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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12

&aum begonnen, Itirbt Der Rbptbmus
Dieoer. Wan legt beute 5u itartes @e"
m;ft auf Die &ationalitdt Der 8auten
uno perno6Iaiiigt bas @efiibl, aus
Oem lie ebenfaas beraustpadien n1iiB-
ten, oomit cine barmoniide @an5beit
5ultonoe gebra6t tpiiroe. Ser SebIer
lit nod beilbar, oie Seilung aber
bangt bon Ser fernen nadtrie9li6en
&ulturentDidlung ob. llno oieie bangt
bon 10 oielen 6attoren ob, oaB es
taum m0gli6 lit, ou9 nur l1nbe"
itimmtes iiber Sic 3ufunft 3u propbe"
5eien.
IS muB in0es 5ugegeben tperoen,
ooB ge1piile geldmadooue, ni6t un'
lhone Yrofnabauten auf cine bouton1.
menere gntIpidlune idlieBen laiien.
81. 3d. Rid.
9lloun (9llum) fam fir Der i6ie-
0ene 3pede angepanot tperoen.
Alaunpuloer ouf trebsartige Bun6en
geltreut, berbinoert oielelben am
8eiterfre1ien. Ilarn in 8aKer aufee.
l01t, lit Elm Oor5ii9lides Au9enbao'
maller. IlaunDalier lit ebenfaus Elm
altsge5eidnetes 3abnpubmittel uno
Wunolpiilpoiier. 8ebor man es bel
8unoen gebraudt, tpo1de man Die
Wunoe 3uer1t gut aus. Ilaun tpirtt
5uIammen5iebenO, trodneno uno raid
beilen0.
- 9. s., ga.
Bur grboltung Ser @eiunobeit une
Inn Dor Anltedung betpobrt 81 bleiben,
lit nidts midtiger ols refine, frii9e
2uft. Sn Ser 16on Dor iiber 100
SQbren erlbienenen uWatrobiottt"
beiBt es: u@ines ser grDBten 8ertiir-
3ltngsmittel oes meni9li9en 2ebens
lit ooS 3lt enge 3ulammenleben uno
<tpobnen Ser WenIden uno fiir6terli6
lit Oas ltebergetpibt, 0as Die Sterb.
libteit <oeslelben in oen EotenIi1ten
bat. Oie bonn Weni6en ousgeatmete
2uft entbalt foule Stoffe un0 &ob'
lenIGure, nel6e Elm t00li6eS @ift lit.
llugeliiftete> beltGnoig perl9loilene
itnO offene @raber Der
2ungentrantbeiten uno
grfdltungen IinO Die 6olge bon bump
fer 3unmerluft. Mon lollte ltets, bel
Gag uno gtadt, ourd cine tleine Sen"
lter0ifnrng friIde 2uft inS 3in1mer
leiten, freilid obne einen 2uft5ug gu
Oeranlallen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12
@as lit @el6?

Gin &riege ent5iinoenoes,
u@eIeul6aften" griinoenoes,
@ebre6en Deroedenoes>
0en &ouefteur nedenoes>
@elbtpilter ent3tpeienoes,
9ie Sauier beleibenoes,
0en @ei5balS begliidenoes>
Sen Soren beriidenoes,
@eridmen0ern entl6minoen6es
Sn 8onten iib finoenoes,
am u2ebten' meiit feblenoes,
Den Meiuiondr quGlenoes,
Oie Stimmung geltaltenoes,
Sen Bert itd erbaltenoes,
9ie 5einoidaft beri0bnenoes,
Die Eugen0 berbobnenoes,
@efangniiie iprengen6es,
Oie 5reibeit .einengen6es,
Sle Wlnl0e be1tlttl111e110eS,
8tel ,@ipfel" ertlimmenoes,
9ie 9ummbeit beldiibenoes,
9te gitelteit ftiiben0es,
0ie gr0Bte Mea6t babenoes,
3ufrieoenbeit Dependencies,
0ie Weniden fortierenoes,
Sen Sdein 6etorierenoes,
8iel Seiraten itiftenoes,
Die Ser5en bergiftenoes,
@rfolge erringenoes,
Parteten be5tpingenoes,
8tel l1nrub' erregenoes,
Die Stauten betpeeen6es
Vfittel un6 Gut.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12
= 8. g., q. 5.

PeIrt , oQS meltltDe G19entln Oes
Papftes, lit auf folgenoe 8etIe i'm
2aufe Der Sabrbunoerte entitan0en.
Ser an iroil6en @iitern arme Npo-
itelfiirit Betrus fam nod 9tom obne
iegIides tpeltlide @tgentum. 8alo
aber fanoen it6 in 3om tpie friiber
au6 in Seruialen rei6e 1no tpob1.
babenoe, 5um> @briltentl1m befebrte
2eute, oie ibr @igentum Dem Mpoitels
fiiriten 5u SiiBen legten. go emit itan6
glei6 bon Infang an Elm unabb6n.
gtges &ir6eneigentum, beItebeno in
9irdengebauoen, bii60fli9en uno
pfarramt1iden 8obnungen, 8ittpen.,
8aiien-, &ranfen. uno Nrmenberiors
gungsanitalten, 8e9rd b n isi itatten,
8obnungen fir gottgetpeibte Sung.
frauen, bobere un0 nie6ere 56uIe11~
uno >pos 6erelei6en fir9lide MnitoI-
ten un0 Stiftungen mebr lin6, oie ie
nod ibrer 9lrt unter Der freien uno
uneingei6rantten 8ertpoltung Der
beridie6enen fir9liden 8b0roen (8i-
i6ofe, Hrieiter un6 Diafone) itanoen.
9erartige Sdenfl,ngen bon Brtbot-
eigentum 3lt fir6li6en 3peden un6
CUR 8etatigung 0es fatboliI6en @lau-
bens un6 Der driitlt6en 2iebe, tpie
fte @poitelgei6idte 4, 32-37, ge-
meloet tper6en, nieoerbolten ii9 i'm
2aufe Der Sobrbun6erte uno infoIge
Der eritaunlid raiden Nusbreitung
Der fatbolil6en Stride in immer gro
Berem WaBitabe, Biz enbli9 au6 bic
tpeltliden 8ebor6en un6 Gegierungen,
bon &oiier Con n1tantin 6em @roBen
ongefaneen big 3u SbeoooIius Dem
@roBen, bon Suftintan big ouf @arl
oen @roBen, bon &aiier Seinrtd Dem
Setltgen big ouf BEN eriten Huoolf
Don SabS6urg Der Stride ni9t nur
groBartige 56enfungen an 2ono uno
2erten ma6ten> ion6ern ibr aud oas
Ber6altungSredt, an bielen Srten,
tuie in &om, 0oS @igentumsre6t iiber
ftaatlibe 0on1anen iibertrugen uno
ibre &egierungsgetpo1t BGpiten un6
8ii6ofen f0rmli9 0elegierten, in Ell
mem abnltden, ia iogar nod un1foiien-
6eren MaBe, tpie 3. g. oie ein5elnen
Staaten Rproamerifas eetpiiie 9egie-
rungsgelpalten un0 Eerritorialre6te
nnierer 8unoesregierung in @aibing>
ton iibertragen baben. 0urd 1olde
Serritoriolidenfungen uno forlnli9e
l1ebertragung Der SouberGnitdtsredte
iettens peltlider &egenten, r0nii6er,
frantiider uno oeuti6er @ailer auf
bic romii6en Bdpite 1T Ser &ir6en-
itaat uno Die tpeltlide Serri9aft oes
Papites entitanoen. Nuf abnIibe 8ei-
fe entitan0en 6ie geiitli6en Rurfiirs
itentiimer in Deuti6lan6 un6 an6ere
geiitli6>politiide Serridoften in alien
fatbolii6en 2dn6ern.
6. g, ga.
sic fonnen SeilfrGuter ser ber-
idieoenen Mrt be5ieben bon unIerm
2eier uno Ngenten Srn. 81. Sper1 in |
@ittsburgb. gir bertpeiien Sic auf
feline An5eige auf ser 1ebten 5eite Die
Ter @ummer. 5ein Seilmittel gegen
3uderfranfbeit bat idon bielen 2eiern
Setlung gebradbt.
- 6. g., Nebr. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12

Die 5eritorenoen &r6fte oes erIten uno
namentli6 oes gegentpdrtigen 5peiten
8eltfrieges MAIDEN ieoes &uniti9affen
unm0glid. 5eIbit oie itrenge uno er.
babene tirdlide &unit lit lei6er oiel.
fo6 NIT in ben Strom moterieuer
Terlrrungen bineingeriiien tporoen.
IS ltno in Der ga6triees5eit 10.
pobl in europa, als au6 in unlerm
2onoe fir61ibe 8auten erri6tet NOR.
ben, Die ieoer &unit uno ie6em &C.
iunoen @ef6mad bobnipre6en. sic
itno ieoenfaQs zines tatboltl6en, ia.
trolen 8oues untpitr0ig. Oie religi0.
le, uno i'm engeren 5inne Die tir9Ii9e
&unlt iebt einen bon ser Geligion
our6orungenen &iinitler borous. 9ie
mlttelolterli6e Runlt tonnte cine 8lit-
te5eit Der &unit i6affen, tpeil Die
&iinltler tief religi0s tparen. @egen
gnoe oeS IS. Sobrbun6erts bat man
our6 3uriidgreifen ouf 0as MitteI-
alter in alien @ebieten - nomentli9
i'm &ir9enbau uno 4ir6eni6mud -
NIT nur teilmeile er3ieltem @rfoIg
nieoer cine ernite &i6tung gu i9of>
fen uno Die MIR al13u berbreitete ia.
brlfmaBige Serlteuung bon religi01en
0orItellungen our6 ioIde bon tinItIe.
rlldem Wert 5u erieben ber1u6t. Sci
oieIen &nlQben lit es geblieben. Ser
Belttrieg bat 0ie 8ertpil6erung Der
&unlt beidleunigt.
Gum Sob Der firdli9en &unlt in
unlerm 2anoe muB gelagt >peroen,
PaB i'm 2oufe Der leBten SSobr5ebnte
Diele berrli6e tunltpolle totbolilde
&lrden ln0 &atbe0ralen entItqnoen
1tno.
gSaS nun BEN ur6iteftoniI9en 5til
betrlfft, 10 tann man nit 3e6t be-
5tpeifeln> Oh es in nG9lter 3ufunft
gelingen miro, einen neuen, bon ben
olten beri6ie6enen or6itettoni16en
Still gu ibaffen. 0ie 1tnnloien uno
inS 2dderli6e ber3errten futurilti.
I6en uno tubiltiiben Broben Die ge,
boten por0en lin0, itn0 ni9t 0orno6
ongetQn, Inn ettpos @utes un0 mirf-
l16 &unIt0oues fir Oie n46Ite 8u>
tunft ouf Dem @ebiete Ser &unlt uber-
boupt ermorten 5u laiien. 9ie Na6s
tlange Der &rtegSbertpirrungen 1ino
audi ouf oieiem @ebiet nidt geIdmun.
oen unO Ser mo0erne @eldQftsgei1t
1T ou6 nidt 0a5u 9eeignet, sic &un1t
auftommen gu 1ailen. Cine 5eitge-
maBe uno einbeitli6e 9lr9itettur lit in
per Sebt3eit nod toum 3u bemerten. |
IS itno ni6t 10 lebr 6ie auBeren Mert.
male ornamentalen gbarafters> ouf
Die es antommt. MaBgebeno CUR 8e.
urtellung elmer beltinmten gr6itef- !
tur lit Dor auem Die 2inienri9tung. |
Ton ibr miro ser Stil beltitnnt. 9as
bon 8ertifale 3u Sori5on-
tale gibt Den Nusidlag. Dpnamii6e |
3elten geben Ser Bertifolen Ben I'M.
beoingten gor5ug, mebr ltatii6e, itGr-
fer ausgeglidene gpoden ser Sori.
5ontalen. 8ei ben @rieben bemunoern
mir oie barmoniibe l1ebereinItimntunq
uno 3ulammenfiigungen beioer. ssn
Der @egentpart pi0erlpreben ii6 bic
in Ser Mr9iteftur
nod, tDennglei6 Elm beItimn1ter 3ua
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-04-12

gngel oes Serrn. @u6 &loiter gaben
ipater nod Dem &on1plet Elm @lodens
5et6en, bon1it 6ret Aoe bon allen &C.
betet piiroen.
Bielfa6 i6reibt man Dem Boplt
Urban Dem 3ueiten oie @infiibrung
oes Ingelus 5u. l1n6 5tDar oesba1b,
neil er auf Der &ir6enberiammlung
5u Glermont 1895 anoronete, oaB oie
@ldubigen morgen unb abenos bur6
Elm oreimaltges @loden3ei6en gum
@ebet fir oie &reu5fabrer oufgemuns
teri miiroen. Nber audi bier banoelt es
itd Inn irgeno Elm @ebet, ni6t uber
nm BEN ugngel oes Serrn".
Inoere bringen Sen fl. 8onaoens
tura in 8erbinoung nit Dem Moel1u,
ten. l1no 3tpor ion er es ols Gene
raj ouf 6em @eneraltopiteI Der Sron.
5istaner gu Niiiii (1269) eingefiibrt
baben. Mber er oronete nur an, 6aB
ois Sron3isfoner Die @lGubigen ouf.
muntern iollten, einige gloe Marias
5u beten, menn abenoS oas 3eiden our
&omplet gegeben tperoe. l1no 5tpar
louten lie oiele 9loe Warias beten in
oem @eoanten, oaB 5u oieier Stunoe
Der @nge1 oes Serrn Waria bic 8ots
idoft bra6te.
au6 bier ban6elt es it9 alio ntdt
Inn uniern gngel oes Serrn> ionoern
nur Inn einen 8orlaufer Der beuti-
gen Sitte. Ini6einen0 mar ober Die
Sitte, oben6s Elm 3ei6en nit Der
@lode 81 geben uno babel orei &pe
Marta gu beten, i'm Weittelalter tpeit
berbreitet. 59on 1889 tpuroe ser 81
o5eie Briren cine Ib1aBurtunoe aus
gelteQt fir oas 8eten Der orei Noe
Maria am Mben0. SSobann Der @in-
un65man5ig1te erteilte einen be1on0e=
rem NblaB oenen> Die 0teie 6rei 9loe
Wearta fnteno beteten. 9lber in oen
alten ltrtunoen lit INNER nur sic
Ge0e bonn obenOli6en 2auten uno ben
,,@egriiBet ietlt 0u, Wtoria". Grit i'm
IS. Sabrbun6ert fam oas 2Guten oeS
Worgens uno 0es Mittags auf. 9as
WftttagSlGuten geI6ab 5ur @rinnerung
an ben Eoo Gbrilti Baplt &alirtus
Der 0ritte gob Dem Mtttagslauten Ell
ne an0ere 8eoeutung: es iolte Der
STUFF gum @ebete iein fir Die gegen sic
Eiirfen Streitenoen.
Iber an oiele @ebete tparen ni6t
oasielbe, mas unler >,@ngel oes
Serrn" lit. Ser &ate6ismus oes I'll.
Petrus &aniiius (1557) tennt i'm
nod nidt. Gum 5peiten Mal begeg=
net er uns in ser 3tpeiten S6lfte oes
16. Sobrbun0erts. @r fqn6 ieoo9
balo aagemetnen gingang un0 lpur0e
NIT rei6en Ablailen berleben.
Das 6em Mngelus bin3ugefiigte &C.
bet fir bie grmenieelen gebt auf cine
slnoronung oes Bapites Haul 6es
5itnften (t6O5-1621) 5uriid> Der
oaB Die @ldubigen BEL Gin.
bru6 Ser 0unfelbeit gum @ebet fir
bic 8eritorbenen aufgefor6ert tpiir.
ben.
Sabrbun0erte baben alio an I'M ie=
rem beutigen Ingelus gearbeitet. gr
lit Elm alter 8ral1d), uno es mdre iebr
3u beoauern, tpenn er BEL ben &atbo-
ltfen in Wegfau tame. @ott iei 0onf,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
Ell CENTRIC METHODIST

Eighth street and Olive avenue
rev. Hayden S. Sears, pastor: Rev.
David r. Houghton. associate:
Church school. 9:45 a. m.. Mrs. Guy
Weakley. superintendent: morning
Worship. IL; sermon topic, "A Chris
tan Call For Repentance, Rev.
Sears Read Acts 3. Special music
Anthem, Mrs. Eugene Waterman,
director; Mrs. Geo. WaShburn, Mr.
S. P. Holiday. soloists; Mrs. Mary
Jane Neal, organist. Methodist Youth
Fellowship g groups) $50 pm. Eve
ming worship, 7:45 pm; Young
Acults. 8:45 pm. Sermon topic, "A
Christian Faith in Immortality" !"
Rev. Sears, Read 1 Corinthians Is.
Special music-Anthem, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wm Walters and choir; Mrs.
S. P. Holiday, organist; soloist, Mrs.
Eugene Waterman.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
'S@'.".' s'".a. OF Interest to Women
tied BY Marjorie IoveyKin
Society
Clubs
Junior College
Gives Annual
Turkey Trot'

One of the most popular and sue
cesSful dances of the year was given
Thursday night at the high school
gym when the Associated Men Stu
dents of Central junior college gave
their annual Turkey Trot."
The dance was also in the nature
of a homecoming affair, with many
college students home on vacation
attending.
Colored strC amelS, hung with py-
ratantha, decorated the ceiling OF
the gym anG greenery was placed
around the walls.
The dance marked the first ap-
pearance of the ninc-piece Spartan
orchestra, which won The approval
of all the dances. II is expected the
band will be in demand at future
dances.
A hiehlight of Tie evening was
the awarding of the door prize, a
live turkey, to Marilyn Tyson and
Howard Vogt Tho committee for
tho dance included Charles Oakes,
Arthur Dow, Bernard McNeece and
George LeJa
Chaperones for the evening were
Dean and Mrs. Eugene Waterman,
NJ. and Mrs. Olin Gresham and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burt.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
Mildred Brown Manies
Navy Man in IngIewood

the bride and groom greeting many
friends, including large number of
former Holtville residents. The
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Brown of Holtville, and their
daughter Bette, were present as well
as Mrs. Archie Brown CT that city.
The ccup,e eft after the recep-
tion for a short honeymoon at Big
Bear Lake, after which they will
return to Inglewood to make their
home. Mis-. Godfrey will continue
with her position at the employment
office there and her husband, WHO
is a mechanics mate third class,
will return to his station at Port
Hueneme.
The bride is we'll known in the
valley, having attended high school
in Holtville and FL Centre Junior
college. She is the sister of Miss
B tie Brown, Pvt. woodrow Brown
and Warren Brown. Her husband is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy c.
Godfrey of Los Angeles, where he
attended school,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
new BOOKS

joanna" by Helen Ash
ton; TIE Fighting Four" by Max
Bran; "Guntown," by Dan Carew;
Towards Zero by Agatha Chris
tie; The Angel with the Trumpet"
by Ernst Lothar; Doctor Ellison's S
Decision" by Elizabeth Seifert; H"
as in Hangman," by Lawrence Treat.
Nonfiction-"Still Time to Die,
by Jack Belden; Sarah and t. by
Sylvia Brockway; "Lullabies of
Many Lands" by Dorothy Com
Minis: War Criminals and Punish
ment,' by George Creel; I'VE Live
in Alaska" Constance Helmericks;
Bureaucracy" by J. M. Juran; "A
Practical Course in Horology." by
Harold C. Kelly: Navy Yearbook,
1914 cd. by Phillip Andrew: In
vasion,' by Charles Christian Wer-
tenbaker
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

The Golden Text in the Sunday
lesson sermon in all branches of
The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in BOs-
ton, is from Ecclesiastes: I'm the
multitude of creams and many
words there are also divers van
ities but fear thou God" Ancient
and Modern Necromancy, alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism, Denounced"
is the subject.
According to a leSson-sermon ac-
count from Matthew, Jesus went
about ali Galilee, teaching in their
synagogues, and preaching the goS-
pei of the kingC ON, and healing all
manner of sickness and all manner
OF disease among the people q.
When he was come Gown from the
mountain F.. behold, there came a
leper and WOrShipped him, saying,
Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make
me clean. And Jesus put forth his
hand, and touched him, saying, I
will; be thou clean. And immed-
lately his lerrcsy was cleansed.'
Mary Baker Eddy writes in Sci
ence anC Health with Key to the
Scriptures" Jesus cast out evil
and healed the sick, not only with
cut crugs, but without hypnotism,
which is the reverse of ethical and
pathological Truth-poWer."
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
Churches
SO hoOlx
Eastern Star
To Install
New Officers

Mrs. H. D. Blair will be installed
as worthy nation anu Russell Hoy,
worthy patron, of Signal Chapter
ZIG, OE.S., at a ceremony at 8
o'clock Saturday night at the
Masonic temple. The public is in
vited.
Other elective officers who will be
installed are Mrs. c. H. H. Small,
associate matron; William S"heni-
man, associate patron; Mrs. William
Measures, conductress: Mrs. r. G..
Hudson, associate conductreSs Mrs.
Pat Caradine, secretary; and Miss
Miriam Douglas, treasure,
Friday Mrs Blair announced her
appointive officers for the chapter,
who will also be installed Saturday
night.
They include Mrs. II. S. Harris,
chaplain; Mrs. B. o. Mitchell, mar
shall; Mrs. E. N. d. Hatch, organist;
Miss Edith Small, Adah; Mrs. Don
c. Paulus, Ruth; Mrs. Ira Huff
man. Esther; Mrs. Russell Hoy,
Martha: Mrs. Harold Green, SEN
tinel; and Mrs M. l.. Wilson, flag
bearer.
A reception will follow the in
stallation ceremony, with refresh
ments served by the social COM
mittee.
The present officers were to be
hosts at the regular meeting of the
chapter at o'clock Friday night
at the Masonic temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24

SHOES


Ration boon D, airplane Stamrs
l, 2 and 3, good indefinitely fer one
pair rationeC shoes each.
CANNED GOODS
Book 4-Blue h8 TO Z8 inclusive
and AS through WIS. (each good for
10 points,, valid indefinitely,
MEAT, BUTTER. CHEESE
Book 4-Red stamps A8 to z3, A5
through .P5 (each good for 10
points,, valid Indefinitely.
Grease Bonus butchers will
give 2 red tokens and cents for
every pou d of salvagcd kitchen
fats received
SUGAR
Stamps i }. 30, 81. 80 and 80 IL
Book No. 4 each valid for five
pounds. expiration date not set.
Stamp No. 40. five pounds sugar
for canning, valid thrcuh Feb. %
sugar certificate to your local ra-
tioning board.
Send spare stamp No. 81 with
application tor additional canning
GASOLINE
"a" coupon l3 good through De-
cember u.
l945.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
OF PERSONAL
INTEREST

The w. ]. Meaghei nome was the
scene of happy Thanksgiving din
ner Thursday with their daughters
hcme for the holidays. Doreen is on
vacation from Santa Barbara State
college, while her sister, Jane Is OH
leave as cadet nurse from st.
JoSephs hospital in Orange.
Other dinner guests were Mr.
and Mrs Walter Reidy and Jerry
Golden, navy pharmacist mate.
The f.. H. MitchellS have as their
guest for the holidays Miss Jean
Wilcox, who is visiting their daugh-
ter Ann. Jean is a cadet nurse at
st. Joseph's hospital in Orange and
is former resident of FL Centre,
her parents now living in Santa
Ana. Also present for dinner was
Cpl. Norman Stanley.
The Keys Mitchell home in Braw-
ley was the scene of another family
dinner, as Mr.. Mitchell was able to
get leave from the navy in San
Diego, where he is now stationed.
Also present Thursday were his
mother, Mrs. Kitty Mitchell, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell and their
family and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reed
and family of Ell Centre.
MIR. and Mrs. Max Brents and
their children Margaret Ann and
Alan were dinner guests at the M.
C. Pinnell home Thu. '-day. and
after dinner the two families at
tended the Ell Centro-Calexico foot
ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Warner and
their two daughters, with Valmere
Dessert, enjoyed Thanksgiving at
the home of Mrs Warmers sister,
Mrs. Glen Rosenbaum of inland.
1t was also in the nature of a fare
well dinner as the farmers are leav-
ing the valley shortly. They have
sold their home on Sandalwood to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Peterson, of San
Diego. who, with their two children,
were expected to arrive Friday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24

Friends of Miss Mildred Brown,
formerly of Holtville, will be inter-
ested TO learn of her marriage to
Roy c. Godfrey Jr., of the navy, on
November 18 at the Little Church
Around the Corner in Inglewood.
The bride, who was given in mar
liage by her father Carl Brown,
wore a grey wool suit and matching
acces soriec and carried prayer
book Her cousin. Miss Winifred
Brown, was her only attendant.
Preceding the ceremony, Miss
Montee sang Always and Miss
Willie Brown sang The Lords
Prayer as the couple said their
vows; with Rev. Motion, pastor. of
the Nazarene church in Los Angeles,
officiating.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton was held at the chapel with
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
Oyster Stew Is
Favori+e Dish
For Cold Nights
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer

For supper after bridge or the
movies, oyster stew is welcome
surprise. Easy to make, it provides
flavor, nutrition and novelty. Here's
a standard recipe. Some people like
a few drops of Worcestershire sauce
added to the stew. ...s=
Oyster Stew
{" to servings
One pint shellod oysters, table
spoons butter, 2 to cups rich milk,
or cups milk and l cup light
cream, scalded, salt, paprika
Saute oysters in butter until edges
curl. Add to hot milk, season with
salt and pap. ika, and serve at once
For livelier bowl, try this de-
lightfully ceasoned recipe Excellent
Tor late supper parties.
Bluepoint Stew Supreme
One small Glove garlic, quartered,
5 tablespoons butter. x teaspoon
paprika, dash of thyme, a teaspoon
cele:y salt, 212 teaspoons salt, dash
of white pepper, teaspoon minced
caperc, / y teaspoons caper vinegar,
4 cups milk, pint bluepoint oysters,
minced parsley.
Brown garlic in butter and re-
move. Add butter. seasonings and
caper vinegar to milk. Heat to just
below boiling point; then add oys-
tt:S and heat gently until edges of
oysters curl. Do not allow to boil.
Cover and let stand about 10 min
utes to allow flavor to ripen. Gar
nish with minced parsley. Makes 6
servings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
Local Couple
Wed in Yuma

Mrs. Dorothy Mccain has an
nounced the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Betty, to William Ashbrook,
son of MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Ash
brook, in Yuma .Iovember 10.
The young couple are we'll known
here. both having attended Ell Cen
tro elementary and high schools.
They are at lone to their friends
now at 514 South Eighth street.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
Corns+icks Add
Festive Note
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Staff Writer

To add a festive ,ouch to a meal
serve cornsticks. They are easy
enough to make, t. D.
COrnsticks
Two cups ccrnmeal, II cup flour,
4 teaspoons baking powder, tea
spoon salt, egg, we'll beaten; IA
cups mi k. 4 tablespoons fortified
margarine, melted.
Mix dry ingredients together. Add
milk TO weil-beaten egg and stir
into dry ingredients. Add melted
margarine. Heat corns,ick lions and
grease we'll. Fill each stick" two
thirds full of batter. Bake in hct
oven 400 degrees F. about Is
minutes. Makes about 18 corn
sticks.
Try this Fairy Gingerbread for
Thanksgiving supper when th.e
C: oWd gathers.
Fairy Gingerbread
Two and three-quarters cups slit
ed flour. 2 level teaspoonS baking
powder, teaspoons ginger, 2 tea
spoons cinnamon or y teaspoon
allspicc, i teaspoon powdered
cloves, z teaspoon baking soda.
table spoons cocoa. y teaepoon salt,
cup shortening, cup white sugar,
cup mclasses. 2 eggs we'll beaten,
| cup sweet milk.
Sift the drv ing. edi-nts together
twice (the flcur. baking powder,
.pices, baking coda, cocoa and salt.
Set aside until needed. Cream
shortening well. Add sugar eradu-
ally, creaming rs you add. Add mo-
lassos and cream well. Add eggs,
VII beaten; then the sifted dry in
credients alternately with the
LIQUID Pour into well-greased 10
inch square pan. lined with WaXed
paper. Bake in moderate own $3.50
degrees F. for so minutes or until
done. Serve hct Or cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

Tenth and Park Ave, Rev. Ken
meth r. Schmidt. pastor. Church
school, GAS am, Miss Opal Beaver,
Supt. Morning worship. IL; sermon
topic by Evangelist Alton B. Todd.
Special music by Church orchestra.
Christ's Ambassadors, 6:l5 pm. Eve
ming worship. 7:30; Revival Service,
Evangelist Alton B. Todd preaching.
Special music-Church Orchestra.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
CHURCH or THE NAZARENE

500 So. Eighth at Orange Ave. Rev.
r. G. Rogers, pastor. Church school,
10 am. Mrs. Roy II. Womack, Supt.
Morning worship, II; sermon topic,
God With US Special music
Junior choir will sing special
Thanksgiving nuTbCr, directed by
Mrs. Roy Main. N.Y.P.S. and Juniors
6:45 pm. Evening worship, 1880; ser
mon topic, THE Heroism of True
Repentance. Special music-Solo
by Mrs. Eoy Fl. Womack.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-11-24
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN

Cor. Fifth and State Sts. Irye L.
townsend, pastor. Church school,
10 am. Mrs. l.. A. Rogers, Supt.
Morning worship, IL; sermon topic.
IAN Unfinished Restoration. Spe-
cial music--Organ, Mrs. EStelle Liv-
irgston; Girls Chorus, Wilma
Jeanne Lakey; Choir, George Burt.
director. Christian Endeavor, $3.50
pm. Evening worship, 7:3O; sermon
topic, "A Pilgrimage to Bethel" Spe-
cial music-The Gospel Chorus;
tenor solo, Ell Townsend.