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Nogales international., 1929-10-29
UNIVERSITY HEAD HERE
ENROUTE FROM MEXICO CITY

DR.. Won Klein Smid, president Of
the University of Southern Calf
ornia at Los Angeles, and former
head of the University OF Arizona,
passed through here Friday enroute
to Los Angeles from trip to Mex
leo City. He was accompanied by
his wife and a man named DR.. Her
man.
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CAPT. MIX AT HELLDoRADo

Captain l.. w. Mix, prominent No
gales pioneer, was among many No
gales persons attending the He'll
dorado at Tombstone.
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Mrs. James A. Harrison left Bal
timore yesterday for her home in
Nogales after an extended visit on
the Atlantic coast.
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ALBERT HARVEY HERE

Albert S. Harvey of Saginaw,
Mich, vice-president and general
manager of the United States Gra-
phite Company, was an arrival here
Friday evening.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

William Simonton and family
and Miss Helen Taylor attended
the Helldorado at Tombstone.
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r. w. Nicholson, of Los Angeles,
representing the Martini -Senour
Paint Company, was in town on
Monday when he presented a DEM
onstration of his products before an
interested gathering of Nogales
painters. Martin -Senour paints are
represented in Nogales by the F.. F.
Rodriguez hardware store.
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John Glissan and family and
George Parker were among local
persons attending the Helldorado at
Tombstone.
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Col. Hugh Parker of the 25th In
fantry and James A. Harrison at
tended the Helldorado at Tomb
stone Saturday. Mr.. Harrison re-
members visiting Tombstone during
his boyhood days in 1881.
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SHERIFF AT HELLDORADO

Sheriff Pat Patterson and wife
left Saturday night to attend the
Helldorado at Tombstone.
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Herbert Chatham, deputy Gus
toms collector, left for Tucson yes
terday on business connected with
his office.
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Mrs. R. T. Frazier, ST., is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. j. D. Sui
Ivan, at Hayden, where she is re-
covering from a sprained ankle sus-
tanned a few days ago at the Hotel
ESplendor.
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E. G. F. Wilson attended the He'll
dorado at Tombstone Friday, and
pronounced it one of the most in
teresting shows he ever saw.
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Miss Monty Richards has accept
ed position at the office of the
Postal Telegraph Company to be
opened here shortly.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Ignacio Pesquiera has left for Gu
dad Obregon where he is connected
with The Distribuidora.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Judge and Mrs. Charles E. Hardy
attended the Helldorado at Tomb
stone Sunday.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

L. w. Zuendel of San Francisco,
representing the American Box Cor
poration, was here yesterday.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Attorney and Mrs. Duane Bird at
tended the Helldorado at Tomb
stone Friday.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Douglas Sonora Brokers, Inc,
filed articles of incorporation.
Somerton- Jacks Cafe changed
hands.
Winslow $211,529 contract
awarded for grading and surfac-
ing approximately 35 miles OF
highway on U. S. Sc from here to
Canyon Padre.
Bisb3e- Fox West Coast Thea
tres purchased Lyric Theatre here.
Parker Parker Motor Compa-
ny remodeled front portion of ga
rage.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

William Gates was a visitor at
the Helldorado at Tombstone Sat-
urday.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Harry Farrior and family attend.
ed the Helldorado at Tombstone.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Rev. o. A. Smith left Sunday On
a trip to Chicago.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Oatman- Large pump to be ms
tailed in Tom Reed Gold Mines.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

A. E. Saxon attended the He'll
dorado at Tombstone Thursday.
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VISITORS AT TUCSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier
were visitors at Tucson Saturday.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT-Desk space. G. c.
CrenShaw Agency. (10-4 tf)
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Miss Souvia Harris attended the
Helldorado at Tombstone Saturday.
Nogales international., 1929-10-29

Ralph H. Zimmerman of Patago-
MIA was a visitor here yesterday.
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China ShOzUe1"
Is Given for
Bride-EIeCt

Miss Frances Thorpe, a bride
elect, was the honor guest at a
bridge party and china shower given
Thursday night by Miss Dorothea
Smith at her home, 1863 Central
avenue.
The tables at serving time were
decorated with bowls of asters in
shades of lavender and lighted with
green and lavender tapers. The
hostess was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. U. G. Smith, and Mrs. D. w.
PentecoSt.
Guests with Miss Thorpe and her
mother, Mrs. I. S. Thorpe, were Mrs.
Richard Hennessey, Mrs. Jack Ste
venSon, Mrs. Gilbert Small, Miss
Vivian Stevenson, Miss Gladys Hack
leman, Miss Jane Fargo, Miss Ger
trude Delbrook, Miss Lenore Brandt,
Miss Wilma Dunkle and Miss Cath
crime Stanley.
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PIANO PUPILS WILL
GIVE RECITAL FRIDAY

Miss Lora Hendricks, Southport,
will present pupils in her third an
nual piano recital at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Presbyterian church,
Southport. Farrell Scott, tenor, will
be assisting artist.
Those who will play in the recital
are Eva Blair, Clark Fowler, Ruby
Smart, Greyble Mcfarland Jr.,
Wilma Schnier, Mildred Coffman,
Virginia Green, Helen Jean Jordan,
Ruth Gilchrist. Hattie Kleyn, Viola
Gross, Evelyn Hartman, Elizabeth
Sauers, Mildred Schaekel, H!ldreth
Mcfarland, Clara Mass, Pauline
Wright. Virginia Lyons, and Max
ASkin.
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PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Blake
and daughter. els Highland drive.
are IN New York City for a short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. piIts.
1885 Roache avenue. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward P. Barry. 44e Arsenal
avenue, have gone on motor trip.
Miss Florence Weber. 1913 Jeff
eIson avenue. is in New York CITY.
Miss Mary Ellen Julian, 1885 Cen
trail avenue, has returned from an
extended visit through the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cornelius and
daughter. Miss Joan Cornelius. have
returned to their home in Chicago.
after spending several weeks with
Mrs Cornelius parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Troy Stansbury. 1135 Tecun-
sch place.
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Chief
to Be Guest
atCOnCIaUe

Miss Marion McClench, Ann Ar
bor Mich. recently elected presi-
dent of the National Federation OF
Business and Professional Womens
Clubs, will be the guest of honor at
the second annual tr1-state tedera-
ton house party this weekend, over
Labor day, at Potawatomi inn,
Pokagon State park, Lake James.
Guests will be arriving all day
today from all over Indiana, Ohio,
and Michigan. Several hundred
members of the organization are
expected to attend. This will be
the first large federation gathering
at which Miss McClench has APP
peared since her election July 8, at
Mackinac Island, Mich. Members
of the Steuben county club will be
hostess to the national leader dur
ing her stay.
other prominent women who Will
attend the three-day fete are Mrs.
Bonnie K. Robertson, Hammond.
president of the Indiana federation;
Mrs. Anna D. Stare, president of
the Ohio federation; Miss Jennie
Rae Hersch. Portland, past presi-
dent of the Indiana federation; Miss
Marian Ingham, Fl. Wayne, past
president and vice-chairman OF the
national educational committe; Miss
Merica Hoagland, indianapolis,
member of the national research
committee: Miss Ida M. Anderson,
Indianapolis. one of the founders
of the national federation; Miss
Ethyle Kyle, Toledo, vice-preSident
of the Ohio federation; and Mrs.
Florence Wells, prominent Toledo
attorney.
A golf tournament was scheduled
for 8 o'clock this afternoon, to con-
tinue Sunday, with final games
Monday morning. Miss Lillian E.
Marsh and Miss Clara Hartman, Fl,
Wayne, are in charge. Bridge has
been arranged for tonight, with
games until Monday morning, when
the winners of the tournament will
be awarded prizes.
A musicale will be given Sunday
night, sponsored by the Auburn,
Mishawaka, Fl. Wayne and Michi-
gan City clubs following the
'tittle-tat dinner Sunday night.
The tri-state dinner will be held
Monday noon, with the remainder
of the DAY given over to tourna-
ments, hiking. boating. swimming
and horseback riding.
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W. I. u. VIII
Hold Reception
in W. e. Church

Mrs. W. w. Reidy. president of
the Central w. C. T. u. has an
nounced that the union will enter
tain with reception at Central
avenue Methodist Episcopal church
at o'clock Wednesday night,
Sept. II.
Mrs. JeSSamine Barley Fitch will
be soloist,' accompanied by Mrs.
William Herbert Gibbs. Miss Olive
Killer. violinist, will present a group
OF numbers, accompanied by Miss
Ruby Bell.
DR.. Frank Lee Roberts will lead
devotions.
Mrs. Dean Craft is president of
the refreshment committee and Mrs.
Vivian Prochaska, chairman of dec
orations. Other committee chairmen
will be announced later.
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Beta Chapter of Delta lambda
Entertains With Luncheon

Teifert and Miss Vera Nordyke,
indianapolis; Miss Alta Carr, Chi
cago; Miss Marie L. Hammond,
Cincinnati; and Miss Louise Morris,
ST. Louis.
Covers were laid for Sixty-f1ve at
a table decorated with the sorority
colors, blue and gold.
Delegates we're chosen to attend
the national sorority convention to
be held at Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 8,
q 5. and 6. Miss Teifert was chair
man in charge of arrangements for
the luncheon.
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ManyParties
Planned for
Bride O-Be

A number of parties are being
planned in honor of Miss Elizabeth
Chamberlain Moore, whose marriage
TO Paul Bernard Hoffman. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman, La
grange, Iii, will take place Friday.
First of the series of parties for
the bridal party will be given Mon
day night, when Miss Moores uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Allen Moore. will entertain with a
dinner party at the Country Club Of
Indianapolis.
Tuesday noon, Miss Elise Martin
and Miss Louise Cooper will give
a luncheon for Miss Moore's brides
maids at the Indianapolis Athletic
Club. Tuesday night Miss Francis
Hamilton, Woodstock drive, will give
= dinner for members of the bridal
party.
Miss Cornelia Bowling, 1856
Washington boulevard. will enter
ain with a bridesmaids and ushers'
luncheon at her home Wednesday at
! o'clock. Wednesday night, Mr..
Hoffman will give a stag party for
MS attendants and Miss Hope
Pfafflin will give a dinner at the
Propylaeum for Miss Moore and her
bridesmaids.
Miss Betty Lee Burns. 4205 Wash
ington boulevard, will entertain with
breakfast bridge party at her
home Thursday in honor of the
bvide-elect and her attendants.
Thursday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Cameron Moore, 1921 North
Pennsylvania street. will entertain.
with bridal dinner at the Wood
stock Club in honor of their
daughter and her fiance.
The wedding will take place al,
$50 Friday afternoon at the First
Baptist church. Following the
ceremony a dinner will be given at
the Propylaeum for members of the
bridal party. the families. out-of-
town guests and intimate friends.
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JENKINS-M MITCHELL
WEDDING ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter Mitchell,
Mulberry, announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Thelma Opal
Mitchell, to Clarence jenkins, which
took place April % at Evanston, Ill.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. F. c. Eiselen at
his home. The bride attended Indi-
ana Central college. Mr.. jenkins,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Jenkins,
Mulberry, was graduated from the
school of dentistry, Indiana univer-
sity. He is a member of Delta
Sigma Delta fraternity.
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HUNTINGTON TEACHER
WEBS ITALIAN BARON

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Frances Taylor,
formerly a teacher in Huntington
high. school. to Baron Emanuel
Carlo Fadda, which took place in
Rome, Aug. 10.
The bride has been a teacher in
the Huntington high school for sew
eral years. She met Baron Fadda
while touring Europe three yea-.
ago. The baron will not come a
the United States until next year.
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MISS JANE 0GB0RN
HONORED WITH TEA

Miss Rosamond Van Camp enter
tanned with a tea Friday afternoon
from 4 to o'clock in honor of Miss
Jane Ogborn, who will leave soon
for New Haven, Conn, where she
will enter the drama school OF Yale
university.
The tea table was deceratd with
a mound of garden flowers. Guests
were close friends of Miss Ogborn' S
and those who have been associated
with her in her work for the Little
Theater. The tea was given at Miss
Van Camps home. 1901 Michigan
read.
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NEWS OF INDIANA D. A. r.

Mrs. Rizah Henning was hostess
for the meeting of Williamson Dunn
chapter, Hanover, Wednesday. Miss
Anna Ramsey was in charge of the
program on our Southern Noun
taineers." Response to roll call was
made with Harvest Thoughts
Thirty-five members of William
Henry Harrison chapter, Valparaiso,
attended 3 meeting held at the
home Of Mrs, NJ. S. Campbell
Thursday afternoon. Following sn
informal program a picnic supper
Was served. Miss Caroline Whit
lock, Washington, D. c., non-resi-
dent member, gave a talk on the
Meaning Of the Fourth of July"
Dorothy @. chapter, Crawfords-
vile, has issued invitations to chap
ters at Attica. Covington, Clinton,
Lafayette, Lebanon, Rockville, Terre
Haute and Veedersburg to attend a
luncheon at Elston Memorial chan
ter house Saturday, Sept. IA. Mrs.
Jessie Watson, chapter regent. will
preside. Mrs. Truman G. Yunker.
Greencastle, central director, will be
the principal speaker.
n
Historic Homes of the East" will
be discussed by Miss Jane Farmer
at the September meeting of Wash
ington chapter, Greencastle. The
program committee. composed of
Mrs. Waldo F. Mitchell. Miss
Farmer and Miss Ruth Robertson.
has issued year book with mtscel-
laneous programs for ten meetings
and memorial service.
Two contests have been arranged
to stimulate interest in an extern
sive program of historical research
for l929-l931 outlined by Mrs.
Flora Myers Gillentine, historian
general. A prize of 500 is offered
to the state presenting by Jan. |.
1881, the most complete and best
organized photography on the Revo-
lutionary war period. A second
prize Of $50 is offered to the state
winning second place.
Believing that few adequate STU
dies have been made of "Contribu-
tons of Women to the American
Revolution, and a few materials
relating to the subject have been
presented to the general public, Mrs.
Gillentine has recommended that
chapter members be urged to write
such articles containing not more
than TOO words.
Articles are to be submitted to
the state historian. who will submit
them 70 a committee selected by
her with the approval of the state
regent. Each state may submit its
two best papers to the historian gen.
eral for final selection by a commit
tee for publication in the orgariiza-
ton magazine. Miss Laura u.
Henderson, LoganSport, state his
torian, win have charge Of the In
diana entries.
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SHOWER PARTY GIVEN
FOR MISS GARDINER

Miss Marie Gardiner. whose mar
riage to Carl Cecil will take place
Sept. 4. was the honor guest at a
bridge party and miscellaneous
ihower given Friday night by Mrs.
g. s. Wells. all Graceland avenue.
Guests with Miss Gardiner were
Mrs. Karl Vandewaller, Mrs. Louise
Dewald. Mrs. John Lawler. Mrs.
Garry Daniels, Mrs. William KEEL
leher, Miss Harriet Dennis, and Miss
Helen Anger.
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Farewell Party Is Held in
Honor of Bride-tO-Be

Mrs. Ebert Johnson, Mrs. Donovan
Styles, Mrs. Robert Brewer, Mrs.
Francis Riebe, Miss Ruth Mogab,
Miss Mary Feeney. Miss Florence
Lipps, Miss Mary Lou Clark, Miss
Emma Lou Voelker, Miss Marjorie
Kruger, Miss Helen Kruger, Miss
Lucille Kruger, Miss Margaret Nc
Allister, Miss Marguerite Shelburne,
Miss Edna Wilkinson, Miss Alice
Dieta, Miss Thelma Monahsn, Miss
Genevieve Royse, Miss Josephine
Royse and Miss fGeorgette Sch1litt.
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Mrs. Lowell F. Hobart, elected to
the Office of president of the ma
tional D. A. R., last April, will be
guests of honor at the opening Ses-
sion of the state conference at Gary,
Tuesday night. Oct. s. Mrs. Hobart
will address the conference Wednes-
day morning and will leave the same
day for Augusta, Me, to attend the
Maine state conference. Formal in
vitations from Indiana Daughters
and Potawatomi chapter, Gary, host
eSs chapter for the state confer
ence, have been issued to the Off
GERS Of national D. A. r., and Off
GERS of other states by Mrs. James
B. Crankshaw. state president.
Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan, member
of Potawatomi chapter, Gary, will
talk on THE Dues" at the Wednes-
day afternoon state conference ses-
sion, to be held at the Dues Acre
clubhouse. A tea will follow the
program. Mrs. Sheehan has been
appointed to serve as parliament
tartan at the conference by Mrs.
Crankshaw.
Secretaries are requested to re-
port names and dates of Indiana
members who have died since the
last state conference to Mrs. M. A.
Doran. 103 North Vine street, Mum
Gle, state chaplain. Annual memoir
al services will be held at the Gary
conference Thursday afternoon,
Oct. 10. Following will be pro-
gram in charge of a committee of
regents representing the MOI Chern.
central and southern districts.
Mrs. Hobart, president general.
has appointed Mrs. Truman G.
Yunker of Greencastle, Indiana
central director, TO be national vice
chairman of the committee on patri-
otto lectures and lantern slides.
First of the miniature continental
congresses, a new feature instituted
by Mrs. Hobart, has been planned
for Nov. 6, to be held at Pine Bluff,
N. c., and will include the states
of the southern division. If the mi
tial meeting proves a success, plans
will be made to hold similar con-
crosses n the other divisions.
Copies Of the 1929 1880 Indiana
roster of D. A. r., national and
state officers, chairmen of state COM
m1ttees, chapter regents and vice
regents, have been mailed to off,
Gals Of eighty-six chapters By the
state recording secretary, Mrs. Row
A. Mayse.
William Donaldson chapter. Edin-
burg, will meet in September for its
series of programs on settlements
Mrs. Cornelius Reyes Neibel will dis
cuss st. Augustine, the Oldest Set
Element" Miss Margaret THOMPSON
viii review the D. A. r. magazine
and members viii respond to roll
call with vacation experiences.
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Indianapolis Beta chapter OF
Delta Lambda, national educational
sorority. entertained with lunch
con at l O'Clock Friday at the Hotel
Lincoln.
Speakers for the occasion were
Mrs. Everett Titus, Chicago; DR.. j.
T. Morgan, Cincinnati; and DR.. H.
B. Thornton, New York.
Guests of honor were Miss Alma
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Miss Esther Mary Mogab and
Miss Katherine Monahan enter
tanned with a farewell party at Miss
Mogab's home, 1928 North Meridian
street. Thursday night, in honor Of
Miss Margaret Haehl, whose mar
rage to George Henderson Russ will
take place in South Bend today.
Decorations and appointments
were in the bridal colors, gold and
white. Guests with the bride-elect
were Mrs. Margaret Haushalter,
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Announce Marriage

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Iris NJ. Hardesty.
20l0 North Meridian street, formerly
connected with the Indiana state
highway commission, to Russell p.
Harker, Frankfort, which took place
at the Little Church Around the
Corner. New York City, Wednesday
After a trip through New England
and Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Harker
viii be at home after Sept. is at
Frankfort.
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Mss NAonn4 HEcAzHoQv AeM4zg2zz@

Addison NJ Bowling before her marriage last Saturday
Wright. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wright
Bowling
Bowling washington party
Miss Harriet Adams Miss Virginia Lucas Mrs w r.
Crag sister atron honor Miss Helen Dodds maid Of
Emily Mauzy, and Miss Cornela Bowling
of the of Miss Virginia Heca
daughter Sylvester Hecahorn 4032 Carrolton
William Teeguarden marriage will take place
the First English Lutheran church
Fanea Vivian tz the bride Harold Weeks Brady
the
Will G. Htz, Sis Norway drive.
Marriage Helen Rede Herbert Rahe toook place
Saturday brides and Mrs
P Bedel, 4109 lockwood
L. Miss Esther June Roe before her
19
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Miss Stetzel Entertains

Miss Genevieve Stetzel, 1922 Lex
ington avenue, entertained Thursday
night at her home with two tables
of bridge in honor of Mrs. Newton
o. WATSON, Chicago, who is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
MunlaW.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Buwstein,
1904 Union street will have as their
guests over Labor day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Gordon, Miss Sophia Gordon
and Mrs. r. Lazerick, Cleveland, 0.
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MAR0TT TRIO TO GIVE
SUNDAY MUSICALE

Ruth Beals. contralto. will assist
the Marott trio at the Sunday after
noon musicale to be given at the
Marott hotel from $50 to $3.50. Fol-
lowing is the program:
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-29
Good Sum Raised
To Assist Blind

Approximately 1925 was raised in
FL Centre through Saturdays tag
sale to aid the work of the American
Brotherhood of Free Reading for the
Blind, according to Mrs. c. Lamping,
representative of the Brotherhood,
who directed the drive.
This will be almost enough to pro
vide one book in Braillc type, Mrs.
Lamping said, and she expressed her
pleasure at the fine showing here,
also her appreciation to all who as
sisted in the tag sale.
Over 100 persons registered at
headquarters in the NJ. O. King
Company store on Saturday, to as
sist in the sale. Dorothy Jane Wood
ward won first prize Of s. offered
by the Bank of Italy for the great
est sale. Other prizes were awarded
to Evelyn Russell, Gwcndolyn Bib
bins, Louis Hcndry, Virginia HctInl,
Gladys Porry, Mary Becker, Ray
mond Grant, Thomas Barnes and
Donald Narncii.