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HElp WoMeN tca.s.).

EuKsE, reg. 70. doctors ONCE, treatips
fstaSoficHE ftSo r iE' NJE. If oon e.r. ssif .d,
nishss; psr. no oGSkins' ses2 Es7e Harlan pl'
sSez 1se Rinsss r't c.f as.
s4fnsAEs BE TO- oH 1S5 1ors s lsss
8 am. To- II am. Fanny Farmer Candy
ssXIEswoMAN' experienced in record and
music sales; part or full time permsnens n a9t
So sScisxiIs sis' 'seasvfSf asv sESo as years
1S days xseney RsE wsss a.rsa
eesn alsfss q sssassi R1s 4Fs N
wages. uniforms furnished. Press Pharm-
fsrred. Good pay. good hours. Cathedral
Gna White: ave SAB per
work, 4s-hour. week, chance for, advance
sh aads: s;ssd asd nhons Ssf numSsl f sos
srENocRAsHEk. OR TYrrsT; TYP hrs. ? as to
sThNoGkAfHEk fih 81 f Hm fos sos sensFa Once a work.
Assy ssy ana ssf ask dining
room. must have some experience; full
9sea Ss a Or qS ssary sS
Ss foq 9d M ssnR
ss1ns9 Psse es Mss Roberts
fYrisT aRd 9ensTsi once s2,k wS5k. psgma;
sos: al7 18th St, NV: MA. o3s2.
IYRIsI work eapabe ,i6n
Spanish unnecessary; salary. $500 per
PsYsf PYPsf ..Be4eass BeT ass not stsT
week; salary. 500 per month. Box 81
TYFIsI and sensral once Of ,EE; worker; tst state
y,ssT ing ssnaitions Box 4o7.B; Star no,
TTfrifsrlHBooKKEErER, ~ Is HBoooKKEErER over 80, interested
hour weeh ali esa Ss8n Rodag Sa
cation with pay. National organization,
TYPsT ANp sfn RsT Flor Star
ONCE. All information. first letter; ase.
experience. reference, phone number. Box
TYPiST. experienced. with knowledge Of
9ce routine; $40 Hm week aok Apply in person
sssa sny nssd abs essa eSs Rs You 'a st.
WAITRESS, colored, for hish-class tea
IUOm, WOuuei lul HuSt VIC eA-
perienced: Mr.. Gore, ,CH. 9ssS.
MATTRESSES, colored: good pay. good
Drug Store; 1850 Woodley I'd. NV.
WaITaEssEs efpsrienssd Rs55a time
Grill: l4th and n. Y; ave. NV. 27.
WOMAN. white, to help in commissary do
ing Government wpTk; ,lNu hours from m l to
tion: See Mr. ~, spiessl, Se National Fe9d S
WOMAN. middle-sged, white, as companion
to elderly lady; 8 am, to 6 pm. no Sun
days; si2 weekly and carfare. Box
WOMEN, white, to manage sandwich
stands in Govt. bldss downtown; hours.
s to 4:30, Sat. to 2 m; rapid advance
ensburg I'd. ne. FIR. 06ss.
YOUNG LADY as typist, plain copy work.
Good hours, half day Sat, free hospital
ization. insurance and vacations; local
life insurance CO. Salary to start, 500
mo. with frequent raises Apply Mr.. r. T.
Harrell 7l6 18th st. NV.
FIRE INSURANCE POLICY WRITER, i'm
mediate. permanent position open for ex-
perienced FIRE insurance policy writer and
general once worker in general agency.
Please give experience in detail. Box
WANTED, companion to elderly lady and
to assist. with household duties, middle
aged preferred: good home for right per
son, $50 per month Mrs Vinson Peter,
Rockville, Md. Phone 692 26'
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HHP DOMESTIC.

COOK. white or eolored. to live In; s1cel-
fd 2fns
isnnd4y fsn home; s9,s II family; so0d vas''; no
Nv ": Il; Ia So ss.s s'sE: ss4s NV Woodland aI:
eSSs :ss il: n a. rn :A; .ls lt'9sHa, sH
c8ok: Whit. Or ee!oE.e, preferably l,v: y; u
ss$Sse%n s$ek sSie.ssa ,.e:.!,ss:a; gvs IN * *
shs :vndiy cs ssna ssaS s@s
2ss" sa"dults: It;:. occasional care infant. AID.
Cook and sener.l @ work, every Sunday.
Sem s;maa so So Pm; s.. Phone DE. $3.50
COOK. experienced; 500 mo-: capable
housekeepeT, live in. private room and
path path excellent references required. EN-.
Conn ave-; fhursday Sf and 't Suns. . Oh .fter S
breakfast: excellent salary; stay in some
44iERfs' 4IiRf .o5aIadw Gsn WI; 1891; ...s,,
: days week: @ IS d'Hn and esrfar.. n IA o7 sio7.
1Sna Illinois ave. NV.
@ sGS1sS ss 30 ;snsr Su.
gsssskI, live in or out. IA. $500.
GIRL a.m.-6 pm. Sats., clean and iron,
no washing; care for small child. Du.
sF 'sE tsl sr @ DsEs Dsss4 time: 'ooa
isss Ps t?ss.: ny: a
s.t. ys IN ,kc c shI AD
sn ,ssEiSls SIdasy ehss asse parents in war
r. '01s s0'5s 5s7s 7,' .vsslna.. :ss
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
SELECT POSITIONS.

Secretaries 800 90 S35-S5O wk
French-Eng. stenoe. f) $50
Secy., investments o. $40 wk
Stenotypist mo.
Stenog.. law fD-- S45 wk
Typists C,0) fD----- S25-S35 VIZ
Rookkeepers I'M. and ~ s35-S50 wk up
Telephone opers:, day and night, S25-S35
Receptionists c:5).z h. 6. edu. S25-S35 UP
Salesgirls, all kinds. top salaries.
Engineers, craftsmen, many openings.
PGEs eRoG oc1nnepnes neymnt cay gencg opening IN
Est. IL yrs. tNA. "114 over 25 phones
Hundreds OF openings Help us TO help
YOU-see US frequently. See US first.
WELCOME.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1911 G-NEXT CHURCH. -
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ALTERATIONS and house repairs Of ali
A. b. FIREPLACE, furnace repairs, etc.
Results guaranteed. Call Pearl a-5.
APPLIANCES REPAIRED-Brins in Your
irons. toasters, plates. perculators. heaters,
lamps. mixers. etc. Work guaranteed. 9I7
BRICK WORKAIf your wife is sick, call
specialist: II its your fireplace cali us.
Falls Church G031-J. between am and
cARPENTER AND CEMENT: painting.
PLAsTEK REPAiRiNG BY oIf' job; prompt.
pan; FIRcIsIG Tsfsrensss Ho FAIR pI o1e ss:
al y makes: also % washers and electric ranges
done immediately. woodiey si37. "''A
PAINTING, decorating. interior, exterior,
psIerha paper IA nging, Eensral repairs reliable,
PAPERlNG, PAINTING, general repairs.
Complete interior and exterior. Jack r.
ifAfEaMAN6iNG. arst-el.s. work. White
RxfIH AANeHs .h,. .sssee' sees. only ~ 81 ias ana
pefs; work guaranteed. Miehigan 6315 5.
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MOTOR rRAYEI

York-Boston, about Dec. %. Tel. RE. 4a31
evenings. 2S'
WANTED-Driver-c comps MON to Jackson
vile and ST. Petersburg. Florida: leaving
November 18th or 18th. Dupont 1876,
Apt 400 o6s
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HELP poMEsrlc (ceat.) }

l sso.s NOOssssS
aS.n S.n EN- nw yd Il
salary open. health card. IA eae7. 1880
HhscSaisisSKdEEz hcasiKEErRk R ns sioo mo-. experienced.
sa tundEy Hy, only On ADULTS aHsr.ns sns
w; apstair. room: BOARD and md salary: ao o
HoUsEKEEPER. capable; family Of 4,
Aa SfsE Sd TSssfh Ss IN Ass Sunday
MAD map: sna,. ios upstairs and is care ~Sa q
MAID, upstairs private room, care Of tyr
4ld SSors twins I'm .ls9 working mother; $50 week.
MA MAID ss general houseworker and STs. cook s,'.
Prefer setsied sa WOMAN lA0ns STEADY Tesk for
MAID. GeRtaoAtf INV Mrs p JOHN Haley. pL 54ea;
MAID, colored. part time, to clean and
ss 'SSf % .s Ssa
NHRsEM4ID StH 70 for s-mos. baby. 7:45 to
ssId. sst o.. 18th and r sts.' NV. DU. 1000.
SHY, lsnt lsHndsy Sn help
Health card, references. Kensinston'
ae sfTrLfD 2vsy woM4S Siss for general housevork.
no washing: $40 wk. ME. 1884.
WHITE, experienced upstairs maid and
nurse: city references: stay in. White
experienced cook and downstairs maid, city
references; stay in. AD. 61Q1.
WOMAN. young. white; housework, j.
room apt. 2 in family meals; days;
nent; gentiles; ideal. for woman with no
family and husband % In service. Phone
WOMAN. 80 to 55. to make home with
young employed couple In new house and
lovely neighborhood Care well.behaved
infant and child. l.h.w..- very little cook
Ing sIadgy sent out PrSste ssa wi.h
WOMAN white responsible s%ss Eo1d c9oE 1s
IL or out; s23 per week. No laundry.
WOMAN, cook, ghw., 1913 pm. 6 days
week, SIS and carfare, soc per hour over
time: > blocks from bus line: sleep OUT
health card, references. 31st pl. NV. Tele-
phone Ordway 1902. 20
WOMAN, settled, mothers helper. to stay
nights: pay $40 mo-, room and board. Call
EN- 5401.
ALEXANDRIA - Mothers helper, best
we ges for one with good references. Call
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PERSONAL.

WASTEPsons " s5d one to car. for
child iiH near lsie same ' age. Cali EN-. 9sas WIN
ANY PERSON having informal ton about
the family OF the 2-week -old boy left on
a doorstep in Arnauolis on October q,
please phone Annapolis 1887 or write to
229 Prince George St, Annapolis. Nd. All
information will be kept strictly conf
MOTHER Of l-year-old child can give ex-
cellent daytime care 20 , or 3 year old
shild M Gall Glebe 4os5 before pm.
you by telephone any hour day or night;
LHDlRs' LAD Rs5 Mat HATS oKrMoDrLED. blocked.
cleaned; made from materials furs. felts.
vogue C%osne HAS; *: 18Th ST. NV. Elk 3Gl .
t Phone AD 7at4 oeo' general nursing care
WATCH REPAiRING. 3 to day service;
all work guaranteed. S. Franks Jewelry
Co: l104 14th st. NV. nr. l. RE. 5110.
PHONE SHEPHERD 1850. ask for Miss
Powell: 4 YOU are in need of loaa
me- method Results efeaseaise eaeetise % sor my RE- re:
time or money back. Write for booklet. Nc
drugs or surgery. DR.. sOMMERWERCK
1888 Columbia rd Adams n3s8
DIR. H. ". JOHNSON, DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
NEED EXTRA MONEY!
Only requirement is that you be EN-
gas phone e0i payE PHNNEY GH f
pENTaf h3fri lAa5s3F1Ry, r 5s9T1
Room COL, WeStory Bldg, sos 14th St. NV
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PERSONNEL ASSISTANT.

College graduate, under So. to assist in
personnel ONCE Essential industry with
statistical work, research and correspond
ence No interviewing or public contacts
Should have some knowledge of statistics,
be able to type and to write simple. direct
letters. 6-day, 44-hour week Saturday
Il holiday. Please write, giving details in
first letter, stating salary desired. Inter
view will be arranged. Box 482-D. Star.
SALESLADY, mems furnish
ings department, experienced
preferred, but not necessary;
permanent position. Apply
to Mr.. Magiday, Grosner OF
1928 F st
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, 40. exp.
housing projects, supervision Of grading,
roads, planting, lawns. etc. Own platform
dump trucks. tractor grader and misc.
equipment. Some white workers available
aGT1ToRNEY, 47. member District Of Co
lumbia. New JERSEY bar, also various Fed
eral districts, wide experience over 25
years practice in high per personal and pro
sive professional and commercial contacts.
desires association with lawyer. law Arm,
commercial or, financial organization in
WASHINGTON where postwar opportunities
may be developed; available on short no
cARPESTER. past draft age, years of
general repair experience. wishes hotel
Df4A DfEE cs NAN H'sas sseountns tSs' want. taI
part time work. Boz. 96-K, Star. "S'
MAN, young, colored. desires position as
bellboy. experienced. Box COX, Star: 80
FILIPINO. draft exempt. neat. good per-
MAN. colored, reliable. good worker, wants
work as janitor. Call DE. 6197 before
MECHANICAL N CRAFTSMAN, experienced
n N maesine aehn design desires work in home
MEDICAL DETAIL representative. expert
enced, registered pharmacist. desires con-
nection with progressive house. Full details.
NATIVE, s-AH ExsERvICE, suitable man
aging textile mfsr. business, good machine
experience, supervisor. main tenance, knowl-
edge priorities salesman. No department
store work. Boy 95-K. Star. 30
PAINTER-PAFER HANGER wants Job. day
or contract. Phone IL S010 after m
DO YOU NEED well-educated young man
TO fll position? Box 463-J; Star. %.
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TYPISTS-CLERICAL

TYPISTS- CLERICAL,
Permanent position; must be
good typist, between ages 81 and
IS. See M. w. Barnes, Burroughs
Adding Machine Co., 3rd floor,
1419 H st. NV.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER or EliottFsher bookkeeping
machine operator Is years experience:
available evenings. BIO pm. Call Ran
DIETITIAN desires employment in institu-
ton. school or small hospital. Box 93.k.
Star. IS
DRESsMAKING. designing remodelins and
alterations: reas. Miss Bert, 1880 Irving
EDIfoR1AR FL n'o A. AssIsTANT, Ms young woman,
wants part-time writing, editing assign
ment. hours daily 8. days per Sws.e Swseek;
SECRETARY. Spanish speaking American,
desires ofdce position; out-of-town ofiers
considered. Box-90-K, Star. 2S'
SECRETARY, capable, spanish. English
Portuguese; stenographer, typist: CORE
spondent and ttranislator: years expert
TYPisT, experienced, desires typing or
clerical homework: Call oEdway 01O9.
ton. 5-day week, downtown once. co.
WOULD LIKE TO PLACE my secretary
assistant before leaving Washington; I
for this competent, etaelent young LADY;
sponsibility of an ONCE and deal with
people intelligently and tactfully. Phone
MA S41o
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

pT.ce, or 5000 complete; terms. Box
BAEBER SHOP, frst,class, cheap, good
Owner has moved 10 Florida Don't over
soS MS HOUSE, foFfts iesrns aTs town rrsd
aire ntSi newly Gevdg, deeoTated rent S45
sale, 5000. Inquire 33l 9th ST. sc.
isGfksd se aRS hApnes Phone n esS
WANT modern beauty shop, good ioea;
tioni state pree reason for selling, full
sla. 500. L. v Thacker Ho. a$s7.
hAsSE RoABDIMG HGUSE' must sell m
board ,baiiToom; outside meals. Milton
SSSaFd sToRh nsiaans SGs NA STOCK st9G and
70 rent; 4th St; not isr from Penns. ave
Ellis; 1910 Vermont ave. Rm. III. RE.
GROCERY. MEAT AND FRUIT STORE for
buyer. Cash. profitable business, sood
BIrrnidisee closed Mondays & a4a7 t[e" Lee Hieh-
location ind wonderful opportunity: full
price: S. $50: stock and .axtures. Phone
Brown, the Broker, Falls Church 1899 or
RESTAURANT. small, modern equipment,
SeipE iR hs sHoH ATmx slIoo Hs2
hotel. modernly eoupped; leaving town,
must nus sell First reasonable offer accepted.
kkooMiNG House. total price. $500; K st.
near 9TH ne rooms. baths; rent,
price; oEdwin l, Ellis 1o1o Vermont ave
4aD EsTAHGdsgED retsl BUSINESS in
no charge for GOOD will. Box s6a-J. star,
WILL SELL TWO OF MY RpoMING
nshed we'll heated re Hoesr n'ef vii eae er
Bates su'' ER' so'd6a;e'' 9oas S0'0 terms Rpees
FACTORY OPPORTUNITY.
have new factory blilding and some
facture and man to handle prodnction.
Your reply will be held confidential So
please give full information abou. your
self Box 3a3-D, Star.
RESTAURANT WANTED.
Pqing Tf noaa s10ut $4,000 business per month.
GROCERY STORE,
sseriice price only $500 cash h0i reauired! esG
ALERT H; SoHEN. sH. 1861.
WILL PURCHASE for cash an
established retail liquor busi-
ness. Box 92-K, Star. 20
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22

fornia Federation of Women's clubs,
who is urging club women to
study the problems of post war
planning so that they may play an
intelligent and vital role in the
peace and in the postwar de-
velopment.
Mrs. Adolf Binder of Calexico,
president of the county federation;
Mrs. Henry Forcher, Calexico club
president; Mrs. r. M. Entrekin,
Mrs. E. E. Kelso, past Calexico club
presidents, were introduced.
The first club card party was ain
nounced for Nov. 4 with Mrs. C. r.
Hayden as chairman of the hostess
committee.
At the conclusion of the program
tea, punch and cookies were served
by Mrs. Sem Bacon, chairman, and
the social committee, Mrs. j. B.
McNeece presiding at the punch
bowl Lovely flowers decorated the
table and the club rooms.
Mrs. Bacons committee was
composed of Mesdames Elmer W.
Heald, Harry w. Horton, j. W.
Tyler, Arno c. Yaeckel. w. C. Co.'S
tello. H. G. Jones, Don C. Paulus,
w. S. Kong, j. B. McNeece, F. D.
Jacobs.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
Announcements
OF Mee+inqs

Signal chapter No. PIG, Order Of
the Eastern Star, will have NJ
meeting this week since it is the
week of the grand chapter session
in Long Beach with Mrs. J. E.
Burns, worthy matron and Mrs. B.
G. Mitchell, associate matron, at
tending the sessions.
Twice Told Tales section of the
Ten Thousand, club will meet Mon
day at p. m. at the home of Mrs
Robert w. Ware, C42 Wensley. Mrs
Norman E. Cupont will give the
program.
st. Paul's guild will have its frs
fall meeting Tuesday, 2 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Reginald L. Knox
Jr., 776 SandalWood where the
members will have business meet
ing and social hour during which
Mrs. Knox will serve tea.
White Shrine Social club is to
meet Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Leta Mae Bryan, 473
Brighton where the members and
their husbands will have a pot luck
dinner. Each who attends should
bring Is or her service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
Wins Vote as
Best Speaker

Sand Dune Toastmistress club
~cted Ella Rood as best speaker of
The evening at the meeting We'd
nesday night in the California
lotel, her subject being remedial
reading.
Other speakers were Mrs. George
oaskle who talked on her native
Greece and her experiences as a
lew arrival in the United States;
Dorothy Fhmke on Know Your
Vocabulary"
Alice Harrison was toastmistress
# the evening introducing her
speakers as mates on their first
voyage of speech.
Irene MattoX acted as general
critic.
Revision of the constitution was
discussed at the general business
meeting.
Sixteen members and guests were
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
Two Hos+esses
Give Party

MEXICALI, Oct. 22.-The home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Duenas
was the scene of a gay party Thurs
la. night at which the Misses Lii
ian and Beatriz Duenas were the
lostesses.
Games and dancing were enjoyed,
refreshments being served later to
Mrs. Florez, Mrs. Isidro Arce, the
Kisses Elba Arce, Georgina Arce,
Irma Ortiz, Maria Teresa Medina,
Josefina Medina, Soledad Larrina-
ga, Socorro Larrinaga, Marta Luken,
Yolanda Luken, Consuelo Prieto,
Rebeca Florez, Josefina Gales, Man.
uela Gales; Messrs. Aurelio Car
rasco, Alfonso Sanchez, Adrian Sar-
agoza, Juan Manuel Escamilla, Paul
BlaSquez, Ing. CarrascoSa, Giro
Gamboa, Roman Gonzalez, Abiel
Grijalva, Ruben Luken, Manuel
Prieto.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
Churches
Schools
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
RECORDS WANTED

Playable phonograph records for
use of servicemen going to isolated
posts are asked by the Ell Centre
chapter of the American Red Cross
in response to a request received
from the military Thursday.
These men have monographs but
need records and as they are to be
stationed in remote areas with
practically no recreational resources,
these records will play a real part
in their few leisure hours.
Anyone having records to give for
this purpose is asked to leave them
at Red Cross headquarters, 120
North Fifth, the office being open
from 9 a. m. p. m. Monday
through Friday and 9-12 noon on
Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
WE
the Women
BY RUTH MILLETT

Mrs. America is continually
humping into pictures of a beauti-
full postwar world, where her
kitchen will be as Workman-like as
machine shop, where the dust
will be filtered out of the air like
magic, where she and her husband
will pile into their plane, instead of
the famii, car, when vacation time
rolls around.
1t is a lovely world, this much
written about, much pictured
world Of tomorrow.
But if the advertising writers
really want to get Mrs. America
sXci,od, they should not talk about
d strange new world, full of new
conveniences, but of the little
things in the pre-war world that
made life easy for housewives
They should talk about those
DAILY deliveries the stores used
TO make, when a woman could say
Send it, please" without apologize
ing.
They should talk about three
lay launQry service, ana one udS
,leaning service-if you really hac
have a dress to wear to party
or to take on a trip.
CAR WAS A TAXI
They should talk about the
amily car in teims of a taxi SER
vice for the whcle family, and C!
weekend tips taken just as re
fIoshers."
They should talk about the days
when a woman could walk into 6
store and say, I'D like instead ol
DO you have?" and of the time
when ali you needed TO get new
electric ice box was down pay
ment.
Why promise a woman thing:
she never dreamed of, when all i
would take to make her sigh with
pleasure would be the promise OF 6
return of convenienceS "as was?
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
[33;{2;l|3I|'|||''|||
GREATEST news
IN YEARS
Chronic Mastitis is
Being Cured

If you have ever lost a valuable
COW to the butcher because of Gar
get, or Mastitis (due to Strepto-
coccus agalactiae)- if your milk
checks have been reduced because
of this dread disease, then you'll
welcome this news: Mastitis is be-
ing cured. Yes, it is being cured
through new discovery, the use
of Novoxil Liquid produced by
the laboratories of F. r. Squibb &
Sons. The treatment consists of
injecting the Novoxil Liquid into
the infected quarter through the
teat canal. Dairymen, through the
use of this treatment and by prac-
ticing an adequate sanitation pro-
gram, report cures in a high per-
centage of infected cows. Come in
and get the complete story of this
great Squibb contribution to t,,c
dairy industry. It's in booklet form.
Ask for "Mastitis is Being Cured"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
En+er+ains For
House Guests

Mrs. w. A. Tondro, Ten Thousand
club president, entertained DR.. Alta
IB. Hall. Miss Helen Fay and Mrs.
Emily Hall, club speakers Thurs
day, at a delightfully."- appointed
luncheon Thursday noon, preceding
the club meeting.
Guests included members of the
executive board and the various
chairmen in charge of arrange
ments for the day.
Mrs. Hall is MIR. Tondros aunt
and she, with D.. Hall and Miss Fay
were the Tondro's house guests.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

IT have set the Lord always be-
fore me: because he is at my right
hand, I shall not be moved" This
declaration from the Psalms will
be the Golden Text in the Sunday
lesson-sermon on Probation after
Death" in all branches of The
Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ, Scientist, in Boston.
In his first letter to the Corin-
thians Paul writes: Il declare unto
you the gospel which 1 preached
unto you . how that Christ died
for our sins according to the scrip
lures; And that he was buried, and
that he rose again the third day
according to the scriptures: And
that he was seen of Cephas, then
of the twelve: After that, he was
seen of above five hundred breth-
rem at once; :. And last of all he
was seen of me also, as of one born
out of due time Now if Christ
be preached that he rose from the
dead, how say some among you
that there is no resurrection of
the dead? But now is Christ
risen from the dead, and become
she firstfruits of them that slept"
On this subject Mary Baker Eddy
says in Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures: Our Mas
ter fully and finally demonstrated
divine Science, in his victory over
death and the grave, Jesus deed
was for the enlightenment of men
and for The salvation of the whole
world from sin, sickness, and death"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
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SUGAR
Stamp No. IA good through Oct.
81 for S pounds. No. Is, Ii good
for pounds each for home cam
ming through Oct. 21.
CANNED GOODS
Ration Book 2, Blue stamps X, Y
z, good until Nov. 20.
Meat, Butter. Cheese, Oils
Book 3, brown stamps c, D, E, F
good through Oct. 30.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
Alpha Mu Omega
Elects Officers

Alpha Mu Omega, music society,
elected w. j. Thornburg, Jr., as its
president at the meeting Thursday
night at the Zona North studio.
other officers are: Helen Frances
Maynard first vice. president and
program chairman; Marguerite
Young, second vice-chairman and
membership chairman; Winifred
Anderson, recording secretary; Es-
ther Weakley, corresponding secre-
tary: Hazel Lehman, treasurer;
Neal Macurda, trustee.
After the meeting the group en-
joyed an old-fashioned sing and
also the cake and hot chocolate
served later by Esther Weakley,
Marguerite Young, Charles Shaller,
Wally Christian.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
Two Marriages
This Weekend

Romances which began at the El
Centre skating rink where the
young couples met, eliminated in
weddings this last weekend, all
young couples being married at the
Yuma Gretna Green Wedding Bell
chapel, the Rev. Mr.. L. L. Roberts,
minister, reading the services.
On Saturday afternoon a double
wedding took place when Edith
Beshers became the bride of PFC
Oliver H. Miller, USMC of Las
Cruces New Mexico, and Virginia
Patterson was married to Pvt. Her.
bert r. McMahan, 4, SMC, former
ly of Brooklyn, New York
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-22
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tilton, former
ly of Ell Centro, have announced
the birth of son, Frank Wesley,
on Saturday, Oct. 9 at the Ell Centro
hospital, the baby weighing six
pounds l5% ounces at birth. Mr..
and Mrs. Tilton and their other
sons, Danny and Tommie, are
spending a few weeks with Mrs.
1ilton's mother, Mrs. E. j. Utter,
before returning to their home on
the coast.
Mrs. Stillman Badger, sr., is en-
tertaining as her house guest Mrs.
r. T. Badger of Austin, Texas.