The border vidette., 1930-01-18

Headed by Former Governor
Friend w. Richardson of Cali.
fornia, more than 1870 persons,
comprising the forty-second an.
nual excursion of the California
Press Association, arrived here
on special train at 1890 o'clock
Sunday morning en- route On b
two weeks tour of Mexico. r..
Elaborate preparations are be
ing made for the observance of
Past Exalted Rulers Night" by
the Nogales Elks lodge on Feb.
II, which is also the date for the
annual nomination of the lodge
officers. The past rulers of the
lodge now residing in Nogales,
will be in charge of the meeting,
are Judge W. A. O'Connor, a..
r. Chatham, r. M. Cousar, H.
R. Renshaw, M. A. Wuerschmidt
and Victor j. Wager.
The annual meeting of the
Arizona Good Roads Association
will be held next Monday. Jan:
uary 20, at Phoenix. according
to report received here Thurs.
day by Gus r. Michaels, secre.
tary of the Nogales Chamber of
Commerce. Among the speak.
ers on the program will be Gov.
John G. Phillips. Frank 0. Smith
of the Arizona Automobile asso
citation, Chairman I. p. Mcbride
Of the Arizona Highway Com
mission and others.
The first semester of the
school year in the Nogsles pub
lie schools ended yesterday. The
greater part OF this week in the
schools has been devoted to fnal
examinations for the first Sc
mester. A. j. Mitchell, super
intendent of the Nogales public
schools, reports splendid pro
gress in school work with per
feet working faculty during the
first semester. Regular classes
for the new semester will start
next Monday morning.
The annual get-together meet
ing of the St. Andrews Episco
pal church was held Tuesday
night ct the parish hall starting
at $50 o'clock with q covered
dish supper. After the supper
the annual reports we're given on
the activities of the church for
the past year including the re
port of the rector. treasurer,
secretary, Ladies' Guild, Altar
Guild, and Sunday school. a
new vestry will be erected in the
future. Members were selected
to represent St. Andrews at the
next annual convocation. @....-
= Nogales police have been ask
ed to- keep2a lookout for O.. F..
Calvin, who disappeared from his
homein Indianapolis, Ind.,1 DE
cember 13; 1929. r. He is said to
have discussed a trip west short
ly before he disappeared. Cal
vim is 81 years old. five feet six
inches tall, weighs about 40
pounds and is stoutly built. His
hair is very white and eyes
brown. He has always dressed
we'll. he is q member of the
Masonic lodge. A reward of
81 900 for information leading to
his return home has been offered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bow.
man. of this city and Palm City,
California, left yesterday after
noon for their beautiful home on
the coast following q few days
visit in Nogales-their old home
town where they have q host of
friends. While here they we're
guests at the Montezuma hotel
in which they own q major inter.
crest. Besiders being chairman
of the board of directors Of the
First National Bank Of Nogales,
Mr.. Bowman is president and
principal owner of the great
1000, 900 pleasure resort locat.
ed at Aqua Caliente, B. c., said
to be second TO none in the world.
Tuesday evening a delightful
dinner-dance was given at the
Cavern Cafe. Nogales, Sonora,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Barbee
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Writ
G.. Bowman, who yesterday re
turned to their beautiful home at
Palm City. Calf. following .
few days visit here with old
friends. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G. Bowman,
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Herold, Mr..