The border vidette., 1928-02-18

phite Company's mines located
near Moreno station, Sonora,
came up to the border Monday
to meet Albert S. Harvey, vice
president and general manager
Of the company, who arrived in
Nogales Saturday from Saginaw,
Michigan, en- route TO the mines
The first annual banquet given
Wednesday night by the No
gales Wonderland Club at the
Club Royah in Nogales, Sonora,
was a big snccess. Judge Chas.
e. Hardy was the speaker Of
the evening, and as usual made
a splendid address. Judge Har
dy is one the best speakers in
Arizona. He is the best Justice
of the Peace Nogales ever had
and he'll be re elected to that
important office at the next cleo.
tion, in November.
Funeral services for George
N. Sayre, 50 years of age, and a
pioneer resident of Santa Cruz
county, who died Wednesday af
ternoon at his home near Har.
! shaw, following a three days ill
ness from pnsumonia, were held
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the Baptist church. The
Masonic lodge conducted the
funeral services at the grave in
the Masonic cemetery. Deceas.
ed ia survived by q widow and
IL year old daughter, who have
the sympathy of their many
friends throughout Santa Cruz
county.
The Woman's Club of Nogales
is planning to give presenta
tion Of The Torch Bearers, !"
one OF George Kelley's famous
comedies, in the near future, TN.
der the direction of William
Macmillan Of New York, Yale
graduate and student of drama
tics, who is scjourning in No
gales for the benefit of his health
Several rehearsals have already
been held at the residences OF
Mrs. b. Titcomb and Mrs. J. E.
Wise. The cast and date of
presentation will be announced
in the near future. according to
MIR. Macmillan, who has had ex
tensive experience in the pro-.
duction of both amateur and pro
fessional plays. He studied un
der Professor Baker at Yale
University.
Archie G. Shreve, a prominent
capitalist Of San Diego, Califor
MIA, and connected with the
Shreveg interests who recently
disposed Of the controlling stock
of the Montezuma Hotel and In.
Fvestment Company to Writ g.
Bowman, spent the weekend in
Nogales from Tucson, where the
Shreve interests own the con
trolling stock in the Santa Rita
Hotel. In speaked of the sale
of the stock in the big Monte
yuma hotel to Mr.. Bowman, Mr..
Shreve said: II don't know what
Mr.. Bowman intends to do or
what his plans are. He purchas
ed our interest in the building
and now CONTROLS the Montezu
ma Hotel and Investment Com
pany." Monday morning Mr..
Shreve and party motored back
to Tucson. During their stay
here they we're guests at the
Montezuma.
The forty-sixth annual com
munication of the Most Worship.
full Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masonry of Arizona,
was held four days this week in
Tucson. commencing last Tues.
day. The following members of
the Nogales Masonic lodge at
tended the communication: G.
E. Wheeler. Harold G. Wayte.
Roy Noon. Ike p. Frazier and
A. J. Abbott. The grand chap
ter of the Order of Eastern Star
which met during the same four
days, was attended by the fol
lowing members of the Nogales
IOrder of the Eastern Star: Mrs.
I. Burgoon, Mrs. G. E. Wheeler,
Mrs. Thelma Burns and Mrs.
Sue Henry. The following girls
attended the Order of the Rain
bow for girls communication
Tuesday night: Misses Ruth Alb
bot, Esther Greason and Doro,
thy Coltman.
Many business and profession