor 1888.
JEWELRY, diamonds. shotguns. cameras,
binoculars and mems clothing. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID. Also choice diamonds for
TaWN Tais MsG moxTEr zMsig ss7 NV NE alls
OUTDOOR GYM SET. child's; also doll
PHoSoGRAPH REc0RRDs for scrap.
1110 G NV, Ma. 4559.
PIANO, spinet or small upright, not over
g inches high; will pay cash. Adams
SEWING MACMNE-we buy all types:
pleatine si7 st. RE sSns lsoo RE. s0sssfd' ssid.
a9ERfHNG s2EPR pEasx xogk TErr3 ptB aG5R
4: Kahn NC. 81 YHSRs AT sss =.
No. / REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOK.
Small Electric Refrigerator,
Outboard Motor EX 029O or GI, QO25
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ROOMS UNFURNIshED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1904 ID ST. S.E.--3 rooms, private bath,
private front and rear entrance; employed
adults preferred. FIR. 2237.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GROOM, 2-BATH detached house: good
NV section. unfurnished, wanted by
UNUSUAL REoUfREMENT-Fam OF ma
val oficer urgently need, for 90 to 100
prefer 4 bedrooms, q baths; must be avail
able by September 18th. WI. 1929.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

lengths, for sale. A. M. Cox. Oxon Hill,
Md.
Telephone Ashton 5643. 22s
FIREPLACE LOGS, dry, $18 cord
del. Colonial Cordw'd Co. ,DI. 2415.
SEASONED OAK AND PINE
FIREWOOD, $40 PER CORD
DELIVERED. CALL WOOD
LEY 6146. H.
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40 VACANT ROOMS

At the Castle Inn Hotel. comfortably flirn
with hotel service: rates by the day, week
or month, with or without meals. Bus,
train and taxi at the property. Opposite
new Walter Reed Hospital, Forest Glen,
Md. For reservations call 81. S55l
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES
double bed, persons, pvt. bath - $1,000
2 double beds, 4 persons, pvt. bath 1900
l double bed, 2 persons, run'g water $50
2 double beds, persons, rung wat. 1000
PLENTY. free parking, open "a hours; bus
stop at door: located midway between Alex
andria and Washington on Route U. s. /.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
,IackSOn 1522
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1914 H ST. N.W.--For young men and
SSomen. running water in rooms: see and
1850 CUE ST. N.w.-sinrle room; also
large p room nsos With private bath. suitable for
1909 I7th sT. N.w.-sinsle. double and
triple rooms; walking distance. no.
1a;S,a 1s$S MASS IS AYE s:wrrlgls ssqm. also
suitable couple. Also single for girl.
ps IsRGE,, MODERN gentle home: ample
baths, showers and phones. large porches
and lawns; at bus stop, near District and
II ps7s Mass. a AVE- AVE- NV NWaA Faz distinctly.
homs for young people in an unsurpassed
WESLEY HALL. formerly SCOTS Club,
Kati1ning Reais and is no proelsm to you Good
month. double. Close ,'S; to work. A grs2d and
lot of young people in residence. 1926 2Ist
:, ! BLOCKS Bloc So rRoM NOM WHITE HOUSE, sci
18th st; Wong men and women; also
1888 K ST, N,w:-convenisntly located,
ssnvironment, Reas. rental Doubles singles.
xaAaGIANcx' 2aaI room for two Girls. Tel. NE.
CH CH. CIR. 1907 Northampton st. nv
Cozy. single room, Young lady; excellent
aaSsinss aSis MAssd Msiasd fasVvEy avEyro%y %o s$sb sSb
food; friendly social contact. DE. 979S.
I125 PARK RD. N.W.-Nice double room
Tor two men, twin beds. 2 meals a day,
Sunday dinner, $3.50 each. MI. 1859.
1s1t'v LII LaNIER d.snls. rL; N.w-sinsle room.
phone, home.cooked meals, ldry privil.
1860 INGLESIDE TERRACE N.W.-Pri-
Va5e home. living room, laundry. porches
nnlin. nnn. ph9ne, girls only. AID. 2404
people ~ home cooked Ssil-Saisneed neals eahs
deGaDIs son tiSoeaatNon; Laundry privilages; reas
genial homes for boys and girls, singles
doubles. triples. Singers
1870 CALVERT ST N.W.-vacancies for
TogI, girls; good feed conv. transp.; reception
1890 GIRARD ST. N.w.-New maple furn
delicious, well-balanced meals; conv. trans
Govt workers pref
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms for ladies and men;
exceIlent board: switchboard, showers 8,
COLONY CLUB, 3032 N st. NV, Is min
Pentagon and other Govt bldgs., large
attractive single and dble. rms for men
ana women: conv. trans, excel. meals
l4O1 18th ST. N.W.-vacancy for l lady
IN double room, 3 exposures, good bath
THr 1ng fasi1IieS; ni. sTitchboard., good meals.
Nicely furnished rooms for ladies and men.
excellent board; switchboard, showers
DOWNTOWN since before Pearl Harbor;
SAME SERVICE: NO PRICE INCREASE.
SLAUGHTERS BOARDING HOTELS
Vacancies now. HO. 6767.
n A TT Tr1<, Nrrrv<
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FRANKLIN 81 GARWOOD AYES.
SIT YER SPRING MD

just completed. Detached brick bunga-
low. 5 rooms. modern tiled bath, large lot,
lovely location; Frigidaire, full basement
Cony. stores and transp. FEDERAL
FINANCE CO., 915 New York ave. NV.
MA. 7416. &"
COLORED. Ais Bird st. n.e-6-room row
brick bath: h.-wh, toiD; S75 per month
to responsible family
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BRIGHTWOOD

Close to schools. and shopping, this WE'LL
body, near 4th; s nice rms, . baths, nice
deep lot; $4,000 cash. balance arranged
on convenient terms. Exclusive. Call
EN- 1890 until pm. r. A. TWEED CO.,
SContinued On Next Paec.)
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CATTLE o LIVESTOCK.
HAY.
Heavy Clover Hay. Laurel 3a0-J
FARM D GARDEN.
BOATS.

ouTBoARD M0ToRBOAT. Il It. Ike
new; $50. OR. 6s73. O.
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THE MANQR

THE MANOR,
21OS 18th st. n.w.-Several desirable va
cancles, some with private bath; excellent
BRIER INN.
1927 Eye st. .n.w.-Enjoy the convent
ence OF living m downtown WASHINGTON;
telephone in each room; triple, also do,,hle
available at once. No private baths
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE,
A few vacancies in this popular guest
house. 1712 n. H. ave NV
1400 MASS. AVE. NV.
Single, double and triple: wonderful
atmosphere for young people: ali studio
rooms: unexcelled, well-balanced meals:
Waiklng distance to. most Govt. AGENCIES,
theaters and dept. stores
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ApARrMrNTs uNruRn,surn

FOR RENT-ApARTMENr. TWO
rooms. kitchen, bath. See res.
mgr, Aot. ., 1911 Wyoming ave.
NV. References required. CHAS.
s. SHREVE. 1901 18th st. NV.
Phone ma. 1886.
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1745 IRVING SIT NV

IN FINEST MT. PLEASANT SECTION.
"A VERY SPACIOUS, BEAUTIFUL A.
BEDROOM. 2-BATH HOME WITH ALI,
CONvENIENCES FOR APPOINTMENT
02S6, WITH
SHANNON g. LucHs co,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345
Evening star., 1943-09-08

Nedr CUItSVlIIes Md.-Fr0ntlnE on COleS-
vile pike, 2-story, 4-bedroom home with
sleeping porch. also large, cool screened
porch, large living room, dining room and
Kitchen, inclosed back porch, full base
ment with oil air-conditioned heating
plant. sparkling well water, garden. now-
ers, poultry house, home set back 200 IT,
chicken dinners. Terms: $4,000 cash.
John Burdoft, Colesville. Md. Phone Ash
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
Glue Once for All of These

vance COunfy Community chest
Starvation Army
Boy Scents
Gil Scents
pr. A. MHk' FUUd
Crippled ChildrrU'S Cljnjc
ESQ
United Service Organzaitons)
tHfcd ScumcR'S .SCrricc
WW Prisoners Aid
BclDjnU War Rclicf Society
B'Hi&h War Rclicf Society
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

mercy. for relief through the National War Fund.
When you give this month"; to our communitys war
fund you also give the National War Fund You give
ONCE for ALL these agencies listed below 1t united
giving for the united suffering of the United Nations
Your gift divided in many ways in proportion the
need Some will go to the needy here in your town.
Some will go to China and Russia and Greece to relieve
distress and sustain the morale of our allies Some will
60 to provide the comforts and pleasures of home for
our own troops, through the USO.
Your contributions will fight on many fronts
Look at the names of the agencies here this page
You have given to many of them before. small gifts
perhaps when your heart was touched. Add up what
you gave before then double it. You cannot give too
much The need is so great
Send your Men of Mercy out to the suffering peoples
around the earth
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

French Rclicf FUnd
i'rirpGs NJ LUrembonD
GREET War RcIicf Association
NorWcgi0R RCliCf
polish War Rciicf
QUccR WHhClmjWd FWHd
RUsSj0R War Rcljcf
TViicd china Rclicf
IHUcd Chccho-Iorok RCicf
IRifcd IUgOslor RCliCf FWd
RcfUUCc Rclicf Trustees
l.. s. Committee Cdrc Of En-
rOpcuu ChHdrCn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

HESE were great Americans. They gone. but
Il through you their power is still great. You have
some of these portraits in your purse your billfod
They hold the power to spread compassion and comfort
throughout the world.
There are children to be clothed in Russia.
There are broken spirits to be mended in Greece
There prisoners to be cheered and comforted in
barbed-wire enclosures.
There are needy neghbors right here at home to be
helped-many of them indirect casualties of this war
There are torpedoed seamen to be warmed and fed
the DOCKS
There are wounded lying on the plains of China
who need medical supplies.
Take of these bills from your pocket now.
Study the faces of these great Americans Then send
many of them you afford an errand of great
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29
This Page Is Contributed In Fun

Gates Insurance Agency
Roth-Stewart Company
We!kins Hardware Co.
Western Auto Associate Store
Herbcrt's Yellow Front
Motor Sales Company
Capitol Cafe
Home Furniture Exchange
Affords Printing & Office Supply
Teiser's Department Store
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

Vance Coal & Lumber Co.
AL. B. Wester
Kerner Drug Co.
Vance Cleaning Co.
Master Tire Co.
Tanner Roofing Co.
Southside Drug Store
Economy Auto Supply
Industrial Bank of Henderson
Citizens Bank & Trust Co.
INSURANCE Department.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-29

Parker's Drug Store
Vance Cafe
Valet Cleaning Co.
Eveready Chevrolet Co.
Sprinkle Oil Company
B. M. Newman Grocery
Henry Moss & Company
Legg-Parham Company
Geo. A. Rose & Sons Co.
Southern Ice Cream Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Reports State
Convention
To Chapter

Chapter CIV P. E. O. concluded
it, year Saturday with a luncheon
and business meeting highlighted
by the splendid report of the state
convention given by Mrs. D. B.
Roberts, president OF the chapter
who represented CIV at the gath
ering.
Mrs. Roberts gave a graphic re-
port on the essential business, the
principal addresses and the dis
tinguished guests at the gathering
The chapter met at the home of
Mrs, John B. McNeece with Mrs.
McNeece and Mrs. r. c. Clemons
as hoSteSSes.
Mrs. Rehkopf was a guest and
the members present were: Mes
danes r. M Armstrong, Frank G.
Heyschlag, M. R. Brcnts, j. E.
Brock, Warren Brock f. c.
Clemons, Amanda Conner, M. j
Dowd, Norman f. Dupont, Scot
B. Foulds, J. d. FoSs, Hazel Gal
laghcr, Fannie CT. McCrory, w. w
McEuen, John B. McNcecc, M. c
Pinnell, D. B. Roberts, Louis Slec
George S. WaShburn, Donald L.
Young, Miss Helen DoWd.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Society
Clubs
Music Teachers Announce
Scholarship Winners

hip; Barbara Mead, Calipatria,
voice; Wilma Jeanne Lakey, Ell
Centro, violin; Phyllis Lytle, Ell
Centro, wood winds.
The final ADDITIONS took place
Sunday afternoon and were con-
Quoted with no one present but the
judges who we're seated behind a
screen so that they could not be
influenced by the personality or ap-
pearance of the contestants. In
fact, the judge in voice and piano
have asked that the numbers by
which the winning contestants were
presented be made public SO that
they may know for whom they
voted Anna Gudmundsson was
contestant No and Barbara
Mead contestant No TO-
Some 30 finalists took part in the
final additions, being those who
survived the preliminary elimina-
ton contests.
If for any reason, the winners are
, unable to take advantage of the
scholarships, they are asked to no.
tify members of the Music Teach
ers' association and the winners OF
second places, if vacancies occur
will then be given the scholarships
Imperial Valley Music Teachers
association is planning to make
these annual scholarships perma
nent and is ready to hold the audi
tions again next year, the large
number of students participating
being an indication of the intereS
and desire for the project.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Host at Smart
Dinner Party
At Hotel

One of the incest dinner parties
OF the season was that given at the
Barbara Worth hotel Sunday night
by Tega Singh who invited a group
& his friends to be his guests, ask
ing Mrs. Rollie Clark to act as his
hostess and Mr.. Clark, as toast
master for the evening.
The long tables was centercd with
beautiful floral arrangements, each
woman receiving a handsome gar
denia corsage. Mr. Clark called on
various guests for brief remarks
the majority centering on an Il
Am an American" day theme. Mrs
Eugene Waterman played the piano
accompanimentS for the group sing-
ing
The guest list included: Judge and
Mrs. Vaughn N. Thompson. MI. and
Mrs. Reginald l.. Knox, .Tr.. Mary
Marvin Knox, MI. and MIS- F.. II.
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnic
VcyleS, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Waterman, the Rev Mr. HARDEN S.
Sears and Mrs. Sears Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer W. Heald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry w. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs Lee
NEffer, Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Clark
MI and Mrs. Guy A. Weak'eY, Mr.
and Mrs. George r. Kirk, Mr and
Mrs. Rollie Clark. Mesdames John
w Cook. James H Hall, Phyllis
Sauers Miss Vera Johnson, j. S
Jones, James B. Rankin.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Women's Union
Ins+ans New
Officers

Mrs. Ross Paddock was installed
IS president of Women's Union of
the First Baptist church at the
evening service of the church which
the women's organization took over,
presenting a beautiful ceremony
and an interesting program.
Mrs. H. r. Johnston, outgoing
president, was installing officer and
gave an impressive service, using
three candles: white, symbolic of
purity; red, of the blood of Christ,
and blue, of loyalty.
ether officers installed included
Mrs. f. L. Bennett, first vice
president; Mrs. Calvin Creswell
second president; Mrs. V. S
Aronovici, secretary; Mrs. Mabel
Sullenger, treasurer.
After the installation Mrs. john
ston was presented with a gift OF
appreciation from the group.
DR.. C. E. Randolph of Holtvillt
was speaker of the evening anc
told something CT his experience az
missionary in China, wearing thu
costume that he had worn wher
in that country.
Pictures were shown of some o
Chinas architectural works of art
the majority of the scenes depict
ing the beauty of that countr,
rather than the suffering ant
poverty of China at war.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
To lie ave Valley
In Near Future

Ell Centre is losing far too many
people to other cities this month,
several families leaving for other
communities.
Among those who will be missed
are Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Keep and
their daughter, Nancy 10, who leave
Saturday for Los Angeles where
Mr.. Keep has been transferred. Mrs.
Keep has been active in P.-T.A.
work, in the Red Cross and in the
,ervicemen's canteen during the
year and a half that they have
been in the valley.
After nine years in the valley
the Mark McMahanS are leaving Tor
Santa Ana, Mr.. McMahan being IN
that Cit already with Mrs. Nc
Mahan and their daughter joining
him after the close OF school. Mrs.
McMahan has been prominently
identified with the Ten Thousand
club and the Camp Fire organiza-
ton of Ell Centre. The many friends
II the family ire regrettlng their
departure.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Sea Scouts Hosts
At Formal Dance
Saturday Night

Sea Scouts from Yuma, BraWley
and El Centre Saturday night had
their first formal ball, preceded by
the Bridge of Honor, at which the
various awards were made.
The affair took place in the hioh
school gymnasium with over 100
Sea Scouts, leaders and their guests
attending.
Against the setting of a full
rigged sailing ship erected on the
gym floor the smartly uniformed
Sea Scouts and the girls in their
pretty formals made a colorful pic
ture.
Music for dancing was supplied
by the Marine corps band from
Camp Ell Centro and the corsages
presented to the girls were the gift
of j. C. Archias of BraWley.
Refreshments we're served by a
committee from the Ell Centre Elks
club.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17

The man who threw a bomb
shell into Hollywood's British film
colony when i.e called them de
serters" for not returning to Brit
air to make pictures, now tosses
az other bombshell of different
caliber. It's Producer Michael Bal
sons Next of Kin" one of Eng
lands best films since the start OF
the war. It's thrilling, grimly real
istic dramatization Of facts, show
ing just how much goes into the
planning and execution of raids
against the Axis-held French coast
what Hitlers espionage system does
to counteract the raids, and exactly
what has happened to the British
OF several occasions, when. as at
Dieppe, the eneIl" was ready. Ado
Next of Kin" to your must-see list