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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Wayne
Polio Fund Gifts
Doubled in Year

Detroit and Wayne County con-
tributed So, S46.45 more TO the
National Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis in 1913 than in 1912
Basil OConner, foundation presi-
dent, disclosed today.
The city and county gave $685.
443.71 in 1913 compared with
$50, 59726 i'm 1912. The state as
a whole gave 1881 ,92S.49 in 1913
against Sl39,59l.36 the previous
year. Contributions IN Flint and
Grand Rapids were up also.
O'Conner reported that the in
fantile paralysis epidemic raging
in several parts Of the country
was the worst since 1881, the
6,792 cases reported up TO Sept.
IL representing more than three
times the number in the CORE
spending period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
PLEASURE FOR SOLDIER

Inc generosity Of this woman
means that somewhere over there
on Dec - that boy will hear his
mail sergeant say;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Women Offered
Course in Repair

An eiGht-week course 10 train
women in household repair and
construction will begin Sept. 30 at
the central branch Of the Detroit
YNCA, -223Q -Mitherell.
A fee of Sc will pay for the en-
tire course. which will consist of
a combination Of lecture, demon
stration and actual S IN op work,
The women enrollees Will bring
their own small household tools.
The course is being conducted
by Ernest G.. Gardner, supervising
I Q a c h OF Industrial arts for
Wayne University and author of
the current serie You FiXit"
running in The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Peacemaker Knitted

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Sept. 27
(UP)-Elias Rodrigues attempted
TO stop a fight and received a
three-inch knife wound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

better mileage from your gasoline ration. And
with your gas tank full OF Mobilgas Special or
Mobilgas you can bank on getting maximum
mileage and performance from your car
And your Mobilgas Dealers Friendly service
does double job safeguards vital car parts as
well as saves on gasoline.
35mile- an-hour driving calls for special pro-
lection for engine, gears, chassis, radiator. Get
itregularly where you see the Sign of the Flying
Red Horse. In the end, you'll save gasoline, save
worry and soUe your car for the tough wartime
months ahead!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

THE MORE you can cut gasoline wastage the
i farther you can go per precious gas COUPON.
and the more you'll be helping both yourself and
Uncle Sam!
The mileage you get from your gasoline de-
ponds largely upon the condition of your car
That's why Mobilgas dealers are now prepared
to give you special wartime service.
This means Mobiloil in your crankcase, a
thorough Naturalization job plus an expert
checkup service on radiator, battery, spark plugs,
air cleaner and tires. If you will use these serv-
ices regularly you may expect to get up to 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
5-Year-OId Shows Way

SANTA ROSA, Cal. Sept. 27
(UP)--Carl Petersen Jr., s, has
bought his first S25 war bond with
money earned from picking
DTunCC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
Egg Is 8H7 Inches

CORINTH, VI, Sept q CUP)--
A pullet owned by Mrs. Ethel II.
Simpson laid an egg that measured
81 by 6i2 inches, The egg con-
tanned three yolkS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
PARGS Group
Pledges 30 Gifts
To Times Ship

as part Of our program 10
provide cheer for all serVicemen,
we wish to enroll in The Detroit
Times Christmas ship Club, and
We guarantee 10 send 80 pack
ages 10 soldiers overseas"
This is the pledge OF Ruth Rich
igrH is566 Liberal. who Is proSi-
cent ol the ParkSidc unit Of the
PARGS. Of the Department Of
Parks and Recreation.
For many months the pARGS
have been busy on a definite pro-
gram conducting dances and act
INK as hoStoSSes. hut they want 10
90 something extra. They can {
TANK O! any better thing 10 do
THAN 10 send Christmas gifts 10
lonely ScryiCCmcn overseas who
Otherwise might be forgotten this
Dr. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
GIRL sCoUTs CoNTRIBUTE


Mrs. Madeleine Thomas, leader
o, Girl Scout Troop l64 from
Southwestern High School, writes;
At the last meeting Of the
troop they voted 10 send four
packages 10 seryicemen over
seas. We think this Is splen-
did program which The Detroit
Times j. sponsoring. Will YOU
please send us those names ."
Another woman wrote 10 tell
tho committee she had already re-
CeFed The name Of a soldier over
KGlS and had sent hun his gift r.
IN this remembrance box were
magazines. shaving cream. dental
cream. - razor blades. soap
comb nail file. scout knife. play
ING cards hard candy writing
paper and two pairs of socks.
PLEASURE FOR SOLDIER
inc generosity OF this woman
means that somewhere over there
on Dec . that boy will hear his
mail sergeant say;
Here's something fer Yeti,
soldier Merry Christmas.
Have you become a member Of
the Christmas Ship Club yet?
II you haven't. Just fill out the
coupon appearing on this page
There are only Is days remaining
for you 10 send in your coupon.
Coupons postmarked later than
midnight Oct. 10 Will not be &C
ccnted
There are still hundreds of
names OF boys on the lists pro-
Vided the committee by the vari-
Gus patriotic, civic and religious
organizations, who might other
wise not he remembered
Are YOU going 10 let these
BOYS down? JOIN NOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
1919 MORE MILES PER GASOLINE COUPON! SEE Y

Stop Regularly for Thorough Wartime Car Servic
You'll Not Only Get More Miles Per Gallon of
Rationed Gasoline You'll Protect Your Whole ca
Against Damaging Wear Add Years to its Life |!
Nogales international., 1943-07-30
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Santa CruzCounty rdOtSupeTvisors

chairman R T. Frazier Jr, sorres, members, VIM g.
Simonton Clerk
The meetings read and approved as rea0
and filed.
Mr. j. appeared before the Board in regard to piece
of property bought at tax sale.
Mr. Edmonson has requested of the Board OF
Supervisors make
no lew for the expense the Civilian Pilot Training
program ndng resolutions for such levy
The notary Goodman was approved May l2n lsaS
The notary bond May 24th The notary bond
of AnnE approved June End, ls43 ~"~~'
The boundary lines of the filed with
the O Supervisors for the year 1913
The County appointed Deha Hoer as acting deputy
Assessor, effective June lst lS4S
The Board arranged with Abstract Title Co.. to
compile Santa Cruz County, Arizona
17non motion of R. T. Frazier sorrels and
unanimously carried the K Lot A. Block
6 Lot g. Block g. ana LoIs l. o1 o1 Ao o. A " ~
accepted fol of $2,o24o9
unon motion duly made the Board reduced
the improvements on Patagonia Tovnsie
account of ERRONEOUS assessment o e
year
Miss Lille Norln was appointed by Officer
during the Parker Effective June 16t s
E1gm School District the County School
Superintendent May 14th, 1943
Upon motion of R. T. Frazier A sorres and
carried the from the Emergency Un-
employment Fund the of s1S176 and to trans
INDECENT Sick Fund to the General Fund the
of $236687
Upon motion Frazier seconded by A. B. sorres and
unanimously instructed to transfer from the
6M Redemption Fund balance to the l0zM
Redemption Fund the of $S2S2
THE CLERK NOW INFORMED this the
Hollywood Boulevard with 59o of the
Arizona Code heeupon informed the Board
Supervisors opposition objections demands claims for
compensation the premises with the Office of the
Board of Supervisors Arizona And
the Board with reference to said
road in person resolution moved second
ed and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS petition duly
vo County asking for the abandon
Hollywood Boulevard Road which said
road abandonment petition respects
and
WHEREAS it appearing things pre-
having duly with the Statutes the
appertanng to Highways
1T is THEREFORE RESOLVED, petit
asking section of the Hollywood
Boulevard Road hereby granted and that the said road as Praye
petition adjudged abandoned the
Supervisors
County Arizona
resolution together with of the road which
abandoned; and,
1T WAS THEN ORDERED by Supervisors
County Arizona
things described as prayed for said petition and in the premises
the the pub
lie of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona
Upon motion of R. Frazier Jr by
following resolution unanimously passed adopted
RESOLVED REAL ESTATE ASSESSED ON THE TAX
County Arizona under
7O9 @ 61o 559A 558 3 assessment Roll Book No. g. for the
1886 1897 1888 1885, 94 94 1912 respectively would
levied
but remaining thereon for the aforesaid and that
aforesaid would sell than Hundred
which they
by for the One Hundred 100O Dollars and
full
payment
the funds which said due proportion the
UPON MOTION of R. Frazier Jr seconded by A. B. sorrel and
County numbers 4S5 46A 2452
463 for 1889 1910 9 1912 respectively would
sessed but remaining unpaid for the aforesaid
aforesaid Seventy
promised
Nogales international., 1943-07-30
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

penalties levied
remaining that
Forty Dollars
they compromised
40O0 Dollars auth
distribute funds to
proportion the whole
of taxes charged against said property.
UPON Frazier by B. and
unanimously appointed
Security Louis
years. years,
Miller
monthly
and
| santarian
queam deed to cameta HerOld for piece
property
ing been paid
quit-claim Boyman piece
property enormously
paid.
UPON by A. and
carried following resolution and unanimously adopted
RESOLVED THAT
Cruz County, Arizona Soo
years 1912 respectively would not sell for
penalties levied assessed
remaining unpaid
property Thirty Nine
which the and they hereby
compromised Thirty $39OO Dollars,
in full payment thereof Tor the aforesaid years and to distribute tne
proportion
the whole taxes charged against said
property.
UPON MOTION of Frazier, sorrells
carried following unanimously passed and
adopted
RESOLVED
County, Arizona
penalties assessed
ut anino nnnad thereon for the aforesaid wears and that the a
property
the hereby
promised HUNDRED $4,000 Dollars and the County
and directed full
thereof for the aforesaid and distribute the to the various
proportion the amounts bear
the whole charged against said
UPON MOTION R. Frazier J by B.
resolution and adopted
RESOLVED THAT the reesae
County, Arizona,
interest
enalt and costs levied and assessed hut remaining nnaid thereon
the aforesaid that the aforesaid would not sell
fon than Hundred Eighty 3Oo $2813) Dollars
they hereby compromised
authorized directed such
distribute
said proportion the
whole charged against said property
UPON MOTION Frazier J. by B.
RESOLVED
Cruz County, Arizona under assessment numbers 743 and $50 for the
respectively sell the interest
remaining unpaid thereon
would sell
Thirty Dollars,
for which the shall be hereby compromised
for the Six Hundred Thirty SOo 1888 1S) Dollars
payment distribute the
which said proportion
against said
property
following claims audited allowed
paid from the
Manuel Loreto $4,000; W.T. 247 $780, w.t. 1o8
Gomez Vaenzuela,
$62.50;
Karam, Simonon,
w.t. 25s Gwendon Dorothy $500; w.t. ILL., Adolfo Aamano
$500; W.T. 2 " R. Davenport $27OO $85 Co.,
Valenzua ia,
Avelno
Side Garage, $7135 W.T. 116 Rosame Paul
Schiller Amado $2 12 W.T. 49,
$1,000; 1mni
grafton Commissioner,
12O Turner $4,000;
Martin Wilson, $1,000 W.T. 12o Juan William
Dawson $40 VT 100 Charles
Nogales international., 1943-07-30
Continued from Page 50


Budget for Fiscal Year 1912 and 1943
Elementary Schools ....$ 98, ,39O.31
High Schools ....... .... 31,241.80
Reserve Fund ..........--.--.
TOTAL $129. .632 II
Less Receipts Other Soucers.....-.-- 63,423.l5
sc, 8.96
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES:
For General School Fund
Estimated Per Capita. State Fund - SIG 513 80
Balance General School Fund ... APT. "a
Eoros+ Reserve - 1852 81
Auto lien Tax Receipts .............. 1901 %
Total County Assessment for Teacher
Retirernent Find .....,............... 1882 20
TOTAL, $124, SGT SO
Nogales international., 1943-07-30

Estimated amount necessary for One and Two
Room Schools, from General Auto Lieu SchoaA
Reserve Fund: $2,975.6O
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Mrs. Simons In Excellent
Talk for University Club

After attending the annual con-
Vention of the General Federation
Of Women's clubs in Dallas, Texas,
last summer, Mrs. Simons and a
party of club women went to Mexi-
co City for a trip. After some time
in Mexico City and its vicinity, Mrs.
Simons parted from that group and
came home by way of the west coast,
visiting friends Ell route.
In this way she saw a large part
of Mexico and collected a number
of rare articles which she brought
with her. including some fine pieces
of pottery from the Mazatlan fac
tories.
Preceding the program, arranged
by the Brawley members, the club
enjoyed a luncheon at 566 Brighton.
Mrs. Willis Johnson, president, con-
Quoted a business meeting.
Miss Constance HardWicke, BraW-
ley member, presented the club with
a beautiful wool afghan which she
made and which the club will give
to the Red Gross for hospital use.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Charming Tea
Compliments
Miss Maquar

Mr. and Mrs. ROch j. MaQuar OF
141O Olive avenue entertained sun
day with a tea for their daughter.
Elrose, whose engagement to Jerome
Conrad of Lakewood Ohio, was an
nounced this last week.
Elrose who is student at use,
with two of her sorority sisters
Alpha Gamma Delta, was nome lor
the weekend, her guests including
Miss Lynn Norby and Miss Patricia
Conrad, sister of ElroSe'S flancec.
during the afternoon a NUMBER
of friends called to offer ElroSe
their good wishes and to enjoy tea
with the MaquarS. Beautiful 1lorai
arrangements decorated the living
room and in the dining room the
tea table was particularly attrac-
tive with its centerpiece OF gorgeous
poinsettias lighted by red taperS
whose bases were circlcd with frag-
rant white lilies. Mrs. Winitred Mac
Ivor poured.
Mrs. Mauuar received her guests
goWncd in a smart black afternoon
frock accented with white, while
Elrose, who is pretty blonde, was
charming in a black frock also.
The three girls returned to use
Sunday evening.
No date has been set Tor the
Wedding. ElroSc will complete her
work at use, Mr. Conrad being a
student in the Harvard graduate
school. finishing in the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Phone 300

Tickets for the opera, "Hansel
and Gretel,' to be presented Jan.
% under the sponsorship of the Ten
Thousand club, have arrived and
may be obtained from Mrs. Hazel
Gallagher.
The opera will be presented in
the high school auditorium by a cast
numbering some of the valleys fin
est singers. This cas- Includes: Ro-
berta jerks as Hansel; Margaret
Anne Henderson as Gretel; Janet
Thompson. witch; Eugene Moore
father; RosaviS Moore, mother,
Gloria Payne in the dual role of
the sandman and the dew fairy.
Choruses include the gingerbread
children who are under the I"ec-
ton of Laura Redden Mcfarland,
and the angels, directed b. Dorothy
Armstrong.
Music for this opera, written by
the noted composer, Humperdinck,
is particularly beautiful, and of
course the story is the familiar
childhood tale. Pretty scenery and
costuming will add to the attrac-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Wild Game Hunting Theme for
Present Day Clubs Program

The group also made a record
ing sent with a tray by Mrs. Rice
to Mrs. E. BroU.; VINO is i'll.
After dinner bridge was played,
Mrs. Stanton winning the prize for
the guests and the club prizes go
ing to Mrs. Chestnut and Mr.. Dowd
for high sco.eS ,.nc. 10 mrs. Moore
and Mr.. Bradshaw, second high
Guests were: Lieut.. and Mrs.
Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Walter
Heinecke, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Bar
rett Mrs. Jay Rice Members
present were: Dr.. w w Apple. Mr.
and Mrs. w. C. Costello, Mr.. and
Brock, Mrs. ~. E. Chestnut, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Coostello, Mr.. and
Mrs. M j. Dowd, Mr. and Mrs. Ha-
eel Gallagher Mr.. and Mrs. r. P.
Moore, Mrs. Mont j. Reid, Judge
and Mrs. Vaughn N. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy A. Weakley, and
the hosts,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

Wild game hunting was the
theme for the Present Day clubs
program Saturday at the home of
Mr. and Mis-. John T. Rice. on
West Main street, this theme being
carried out not only in the program
but in the dinner menG
Elk meat sent to Mrs. Rice by
her brother formed the main course
of the dinner, this delicacy being
greatly enjoyed Dy ,le guests. The
banquet tables were appointed with
clever miniature woodland scenes
in. keeping with the wild game idea.
Lieut.. j. ID. Stanton U.SN., gave
the program for the evening on
wild hunting, a fascinating account
OF types of game to be found in
various parts of the world, telling
many an interesting incident which
he experienced during his 33 years
in the navy
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
ON THE FRONT
IN THE VALLEY
CANTEEN BUSY

Servicemen this weekend JAM
med the El Centre canteen from
the moment it opened until 1t
closed-in fact, Sunday morning it
was SO crowded that hostesses wish
ing to relieve those behind the
counter. could hardly get into the
building, which can't be enlarged
too soon to suit the women who
have to work there to say nothing
of the men who patronize the cam
teen.
To Mrs. H. L. Bush, Jr., and Mrs.
H. L. Bush, ST.. and Mrs. Wlnitred
MacIvor, the canteen owes vote
of thanks for those three are among
the most faithful in sending food
to the canteen. Not only do they
take their regular days but they
are always sending something spe-
cial doWn-a delicious pie-fllling
for sandiches, etc. The other night
Mrs. McIvor sat up until midnight
making sandwich Filings which
were doubly welcome as the sup-
ply of cookies was gradually di-
miniShing.
Women of the city have respond
ed beautifully TO the call what with
all the shortages, but even more
help is going to be needed to main
tain the canteen supplies with so
many men visiting the valley week
ends. Church groups, all but few,
are cooperating wholeheartedly,
and many have their own canteens
to supply as well.
Mrs. o. w. Keep, telephone 1888.
is cooking chairman, and those
women who would like to help are
asked to call her to find out what
days the supplies are needed as
she has a schedule worked out, with
certain groups helping certain days.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Receives Call to
Compton Church

Father Edward Hutchinson. vicar
OF st. Paul's Episcopal church has
received a call to st. Timothy's
church in Compton, but has not
yet decided as to whether or not he
will accept that call. He will make
his decision by the end of this
week, he said.
During his term in the valley
Father Hutchinson has been active
III community as well as church af-
fairs, and will be missed greatly
Should he decide to leave the val
ley.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Society
Clubs
WOmen's Clubs to
Recruit Nurses

Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, presi-
dent of the General Federation of
Women's clubs, has requested all
clubs to recruit student nurses and
to raise at least $3.50 for training
to make a scholarship fund of some
S25O,0OO
Ways of raising the money have
been suggested as follows: holding
benefits, asking mems clubs to con-
tribute, asking women'S groups to
sponsor.
Students must be over l8 years
of age and high school graduates.
The Women's club of Holtville has
already adopted a plan of this type.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
TUESDAY

Wen baby conference. 9-l2, Mex
lean Baptist church, Brawicy.
Presbyterian Guild, Circle, 8,
10000 club.
Magnolia Mulberry, 10, MagnO-
liza church.
Guild luncheon, 1915, Prcsbyte-
rian church.
st. 'aul's guild. 1, II. ii. MOorOc
home.
Guild Circle program 2, church.
Social club, $50, 4C5 Washington
ST, CalcXicO-
Girl Scouts, !, Scout hut.
jobs Daughters, 1880 Masonic
temple.
Night school. 10, high school.
Eagles, s, $50 Broadway.
Central Labor council, 1880. La
Dor temple.
american Legion, s, Veterans
hall.
Nv. Stamp and Coin club, 7:3O,
ice plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Hosts at Party
Sunday Night

Informal small parties arc the
vogue this season and one of these
delightful affairs was that at the
Howard FarnsWorth ranch Sunday
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. Farms
worth invited Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
LaBrucherie and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard II. Moore to be their, dinner
guests.
After dinner conversation and
various entertaining games served
as the evenings diversion.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
CALENDAR
MONDA

Cactus GavcI club, Gas, Califor-
mia hotel.
El Centre ledge. No. 3Sl 4. and
AM, 7:3O. Masonic temple.
Carpenters, 1890, Labor temple.
S;croptimiS;S. 7:30, Barbara
Worth.
Night school classes. 10, high
school.
Music Teachers 7:i5, $40 Olive.
Imperial Louge, NO. 338, 8, I'm
pcriaI hail.
American Legion Auxiliary, 8,
Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
easssa.' sshaa. OF Interest to Women sss,' css.
y Anne
Bridge Dinner at
Lee Nuffer Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nuffer Sunday
night presided at a smart bridge
dinner at their home on Len Rey
avenue, places being marked for
Mr. and Mrs. Norman c. Deaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal H. Gavin, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo A. Magee, Mr.. and
Mrs Nolan c. Smith of Ell Centro
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie F. Rogers
of Brawley.
In the bridge game high score
prizes were won by Mrs. Magee
and Mr. Deaton.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11

Mrs. Joseph Simons OF Brawley
delighted Women's University club
Saturday, both with her excellent
talk on Mexico and her interesting
collection of Mexican art work
which she brought back with her
from trip last summer
Mrs. Simons is a gifted speaker
and aside from that fact, she visited
a number of places in Mexico which
the usual tourist does not see, which
made her account doubly interest
ing
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
WoIeI1a Girls Plan
Nature Hike

WOleha Camp Fire girls met last
week at the home of their guard
ian Mrs. Fred Smith, planning a
nature hike for the near future
Tho group agreed to pay weekly
dues, The money to be used for a
party in the near future.
Those present were: Patsy Nc
NcCcc. F'rcdcs Smith, Barbara Ann
Jackson Sarah Ann Griffin, Dor
othy Hatch. Marilyn Mu'lcn, Mrs
+. B jackson, assistant guardian,
and Mrs. Smith
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Announcements
OF Meetings

White Chrinc Social club mem
bers will meet Tuesday evening,
6:3O o'clock, at the home of Mrs.
Thomas E. Anderson. 405 Washing
ton street. CalcXico, for a pot-luck
dinner and an evening of bridge to
which the husbands arc invited.
Those who have room for paSsen-
GERS in their cars or those who
wish transportation should notify
either Mrs. B. o. Mitchell, telc-
phone SOL. or Mrs. John Kuhn,
telephone SOW. Members are re-
minded to bring their service.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
informal Party
Recent Event

A Pleasant informal dinner party
was given Saturday night by MIR.
and Mrs. Clarence McFadden at
their home on WenSley avenue. a
coVcrs-for-eig affair with bridge
afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Campbell
won the high score prizes in the
bridge games. the other guests in
cluding Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Williams
of Holtville and Mr.. and Mrs. Vlad-
imir AronoVici of Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
Tickets for Opera Sponsored
By Club Available Now

tiveness OF the production which
is directed by Wendell Waterman
with Mrs. Charles Bartholomew
as pianist.
All proceeds from the opera. which
is open to the general public will
be used in maintaining the surgical
dressings center in the club house
and for other war activities.
Mrs. Ben Hulse, club president,
has asked that every club member
be responsible for two tickets.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-01-11
P.-T.A. Enjoys
Talk by Pastor

Religious Training in the
Home" was the subject for the c%-
cellcnt talk given Friday by the
Rev. Mr.. Thomas F.. Cunningham
for members of Mckinley P.-T.A,
at tEcir meeting in the school.
During the business meeting an
nouncemcnt was made of the study
groug meeting Wednesday at 10
am. at the Riley Mcbride home on
Ell Centro avenue.
Second grade room mothers serv-
ed tea after the program.