The border vidette., 1928-03-31

turned Wednesday from Nash
Vile. Tennessee, where they at
tended the Jubilee council, cele-
brating the fifty years work of
the missionary society of the
church. Rev. and Mrs. Crutch
field made the long cross country
trip by automobile.
Robert S. Burns, manager of
the Nogales branch of j. G. Pen.
ney Company. left Wednesday
to attend the annual convention
of the Penney organization held
yesterday in Los Angeles at the
Hotel Alexandria. Some III
store managers of the company
from Arizona, New Mexico and
California attended the meeting.
The automobile belonging to
Rudolph Fleischer caught FIRE
Sunday near Continental and
was totally destroyed. The fire
was caused by a short circuit.
r.. B. Romero, advertising man.
ager of La Vile de Paris. who
was passing at the time, picked
up the Fleischer party and took
them to Tucson. The car was
partially covered by insurance.
Mrs. Thodora. Marsh and Mrs.
George. Fielder motored to Phoe.
nix Sunday to attend the con
vention of Arizona Democrats
who on Monday selected dele
gatesto the Democratic national
convention at Houston, Texas,
Septem Der 26 The ladies are
enthusiastic Democrats. Mrs.
Marsh is o mem Der of the Board
of, Regents of the University of
Arizona.
Hon. Writ G. Bowman. capi
talist OF Nogales and San Diego,
attended the meeting Of the state
Democratic central committee in
Phoenix Monday, and took an
active part in selecting yunin.
structed AL Smith delegates to
the national Democratic conven
tion at Houston, Texas, June 26.
MIR. Bowman is al ardent sup.
porter of Governor Smith for
president, and be will be among
those present at the big con-
vention, as proxy.
Judge e. r. Thurman and c..
G. Crenshaw left Nogales early
Wednesday morning for San
Angelo, Texas. where Judge
Thurman will wed Miss Lois. De
Berry,. tomorrow. Alderman
Crenshaw vii! act as best
man at Dads" wedding, follow
ing which Judge and Mrs. Thur
man will return to Nogales end
Mr.. Crenshaw will go to Mem
phis, Tenn, for a short visit
with relatives. Miss De Barry.
is we'll known in. Negales.l She
is a sister of Mrs. A. It. Davis,
who is in SansAngelo, at present.
Mrs. Arthur Powell of Washing
ton, D. c., niece of the bride.
will also be at the wedding.
Victor j. Wager. Leslie O..
Hardly Charles L. Hardy and
Emory D. Miller, returned last
Tuesday afternoon from Phoe-
nix, where they attended the
convention of Arizona Demo
Gratis, who on Monday named ~
delegates and IL alternates to
the Democrat national conven
ton to be held at Houston, Tex
June 26, to name the next presi
dent Of the United States. Hon.
Leslie c.. Hardy. brilliant law
yer of this city, chairman of the
Santa Cruz County AL Smith for
President Club, was named ss a
delegate from Santa Cruz coun
ty. While Arizona's delegates
will 90 uninstructed, every one
will vote for Governor Smith.
In compliance with the newly
developed plan Of the United
States chamber of commerce.
approved of recently, which is
to divide the eastern. central
and western divisions of the
country into smaller sub divis.
ions for the better handling of
the chambers work, G. A. Rietz,
field secretary for the sub-di-
vision of Arizona and southern
California, was in Nogales this
week studying the economic con.
ditions here with J. B. Bristol,
secretary of the Nogales cham.
Der of commerce. The national
legislature program of the or.
ganization," Mr.. Rietz said, is