Nogales international., 1927-07-29

Dougherty, and drawn UP by camp
authorities in conjunction with
Mrs. Cornelius P. Britton of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the American
Legion, camp hostess, calls for
regular swims. motion picture
shows, band concerts, athletic
meets, boxing contests, picnics
and other outings.
| Swimming each afternoon will
lbe under the direction of a GER
tilted Red Cross life saving in
structor. All boys in the camp who
qualify will receive certificates.
! Following is the entertainment
program.
Tuesday, Aug. 2-swim, S to
10; band concert, 1880 to $3.50.
Wednesday. Aug. showing
Ipictures.
Thursday, Aug. Band con-
cert, 7:30 to $3.50 p. m. Game
tournament.
Friday, Aug. 5-Moving pic
lures.
saturday, August 6-Dance.
Sunday, Aug. Morning:
Singing and church service; after
noon, baseball game, swimming
party and vicente roast, 600 to
500 p. m.
Monday, Aug. Moving pic
lures.
Tuesday. Aug. 9-Amateur box
ing bouts.
Wednesday, Aug. 1O-Moving
pictures.
Thursday, Aug. 11.-Band con-
cert and games tournament.
Friday. Aug. 12-Dance.
Saturday, Aug. 13-Field meet
General Kinds will be in Camp
18th to 14th) night-boxing card.
Sunday. Aug. 14-Picnic in Pot
rero canyon.
Monday, Aug. 15--Moving pic
lures.
Tuesday, Aug. 1e-Amateur
vaudeville.
Wednesday. Aug. 17-Moving
picture.
Thursday, Aug. 1S-Band con-
cert. and games tournament.
Friday, Aug. 19-Moving pic
lures.
Saturday, Aug. 2O-Dance.
Sunday, Aug. 21.-Morning
song service.
Monday. Aug. 22-Moving pic
lures.
Tuesday, Aug. 2S-vaudeville
or boxing card.
Wednesday, Aug. 24-Movine
pictures.
Thursday. Aug. 25-Band con-
cert and games tournament.
Friday, Aug. 26-Swimming
contests and vicente roast, 400 to
700 p. m.
Saturday, Aug. 27-Parents
lay, athletic events and exhibition
drills. Dance in evening.
This camp is one of many held
throughout the United States an
nually, under the direction and
control IF the Citizens Military
Framing Camp Association of the
United States, with a state organi-
zat1on consisting of state aide
20 the secretary of war, state
and a state advisory
committee. The prominence and
'haracer of the personnel of the
state organization for Arizona is
Indicative of the interest being
aiken in citizenship training
throughout our country. The state
Executive committee is composed
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Hon. Duane Bird, Nogales;
udge E. Emo Bollinger, King
nan; Hon. G. o. Case, Phoenix;
Judge w. r. Chambers, Stafford;
udge q. e. FARES Globe; SEN
tor Andrew P. Martin Tucson;
jol. James H. McClintock, Phoe-
TX; Hon. Michael Riordan, Flag
taft; Hon. Sidney Snapp, Hol-
rock; and Mrs. Robert l.. Hoyal,
)ouglas.
The State Advisory Committee
onsists of:
Hon. E. S. Clark, Phoenix; DR..
i. O. Creager, Tucson; Rt. Rev.
)aniel j. Gercke, Tucson; Gov.
feorge W, P. Hunt, Phoenix; Hon.
dwight B. Heard, Phoenix, Hon.
}. p. Jones, Mesa; Judge A. G.
Phoenix; DR.. A. j.
1atthews. Tempe, r. L. B. Nc
Iullon, Flagstaff; DR.. Harry A.
outhword, Prescott; Senator
lulford Windsor, Yuma.
Colonel A. j. Dougherty, former
tate commander of the American
legion is in command of the
amp at Nogales: Mrs. Cornelia
'ritton, District Pre- sident of the
yomen's Auxiliary American
4egion, will have charge of the
[ostess House; Bob Thomas,
'hysical Director of the Mesa
chools will have charge of the
hysical education and Jack Lynch
f Tucson will teach boxing.
Elaborate arrangements have
cen made for the care and con-
rol of the boys and young men
ttending camp and a course of
tudy in citizenship that will sur
ass any school in the state offer
d to the attendants. Different /
ields of citizenship, athletics, and
ames and physical education will
e stressed. Arrangements have
cen made for entertaining the