The border vidette., 1928-07-28

cial low prices to broiler plants
in lots of 500 or more. ENOCH
CREWS, Seabright, Calf.
Fl. D. McVey, state manager
of the Mountain States Tel. and
Tel. Co, with headquarters at
Phoenix, was in attendance at
the sessions of State Supervis
ors association and the annual
tax conference held ia Nogales
Wednesday and Thursday.
e. A. II. Tays, we'll known
vegetable buyer of this city and
the West Coast of Mexico, died
last Sunday night at Turlock,
California, following a long i'll
ness. Deceased was manager of
the Occidental Agricultural Lea.
que. He was we'll known in 10,
cal business circles.
It's announced that dispatches
from Navojoa, Sonora, Mexico.
state the will Of the late General
Alvaro Oregon. instructs his
business associates to 'liquidate
his vast business interests and
turn the proceeds over to the
widow" The estate includes,
ranches, mills, agencies and real
estate.
e. A. Tovrea. president of the
Arizona Packing Company. with
headquarters at Phoenix, &C.
companied by his wife, spent the
weekend in Nogaies visiting bis
brother, J. G. Tovrea, manager
of the local branch of the Ari.
zona Packing Company, estab.
lished many years ago by Ed
TOvrea.
A banquet was given Thurs.
day night at the Club Royal.
Nogales. Sonora. by local coun.
ty officials in honor Of the visit.
ing members of the State Tax
com mission and other state off
cials. Entertainment included
the round by round returns of
the Tunney-Heeney champion
ship fight in New York City,
given by courtesy of the No.
gales Herald.
The Knights of Pythias dance
given last Saturday night at the
Palais Royal in Nogales, Sonora,
was financial and social sue
cess, and Knights are planning
another dance in the near future.
During the evening Miss Kath !.
lyn Barber of Elsinore, Calf,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Barber, formerly of Nogales, en-
tertained with nun Der of ballet
dances. A nice sum was raised
Saturday night for the K. of
P. charity tupd.
The local Piggly Wiggly 12-
weeks contest closed last Satur
day night aud the following boys
and girls are declared the win.
ners of prizes: First prize, a bi
cycle, Jack Hardy; second prize,
California wagon, John Henry;
third prize, watch. Olga Holler;
fourth, kodak. Rudolf Joffroy;
fifth, scooter, Norman Pomeroy.
Jr.. sixth, Piggly Wiggly wagon,
Van A. Smelker, Jr.; seventh
basket ball, Grace A. Farrell;
eight, Piggly Wiggly wagon,
Amory Sampson.
At the morning session of the
State Supervisors association
Wednesday, oil surfacing of the
main highways of Arizona. was
the most i'm mportant topic discuss
ed. With the aid of moving pic.
lures, w. w. Lane, chief engi
neer of the state highway com
mission, explained how the work
is done. 1t is the plan of the
highway department to soon oil
surface the Nogales Tucson high
way between Nogales and the
Pima county line, at a cost of
from $500 to $500 per mile.
Methodist Church--Corner of
Grand and POtrnr0 ParS0nape
two doors east on Grand. Sun
day school 9:45 a. m.. Elmer
Rickenberg, Superin n tendent.
Preaching II a. m. when a
fellow needs a FRIEND" Epworth
League 7:30 p. m. Subject
Pioneers of Progress" Leader,
Harold Payne, Jr. The pastors
talk will be made by Rev. ].
Lawrence Bell. Young people
are especially invited to the