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Society, Clubs 9 Lodges ,
Churches and Schools
MRS. CAMPBELL COMPILES SY.XOPSIS
OF LOCAL CLI O'S ACHIEVEMENTS
FOR CSE BY STATE FEDERA TIO.X
Mrs. Violet te E. Campbell of this
ci'iy r.r,« recently crttnpiied xynop
sis of the various achievements of
the Toil Thousand club s.m-o its in
ception. Ttyis report will be em
bodied ill it V(flume < ediented 1 1» the
accomplishments of mine , c.’.ms
ail over California, which is bob g
fra tin red and eunjiid by Mis.
Frank A. Gibson of Los Angelos,
prominent i lab vvi man u ho has been
i rd t< take chnrgt of this xf
The rejiort which is of necessity
Hindi eondeased, shows the cm
struetive influence of women in
this community. particularly m tlie
earlier day*, when there were so
many prolieiitS of importauee to be
wrestled wifß,
The i esi tar, as writti by Id
Campbell, follows in full:
The Woman's Ten Thousand
Club of ET Centro, Imperial
county, ow:i> it' own club
house, built Tour vnrs ago. at a
cost of about sid.oott.
The realty had been purchased
si me years 7 e!"i' at a eost of
, jiiuOO and inelinied a small
bungalow which was incorporat
ed in the new elub house and is
now an artistic tea room ad
joining 4 lie mui: auditariunb
The ltits on which the build
ing stand tare located near the
business, section of the city on
one of tht>jnost Usiralde corn
, r> in tlie*4wv\ nsitc. The grounds
have be;:*vrt.a: m gly improved
with lawns, flower - gardens,
shade trees an i shrubbery,
and is one of the* show places
ot the city.
Incirlltted Rest Room
In its true. <a■ ly lpytofy the
(dub starred a Movement for a *
woman's »*| : otc :\»ru :, tgmist
definite phn.s for tbe same.
The first idea w. si not re.alized.
I .; tin vlttb centiuue l to advo
i ate and 7 1\ work- tior - tlo*" rest
I* in in i- ft if it finally became a
*- to; ,i ai.d- Ei Centro n<iw lias
a most attractive room, large
and eoiinsudious. v 1 i furnisii
o.l o' . l-entral. The first year
the room wa- supported atm< -t
entirely by the club and other
Y* iUIKU u; . uL , lliO
>■ tj. • vd ! li ** V::n t: k'eti
over by .the-lity v :r.{il a*d be*
vain* <• *Mpet ■ t part iof the
eft;. ‘ * HAiiiHalh*
provided'-for in the Mniual Trud
got for city government. TJTe
- - U*
pun was <l;:e in hngo'measure
lo the influence and inspiration
of the club women.
The hist* ry of fhe Ten
Thousai.'l club .5 eo-yo ideiit
with the 1.5 « t. ry rf E! Centro,
or nearly so. One of it» very
first efforts was -to secure the
planting of shad trees along
streets and roadside.-. The in
spiration was born of great
Automobile Loans
If your payments, are too large
let ms refinance your car. Loans
also made to individuals on clear
cars. Investigate my easy month
ly payment plan. -«■—
FRED R. CROSS
660 Main. Ei Centro Phone 3-a9J
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At Wholesale
Tables, Chairs,
Dressers, Rugs,
Beds, Etc.
* *
m «. ~ * v r * *' ■*'**"
Leaving The Valley
\T 4 fIY
A
AT
FURNITURE CO.
Calexico
... A -
need in this desert country and
the club threw ils entire
strength to the accomplish
ment. It is too long a story
(,• rei mint, but suffice if to say
that tin movement resulted in
the planting of trees along all
of the streets then opened in
the townsite, with an ordinance
providing for their care at
m .1.0 ipal expense.
i>i ring the same period, the
• .*• bro ight about the plant
ing of trees and shrubbery iiiHOi
the school grounds, and through
the county federation aroused
enthusiasm throughout the coun
ty which resulted in the plant
ing if a great many tree-,
though not nearly so many as
had been hoped tor. Many ot
the trees died, of t ourse, but at
all times the club women of El
Centro have je: louslv guarded
the street trees and insisted on
the replanting of new ones to
fid in the vacant- spots.
The club was also a great in
fluence in the organization of
the first city library which af
terwards became a Carnegie in
stitution anil is quite the pride
pf everybody.
It also organized the Amcri
etitor/.Htion work that lias de
veb t t d so rapidly it is now a
part of tin) high school system,
g- ies. was in the vaflye yesterday 1
of the work.
Music Section Has
Enjoyable A fternocn
Mrs. or e K ag was !:■ -!• ?s to the
'**"lp*m £ fer in :..e o’ Sanilalw' "I
'Drive s-ostefilav*. V«ci-color -I sweet
p. as were verv artistically Vsed in.
the decorations of the home for the
Mr.-. 11. v t*. F.f-h had dirge
of tin prig; at. and was assisted bv
■*. -. D. B. Ei bt i’ -. Th s subji Jt
>f tl.e day was “Lilian Alu-ie.’’
Mrs. Kirg sang very beautifully
VAt Dawning'' and “In the Land
of Si;v Blue Waters'* by Cadman.
nij at thi ■ inno by M rs.
W. .1. Reid. Sirs. Reil also sang
it a very.■< ff"(“five manner “Ghost
PJjks'' by Thurlow LWnirance.
Delightful refreshments were
.so/ve.dt by (lie hostess at the close
Tf 1 the pletiSfttit afternoon.
Announcement Made
of Recent Wedding
Ik-V. anti Mrs. J. Nicola un
ithe marriage" of their daugh-
Margaret Mainly t-> Hat ■ An
*lros (,f this city. Tlu- ns:.TiaK*.*
t'-nk place March 7 in St. i’aul -
Kj i-fotial Church on South Fifth
St < et. K v. N» cola, father- of the
bride offi-iating.
Mrs. Annie George of Ilrawley
was bridesmaid, While Gnat Sinuki?
.eti . a* host man.
Mr. Andros is a jiftrsperbus busi
ness Tran of thiS'd-if v, boil ; pro
prietor of "the California <'at . and
: ■ associated Li other valley busi
ness interests.
The bride is a graduate e # the
lineal high -school and is a very
i talented pianist and violinist.
A Parisian
Novelty
An unusual feature of this nevf
Paris frock is a smart little ebony
holder hanging from the belt, in
which is contained a mirror and
powder puff. .
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
MEETS AT THE HOME
OF MRS. PEARSON
Af.:s. J. li. Pearson- entertained
Members of the Neighborhood Club
■ t her home on Holt avenue yester
day. A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent in playing five hundred
after whi-li dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess, who
was assisted by Mrs. AS'. G. Pearson.
Those present were Airs. Luther
II . I, guest of the afternoon and
the following members: Mesdames
J. W. 1 ’ook, \V. I r. ;-,i- til, N. l i.
Brian, F. G. Haven, William Pan
el st< :• S\ Ivester, 6. Afflier
h • Hi : i' tgh Hush, Jl.arrv Grown
Charlie Knight and the hostess.
CERTIFICATE OF PER SON
TRANSACTING BUSINESS UN
DER FICTITIOUS NAME.
The undersigned, Pacific Laml
and Cattle Company, a corporation,
organized and existing under and
he virtue of the laws of the State
of California, by its vice-president
and secretary-treasurer thereunto
duly authorized, hereby certifies:
That it is transacting ttie retail
meat business in the respective
cities in imperial County, Califor
nia. and under the respective names
as herefnbelow appears, viz;
At -Tit Main street, in the City
of Brawley, County of Imperial,
Estate of California, under the name
and stvle of Brawlev Meat Mar
ket;
At C is Main Street, in the City
of Brawley. County of Imperial,
State of California, under the name
and style of Farr's Meat Market;
At HU .Second Street, in the City
of Calexico, County of Imperial,
State .of California, under the name
and stylo of International Meat
Market:
At _"J4 Second Street, in the City
of *‘: lcxi«t, tlouuty of Imperial,
S’ of California, under the name
:u 1 style of city Meat Market;
On Fifth Street, in the City of
lloii'die. County of Imperial, State
of California, under the name and
style of Jloltville Market;
That It is the solo owner of said
busine-s, and that no other person
or persons are interested therein.
That its place of residence and its
principal place of business is Im
perial, California.
In Witness Whereof, said Pacific
Land and (.'attic Company, a corpo
ration, by Its vice-president and
secretary-treasurer thereunto duly
authorized, lias affixed name
end corporate" seal this _'oth dav of
March, 1925.
i’A< I Fli LAM) AM) CATTLE
COM.pA X V.
Ilv Frank L. Lathrop, Vice I’res.
By C; W. Allj.-on, S#cy.-Tr< a .
Ftato of California,
County of Imperial, ss:
On tliis t’dih day of March, in
the year one thousand nine hundred
-tid twent■ five, before me, diaries
li. fccott, court commissioner in and
for said County of Imperial, duly
appointed and sworn, personally ap
peared Frank L. Lathrop and W.
Allison, known to me to be the
vice-president and score*ary-treasur
<?r of the eorp'iration that executed,
tlie within instrument, and they ac
knowledged to me that said corpo
ration executed the same.
In Witness Whereof, i have here
unto set n.y hand and affixed my
official seal at Li Centro, Califor
nia. the day and year in this cer
tificate first above written.
CHAHLES K. SCOTT,
Court Commissioner, Imperial Coun
ty. California.
(Commissioner s Seal.’
M 27 A 3 19 17 2^
Teachers Win School Honors
Cartoonists who picture school teachers with a roll of hair high on their
head and an elongated nose adorned with glasses must newr have s*eerj
Miss Ruby Freeman Stutrart left and Miss Helen Howard of the
Arkansas State Teachers School Miss Freeman was chosen the most
popular and athletic girl In the school while Miss Howard was chosen the
cutest and prettiest
MEMBERS ROTARY
CLUB GUESTS OF
WILL S. FAWCETT
Will S. Fawcett entertained all
members of the El Centro >C ‘ary
Chib feist night with an elaborate 1
five course diviner party in tin pri
Mite dining room of tire Parham
Worth Hotel. Covers werci i ; i for
4t> members, profusions of sweet
peas, larkspur, roses and other
spring blossoms ornameroting' the
tables.
During the dinner, repbrts w .re
made by the delegates and Iter
nates who attended the secor t dis
trict Rotary conference at Fresno !
on March 19, by John Ross. O. G.
.s. L. M i Irory, Geor An- 1
derson. Charles IMlzer anil ''obert
Moore. Each speaker repc' i tin
conferenee to bu a splendid e and
their talks were much enj-■.. d by
all present.
A short business b-dd ■
following the dinner, during v hieh
eaii'iidfetes for the board; of direc
tors w-'Te nominated and fin- coasti
lotion and by-laws were difcriisscd.
Boyers Enteriain
with Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Boyer enter
tained with a delightful dinner par
ty last night in tlieir new homo. S-Vt
Broadway. Dainty- bouquets of
sweet peas w .re used as table dec
orations
' Covers were laid for A.lr. and Airs.
Sterling Kendrick of Imperial. M .
Kendrick's mother. Mrs. .). s. Ken
driek of Los Angeles and the host
and In stess.
HAIR WILL GROW
10 INCHES IN A
YEAR
Treatrr.ruts in which n-'-a"-.
electricity snd toni a indicated
by the ccr.d''.>o:i oi the scalp
are scientifically combined v. hi
promote hair growth.
Normal growth i r lx inch" a
year Witbihe aid o/ Manet
treatments hair Las been
known to grow ten Lichee in
less than one year.
These stimulating treatments
given by experts at
r
Francis Beauty
Shop
Fifth and Main
Phone No. 7 ‘
For Appointments
Ask For
/
National Bakery
Bread
At All Leading
GROCERS
Raked Today
Not Yesterday
?<
National Bakery
.127 South Sixth St. Phone 429
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THE IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS
MRS. COOK HONORS
L. A. VISITORS WITH
DA INTY LI NCHEON
Afrs. J. \V. Conk ontertaine., with
a charmingly appointed luncheon
today, complimentary to Air-. Irene
Inrsen of Los Angeles and Mrs.
B. Boele of l’asad A 1.1. who a.ro
■the house guests of Airs. Frank
Young for a few day?,
Kxi|uisit i bouquets of lavender
and orchid stock and sweet peas
were vs-\i as table decorations.
Covers were laid for the hoiion i
guests, Airs. i-. C. Taven. ,\! 1
Frank Young and the hostess.
San Francisco Guest
Honored by Bridge
Airs. Th"o'lorr Groene aad Mrs.
Rav 1. Martin were joint hoot ess s
:it a prettily appoint' d hr: !ge par
ty at the home of Airs. Groene on
l EI (\ntro avenli' 1 ye erdav after
noon, eoniplim titjirv to Miss Lor
raine Franke of San Fiaiirl' -o. wh >
is the lioUs-e guest of Mrs. H. ( . .
Biller.
All the decorations, favors, re
freshments and pries charmingly
carried out the Easter idea in vei
low am! orange.
First pri e of the afterniion was
awarded Mrs. 11, R. Hcnsl-r. eon
solation by Afrs, George Kornhurst
! and guest prize by Miss Frauk.o.
The guest list included Mesdames
1 J. 1). Johnson, Jack Struck -I, 11. C.
r, J. A. W .... . 1). It. li mlcr,
Seim Bacon. George Keiiihur-t of
s.-c Diego and Miss Lorr..iue i rank
; of San Fraiieisi o.
Mrs. Th ompson lies t css
to Sans Solid Club
M rs. Vaughn '1 tinmp-’ntl *;ir •-: ■ i
. . f ■• . fy;|
,-.l hr lioni<‘ mi >:111• {:»!w<>11(I Drive
lust night. KxipFsitc roses n<!
sweet peas orii:iiu« , nt>•«l the taldes
and rooms of tin- ljoint*.
Mi.'i Harv: i’rts won liit;’i club
prize, Mi-s Rose San.iiiiMii In',. , ;ub
priz-. Mrs. .Norman K. Dupont won
high guest pri/.i; ami Mrs. i’rank
I’llSllilK, |OW gllfst
Guests prosent ivi-r i Mi - lames
Non:.an K. llujioiit. M-inor Svvfonoy,
Frank J'osu -k at; 1 Misses < lanta
, lideluy and li lon Overt.olsor.
‘lumbers Jim sent i. eluded Me- .aim's
.1 K. Mitchell, Vaughn Thoai]
W, I£. Tvlor Jr., \V. C. Heed, C. G.
Mou'm au, Li roy Ma rel ant, John
li. McNeei'e, Harry Horton, Misses
Ko.-c Sammons, llarva I’itts. Irene
l‘rooks amt Kvi'yn Homan.
HOLBORROW WILL
REFEREE KARLAV
GOOZEMAIv BOUT
Hj 1 nlteil I’rcxs I.eased Wire
SAN DIKCO, Marcli 27. Frank
‘“Wizard of Oz”
At the Valley
Theater Tonight
“The Wir.nrd of Oz. ” the sequal
to t!ii‘‘Tick Took Man of ()/,’’
which was writton by Louie Gott
sothnl of Los Angeles, and played
at the Philharmonic Auditorium for
a long run, will open tonight at the
Valley theater, Larry Nciiion and
Charley Murray have the lends in,
this picture wii:■ •li is of a strictly
comedy type. This picture had it’s
world premiere showing at the
Forum theater, and played two
weeks to a large and appreciative
audience.
In addition to the feature picture ’
the latest Our (lung comedy, “Cir
rus Fever” will also he shown.
Mrs. Prevosi Honors
Mother with Dinner
Parti/ on Anniversary
Mrs. Glen Provost entertained
with a delightful dinner party re
cently in honor ,if her mother, Mrs.
Martha .1. S’ eel.' birthday anni
versary. I'eii rose buds were ef
fectively user, as talks decorations
for the occasion. Many beautiful
gifts were presented the honor*'*'
which were wrapped in dainty pack
ages further carrying out U‘o red
color scheme.
Covers were laid for the honored
guest, Mrs. J. T. Pitts, and son
Hewed, Mrs. Florence Short and
Mr. and Mrs. Provost.
LIEUT. KENNEDY
WILL QUIT NAVY
H.v ! nllrd Tress l.cnscil Wire
* '.K\ KI.AND, Ohio, Mar. b’7. —
toi nt Frank K< imcdy, F. s. X„
will resign from the navy, he said
here today.
'I he lieutenant who was granted
i furlough as the result of his
wifi's two months fight to rescue
•I: from the California state hos
p Pal where he had been committed
pi a charge or' insanity by high
na \ •'«! officials, is visiting relatives
in re.
Lieutenant Kennedy ri[fused to
a'. e any lesson for his ii feution
resign. lie declined, Uo could
'■t talk .about his “ troubles ' since
h - furlough ha 1 been granted on
h i rip.ilotion that he “keep still.’’
Mountain Seized
With Wanderlust
l*y I nitcil l*r«*s* l.tMstMl Wirt*
MKF.KLU, Calif., Mar. b’7.—
Moving moil ii ta i ii,' ’ a gllOO foot
peak, has been seized with wander
list and in two days has traveled
Pm vatiis.
i’li• - shitting of the mountain has
com; leu Iv obliterated jwirtion* of
tl n. in highway into Meeker and
in other places has caused hum
mocks from three t ( , five, feet high
to swell up in the middle of the
total.
Tile net ion of the slop's of the
peak resouible Jti,. \\ ..vei of the sea.
ii" og: fs account tor the phenoni
e. on by the fact that the mountain
f >ts upon a c!n\ strata which has
b m .-ofteia I by spring rains.
Hi lliorrou- of I, os Angeles will re
f• eo the Kid Kaplan Kruie Gooze
ma': figtit at the I‘oliseiiiu hero Sat
urday night. The world’s ‘cham
pion ami tlio Hail Diego feather
weight are .slated to go 12 rounds.
FOLKS
All we have to say this week is
-COME IN AND VISIT OUR
JUNK PILE”
There’s a big assortment of
quality groceries and the prices
are a “knock-out.”
S. O. S.
“SAVE ON SERVICE”
Post Office Building El Centro
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The
life” of the party . .
Hills Bros Coffee
The western hostess knows the secret
of injecting new life into any gathering.
When conversation lags, she serves that \
seal-brown beverage that won the West
on its flavor —and its ability to put
new snap and vigor into mind and body.
Break the vacuum seal of a tin of
Hill s Bros. Coffee. Breathe deeply of
that rich, rare fragrance. Lift a cup to
your lips and taste that perfectly mar
velous flavor! Of course, it’s The Rec
ognised Standard! 1 fills Bros. Coffee
is economical to use.
HILLS BROS COFFEE
fTi \UlzJ h
In the nrioimtl Fatuum f’ark
•nhich keeft the coffee fresh.
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SUING WIFE SAYS (
GLAND BUSINESS
IS FLOURISHING
HOS AND ELKS, Afar. 27. —H. L. I
I’ousinean, goat gtanil sp u ialist.
was made defendant in a divorce j
suit filed here today by Mrs. Kva I
(i. (’ousineau.
Mrs. ('ousineau charged in tier]
petition that the gland doctor alius
ed her when she attempted to put j
parsley in his tfoup.
hi was also revealed in tier com- |
plaint that Hong lteaoh i* a fertile,
field for goat glanders to exploit. !
i' being alleged that ('ousineau
made $J(100 in one we-ik implanting'
youth in aged patients.
Friday, March 27, 1925
ROCKEFELLER IS
PEEVED AT ACTION
OF OIL OFFICIALS
II y I'ivltcil Prf** l.»*n*c«l Wire
NFAV VOKK, Mar. 27.—John 11.
Rockefeller Jr., is aroused at fail
ure of certain oil company officials
to appear at the government's re
<|ticst in the Teapot Dome oil leas
ing suit.
‘‘it is us mueli the duty of tlie
officers of a corporation as it is of
private citizens to observe both the
letter and spirit of the law,” Kockc
feller declared today, ‘‘and in any
company in which I am intcrostciff
all the influence I havo will be cxJ
erted to tlmt end. ’’