Nogales international., 1929-12-20
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Mrs. E. S. Edmonson, Society Editor-Phone 554

Mrs. w. E. Carroon expects to
leave Sunday for Las Crusas, New
Mexico, where she will spend the
Christmas holidays with her son
and family who reside there.
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i Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Altaffer
motored to Tucson Sunday to hear
The Messiah.
Little Harold Wayte, Jr., who was
severely i'll the first part OF the
week is reported much improved.
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The Crawford Street Club was en-
tertained this week by Mrs. w. j.
Phillips at her home on Crawford
Street. Club guests for the day were
Mrs. Otto Herold and Mrs. War
field Riley, who substituted for Mrs.
Emma Bulge and Mrs. w. G. Wine
gar.
Honoring her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Lowell Rocks, Mrs. John Phillips
entertained Wednesday with a lun-
cheon at the Cavern. The table was
attractively decorated with red car
nations, and the Christmas motif
employed as. the general theme. Fol-
lowing bridge, the guests assembled
at the home of Mrs. Phillips on Elm
Street and enjoyed bridge for the
remainder of the afternoon. Bridge
appointments followed the Christ
mas idea. Mrs, Rocks was presented
lovely guest prize, and score prizes
were awarded Mrs Charles Wise and
Mrs. A. A. Burnand. Those present
were: Mrs. Lowell Rocks; Mrs. VIII
liam Murray, Mrs. Charles Wise,
Mrs. Horton White, Mrs "A. A. Bur-
nand, Mrs. Grover Marsteller. Mrs.
c. L. Hardy, Mrs. James Robins,
Mrs. w. j. Young, Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mrs. E. A. Titcomb, Mrs.
Dorothy Trippel, Mrs. j. A. Cum
ming and the hostess.
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Little Peggy Titcomb Is confined
to her home this week because OF
mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wood are expect
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Watkin Wood Of
Miami and Miss Margie Wood to
spend the holidays with them.
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AS a farewell courtesy to Gladys
Haddock, Mary Simonton entertain
ed Tuesday evening. The evening
was spent at cards, Gladys Haddock
receiving first score as well as 9
lovely guest prize. Second score
prize was awarded Monte Richards
Those honoring Gladys were: Fran.
ces Hannah, Monte Richards, Heller
Taylor, Maybelle Karns, Mary Shell
ton, Madeline Noon, Cecilia Temple
and the hostess.
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Mrs. E.. Wood was hostess to thl
Wednesday Bridge Club the middle
of this week. Mrs. w. E. Carrool
substituted for Mrs. Frank Duffy
who was absent. Mrs. Davidson wa
! a tea guest. Those present were
Mrs. w. A. O'Connor, Mrs. w. z
Carroon, Mrs. II. j. Karns, Mrs
Louis Hudgin, Mrs. William Simon
ton, Mrs. j. c. Glissan, Mrs. r. s
Burns, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. E
Wood.
when little Flora Ibarra celebra
ted her eleventh birthday last Mon
day, her mother bade several littl
friends help her celebrate the oc
casion. A lovely pifia in the form
a big basket, showered gifts and fs
vors upon the happy group. A val
iety of games claimed the attentio
of all, during the afternoon, and
the evening, the little people gathel
ed about the table for refreshment
A miniature Santa Claus marke
each place, and favors of dolls We
4 given each.
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Tuesday evening the home ec'
nomics department Of the hit
! school served the annual footbs
banquet, which is the big event
each school year. The home ec'
nomics department, under the supe
vision of Miss Esther Kirkends
and Miss Alice Fain, spared no
fort to make the affair an enjoyah
one: At tables centered with a mil
iature gridiron, tiny gumdrop pla'
ers were placed in position for
real game. Guests and football m'
seated included: Mr.. j.. G. Tovre
DR.. M. A. Wurschmidt, Mr.. w.
Puckett, Mrs. Anna Ackley, SUI
A. ]. Mitchell, Mr.. F. E. Westerlan
MIR. William Kerr, Mr.. GLADDEN. T
lott, Jesus Astrain, Oscar Astiaza
an, Roberto Araiza, Augustine AS
ford, Richmond Bailey, Booker Ca
ter Charles Chamherlin. Armanl