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adults sn sn aoon ss M5 RhSns pssE E
go MAlp ses saw We. sSsss. week. nice room
r. ss W. sfr s ssg0s s.l lay p sns Il. .nd
sunday and Monday. O. to 8.
MAID, permanent position, cleaning and
WAGES; wyoming ave: live in. csil No Nc.
MAID, general houseworker. part time,
nes os sSs & @
cars of children. SIS week. EA. iiss.
MAID, live in , upstairs room 5-d.y week
sprins; $50 per week. sH. bis7.
MAID, colored. for small hotel, 10 to Q,
Easanv at 9 p.m aen to 1870 am. Call MRS
MAID Ma part time, afternoons: q in family
MAID: isundry, assist s.h.w.: other help
enaes @o ny! ssib good wages local refer
also light cleaning and light laundry: salary
S SiH eook xa i've M ssperenesd ana
reliable. 70 care for 2 small children, take
s shssFe q sma ND aaou' o ss Sss seek vicinity
MAID, hours $3.50 to $50: good salary.
G LIZ Senssrd sys' s n;g;' MRS RAYMOND
ssSs; !; s htouTs' 70 Til 8. pARk Horn.
MAID i AZ part time: $50 mo; 2 pm. tin after
health card; small deorgetown house: 5
N fam!yi ~ sS ne s AD, oosl
ironins, no heavy cleaning; 2 children;
a MOTH Ghs's Hh Md Ss7s ESQ to y
Ollie 6II1 HARRIS, please e phone Mrs. iIcHT.
NAN, ordway 3?42.
worker. experienced; small apt. q adults;
hours, 1 pm. until after dinner; city ref
sTence; attractive wages. Call after 4:30,
good Gh pay e SrRs ss BATH 1872
WOMAN to care for 2-year-old child 3
days week, 81 day and carfare. ia.
WOMAN, colored; must live in: upstairs
room: g.h.w., .lisht laundry, no cooking;
all day Thursday and every other Sunday
Of: care Of 2-year-old boy; $25 week. 81.
WOMAN, intellieent, to take care Of 2
children;. stay in; very light duties, other
help employed; good home and salary. CO.
WOMAN. part or full time: easy housework
in boarding house; no Sunday; must be
steady and reliable: references required.
14O9 18th st. NV. IL
WOMAN, clsanins. ironing, $50 week,
f PhRM2NEk as JOB GsuT FOR ls MAib with ref
9 INV, good plain cooking; IL 80 to 7:30,
Mon: throusa Sat; SIS. Phone CO. 03o7.
WANTED, highly responsible older wom-
fast and do some housekeeping for my hus-
band. short mornings Job. Wages, SIS.
Sundays free. Preferably some one in this
1915 10th st. NV. DE.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

AFTERNOON MAID, 2 pm. until after din
ner; no Thurs; must be excellent cook
and know how to serve small adult fam
l liggi, SO ana carfare. RA. $500. 1927
c CHA LAUNpREss, colored
e. oeto f obsp ps5 in oVsG
references and health card required; excel
i eH.M salaTy .f NO; ~ 49, tEsrss .,..,
small family; references REQUIRED; live in or
s2 Wo 9sT Sseh n f c EN- Y.r o7S
ing ing an occasional or 4 hour cleaning
GSMp sssHGS IE; sags whit. No,
home home H small apt Ma a aass fSs eiofH:
COOK. white: light household duties, small
family: live in; Georsetown: very pleasant
2nd-floor room; highest wages; references
COOK. 500 mo-; live in; big upstairs
otheT Sunday of; references EN-. 1884.
fast; prefer live in, Chevy Chase. OF.
evenings weekly. Telephons ZEN EN-. s27a.
C00K; ghT exsellent sslsry s other help
COOK, live in. do downstairs work: vicinity
Mass; ave. and 4eth st. NV; adults, s.
yr:.old child in family: other help en-
BsS r.s nsas ssry c aRs M Ss Ind
COOK shv an0 fully sR ezp 3. e pfan meals:
e @n fa so nsn sp su ys
Sunday or night: close in Conn. ave-;
s ab ye sig ar NIX sG5 DaTz 1s e a hands
Go oo Ok hS n'G full-time help preferred
live in, Arlington. Va; good wages. GIL.
COUPLE, g.hw., competent, reliable; WASH
ington during week, mountains near War
ss IT, sief ENDS E Zee aeraE
A1 Alb dan farm food. References. Wood
CIV Sl WI for couple, groom apt; good plain
Sundays; SIS; ref, ,DI. 1889.
CIV, S100 monthly; permanent; settled
eany Estate s0Ga n oho Tele sSmnsF es
CIV COOK, SIS a week; live in; lisht
perience and good references required.
9ss e T. MP stg s gsgs 80 81.
GENERAL HoysEwoRKER. take care of .
GENERAL nI aousEwohk sRzs plain cooking,
fan d Of childTen: refs: $3.50 wkly.
GENERAL HoGGsEwoRKER, no washing
Or ironing; part time, mornins or evening.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER and cook. re-
liable and permanent. no laundry: live In;
going away for summer; mother with small
baby desirable; city references; $50 q wk.;
must like children, Call DE 2200.. 81
541 Buchanan st. NV. IA. 1862.
.Rs 81 s as uh aaf' sso TIE: :io
GIRL, part-time, for medium-size board
Ing. house. wash evening dishes. clean
main noor rooms, ETC.: hours, 1880 am.
to 1 pm; no dish drying; sterilizer Is
used Also AFTERNOON girl, 2:30 through
dinner: wages. S15 per week each with
meals; come ready for work. 1884 New
Hampshire ave- NV. :.
/ GIRL OR WOMAN, white, housekeeper for
/ elderly woman, Inv; live in. Telephone
i GENERAL MAID for Q in apartment; must
be good cook; no Sundays and another
half day on each week; $50 per week and
4 pass. Call Dupont 0012.
| H0USEKEEPER. white, In suburban home;
IL In family. Call Wisconsin 1916 be-
tween 10 and IL noon
lHOUSEkkEPER. temporary, about 2 mos;
care small home; girl aye: i've In, room,
i bath: references. TE. 1924 after pm 81
ILADY'S MAID, experienced, colored: $3.50
mo-. own room and bath: good conditions
2400 Tilden st. NV ion Conn. ave. Inter-
except Thursdays
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HONE IMP. COMPANIES tcens. ]

TREE SURGERY BY Responsible men, tree
work; free estimate. z. Z. BRiTTAiN TREE i'is IL
n Rxr yIEI,i 81; Alsssnd5ts ss54 g.
NER CORP. Chestnut 1922; johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding Insulation: storm win
m -WAsHINGToN !. Cali PATTrR RssapMNs.
GARDINER CORP. no. 4i2o; Johns-MaI,.
vile roofing. siding. Insulation; storm win
COWS. screens. heating. remodeling Terms.
LET ME- HELP you with you home i'm
proyements Roofing and siding; screen
your porch while ] have the material. cail
W q. TAYLOR: 81 0942, evenings,
UNION CONSTRUCTION CO., Specialists
In building, maintenance and remodeling;
no ,op TOO big or too little, no delay, small
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
prompt. reasonable. Shepherd 1854. 90
ACCOUNTANT, general records, financial,
tax reports, records kept clients ONCE;
FORMER NEWSMAN wants public rela.
tons, position, essential activity; expert
enced house organ, booklets, pamphlets,
Star.
PART-TIME MAN. ss. eficient, honest and
sober; can manage or supervise. Box So
q, star. 49,
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

DAYS WORK wanted. ME. 2S4O
GIRL, colored. wants housework. After 3
2. m, MI. 1851, VIRGINIA.
GIRL, colored. neat and pleasant, wants
general housework, light laundry 4 days,
go: SlS and carfare. Call NO 4643.
fART-TIME WORK wanted after am.
Call RE. O146.
colored, reliable, wishes morning
part work. 1912, 5 days; regular. NO. 1879.
WOMAN, colored, wants days work: SIS
and carfare. NE. O069.
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GR0CERIEs-BEER, $500 weekly business,
completes. opportunity to double business.
Groceries-meats, 5000 wkly. business,
living quarters; cheap rent: good money
ma a, short hours; price. $3.50 COM
Self service groceries-meats, business
$500 wkly., new and modern equipment,
good business location. business can be
doubled y meats can be soften; only $lO,-
GOO cash required down. KCGQD q
9OCKOFE, 631 d st. n.ws MA. o3e0, 0E.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

NORTH CAROLINA BOUND via auto Fri
day, take l or 2 companions. sH 1927.
LEAVING for Los Angeles May II. want
LADY passenger to share expenses GE
TWO YOUNG MEN to deliver auto to Mid
die West preferably Minnesota, for private
owner or firm: leaving June 2. Phone
Atlantic 1898. IL
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS,
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

ACCOUNTING under 18 CPAs, by CORE
spondence, quickly. economically; CPA coach
ing: recognized. Free booklet. ME. 4171.
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses In shorthand, tipping, bookkeeping,
comptometer, all secretarial subjects, Civil
Service courses. Est. % years; accredited.
Inquire MA. 1888. BOYD SCHOOL, 1889
r &c. (opp Capitol Theaterl
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BOOMING HOUSE, Crittenden sc. NV
Completely furnished; oil heat, two Frie.
tdatres, six bedrooms; $4,000. MR.. SILL,
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KITCHEN SINKS, good used 1exe4 inches,
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LIVING, DINING and bedroom edrs Ssof fnrn,tur.
Tables. chairs, curtains, etc for immee
a avfN ssie R0 9ssr trans SsarooA AID 1929
Atlas has the 3-room OUTFIT, includes ths
all-spring constructed studio couch. enc u5
tables. | coffee table and glass tray,
& beautiful framed pictures and m ssass
dinstte with matching chairs. ali for S9s
a and take II months to pay: Free delivery
day TIN Pm. open any 0 Other aaa e aeniSs
g2I q st. NV. DI. 3737, 81. s73s. 81
IiviNG ROOM SUITE. practically new
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Two Hos+esses
Entertain at
Bridge Luncheon

A luncheon at the Barbara Worth
hotel followed by an afternoon of
bridge entertained friends OF Mrs
James H Hall and fdrs. Robert M
Kinder On Saturday.
The luncheon table was decorated
with an arrangement of pink roces
with pink candles and place-cards
of old-fashioned pink nosegays.
The guests adjourned tc the hcme
of Mrs. Halls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry w. Horton, for bridge
in the afternoon. Prizes were won
by Mrs. John Kearney$ first; Mrs.
William j. Dickey, second; and Mrs.
William Schofield, low.
Those present were Mesdames
John jackson, Max Sones, Reginald
l. Knox, Jr., Robert Wylie, Fred
erick p Heald, John Kearney, Will
liam ScEofield, Parkman Moore,
William J. Dickey, Albert DeVore,
Ashley Simms, G. H. Montgomery,
Rita Noah, Miss Kay Nuffer and
the hostess, Mrs Hall and Mrs.
Kinder.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

aoilyWood Exclusively yours
Flve-and-ten million-dollar baby
Barbara Hutton can't be too
nroken-hearted over her separation
from Carey Grant. She's been
throwing a party practically every
nignt since their parting. Lloyd
Y. douglas has ended a Six-month
stay at Los Angeles hospital and
mas gone TO the Nevada desert to
write another novel Simon Peter"
paramount is about to lose four
leadlng mfn tc the army. Despite
medlcal discharges, Alan Ladd and
Fatric KNOWLES face new physicals
TINS month. Barry Sullivan, who
clicked in Lady in the Dark" and
Edole Bracken are las awaiting
word. !. Tokvo-horn olivia de
Havilland will christen Los Angeles
narbor's latest victory ship, the
5. S. American Victory.
One-time Hollywood star Isa Mi
randi and her husband were active
IN the Italian underground, hiding
British and Russian flyers, accord
ing to word reaching Paramount.
ones how entertaining GIs at Red
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
RATION POINTS
MEATS. FATS, Etc.-Book 4, Rec

MEATS, FATS, Etc.-Book 4. Red
Stamps VS., rs and Az through d.
good through June 2. Stamps E2
through J2, good through June 80.
Stamps K2 through P2, good through
July 81. Stamps o. through w, good
through August 81.
Save every drop of waste fat. For
victory in l945 an added 100000, 900
pounds IS needed Each pound is
worth 2 red points.
PROGRESSED FOODS-Book q.
Blue Stamps HI through M. good
through June 2. Stamps No through
81, good through June 80. Stamps
TT through X2, good through July
81. Stamps w, 70 and AL through
C1, good May l through Aug. 81.
SUGAR-Book 4, Stamp 35, good
for five pounds through June 2.
Stamp No. 36 valid May /.
SHOES-Book 3, Airplane Stamps
l, 2 and 3. Termination date not
set.
GASOLINE-15-A Coupons good
for four gallons each through June
2l. BE-, CO, B-l and CT coupons
good for five gallons.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
POE, Chapter
Hears Report
Of Convention

A report on the recent PEG. state
convention was given by Mrs. Laural
Ferguson, president of Chapter AV,
at the meeting Saturday afternoon
of Chapter CIV. Mrs. Ferguson was
the representative for chapters in
this area.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Beyschlag with
Miss Frances FouldS as co-hostess.
Luncheon was ser! ed preceding the
program.
Those present were Mesdames
Dorothy Armstrong, A. ]. Boles, M.
R Brents, Warren Brock, j. E.
Brock, c. S. Conner, George Con-
ner, S. B. Foulds, j. D. Foss, Fannie
McCrory, W. w. McEuen. M. c..
Pinnell, D. B. Roberts, Charles
Sones. John Tyler, George Wash
burn, D. L. Young, Estelle Reid. A.
H. Rehkopf and the hostesses. Mrs.
Beyschlag and Miss Foulds.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Humphrey Bosart
Tries Marriage
For Fourth Time

/ MANSFIELD, O., May 81 UPD
Hollywood'S Lauren Bacall, wear
ing a simple doeskin beige dress
and huge accolade orchid, became
Mrs. Humphrey Bogart Monday in
a simple wedding on Louis Brom-
fields famous Malabar farm.
BOgart, wearing plain gray
suit and dark maroon four-in- hand
tie, slipped the wedding ring on his
brides finger before the small we'd
ding party. Miss Bacall gave her
groom a mesh band of yellow gold
in the double-ring ceremony.
Miss Bacall recited the vows her
voice a little more husky than
usual Bogart, on his fourth trip TO
the altar, spoke softly but with pre-
cision. Slightly nervous, he slipped
few martins before the cere-
mony
Municipal Judge H. H. Shelter
of Mansfield officiated at the
wedding in the entrance hall of the
Bro,nfield farm. 1t was decorated
with snapdragons and shrubbery
from the farm.
Miss Bacall looking taller and
thinner than on the screen, wore
the beige dress with a dark brown
scarf at the neck, brown match
ing belt, and toeleSs and heel-less
brown suede shoes.
Judge Shelter read from a loose
leaf notebook in which he had typed
an improvised service which he said
combined a little of everything.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Banquet Meeting
Slated by Junior
10000 Section

A banquet meeting will be held
at p m. Tuesday night by men,
bers of the Junior Ten Thousand
club in the clubhouse, the event
being the last meeting of the club
for the season.
A spaghetti dinner will be served
by the Maggie families, followed by
musical program by Roberta
Tackett, pianist, and Georgiana
Washburn, soloist.
New officers will be installed for
next year, with Miss Frances Sun
strom to take over the duties of
president now held by Mrs. Don
Bradshaw. Present and past Off
GERS of the Senior club and ad-
viscrs of the Junior section will be
special guests.
Reservations must be made with
Mrs. Ben Blakely by Tuesday noon.
Mrs. Will Lee Tackett is in charge
of decorations.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
CALENDAR
MONDAY

Toastmastcrs, 6:15, California no
tel.
Ell Centre Lodge No. 384, F. &
A. NJ, !, Masonic temple.
Carpenters, 7.30, Labor temple.
Red Cross Board, 1880, l20 North
Fifth st.
Boy Scout troop 20, 1880. Scout
hut.
Junior 10000 Club banquet, 8,
clubhouse.
Beta Sigma Phi, 5, 625 South
Imperial, Imperial.
TUESDAY
MAG 35, OffIcers Wives Club, Red
Cross headquarters, 10:30; lunch
con, /.
Soroptomists, 12, Barbara Worth
hotel.
st. Paurs Episcopal Guild, 1, SIS
Wensley.
White Shrine Club, $50. d05
Washington St., Calexico.
American Legion Auxiliary. $50,
1451 Olive st.
Night School, 7-9, high school
Installation dinner of Business
& Professional Women, 1880, CAL
ifornia hotel.
Boy Scout troop 73, 1880. fire de-
partmcnt.
Boy Scout troop IS, Methodist So
cial hall.
Boy Scout troop IA, 1880. Scout
hut.
Jobs Daughters, 1850. Masonic
temple.
Eagles, s, Eagles Hall.
American Legion, s, Veterans hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
CLASSMATE MAKES GOOD

Vic McLaglen's sen, Andy, has
joined the Republic production de-
partment. Film writer Rowland
Leigh will have reunion in San
Francisco next week with a COL
lege claSsmate who used to play
piano in the days when Rowland
was first composing songs at Ok
ford. The pianist has gene on to
become England's foreign minister
Anthony Eden. Shirley Tenn
pies longtime stand-in and con-
fidante, Mary Lou Islieb, was dis
treSsed by the announcement of
Shirley's engagement. Its won
derful," Mary Lou telephoned Shir-
ley, but great goodness, who's &C.
ing to wash your hair when you get
married." It's Singer Curt Mas
sey's story about the daughter of a
movie queen who was complaining
Its such problem getting some
thing for mCther's birthday. Her
credit isn't good anywhere"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Churches
Schools
Piano Students
Of Frank Mccoy
Present Recital

Piano pupils of Frank Mccoy,
student teacher, were presented in
recital Sunday evening at Douglass
high school auditorium, with a
large audience present to hear the
young musicians.
Certificates of progress were pre-
sented by Mrs. Emily Besena. AS
a special feature, the teachers sis
ter, Mrs. Thelma MCCOY Haynes,
who is visiting here, was heard in
piano solo.
The program was as follows; In
the Garden" MARTINI, Bertha Nor
emo: Ming Ling Laundrymann
(GiovannD. Jontille Burleigh; "Pret-
ty Rosebuds'' = Hopkins, London
Bridge" and ''Patter of the Rain"
(RichteD, Calvin Cook;
THE Butterfly" CThompson), Lu-
pc Gomez; In a Turkish Bazaar
Hopkins and Three by the Chin
ing Clock" tMoyer), Manuel Winner;
Indian Rain Dance" (Stockoridge)
and "Sandman's Song" Bruce
June Lee Faulkner; "At the Derby
(Northrup) and Gypsy Dance"
(Blake), Caroline Valenzuela:
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2"
Liszt-Mittler) Beverly Langdon;
Persia" (Cowles) and '@Tramueri''
tSchumann Wilma j. Johnson:
Gypsy Rondo" (Haydn) Leester
Miller; Sonata 31I c. (Mozart) !;
Cradle Song" (Francko) Bertha
Mae Walls: Romance" Lawson)
and Sonata in G" Beethoven La
Vaughn Langdon;
Autumn Day" (Hughes) and
Flower Song" Gange) Tillie Sam
brano; Fifth Nocturne" Leyback)
and Prelude in A Major" Chopin /,
Lethia Goss; and Concerto in C,
Allegro Moderate" (KaSschau) by
Bertha Mae Walls, with Frank Nc
Coy playing the second piano. She
followed with Pieczonka's "Taran-
tella" as an encore.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
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Sunday POST-PRESS. by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company, 625 State
St, Ell Centro, Calf
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and President.
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parer Publishers Assn, st-Holliday
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Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Students to Talk
To Sorop+omists

A luncheon meeting will be held
by members of the Sorcptomist club
at u noon Tuesday in the Barbara
Worth hotel and all members have
been requested to attend by Miss
Florence Glenn, president.
Speakers for the day will be Don
Womack, the newly elected student
body president of Central Union
High school and Helen Dawson, new
girls president.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Cross Canteens in Rome.
BANANA BALLAD

The banana industry has finally
found the song it's been looking
for. Please No Squeeze Da Ba-
nana," which will plague you as
much as "Bei Meir Bist Du Schoen''
and Marry Doats." The Andrews
Sisters will introduce it. Or
chestra Leader Jan Savitt's novel,
step Down to Glory" will hit the
bookstalls next month. Broad
way is paging Chu-Chu Martinez
for the singing lead n Brazil"
Even Laraine Days legs can't
compete with a thick. juicy steak
in a dinner scene for Those En-
dearing Young Charms" Groans
and howls CT preview audiences
are drowning out all of Laraine's
dialogue. Physical charms of
studio messenger girls prompts
Universal Scripter Carley Marion
to propose a Miss Messenger Girl
beauty contest. Some of these
little gals outshine the glamour
girls on the sets. Another for
eign hurdle for American film busi-
ness after We day France will
limit importation of U. S. movies
to 80 features semi-annually, as
against 98 during the pre-war Pc
riod.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Society
Clubs
Awards Received
By Cub Scouts
At Final Meeting

Contests between dens and
achievement awards we're features
of the last meeting of the year of
Cub Scout Pack ITS. sponsored by
Rotary, which met Friday afternoon
with parents present as special
guests.
A skit contest and baseball auto
graphed by members of the San
Diego Padres baseball team were
wen by Den Two, with Alan Hunt
chief and Mrs. c. H. Montgomery
den mother.
Ken Thornton, cubmaster, intro
duced Leo Carpenter. Clubbing ex-
ecutive; who made the achievement
awards. Shields Charlton, clubbing
commissioner, also spoke briefly.
Achievement awards were pre-
sented to boys cf the following dens:
Den l: Den mother, Mrs Herb
cett; chief, DUANE Wells; Robert
Walker. Gerald Bryant, Wayne Bee
son, Richard Salazar.
Den 2: Den mother, Mrs. G. H.
Montgomery; cEief, Alan Hunt;
Russell Kirk, James Bolt, Bill Mont
gomery, Charles Scott, Danny Nuf-
fer, Jimmy Chambers. George Nc
Faddin.
DIN 4 Mrs Shields Charlton, den
mother; Paul Dunlap. chief; c. l..
Brooks, Donald Allen, Gary Huber,
Neal Lederman, Phil Livingston,
FARRELL Williams.
Den 8: Mrs Ken Thornton, den
mother; Charles Doffing, chief
Roger Keller, Ralph White, Robert
Jensen, Mark Riley, Don Haun,
Hunter Charlton, Jack Tyler, Roy
Davis, Thad Hodgkin.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
Party Marks
Baby Baptism

Celebrating the baptism of five
months old Carlos Jesus Varele,
party was held Saturday at the
home of Miss Catalina Rodriguez, OF
Mexicali, godmother of the baby.
Dancing was enjoyed and refresh
ments served by the hostess. Carlos
is the sen of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesus
Varele of Mexicai and his uncle,
Carlos Gotta, is his godfather.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
LICENSES ISSUED

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
recently issued marriage licenses
10 Manuel Raul Geek, IT, Calexico
field worker, and Edelia Landeros
Castro. II, Calexico; and to Allen
Pershing Mitchem, 26, marine, and
Katherine Irene .gan, %, stenog-
rapher, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
NwCTU AIDS RED GROSS

EVANSTON. Ill. May 81 CUP)-
The national womanG Christian
Temperance Union announced at
its national meeting here that the.
organization has contributed II am
balances. six blood bank units and
several mobile units TO the Red
Cross.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
TWO DEGREES
ARE GRANTED

Interlocutory divorce DEGREES were
granted in Imperial county superior
court recently to Cecily Waddell
and Freeman Bankston Waddell and
to Alfred A. Howell and Catherine
M Howell
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
ls%ss' ssasss OF Interest to Women
By Hoyey Kinder
100 Camp Fire Girls Given
Ranks at Council Meet

activities
grand Saturday
when ranks awarded to than l0C girls
stadium the music
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
DIAPER RASH

Soothe and cool diaper rash, relieve irri-
tation. and also help prevent it by using
Mexsana. the soothing, medicated pow
der. Sprinkle well over rash-irritated skin
after every change. A standby for over 40
years. Costs little. Even greater savings
in larger sizes. Always demand Mexsana
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was granted re-
Gently in Imperial county superior
court in El Centro to Florence Bac-
on in the suit against DR.. Sem
Bacon.