The border vidette., 1929-11-23


will start within the next ten
days, it is announced by officials
of Fox West Coast Theaters,
Inc, who are now in Nogales.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Was
nidge arrived in Nogales Sunday
from Los Angeles to spend the
winter months here, where they
resided before going to the coast
city last summer. Mr.. Wasnidge
is in the employ of q company
which handles west coast vege
tables through this port of entry
| Attorney Leslie G. Hardy has
returned to Los Angeles follow
ing a few days visit here on legal
business. Mr.. Hardy who is a
mem Der of the local law firm of
Hardy & Hardy. is special legal
representative of Writ G. Bow.
man and associates on the coast.
His Offices are at $50 So. Spring
street, Los Angeles.
The Nogales EIks lodge is
making elaborate preparations
for Christmas charity ball to
be held at the clubrooms on
Wednesday evening. November
81. All the proceeds will go to
charity and will ba used by the
BEST People On Earth" in look
ing after the city's poor and
needy at Christmas time.
Mrs. Craig Pottinger was hos
tess for the bridge club Wednes
day afternoon at her home in
Ellis Ave. Members and guests
we're: Mrs. r T. Frazier, win
ner Of high score, Mrs. Earl
Seger, Mrs. Robert Laney, Mrs.
w. NJ Wasnidge. Mrs. b S Ed
mondson, Mrs. Andrew Bettwy,
Mrs Arthur Hegemeyer and the
hostess.
Mrs. Charles E Hardy was
hostess at a delightful family
dinner Sunday at her home, 318
Sonoita avenue. Covers we're
laid for Judge Charles E. Hardy.
Oscar Boone of Tucson, Leslie
G. Hardy of Los Angeles, and
daughter, Dorothy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Hardy and sons,
Charles, Jr, Leslie and Jack
Hardy and the hostess.
The new armory for Nogales
was the topic at the Hiram club
luncheon Wednesday noon at the
Masonic temple when A. j. Nit
chell, superintendent of the No
gales schools and W. N. Pickett
of Roy & Titcomb, Inc, gave an
account to the 4Hirams of the
progress of the committees rails.
ing funds for the purchase of the
site for the new armory. l>,
Judge and Mrs. Charles E.
Hardy entertained at dinner last
Monday evening for Major and
| Mrs. John E. Ardrey, who left
Thursday for the Philippine Is.
lands where Major Ardrey will
be stationed. Covers were laid
for Major and Mrs. Ardrey, Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Hardy. Attorney
Leslie G. Hardy and daughter.
Dorothy Ann Hardy and the
| host and hostess.
Frank N. Cox, manager of the
Fred G. Emery mines located
near Noria. Sonora. Mexico. is
here for a few days visit with
bis family. Frank Cox is one
of the best mine managers in
Mexico. Thirty years ago be
Vas manager of the Promontorio
mine in Sonora owned by the
late L. Ephraim, later be sue
cessfully managed the old Black
Mountain old mines located near
Magdalena. Sonora.
In the Mexican election last
Sunday for president. Pascual
Ortiz Rubio. the revolutionary
party candidate, defeated Jose
Vascoucelos, anti-re-electionist
candidate, by a large majority.
The successful candidate polled
more than 100000 votes, con
stituting approximately eleven
per cent of the national popula
tion of Mexico. The election ip
ENogales, Sonora, was the most
orderly in the history of that
city.
Harry B. Titcomb. president
of the Southern Pacific de Mex
leo railroad, arrived in Nogales
Monday in his private car Santa
Barbara" for a few days visit
on the border. Tuesday Presi-
dent Titcomb attend the annual
meeting of growers of perisha BILE
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