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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
LORE"

The verse about the ladybug
flying away home To save her
children from burning original
ed in Europe. Children pleaded
With the ladybugs 10 fly home
and save their children, who
could not fly. when hop-vineS
were burned after harvest.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
UPS AND DOWNS

PORTLAND. Ore - j m Q s
Lyon. Q. played catch with his
mother purse AS he trotted
along on a shopping errand.
The purse, containing sly
landed on building ledge far
above his head.
Two policemen finally re
trieved it for the frantic jim
uy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06

The palolo, marine worm. Is
said TO sever It's head from It's
body when full of eggs The
body floats To the top of the sea.
bursts, and scattcrs the eggs
about The head then grows an
other body.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
INDIA-NUTS COME FROM

India is both the worlds larg
est producer and consumer of
cocoa nuts. II has 500 900 acres
of cocoanut trees under Cultiva-
ton. yielding a crop Of 100000
units.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
:;:.: :t &c:

A. ~ Beetchenon. Nessfs. n. J.. writes -R.'c,s
Otne Osctuns Ear Drops. vas 90 desf,nei gould
nc< hear the clock tick After using Oroiune I can
Ncw hesr the clok tick Nth both ears" Thous ands
aoW hard OF hearing would hear clearly and Dis
dnetly again. and get rtliet from buzzing ringing
head noises eogEed UP feeling IN sars ~ inpacted
wax that blocks canals and presses on sentative
eerdrums MAS removed Try safe orotunr directed.
Contains an ingredient especially recommended fas
0is purpose. Druggists. Health God stsA
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
MODERN STUDIO
6 South Gratiot. Mt. Clemens
Phone LOB

Private Reconsideration.
Hawaiian and Spanish Guitar,
Piano. Violin Mandolin. Accord
ion Sales Rentals. Professional
experienced teachers.
SPRING ENROLMENT NOW
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06

Victory Garden blowing Nor
ton Refs. 1850 Ia Mile Road
Phone Roseville 7OlOR3.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06

We wish 10 thank our friends
and ncighbOrs for the kindness
and sympathy shown us during
our recent bereavement. Mrs.
Noah Martin. and family.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
Personals
SPENCER CORSETS
AND SUPPORTS

NND SUPPORTS
Mrs Elsie Killewald, Regis
tered Corscticrc. 1875 South
Broadway, Phone Mt. Clemens
1881. III no answer phone
l93lM.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06

Wanted Furnished Apartment
by May 10Th One child. school
age. References furnished Write
Monitor Leader Box 1872.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
Music. peneins, Dromoties C.3

ACCORDIAN and GUITAR
Private and Class less lis. All in.
struments furnished HONOLU.
LU CONSERVATORY of MUS.
&c AND DANCE, Sill North
Walnut, Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
In Memoriom

In memory Of Joseph Mancik
who died one year ago May 9.
His Children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06
Wanted to Share
Edo

Want couple to share 5 room
house with employed couple.
21793 Donald, East Detroit, after
s pm.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-06

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness IN our recent bcreave-
ment- Edward Jacobs, Sr. and
Family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

One of them is boy from Massachusetts. He graduated
3rd in his class at college year ago. He planning
to be civil engineer.
One of them is boy from Rochester. He had just got
his first raise He planning enough SO his
mother could have the thing she had always wanted-a
little house and garden of her own.
One of them is boy from Texas. He was making
good money in the oil business. He had whole lot of
plans but his chief plan get married and take his
wife wedding trip to New York <M -.
The plans of these three boys-and of the other thou
sands this boat--are postponed for the duration.
When you look them you see they are all fine,
cean strong American boys And they all had fine lives
ahead of them-or thought they had But they've given up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
they're GOING ALL THE WAY

their lives. They've turned them the Government
Turned over their hopes and dreams and pans-every-
thing Turned their future They're going all the way
in this
HotV far are )0n going?
Everyone who is alive today is in this Old people
are in it. Children it, No escape Most of
don't want backs and hunt for the soft spotS
We do part.
We be able to look our boys in the eye when
they come back, with the feeling that did what
could and all we could and did it willingly.
Every civilians duty today is to buy war bonds The
Government needs money needs get these boys
across and to provide them with the BEST complete
equipment in the world to fight with.
Remember they're going all the way. Hon. arU gorge?
7epsng7asr'.et CANDY Shops
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
AA.A Imposes
News Blackout

Washington. July 2l.--(AP)--The
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
(AAA) has Forbidden lis 2OO. 900 field
employees and state. c.:uniy and local
i-rmCr committeeman Il d:,:ribute
information abuut AAA farm pro-
gi"uS II the press, radio and other
ms means Ui comm. alton.
7 Il Agriculture Department lis
closed iris ~ making public an in g.
p:rlat.nn by it. solicitor Of 4 n"u"i-
sion "t ;"r ncw dcDattn"n. app"o-
pr!ut.an az; prohibiting the us. o.
Fr,i,: al iU:d "A pa ms salaries Il Il
expenses of aIy AAA regional. stats.
~ Crint. inforna ion employee.
The f.cld r.nployc+ u 4 commit
tCC:Hrn also wee told that thC.'
ni&st NO; carry 81 any promOt.Cnal
;.riiy.;y f.G he NAA aS ~ inS;i.u-
tiru ~ iCr line AhA policy Of crop
cunt"pi. 81 80 hwi!d public pre- sure
for rr against C,..i"rc .$:,?.:il :sgtiuN Oh
farm ,u":E.lgra.
Ii, Distribution of WA infurln1-
ton. IT." ;!r"Lr.mcut instructed, mus.
be left - IL" "t;ItC and co,;ntv agri-
CIltrr:il C%t"r.,rn services. | the
pas, tic AAA ana cXicn sion scrv-
ir,.' ui rn ! 9" been IT ODDS On
the Hth'" n:ni. u" cXi"n&;nn sorry
ices = ! the american F.rir Bur.du
+, Irr',t'pn nave hrrn "l."r! CON
urCt"d II some ca.rs. BON c. tr:h
Utnr - "al@riC" ot ~1untv fam
cent
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Rationing Beard Gives Rules
Concerning Gasoline Rations

TIA" N"hr, "Hr i".a" Iui ....tluu-
H." h"a:d !i:1- :.@t:2i "a" !"llul.iri"
.iIir!m"ni cpn',inl!'n ...-..iIn,
ming:
The following chang ;nr NJ: II.
fleet and .:huulI IL, % .:.i ~ al
"a vg-' u! H;::;oli!,:
|. i'r.-on.: Who Ii" .nly " .h..t
U.stHuC" from Their vel; VIII not Dr
gwen supplemental :. .ulinv II ~ -
nd :run work.
,. one Hundred gan bulk co.,
p"n> are no longer us.& Tie gasoline
GeprS!; certificates h;.v" taken their
place. Onc-gallon bull coupons are
- bc used 10y special II.lJugh only.
;. Vacation travel. ;...= has been
=. confusing subject: hy:c j. The "lu"
uOr!a" 81! II: Person !. In., in North
Carolina. South Cayr..'E.. George
and Florida may use ia,iT "A" cuu-
punS L. t.:Ivcl with" these states
without puin" tn Their i.cal boards
iur permission. !; should bc kept in
mI:td, hOWcvS-. that enough -" Cuu-
n"n$ must Dv reserved tor going 10
'hIr"n. shopping and listing and
l. - h"ld.'r ,,vS ail IN y" cuupun:.
~ = vacation II" bn.ti "il uu, ~
gluCC ;Ars" WITH Il coupons. Any
person Wh" @!shr. =" TAX" Il Vuc.,-
lIon which c.'lI. him int, the chi
teal :nurla:... ".r;. Virginia .nu
no.th) muSi ;pi,iv IL lii" itcal va
price and raj. mia" board 10: per
mission.
!. Automobile operating under 4
&c. '"r'S license Plat" are not eligible
iur 'a"ic "a gasoline ratipns. ~
looks "hich o." held for such vc-
niCles should D.. tanned IN To- the
board al nECe.
). Plant transportation committee
urn should notify NE local beard nj
,ncc II Il "C-mr. sop: wUrkia? at
The plant. As soon rs Thu. up,!cc is
given. The board :.:.i cell H. the book
held by i:!c WORKER.
&. Ply: ir!:.uS l.Ir give III" alton
board :. written ".d"r iur gasoline
- ,',"hl;' - nati,'t to attend . clinic
~ INV k.nI "E!".. require. pa Iudic
trip -" requested + notify The IL
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
No State Funds
For Lunches
D..iIv Dispatch Bureau.
In III Sir Walter Hotel.
By LYNN EISBET

Ealc!s.'. H.: 2l.-TruStee. Ct
Scnocl c."nr!ttccs may establish
E:Ic! DuI:ra G. Cg:ttc"i;.E in school
house; !: ,:.r" drcm it advisable. bu,
no StI,c u.u"y CON ." used IT,. OPP
.';.t'r; .. zoe. CDnNcnICuCCS. Thu
rXptn., .. .f"'. Gnt may De H.
c!udva 30. .,,. auci2rts ,td thry
my p" Imported b. loc@! taxation.
So drr!n.r0 ..' p"ncy Gcr:."I Harry
.!CMG....n ia .G,. al Z. nuiun..: Oi OPP
ion. released wednesday,.
!. justice al the peace appointed
49, Inc .c"rn' legislature have NOT
u.:c"dy qualified before the clerk OF
Crurt. the" are Just out OF luck. at
cugdiug to another decision. Under
In !i.. tnrv had H. Bc >WoIn al
v.'n.u 30 du"a after april /. iyi3
delinquent ru!i.igcn" may not pr
legally confined "a tails III this state.
II !triilci GcCl-HvG: but there az,
twu exceptions. IIyenIle, over II
y,,. Of age bound uvv. ~ superior
CDu.t on c:,uP"- 90! felony. and tho. .
urcg II changed vlt. violation %!
muiui vehicle law. L..! be confined
~ common J,laE.
The mayo. Old. a town cannot ap-
point II pu.Ir, ul.n Gu!ys., there Is =.
SPECIAL .ta'U',. !pr I'm town :tuthur!I-
ing il, Ordinarily -uch appointments.
i!r up t. to-. Dr...d q! aldermen 81
Il, .vu r.1,Ii J. o. further "cli
lha; tic hu..G Old. ,..:"l men "a oth,g
HJN"l mig I'.' "i " mlInIclpaII y
mas ~ HUt.n..'" 10 ra>. an ordr-
r..I,' IUrra. ..., rI.r *. IL It's m.r!,
.rI' II 'hc .aC.' ." .. Ia hrC"u,r ii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

tioning board office for the placards.
Posters for Group stores are now
on hand. and those for the other
groups are expected next week.
Group merchants are those operat-
ing independent stores doing gross
volume q; business under S5O,OOO
annually.
Originally. OPA designated the
type of stores as Glasses l, ii. Ill
and ". but as some misunderstand-
ing ioSaltcd from this designation,
OPA has charged the terms to Group
!, ii, IL AID ". Manv Il store des-
'"""ttd formerly as Class w is a
!! first c!:::3 i;o:c III the usual sense
of TIE wore. L was pointed cut,
and the word '2ro.p" WAS adopted
10 ;.v.!d mi Il dc standing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
FOOD STORE POSTERS
READY FOR GROCEl2S

Thr Nanr" WAN price ,id rHiiuning
board n" Il supply III posters which
are 80 g." ii"p!ay,d in fnCd Stores
to denote the ella" group il whi"h
inr ,nd., d.."! tor. bel mr= for g.
tabli: hmrnt ut price ceilings uMdcr
OpA regulations. il wa Innru.cgd
today nv 9. VI. Cruwdcr. chief clc.E;
- IT," beard.
These peter viii not DO mailed
"a the :it.,'s. .: WIS aid. and n."!-
chants are - l;cd To call At the ra-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
[;l3;!51iE]!|E7
Do you have poor digestion?
Do you feel hsadachy after eatlng7
Do you get sour or upset easily?
Do you feel tired-listless?

DO you feel heavy. sour, upset or head
achy utter you eat? Is poor digestion
robbing you Of lot of fun?
II you are taking soda, alkalzers or
other artificial indigestion aids. perhaps
that's why you don't feel better! You
ought to give Nature n chance.
For medical science proves that four
fifths OF all your food is digested after it
leaves your stomach. Then Mature must
provide about 2 pints Of an alkaline di-
Yestive fluid each day To Keep your food
digesting properly. Otherwise it may lie
heavy and sour within You.
Now Carriers Little Liver Pills increase
Natures own flow of this alkaline diges-
tive iluid-oftcn in less than thirty min
utcs. 1t helps digestion. 1t neutralizes
acidity. And right away you're on the way
to feeling light, sweet, comfortable and
clear-hcaded again.
Get Carriers Little Liver Pills today
at any drugstore 25s. Take as di-
rected. Don't depend any longer on arti-
fetal indigestion aids when Carriers help
after Natures own order.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
DR.. Meyer To
Speak Here
On Thursday

d.. Harold ID. Meyer. Stale de
I.n.: n.J.dinatur. J., - peak 10 i
"r.up &C.; the court ApI." mere to-
morrow afternoon at / o'clock -
outline war rcc.ra.. . program.
Chairman Il. T. Clements al thr
county de IL e rEl,.IIIH1'ou. IS in
charge pi arrangements. and urges u
lI.e" attendance OF those Interested.
Particularly desired 80 he meet
! ;r" representatives 90 'nc mayor.
~" city Council. parvu; teacher and
yuuih organizations. civic clubs.
""'nrn groups. playground. art.
mua!C and dramatic Gruupy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Why Take Chances?

The germ that causes the dis
ease is known as Tinea rrieho-
phyton. II buries itself deep in
the tissues OF the skin and Ia
very hard to kill. a test made
sli.ws it takes Is minutes OF boil
ing To destroy the germ. whereas.
upon contact. laboratory tests
show that II. T. will kill the germ
Tinca Trichophyton within Is Sec
onds.
II. F. was developed solely for
the purpose of relieving Athletes
Foot. II iS n liquid that pene-
trntes and dries quickly. You just
paint the affected parts. II. F.
gently peels the skin. whish en-
nblcs it to get to parasites exist
ing under tho outer cuticle,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Beware Of II
SPREADING

often the disease travels an
over the bottom Of the feet. Tho
solrS of your feet become. red and
swollen. The skin also cracks and
pccls. and the itching becomes
worse and worse.
Get relief from this disease ~
quickly ms possible because il 10
both contagious and infectious and
it may go to your hands or even
to the under arm or crotch of the
Logs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Dixie Wood in War

The National Forests in II South
ei' state .old Utmost t.go million
dollars worth Of timber and forest
products during the fiscal yea.
which CIdcd June -. l9i3. accur!
ing Il In" l.. 8. Fore. Sc.v.cc. Viz
-.ually al thee product wcr" ascd
n Dl"Gi".n@ v'.r materials.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
RELIEF GUARANTEED
OR MONEY BACK

At least 5occ of the adult population
OF the United States are being attacked
by the disease known as Athletes Foot.
Usually the disease starts between the
toes. Little wat"ry bliatcrs form. and
the skin cracks and pccls. After q while
the itching becomes intense. and you feel
rs though you would like to scratch of
NIL the skin.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

THESE two important steps MAJ
l. help you overcome the GiScOnlfUrts
or embarrassment Of sour stomach.
Jerky nerves. loss of appetite. under
weight, digestive complaints, weak
ness!
person who Is operating on only q
20 to 1870 healthy blood volume or q
stomach digestive capacity CT only 50
to 60so normal Is severely handicapped
So with ample stomach digestive Juices
PLUS rich. rcG-b!COd you should Ell Joy
that sense OF well being which denotes
physical fitness mental a,CrtnCss,
II you are subject TO poor digestion or
suspect deficient rcd-DlOOd as the Cal!~t,
OF your trouble. yet have no orgaui:
complication or focal Infection. SIS
Tonic may be JUS; VIVA: you need as 4.
Is especially designed % promote tn.
flow OF vial digestive juices III 'hr
stomach and 10 bU!!d-Ip blood strcmg;.
when deficient
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Itching Often
Relieved Quickly

As room rs you apply II. F. you may
find that the itching is relieved. You
should paint the infected parts with II. r.
night and morning until your feet are
better. Usually this takes from three to
ten days.
II. +. should leave the skin soft and
smooth. You may marvel at the quick
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

About oae-:Aird o: III the forest
Land of ne United State is on farms
according 20 nc U. s. Department
oc kgr.C ,ii;Irc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21

,nT i'"ln>- itrry I0G Nuir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-21
Build Sturdy Health
SO that the Doctors may better
serve orr Fighting Forces

serve our Fighting forces
Thousands and thousands of users have
testified to the benefits SIS TOni, has
brought to them and scientific rCs".gch
shows that u gets rC-lIl'S-:hut's Wiz 80
many say SIS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you feel Ike yourself again AZ
drug stores Ia iOauG az. size, :, SIS :. Co,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26

club, that group having its first
meeting of the. current club year at
the home of Mrs Robert W. Ware,
642 Wensley.
This short story, in the poetic
prose characteristic of the writer
is subtle picture of the interplay
of character, the injured beggar in
his desire for revenge on the bishop
succeeding instead in making of
the bishop a character of great
benevolence and humanity in his
world.
Mrs. Dupont gave a delightful
version of tine story which made an
excellent beginning for the years
work
Mrs. William Burke, Jr., section
chairman, presided and appointed
committees to take charge of vari-
Gus phases of the next club meet
ing when the section will present
Mrs Guy A. Weakley.
Mrs. Ware served tea to members
and guests, those present including
Mesdames William Burke, Jr., H. c..
Diller, Norman E. Dupont, Laural
M. Ferguson, j. Rodney jenkins,
Forrest E. Kutz, w. S. Kong, NAL
colin Macurda, E. J. Mack, Don C..
Paulus, w. H. Tondro, Robert w.
Ware, Guy A. Weakley, D. B.
Roberts.
Mrs. John s. McNeece was q
guest of the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Popular Couple
Married in
Yuma Chapel

The Wedding Bell chapel in
Yuma, Arizona, was the scene of
wedding recently which will interest
many in the valley: the service
uniting in marriage Gloria Caldwell
and Clyde Plummer, both OF Ell
Centre.
Gowned in a white dress trimmed
in fuchsia and wearing a corsage
of orchids, the bride made a pretty
picture.
Georgia Nichols of El Centre was
her only attendant and Tony Va
noni acted as best man.
The double ring service was read
by the Rev. Mr. L. L. Roberts and
those present at the ceremony were:
Mrs. Glen Caldwell, mother of the
bride, Mrs. Elmer Shaline, sister OF
the bridegroom; Marion Tippets,
Dona Johnson, Gene Forbes, Jim
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Zuckerman, Corp. Frank Gerretts
MI. and Mrs. plummer will make
their home in Ell Centro. Their
wedding is the elimination of
romance which had its beginning
in their mutual hobby, roller skat-
ing, both being excellent amateur
skaters and meeting at the local
rink
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Masons Prepare for Annual
Homecoming Celebration

One of the biggest events in the
calendar for Ell Centre lodge No.
384, F. and A. NJ, is the annual
homecoming celebration which in
augurates the beginning of fall
Masonic activities in the fall.
This year Judge Elmer w. Heald,
acting master of the lodge, has
scheduled an outstanding program.
an observance which combines U. S.
Constitution-Navy day and the
homecoming.
The gathering will take place on
Nov. 2, next Monday in the Masonic
temple and the evening will begin
with a dinner to be served at Gas
O'Clock, B. E. Lemons and his COM
mittee being in charge which is as
surance of an excellent menu.
Entertainment will be provided by
group of talented young musicians
presented by Mrs. Eugene Water
man whose delightful programs are
always greeted with enthusiasm.
Judge Clarence Harden of San
Diego will be the speaker and will
talk ON the United States Consti-
tuition, subject on which he is an
authority. Judge Harden has a
reputation as an able speaker and
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Join Sorori+ies
At Stephens

Two valley girls pledged sororities
recently at Stephens College,
Columbia, Mo-; jeanne McKim,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L.
McKim of Imperial pledged Sigma
Alpha Chi and Mary Frances
Galpin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
F.. F.. Galpin of Brawley, Psi Chi
Omicron.
Stephens has 16 social sororities
on the campus and this year they
are devoting their energies to the
Red Cross and other service organi-
cations rather than to dances and
social activities. The various groups
sponsor such projects as the hot
lunch program for under-privileged
children attending Columbia's pub
lie schools, work with patients in
the state cancer hospital, help in
the community nursery school, etc.
The sororities will also sponsor
dances and other entertainment for
servicemen stationed at the Uni
versity of Missouri in Columbia.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

Shrine Social club, ESQ, 473
Brighton.
Night school, 10, Central.
Surgical dressing, 1890, 10000
club.
Girl Scouts, I, Scout hut.
Civil Air Patrol, 1880, Junior
college.
Troop 73, 1880, fire hall.
Jobs Daughters, 1880, Masonic
temple. ....
Central Labor council 1880, Labor
temple.
American Legion, 8, Veterans hall.
Eagles, 8, 500 Broadway.
WEDNESDAY
Arts and Crafts, 10, 10000 club.
Study group, il, Harding school.
Bartenders, 2, Labor temple.
Troop 90, 7:15, Scout hut.
State guard, 1850, stadium.
American Legion Auxiliary, 1880,
Imperial hall.
Drama Workshop, 8, 10000 club.
Parliamentary law, 8, 525 Wenslcy.
Servicemen's dance, $3.50, Vet
Grams hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Open House for
Ann Mitchell

Ann Mitchells 10Th birthday was
celebrated Saturday night with a
gay open house given in her honor
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. H.
Mitchell.
From that evening until mid
night the house was filled with
young people who enjoyed dancing
and bingo, some 60 dropping in to
celebrate the occasion and to offer
their congratulations to the guest
of honor.
At II o'clock the birthday cake
was presented with all the tradi-
tional ceremonies.
Mrs. Mitchell was assisted by
Mrs. H. Lee Landerman and Mrs.
Les Houston, Mrs. r. M. Arm
strong presiding at the punch bowl.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Girl Reserves
Year Planned

Organization of Girl Reserve work
in Imperial county was discussed a.
a meeting CT the district YWCA
board Saturday in Brawley at the
iome CT Mrs. Percy Palmer.
Plans call for an advisors con-
ference in Ell Centre on Nov. and
or a mid-winter conference fol
Girl Reserves, provided than trans
portation is available.
Mrs Charles Hancock and Mrs.
Fldred Ferguson who attended
summer conferences, reported or
these gatherings.
Those present were: MIS-. Palmer.
Mrs. R. B. Wilson, Brawley; Mrs.
Eldred Ferguson. Hcltville; Mrs.
Charles Hancock, Mrs. Wallace
Kent, Imperial: Mrs. H. C. Jones
Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs. j. L. Du-
Bois, Sr, executive secretary, E
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-26
Many Dressings
Made at Center
Monday Might

Approximately 1000 dressings were
made Monday night when members
of Boyce Aten unit, America Leg
ion Auxiliary, assisted by other
women of the community devoted
the evening to work at the Red
Cross center in the Ten Thousand
club house.
Thirty-three women were present
at the Auxiliary more than achiev-
ed its goal of having every table
filled with workers for an extra
card table to be set up.
Since the demand by the war de-
partment for these dressings is
tremendous and since the Ell Gen.
tro Red Cross chapter has a large
quota to meet, all the help possible
is needed Boyce Aten unit plans
to devote one of it's meetings each
month to this work, the other meet
ing being a business one in the
veterans hall.