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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-30
DOUGLAS HIGH E WINNER OVER
 COAST GUARDER5
Beavers Hold Sea Wolves Down Last Night by
 34- t5 Score 2

The Douglas High Huskies beat the Coast Guard Cutters 29 to 20, and the Beavers defeated the Sea Wolves. 34 to IS, in March Of Dimes benefit game held last night in the Douglas High gym. The games netted S8045 for the March |of Dimes.
 CutteR~ Douglas Game
 Douglas got away well ahead in the opening minutes of the game. Pusich started the scoring and the tight zone play of his teammates kept the Cutters down to three points in the first quarter. At the end of the first period the score stood Douglas 10, Cutters 3.
 In the second quarter, Coast Guard Forward Lolos scored four points, while Reagan made basket and Beckhert made a free throw. For the Douglas five, Savikko made two baskets and Pusich and Bennett each made one. In the i third quarter, the Cutters picked up four additional points while the Huskies garnered eight the score standing 26 to 10 at the end of that stanza
 The last quarter showed the Coast Guard team tightening up, scoring 12 points in this heat against for their opponents. The 1 Cutters, wever, despite their scoring spurt, were unable to over come the long lead of their op- ponents and the game ended 29 to 20 with Douglas on the long end of the score.
 Sea Wolves Beaver Game
 The Beavers strong defense kept the Sea Wolves from scoring in the first canto. In this quarter, the Beavers scored B points. In the second quarter. the Sea Wolves started ringing the bell, but were unable to travel in the fast con- pany of the Beavers. The score at the end of the half stood g to 2 in favor of the Beavers.
 The Beavers held the Sea Wolves to two additional tallies in the third quarter while they netted four. In the last canto the Beavers got nine against their opponents six. At games end, the score stood Beavers 34, Sea Wolves Is.
 Box Scores follow:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-01-30
HULSE GETS NOD
 FOR WANAMAkER
 MILE AT GARDEN
Navy Will Permit Amer. ila's Ace Miller 10 Com
 pete at Mi!Irose Meet

NEW YORK, Jan. 30 Ensign William Hulse, Americas fastest miller, will be enc of four athletes competing in the Wanamaker Mile lat the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden Saturday night. Fred Schmertz, promoter of the meet, said he had received word from Hulse. now stationed at Miami, Florida, that permission had been granted for him to com Ipete.
 Hulse set the American citizens record for the mile in four min- utes and six seconds. while the Swedish distance star, Gunder Hagg, cut the U s. mark to 4:05. 3 in 1943. a
 EmpiTe Want -ude brfnO resuIfSi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27

bren. v tronu sedi Matt Maria
z Jezusckom v narocju. Oh stra-
neh je obdajata cesar sv. Hen
rik H., XII je podaril Bled brik-
senskim skofom, in njegova ze-
ma sv. Kunigunda. Pod stro-
pom pred velikim oltarjem je
grb; istotako ma zidu pod ko-
rom. Cerkev je dolga 81 m, 81
roka 9 m in ina Sc stiri stran-
ske oltarje. Zadaj je lopa, v "a
kladnici v zakristiji so bile ne
kdaj spravljene cerkvene drago-
cenosti, shranilee "a svetinjo v
podobi monstrance iz IA. sto-
letja, svetinje briksenskega sko-
ia sv. Albuina, monstranca il
16. stoletja vzrezanim grbom
in vlozenimi kamni, velik sre-
brn svecnik in srebrna kadilni-
ca. Nekaj teh stvari ie danes "
dezelnem muzeju, monstranco,
sveenike in kadilnico uporablja-
jo ma otoku, diva keliha v zup-
nj cerkvi.
Zanimiv je ''zvon zelja''. Visi
Nv malem stolpicu vrh cerkve.
Premera ina 66 en-, visok je Sc
en- in tehta okol 160 ky. Napis
malimi gotskimi crkami pove,
da ga je /. 1884 ulil Fr. Pata-
vinski. Leta 1890 je treseilo
lvanj in Sc je nekoliko poskodo-
val, cd takrat nina vec cistega
| odmeva.
Nekdaj je stal tam, kjer sega
vrv cd zvoncka v cerkev, oltar
sv. Helene, pa so ga leta 1884
odstranll, ker je zapiral pogled
ma veliki oltar.
Med narodom je razsirjena 0
tenn zvoncku tale legenda:
/ Ma gradu je zvela baje mia
da vdova, XII je zalovala po svo-
jem mozu, Xxi so ga razbojniki
ubili in virgil v jezero. Dala je
il zlata in srebra, XII ga je ime-
la, vliti zvoncek,, XII mai bi zvo-
nil v kapelici ma jezeru "a dus-
nj blagor ranjkega. Ko hocejo
zvon prepeljati ma otok, nasta-
ne med voznjo velik vihar, XII
ladjo potopi in MO vred zvon
in ljudi. Zyon pa - tako veil
pripovedka - Sc vcasih oglasa
v jasni noci v globoeini jezera.
Mlada vdova pa je radi te ne
srece Sc bolj zalostna. Use svo-
je premozenje prepusti "a zida-
ME move cerkve, zapusti grad in
potuje v Rim, kjer vstopi v sa-
mostan in zivi pobozno do svo-
je smrti. Papez sam posveti no
vi zvon in ga poslje ma blejski
otok, da tam z MIN kot z "zvo-
nom zalosti" pozvanjajo romar-
j.
| Nesteto obiskovalcev cerkve
ma otoku pozvoni z zvonckom,
saj ljudstvo pravi, da milost
deleca bozja Porodnica Maria
izpolni vsakemu vse zelje, ki jih
! (Dalje ma 6. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
J. zirovnik

Oh bregu Blejskega jezera
stoji ma gricku, 26 m mad jeze-
rom, lepa zupnijska cerkev (501
m mad morjem) z vitkim zvoni-
kona. Tx "a MO Sc pne kvisku
navpicna skalna stena, vrh ME
start grad (614 M. Ma obrez-
ju proti jugovzhodu Sc vrstijo
" ozadju Sc kmecki domovi, po
obrezju hoteli in gosposke vile S
krasnirni vrtovi. Vso jezersko
kotlino obkroza nizko hribovje.
Proti jugu sta Osojnica (754
m) lepim razgledom in stra-
"a (646 m) z lepim gajem mai
vista hriba. Zadaj "a NINA Sc
razteza gozdnata Jelovica (1393
m) in Babji zob 80 m visoko
skalo (2060 ny. Pod MIN je
|lepa podzemska jana S kapni-
XII. Ma grajsko skalo proti Sc
veru Sc naslanja hribec Visce
1858 ny, locen Cd grad a po
majhnem sedlu. Ma zahodu vi
dino hriba Kuhovnico in Pasji-
co Gil M, dalje Savzno. Ia
daj Sc hribi polagoma vzdiguje-
jo inv daljavi Sc blesci snezeno
teme Triglava (2S63 M.
Sredi jezera Sc dviguje otok S
prijazne @*ronfarskoH cerkvijo.
Vsak izletnik ali tujec, XII obisce
Bled, Sc brez dvoma enkrat Pc
lie ma otok, XII ga Preseren le-
po opisuje v "Krstu pri Saw
ci", rekoc:
w dnu zad stole sneznikov
velikani.
polja, XII spred Sc sprosti,
| lepotije
ii kaze Blejski grad ma levi
strani,
ma desni gricek Sc "a gricem
skrije."
| Kako je nastalo jezero
Narodna pripovedka pravi ta-
kole:: Ma prostoru, kjer Sc da-
mes razprostira voda, SO bill v
davnih cash pasniki in travni-
XII, ma katerih Sc je pasta zivi-
ma. Sredi travnikov je stala ma
gricku mala cerkvica. Okrog
cerkve nj bilo nobene ograje.
ziyina je hodila do cerkve, cello
notri je uhajaia in ovce SO Ii
zale oltar in sveto podobo. Brez-
briznim ljudem nj bilo mar, da
lie zivina oskrunjevala svet j
kraj. Zato so veckrat 2 neba
Islisali glas: "Ogradite cerkev,
|ee ne jo bonn ogradil JAZZ Lju-
die Sc MISC zmenili "a te besede.
Ma svojo zalost SO opazili neke-
lga dne, .da Sc je tisti skrivnost-
nj glas uresnicil. Videli so me-
ko jutro, da je bila cerkev ogra-
jena. Kjer SO Sc razprostirali
travniki, je stala voda in po-
krivala ravnino. Nastalo je je-
zero.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-03-27
OtOk - last briksenskih
SkOfOv

NASAAsS~HA~~~-AA
SkOfov
Il rok nemskega cesarja Hen
rika II. je dobil briksenski skof
Album leta 1904 v dar blejsko
posestvo z vsemi cerkvijami,
gradovi, poslopji in podlozniki.
Tudi otok s 20 posestvi je spa
dal craven. Nadaljnja darila so
Sc zvrsila pod cesarjema Hen
rikom III. in w., tako da so
imei briksenski skofje velik del
pokrajine cd Bohinja do Pod
krorena in do zdruzenja obeh
rex Save pri Radovljici v pose
sti. Cd tega casa je zgodovina
Blejskega otoka v zvezi z Brik-
senom.
Ma otoku
Oh jezeru je troje javnih pri-
stanise Qadjisc). Odpeljimo Sc
IL pristanisca pod Zdravniskim
domom ma otok! Ma desni vidi-
mo grad, ma levi mas spremlja
venec gosposkih vii, zida11ih pod
strazo. Cim bolj Sc blizamo oto-
ku, tenn lepsi je pogled ma kra-
ljev dvorec Suvobor, XII stoji
blizu hotela Petrana ma Mil
mem. Po skoraj polurni voznji
smo pri otoku. Ker stoji GER
kew ma vrhu 20 m visokega
gricka, pelje SO sifokih kameni-
tih stopnic kvisku. Postaviti jih
je dal Maks Pecaker mi. |. 1866,
kar berema ma kameniti plosei,
XII je vzidana v kapelico oh stop
micah. Ko smo ma vrhu, stojimo
ma ravnen prostoru, XII ga OBJ
daja star zid il srede II. sto-
letja. Ma levi je cerkovnikova
hisa, XII je bila nekdanje stano-
vanje jezerskih kaplanov in
prostija (zupnisce), v kateri so
stanovai nekdanji jezerski pro-
sti. Hisa je bila sezidana skoraj
gotovo leta 1920. Ma procelju
je v obledelih barvah grb brik-
senskih skofov. Ma desni stoji
poleg cerkve 50 m visok, z ba-
krom pokrit zvonik, ki kaze got
ske oblike. Zgornja nadstropja
so bila pozneje deloma spreme-
njena, deloma prizidana. v zvo-
niku wise trije zvonovi, lepo u
brani v des-dur trizvoku. Vsak
zvon ina poleg drugih podob
| 4 :
tudi grb briksenskih skofov
(pastorale, nitro, mec in Jagnje
|bozje 2 banderom). Veliki je BID
ulit |. 1887, druga diva pa leta
1719, vsi v Ljubljani. Bronasta
cerkvena vrata imajo kamenite
< 7 q
Fpodboje. Ma vratih je IL brona
tolcena podoba Marijinega ozna-
njenja, mad njim se. blesci sveto-
pisemski izrek:: 'Blagor Glove
ku, XII cuje pri mojih vratih.'
Veliki oltar je lessen il !. 1865,
|lepo izrezljan v barocnem slo-
lgu in bogato pozlacen in posre.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
CALENDAR
MONDAY

MONDAY
Toastmasters, 6:15, California
Hotel.
Carpenters, 1880, Labor temple.
Ell Centre Lodge No. 384, F g.
A. NJ, 7:30, Masonic temple.
Boy Scout troop 20, 1880, Scout
hut.
USO junior hostesses, 1870, USO.
Senior hostesses, 1880, Ten Thou
Z sand Club.
Zona North pupils recital, 8,
Presbyterian church.
Beta Sigma Phi sorority, 8,
625 South Imperial, Imperial.
TUESDAY
Women's Society of Christian Ser
vice, IL noon, Methodist social
hall.
Ministerial Association, $3.50, Cali
fornia hotel.
Toastmastress Installation, 1880,
SAB He'll street.
Boy Scout Troop IA, 1880, Scout
hut.
Boy Scout Troop 70, 1880, fire de-
partment.
Boy Scout Troop rs, 1880. Metho-
dist social ball.
Oasis Shrine, s, Masonic temple,
Ell Centre.
Eagles, s, Eagles hall.
ZoEa North pupils recital, 8, Pres
byterian church.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

right, too,' he finally announced
proudly.
Franklin Pangborn, the comedian,
worries more about having a shiny
nose than most glamor girls and
spends most of his time between
scenes powdering. One day he
couldn't be located just before a
scene and the director asked
Where's Pangborn?" A prop man
spoke up. Hes in his dressing room
pounding himself to death with a
powderpuff.
After seeing Jimmy Cagney's lat
est movie Blood on the Sum-" his
mother was asked how she liked
the picture. Il liked it very much, .
she said, except Jimmy's black
eyes. He got enough of them as a
boy without having to get them
now in every movie he makes"
Playing golf Bob Hope was badly
outdriven by Bil.g Crosby, on every
hole. Finally Hope said: Il guess
should have brought my club with
the muscles on IL"
MISCUE
A famous Hollywood director was
being married in a fancy church
wedding. Everything was going along
smoothly until the minister was
about to say. Il now pronounce you
man and wife" Just then. from
out of the crowd of enthralled spec
tators, an agent darted with beau
tiful blonde in tow and pushed her
toward the groom. Hey, wait a min
ute" yelled the agent, this is the
girl 1 was telling you about
Rosalind Russelrs autograph is
about as legible as chicken scratch
ings. One night after preview a
woman secured her autograph and
then, glancing at the signature said
"Oh, beg your pardon. thought
you were Rosalind Russell"
Adolphe Menjou spends his time
between scenes practicing golf
taking imaginary swings at an i'm
aginary ball with an imaginary club
One day while indulging in this bit
of whimsy he splintered his club on
the floor, twisting his ankle at the
same time Looking up, he said
This is the toughest course I've
ever played"
A scene in one of Gene Fowler
scripts required the hero to shoot
down several buzzards out of a
huge covey flying overhead While
reading over the scene with him
Director Frank Borzage wondered
how they would be able to get SO
many buzZards to converge at one
point. its easy" said Fowler, dryly,
lust throw out the script of the
picture and they'll gather from
miles around
NO SOAP, POP
Robert Montgomery's daughter,
Elizabeth is an avid movie fan but
she doesn't seem to include her
father as film celebrity After all,
he's just her pop. One day Montg-
omery saw her busily cutting photo
graphs out of a fan magazine. He
swelled with pride thinking she
had discovered her old pappy at
last. But later, when he went into
EliZabeth'S room Montgomery found
so or more photographs of Clark
Gable tackled UP all over the walls.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
Society
Clubs
Two Hos+esses
Give Bridge
Luncheon Party

Two hostesses. Mrs. Weldon E.
Jones and Mrs. Laurence E. Hart
zog joined to entertain their friends
at a bridge luncheon Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Hartzog's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Townsend on
Sandalwood.
Small bouquets of pink and white
oleanders formed the centerpieces
of the individual tables, while bowls
Of roses, stock and other pastel
flowers were placed about the house.
After luncheon, bridge was played
with prizes going to the following
guests: Mrs. Wade Cook. first; Mrs.
Stevens H Harris, second Mrs. Leo
Vaughn, third; and Mrs. Robert
Kinder. travelling.
Those present were Mesdames R.
B. Abbott. George Adams, Leroy
Bellwood. Warren Brock, Neal Cav
in, Wade Cook, Ralph Dearth, Har-
ry Drysdale. Howard Farnsworth,
L. ]. Goree, Jr., Stevens H. Harris,
Frederick Heald, Fred Hix, j. D.
Jenifer, Duke Johnson, Walton
Johnson, Gerald Keesee, Robert
Kinder, James Marshall, Lawrence
Petersen. Raymond Reeder, A. A.
Saario, William Schofield, Max
Sones, Robert Wylie. Leo Vaughn,
Corwin Vencill, and the hostesses,
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hartzog.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
Picture Contest
Held by USO

Colored slides of scenes filmed in
the South Pacific were entered in
a contest by marines from the mar
inc corps air station in a contest
held Sunday night at the USO club.
Randall Henderson judged Master
Technical Sergeant Henry Kramer
as winner and the latter received
a camera filter as prize. Pfc. La
Verne Hawse of the marines was
in charge of the contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
Waterman Pupils
Presented in
Violin Recital

Wendell Waterman presented six
of his violin students in recital Sum-
day afternoon at the Methodist So
cial hall before an audience of fam
lies and friends.
The young musicians showed
marked progress during the year and
of special interest was the playing
of Alan Waterman, who is not yet
SIX. His compositions were Delight
full" Joyful and Jolly, all by
Schroeder.
Other students heard were 10
Ann Holmes, who played Melody"
and "Scherzo" by Kallsert; Ger
trude Lueck. Angels Voice" (Kron) !;
Genevieve Waterman, First Move
ment of Concerto in E Minor"
(Nardini);
Francie Lee Kirk, "Boatman's
Song" (Hauser), and" Minuet" CDan-
cla); Joy Lou Armstrong, "Slavon-
ic Cradle Song" (Neruda) and
Spanish Dance" (MoskowskD Mrs.
Dorothy Armstrong was the accom-
panist.
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RATION POINTS

MEATS, FATS, Etc.-Stamps E2
through August 81 Stamps w
through J2 good through June 80.
Stamps K2 through P2, good through
July 81. Stamps O. through W, good
through August 81. Stamps w
through % good through Sept. 30.
Save every drop OF waste fat. For
victory in 1945 an added 100000, 600
pounds is needed. Each pound is
worth 2 red points.
PROCESSED FOODS - Stamps
NJ through So, good through June
30. Stamps T2 through X2, good
through July 81. Stamps W. Z2,
and AL through CT, good May l
through Aug. 81. Stamps D1 through
HI good through Sept 30.
SUGAR Stamp 36. Book 4, good
through August 81.
SHOES-Book 8, Airplane Stamps
1, 2 and 3. Termination date not
set.
GASOLINE-15-A Coupons good
for four gallons each through June
81. sB-6, C-6, B-7 and CT coupons
good for five gallons.
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lsssa' ssasss Of Interest to Women ssss. s,..
HoyeyK
Churches
Schools
Mrs. J. Beronio
Takes Office
Of Soroptomists

Mrs. Jimmie Beronio was INSTALL
ed as president of the Sorcptomist
club for next year at the installa-
ton dinner held Saturday night in
the private dl.ling room of the
Barbara Worth hotel
Miss Florence Glenn, outgoing
president, installed Mrs. Beronio
and the other new officers, includ-
ing Mrs. Hazel High, vice-president;
Mrs. Sylvia Harris, secretary; Mrs.
Zillah Wandrey, treasurer; Mrs.
Zona North, director.
Retiring officers, in addition to
Miss Glenn, are Mrs. Irene Mat
tox, vice president; Mrs. Julia Curtis,
secretary; Mrs. Jimmie Beronio,
treasurer: Mrs Zillah Wandrey, au-
ditor; and Mrs Oria Kenah and
Mrs Rodney Jenkins, members of
tie board of directors.
Mrs. Roger Bolenbaker and Mrs.
Merta Thompson we're initiated as
new members OF the club. Mrs Rod
ney jenkins, who is leaving the val
ley, was presented with a going
away gift by the club.
The table was decorated with red
and white flowers and lighted by
red and white candles.
A musical program was presented
during the evening under the di-
rection of Mrs Zcna North. Dinner
music was provided by a trio of
Wilma Jean Lakey. violin; Janet
Lytle, cello; and Helen Womack,
piano.
After dinner Miss Lakey played
Waltz in B Flat" CGoddard) !;
Castles in Spain" tSpaulding)
Flight Of the Bumblebee" (Schu-
BERT and Ave Maria" (SchuberD
Next meeting Of the club will be
held Wednesday, June l3.
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in addition to Miss Macurda, took
office: Marybeth Bromley, senior
princess: Carolyn Goree, junior prin-
cess. Mary Hatch, guide; Helen
Latham, marshal; messengers. Lalla
Sue Reed, Nancy Young, Edithmae
Kennerson, Myldred Hamilton. and
Jean Mastick: librarian, Barbara
jackson:
Dorothy Mae Hatch, recorder;
Frances Farrar, chaplain; Lorraine
Sims, musician; Patricia Blair.
treasurer; Jean Carey, senior Gus
todian; Patricia McEuen, junior
custodian: Beverly Holmes, inner
guard; and Lorraine Stafford, outer
guard.
CELESTIAL CHOIR
The celestial choir included Patsy
Tyler, Francie Lee Kirk, Wanda
Horton, Eleanor Roberts, Ida Ruth
Robertson, Pauline Carradine.
The hall was decorated by Mrs.
Warren Currier with tall gold bas-
kets of white oleanders and lilacs
and other arrangements of shasta
daisies. A candelabra with seven
candles was placed in the Eastern
end of the hall.
The new officers entered the room
as pageant, each turning on a
light in the border of a huge gold
heart. The Masonic emblem was
in the center of the heart. After
the 10 symbolic lights were turned
on, the officers formed a heart in
the center of the room while Mrs.
Laura Mcfarland sang the inStalla-
ton song.
QUEEN CROWNED
| After the officers were given their
charges, the honored queen was
crowned, while her father, Malcolm
Macurda played cello solo. He Also
gave mis- daughter gavel, which
was presented by M. B. Griffin, as
sociate guardian.
Each of the five line officers car
ried a bouquet of flowers while other
officers carried their purple rituals.
Members of the celestial choir car
ried little nosegays.
The guardians council, including
Mrs. Macurda, guardian, was intro
duced and the new queen presented
Miss Weakley with her past queens
jewel. Audrey closed the installa-
ton with a dedication to her broth
er, Private Neal Macurca. who is
in the South Pacific
SONGS END CEREMONY
In closing the girls sang When
the Boys Come Home" (Speaks) and
Onward Christian Soldiers" Mrs.
Charles Bartholomew played the
piano accomplishments.
Installing officers, in addition to
Esther Weakley, were Mary Lou
Harris, guide; Mildred Webb, Mar
shall; Pinola Latham, chaplain: Hell
en- Frances Maynard, senior custod-
ian; Cherie Hamilton, Junior GUS
todian; Wanda Jackson, recorder;
Winifred Anderson, musician; Beth
Newcomb, flag bearer; and Jean
Swanberger, usher.
Following the installation the
dance was held with Miss Weakley
leading the grand march to music
by the Spartan orchestra. THE
Midsummer Nights Dream" theme
was carried out in decorations de-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

NEW YORK.-Pirate stripes bold
enough to be seen a mile away. de-
spite the fact that they, are combined
with black to ink out lot of flash,
make summer fashions for town
wear and backyard fun which win
soft whistles of approval from ju-
nior misses.
Stripes Slashed like charcoal
strokes on candy colored Erin
cloth-rayon with a linen-like look
which teen-agers think is smart
and mothers know is practical
are topped by black rayon bodice
and separate blouses which can be
integrated with other accessories
to multiply one outfit into a sum-
mer wardrobe.
xample of what clever multi
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
&c FIRE DEPARTMENT
HAD I6 CALLS IN MAY

During May the Ell Centre fire
department responded to 16 alarms
half of which were general and six
of which were residential fires. Prop
erty to the value of s226O was in
volved. Property loss was estimated
at Sl310, Fire Chief Corn Reed re-
ports.
Children playing with matches
caused two fires, flamable liquids
one. faulty wiring three, cigarettes
two and trash two. Fires were extin-
guished in three motor cars. Two
alarms proved false.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04

messed by the immediate family and
close friends.
The church was decorated with
white gladioli, roses and queen
anne,s lace with candelabras at the
altar Mrs. Emily Kaford played the
wedding marches and accompanied
Miss Ann Mitchell when the latter
sang Ave Maria" preceding the
ceremony After the couple recited
their vows, Miss Mitchell sang THE
Lords Prayer.
BRIDES DRESS
The bride wore pink tailored suit
with black accessories and corsage
of white orchids. Miss Mildred Nor
gan was her only attendant, wearing
pink afternoon dress with white
accessories and white corsage
Kenneth Bowles served Mr. Bailey as
best man.
Mrs. Smith wore for her daught-
er's wedding navy blue ensemble
with pink accessories and white
corsage, while Mrs. Bailey. mother
OF the groom, wore dress of rose
with white accessories and corsage.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was held at the De
ANA Hotel in Calexico. after which
the young couple left for honey
moon on the coast. They expect to
return Wednesday and will make
their home at 1913 Broadway
COUPLE WELL KNOWN
Both newlyweds are well known
in Ell Centro as both attended ele-
mentary and high schools here Mrs.
Bailey also attended the University
of Redlands For the past year she
has been employed at the Border
Patrol office here. He has a younger
brother, Richard
Mr.. Bailey graduated from Gen.
tral Junior college and was naval
air cadet at Texas Tech when he
received a medical discharge He is
now in the oil business here. He has
younger brother, Lieutenant
James Bailey, who was unable to
get leave to attend the wedding
Imperial Valley press., 1945-06-04
Boys Honored
At Farewell
Swimming Party

A no-host swimming party was
held by group of high school stu
dents Sunday at the Desert Plunge,
followed by refreshments at the
home of Carolyn Goree The occa-
sion honored Bob Reed and Corky
Haun, who left Monday morning
to spend the summer with the for
estry service at Cuyamaca.
Those present were Audrey Mac
urda, Jean Swanberger. Lorraine
Ziebarth, Cherie Hamilton, Wini-
fred Anderson, Carolyn Goree, Bob
Reed, Corky Haun, Bob Hatton, Jim
Hess, Carroll Miller and Bill Marsh.