The border vidette., 1928-10-20

Governor Geo. w. +. Hunt has
designated by proclamation. Fri
day, November g. as Parent
Teachers Day. and requests
teachers of the public schools
and the people generally to ob
serve the same with. appropriate
exercises.
j. A.. Legarra is leaving to
night for Acaponeta. Mexico.
where be is connected with q big
sugar company, owning plan
tation comprizing 10000 acres of
land. Josquin's many Nogales
friends wish him success in the
south country.
r. j.. Binkley, manager of the
Acaponeta Sugar Company. has
returned from a successful busi
ness trip to Los Angeles and to-.
night will leave for Acaponeta,
Nayarit. Mexico, where his com.
pany owns a grent sugar planta
ton and factory.
Mrs. Edward Mayer of Los
Angeles, nee Francis O'Neill, is
here visiting her father, r. Il.
O'Neill, and her sister. Carmen
O'Neill,. who recently returned
from Europe. Mrs. Mayer is
the wife of the playwright, au
thor of The Firebrand. !"
Approximately thirty women
met at the Democratic head.
quarters on Grand avenue Tues.
day afternoon and organized the
!Woman's Democratic Club. The
Club. of which Mrs. James A.
Harrison. is chairman. will work
for the entire Democratic Ma.
tional, state and county.
Ralph III. Cameron, candidate
for United States senator; j. C.
Phillips, candidate for governor;
Carl Tisor, candidate for attor
ney general, and a number Of
other Republican candidates. ad
dressed a large crowd OF Santa
Cruz county voters at the Lyric
Theater last Monday night
Mr.. Eugene Plunkett of the
Anglo, London and Paris Bank
of San Francisco, who has been
visiting in the city "a guest of
President Bracey Curtis. motor.
ed to Tucson yesterday. accom-
panied by Mr.. Curtis and Theron
Richardson. Mr.. Plunkett will
attend the Arizona Bankers
convention.
A HALLOWEEN Dance will be
given the night of Wednesday,
October 81, by the local Knights
of Pythias lodge at the Fire
mems Club. A special dance
committee has been appointed
to arrange details for the dance,
which will be an old-fashioned
affair, Every body is cordially
invitedto attend.
E. r. Thurman, Charles L.
Hardy, Pat Patterson. MIR. and
Mrs. A. e. Sanders, Mrs. Anna
B. Ackley, Mrs. N. D. Pomeroy,
Judge Charles E. Hardy. Craig
Pottinger, A. Dumbauld and E..
D. Miller, were among local
Democrats who motored to Pat.
agonia last Saturday to meet
Senator Carl Hayden and party.
Next Monday Eight Senator
Henry F. Ashurst, Arizona's
silver-tongued orator; Governor
George w. P. Hunt, un beatable
Democratic candidate for re-
election and other candidates,
will address voters of Santa
Cruz county at the Lyric Thea.
ter in this city. The speaking
will commence at 8 o'clock and
every body-Democrats and Re.
publicans-is invited to hear q
real political treat.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
County Democratic Central Com.
mittee and candidates was held
Wednesday evening at Democra
tic headquars on Grand avenue,
presided over by Chairman c..
L. Hardy. During the evening
a ringing speech was made by
Judge Charles E. Hardy, one of
finest political speakers in Ari
zona, who predicted a great vic
tory for Democrat candidates at
the November election.
Mrs, John G. Greenway of
Phoenix. Democratic National
Committee woma, from Arizona,
will address the women of No
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