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Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Nurse Sought In
Abduction Case

LONG BEACH. Calf. Mar. IL.
up Nadine Farwcll, i year old
nurs maid. today was being sought
in connection with the alleged kid
naping and subsequent reappearanc @
of the five months old son of En-
sign and Mrs, Haze Bcrgeron.
The child, left in Miss Farwell's
care by his mother Yesterday, WIS
missing along with the uursemaid
when Mrs. Rergcron returned to her
home.
The infant was later found in Los
Angeles, abandoned in an automo,
bile. a note pinned 10 lis clothing,
read:
"Plcasc deliver me to 1854 East
First Street, Long Beach" No ex-
PLANTATION could be given for tho as
serted abduction.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Death OF Baby
Defers Trial

because his baby died last night,
A. Lucero was given continuation
OF his ease in police court this morn
ing By Judge Perkins until March
~. Lucero had been arrested on n
charge Of disturbing the peace when
he attempted to force himself into
certain eastside homes while selling
silk lingerie.
D. NJ. Larson, 40, drew $25 or IL
Gays IN jaiI sentence when he plead
ed guilty to a charge Of being drunk
IN public and disturbing the peace
on Broadway last night.
H. {. Madden, 40, charged with
vagrancy, told the court that he had
Work TO do in Calipatria and was on
,'s IN, way there when picked up early
m .nh morning seeking truck to con
Ivy him to Calipatria. His 49, fine
"es suspended on condition that he
''|ye town at once.
4, Bushby paid a SO fine for fail
lug 10 make boulevard stop.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
SPORT NEWS
AVALINO GETS
Main EVENT ON
FRIDAYS CARD

Sometimes 4 man looks good ever
in defeat, and this is what the fam
thought Of Kid Avalino. who fought
Bobby Pacho a slashing battle her,
two weeks ago. AHalino dropped tht
decision, but was going so well in
the last two rounds that he had TIE
crowd wondering if he would not
forge ahead of the local favorite.
Avalino comes back in the top
spot this week to meet Jackie Man
dell, one of the best on the coast,
Manden has beaten Red HumphrieS
twice and also won from Johnny
Torres. Jimmy Black and r e Il
stephens. He recently gave Fidel
La Barba n great fight at Hollywood
and Is one Of the best featherweight
prospects in the game.
The winner of the Avalino Man
dell ruckus will lie matched to meet
Pacho at q later Date.
Kenneth johnson, the Hollywood
sheik who made q mess Of Kid So
lano mere last week, takes on Homer
Gaines, of Imperial. Calexieo. Holly
wood and way stations, in the six
round semi-final. Gaines has been
doing some great fighting on the
coast and is in the best shape of his
career. He is as speedy as ever and
is punching straighter, having cor
rected his old fault of siapping,
Two slugging preliminaries are
being fixed up by Matchmaker
Woodbury. ana the fans are assured
4 card from top 20 bottom that will
bring back memories of old times
when they squirmed in their seats
as they watched the leather throw
ors do their stutf.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
'AJOR LEAGUES
SHOW UP WELL
in EXHIBITIONS
=,
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
-ited Press Staff Correspprde


FEW YORK, Mar. II. U.P-Ear-
tCeturns from exhibition games
aish the first definite informa-
about major league activities
all92o.
egers Hornsbv, Chicago Cubs
ond baseman, demonstrated
cinst the Los Angeles Coast
que club that his winter oper
EIn for the removal of a growth
!, IA his heel has not weakened his
ing form. Hornsby made five
out of siy times at bat. getting
IL home runs and a double.
/ lfter signing his $4,000 per sea
y contract for two years, Babe
!, II hit his first home run of the
Il Edition season against the Boston
hFes.
hale Alexander, who finished 11th
Eng American League batsmen
.343 in his first season in the
prs, broke ont with two home
~ in Detroit's first exhibition
hre against the Braves.
..onie Bush, new leader of the Chi
~ White Sox, apparently has
bIi his players with an aggressive
I which promises to get that
II back into the American League
nt. The White Sox played rings
End the Giants in taking the first
exhibition games,
,ele hitting of Bud Clancy against
Giants may force Art Shires,
L.out first baseman of the White
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Sargon, aud til en- everything
changed.
My kidneys were weak, my.faod
disagreed with me, ] was nervous
and suffered with habitual constI'
patton. The worst kind Of dizzy
spells helped keep me feeling wretch
ed. In short time after I started
Sargon the rheumatic pains coin
pletely disappeared, l have q hearty
appetite. my nervousness is over,
sleep fine End my whole system. is
tuned up to a stron- healthy con.
,ition. Sar4oa Pills got my I've
active and entirely overcamc my
constipation Mrs. Mary Johnson
2l0 Falcon Ave, Long Beach
Clements Drug store, Agents.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Coast League
Camp Doingss

FRESNO, Mar. IL U.H - The
Oakland Oaks were preparing today
TO play a five inning practice game
at their spring training camp here.
Red Holmes. Phoenix outfielder
md leader of his league last wear.
joined the ranks Yesterday.
SACRAMENTO, Mar. lf-UP)-
The Senators were expected to shew
up in great style today in practice
in preparation for exhibition games
against .hc Oakland Oaks II Fresno
Saturday and SUNDAY.
san JOSE. Mar. ll.-UP)- The
Portland Beavers were stem as dark
horse possibilities in the Goa 5 t
league today with Prcsid mt Tom
Turner predicting great things for
Lis squad. Tony Rego, catcher, joined
the spring training squad yesterday
MONTERREY, Mar. ll.-U.P)-
last holdout, Earl Shcely Of the san
Francisco Seals was in camp today
and the full strength Of the team
vas on the field in practice.
TOOK T t>N. Mar 11-U.P)-
Manager Wade Eillefer of the San
Francisco Missio.s isn't ready as
Vet TO step in W h the pruning
sLcars among his cr,p of new rook
ics. All are showing u in great style
H. said
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
ROsenblO0m Is
Victor On Foul

NEW YORK, Mar, l1.-0lpl -
NaNie Rosenhloom retained Il G
right to meet Jimmy Slattcrv for
the world'S light heavyweight cnan-
riouship, at Buffalo, April II. bv
winning from Larry Johnson of chi
cago on a foul in the sixth round Of
y scheduled 10 romd bout at Madi-
son Square Garden last night.
johnson. although he lost the de-
,ision, proved his right to rccogoi-
ton as Il title contender.
Awarding Of last nights bout to
RaSenbloom was unpopular with the
!200o FANS who witnessed the fight.
Epseulloom was hoocd as he left
he ing, supported iiy his rpneeer
aud seconds. Most 4 the spectators
cd not see the low h'ow struck.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
AIMEE WINS OVER REBELS

POMONA, Calf, Mar. IL. W.n),
The Pomona branch of Aimee sempie,
McPherson's Four Square Gospei
church was back in the fold today
and the. evangelist had huge bou.
quet Of flowers as testimonial OF
devotion. The rebel faction when
had sought to remove the ehufcn
from Mrs. McPherson's eontroi, need
ed her plea for harmony in sermon
here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Missing Flyer
Safe In Mexico

DOUGLAS. Ariz. Mar. l1.-U.P--
The search of Mexican rural uolice
and military forces for Monte King,
Mexican Federal FLYER. and his pas
senger, Clifford Densen, Nev@es
mining man. had ended today with
the safe arrival Of the missing plane
at Aqua Prieta. Sonora.
che men landed after they had
been missing IS hours. King said he
was forced down at Bacadehuachi,
Sonora, in 4 storm and was unable
TO take off until runway was huift,
due 70 Il short field
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Sox, to come to terms soon. Clancy
relegated to the bench by Shires,
made five hits "a home run, double
and three singles in nine times at
bat.
Most of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics' regular pitchers have rounded
into good form, especially Lefty
Grove. who in his first appearance
against the St. Louis Cardinals,
famed seven men in three innings
Rube Walberg, however, got into
trouble in his first appearance
against the Cardinals, yielding IL
runs in 5 innings.
The Chicago White Sox and De-
troit Tigers share the exhibition
league" lead among major league
clubs with perfect records.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Hoop Tournament
Attracts Crowds

KANSAS CITY, Mo, MAJ. IL
U.p)-With the first round of the
Eational amateur athletic union has
6etbal, tournament over, hoop fans
Of Kansas City looked forward to
closer court battles today when IN
vorites and leading fives of the
country clash.
The games, being held here for
lie 10th consecutive year. are al
;racting large crowds and the 10
teams have been + Va frequently
despite the difficult l.-.. ny sche4-
u,c.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
SARGON SCORES
ALL ELSE FAILED

"I suffered with rheumatic pains
for 10 years, took different medi-
zines, had my teeth extracted, and
tsied every way to get better, but
got worse all the time, until | started
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
FLYING SCHOOL MOVES

LOS ANGELES, Mar. II. U.D-
Transfer of the executive officer of
the Rankin System, Inc, nation
wide aviation school organization
trom Portland, ore, to Los Angeles,
was announced here today. One Of
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11
Here And There
In Sport World

NEW YORK, Mar. ll.-U.P)-
Midget Wolgast, Philadelphia claim
ant to the world IS flyweight title,
outpointed Pinkie Silverberg, An
sonia, Conn, in a 10 round bout at
Jamaica arena, last night. Wolgast
veighed lllM. Silverberg 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Two wild dogs are killing deer
near Cisco, Placer County, and 81
caccases recently found are believed
20 he due to the work of these dogs.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

the company's main schools will be
located here and the system will be
expanded to ECO schools, it was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

Frank Goiel. Maxwell, Colusa
County, recently shot an eagle while
flying away with a lamb The bird
vas seven feet from tip TO tip.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

LOS ANGELES, Mar. Up
Go!die Hess, who has been resting
sincc he fought Tony Carzoneri in
Chicago, steps into the ring at the
Olympic here tonight against Eddie
Mack, the one-two punch artist who
mas always been a local favorite.
Tlcy fight at 1856 pounds, four
pounds heavier than when the pair
rct last September.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-03-11

LOS ANGELES. Mar. l1.-U.H1
Football aspirants at Loyola college
are scheduled to get their initial
drilling in Notre Game grid tactics
today when Tom Lieb, form r
Knute Rockne assistant and now
head mentor for the Lions, makes
lis first appearance on the field for
spring practice.
The Washington times., 1930-06-06

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The Washington times., 1930-06-06
BONNEVILLE TROLLEY
BY Fontaine Fox

THE SUPPER ALWAYS DOES MS BEST TO DISCOURAGE
NEWcon4ERe RiotN40 the REDUCED
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
PRESIDENT BELIEVED
SCANNING south FOR
SANFORD SUCCESSOR
Borah, Kenyon and Davis Are
Known to Be on Long List
Hoover Is Considering

Washington, Mar. 1l.-B-Presi-
dent Hoover is prepared to make an
early decision on the choice Of q sue
cessor to the late Associate Justice
Edward r. Sanford Of the supreme
court.
Confronted with q host of names,
the president Is believed by those who
have conferred with him still to have
an open mind. They also lean to the
belief that he Is scanning the SOUTH
land first. Justice Sanford came from
Tennessee. u
There have been several who have
gone to the white house this week
with recommendations, and they have
left with the impression the president
will not confine the field of eligibles
to either political party.
Justice Sanford was q Republican.
but even should q Democrat be named
in his place 1t would leave the makeup
of the court five Republicans and
four Democrats.
White house callers also have gained
the impression that the president will
seek to avoid a man aligned with the
extremist ranks of either liberalism or
conservatism.
There r prospects of strong
movements for both senator Borah
of Idaho and Judge william s. Ken
yon of the federal circuit court, q for
mel Republican senator from Iowa.
The name Of John w. Davis, Demo-
cratic presidential nominee of 1924
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
DIVORCE SUIT ENDS
NDOUBLES SHOOTING
Tennessee Farmer Kills Wife
and Brother.in-laW, Then
Commits Suicide

Johnson City. Tenn, Mar. A.-Fe
An east Tennessee farmer, his wife
and her brother -in-law were dead to-
day, victims of a tragedy which fol-
lowed the filing Of q divorce suit by
the wife.
Fred Range. 40, killed his wife,
fatally shot John Dempsey, wounded
Mrs. Dempsey and then committed
suicide yesterday. Range followed his
wife to the Dempsey home a few
hours after he had been served with
a notice of his wife's suit.
He shot her to death In the kitchen.
Then he went into the bedroom and,
after seriously wounding Mrs. Demp-
sey, proceeded to the yard and shot
Dempsey. The latter died in a hos
pital here early today and Mrs.
Dempsey is in a serious condition.
After the shooting Range walked
to his own home and officers found
him in the attic. Don't Shoot" he
said. then fired a bullet from his
pistol into his head. He died several
hours later.
One of Ranges farm hands told
officers that Range had said he
planned to kill his two boys, Alfred
13, and John D. Z. The boys said he
had threatened them upon his re-
turn home. but that they had hidden
from him.
Mrs. Range and Mrs. Dempsey were
sisters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14

left at dawn today with his 70 de-
voices for their third days march to
the salt fields at Lalalpur in inau-
guration Of the movement for Indian
independence. They arrived shortly
at Vasna and intended to proceed to
Matar where they will halt for the
night.
In an address before the villagers
at Nawaoon Gandhi congratulated
the eight head man who resigned as
protest against Vallabhai patel's i'm
prisonment. He exhorted them to
manufacture and to wear holnespun
cloth and to volunteer Is civil re-
Sistance workers.
His exhortation for severance OF
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14

and prominent lawyer, continues to
be heard in the discussion.
Mr.. Hoover has let II be known that
before reaching a decision he will
confer with Chief Justice Hughes and
Attorney General Mitchell.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14

government connections also brought
about resignation Of police head men
at vasna and Mahalal. The villagers
vowed In Qandhi's presence not to
fill the vacancies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14

PRYSTAL ORNAMENTS
Bizarre in cut but conservative In
color are the stunning new prystal
necklaces and bracelets. The better
Of them alternate clear with colors
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
|CANDH RESUMES HIS
March TO LALAPUR
congratulates Village Authori-
ties for Resigning as I'M
prisonment Protest

Wagon. India. Mar. H. (F9 Mahat-
ma Gandhi, Indian nationalist leader,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14

and there Is . premium on large. odd
cuts.
Nogales international., 1930-01-07
NEW YEAR PARTY
&****$%

The Yuletide spirit reigned at a
delightful dinner party given by DR.
Anna Mae Smock at her home New
Years evening. Table appointments
were in the bright colors of the sea-
son, and covers were marked for
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Altaffer, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Vinegar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duane Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tay-
lor, Ruth Cluff and Jack Lewis.
********#*#*
Mrs. P. Jones Black was called
from Tucson the early part of last
Nogales international., 1930-01-07

eyes off her.
The air was rent with shrieks and
cheers. Quite evidently many of the
women standing wsist-deep in the
water had certain cavaliers whom they
preferred to be the ones to place the
glrales OF temporary partnership upon
their limbs, for they clapped their
hands and cried certain names. Lee
son. dropping at once into the crawl,
IN a side glance took in the fact that
Stevens was at his right, a trife ia
the rear. He felt an exultation at the
little triumph. He'd show this hulk
ine brute :.
a h'nd clutched at his ankle; he
went under, strangling, unrreoared for
Nogales international., 1930-01-07
'}SOEMbZ7 7MN[N= CARE,
M4MX/M\ by ARTHUR SOMERS ROCHE
wv kaVvggAn nNIEZUSTRA7ED Ry r0&xAk0 k7f<E<

laughed. Lord, mol Went as enter.
tainer. :. !. Sang :. danced. HEAVIER
knows where she picked it all up
turned down all sorts of offers for
musical comedy since. Got nearer the
front than any American woman
Gassed in a sudden attack, was given
the right by Pershing to wear wound
stripe. Don't tell me you've never
heard of her !"
or course I have" said Lee.on.
Only, | didn't recognize her."
Well, you must have felt the eve
ning's hate directed at youp laughed
the other. Every man here has been
dying of jealousy. You must have 2
drag with the Clarys, to be rlaced
Nogales international., 1930-01-07
@SOCiefY,:IIAI|,|||
Mrs. E. S. Edmonson Society Editor-Phone 534

week because of the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Howell Black.
*****##
Mrs. W. E. Carroon returned
Thursday from Las Crusas, New
Mexico, where she spent the holi-
days with her son and his family.
**&***#
Mr.. and Mrs. Eduardo Guerrero
left Thursday for Havana, Cuba, on
a combined business and pleasure
trip. They expect to be gone about
month, stopping a week in New
Orleans, enroute.
******
The Reverand D. H. Dow and
Senator Andrew Bettwy departed by
motor for Los Angeles Sunday.
#%*&**A
Mr.. and Mrs George Powell ex-
pect to leave for Mexico sometime
today. They have been in Nogales
Tor the past few weeks, being greet
I'd by their many friends.
Nogales international., 1930-01-07

oartment Of the University of Ari-
IONA has promised to address the
adies at this meeting, the subject
)f the talk being as yet unan-
A business meeting will
the program, and reports
On proposed building sites will be
made by committee consisting of
Mrs. Otto Herold, Mrs. j. E. Wise
and Mrs. James Harrison.
##***##*M*M*
Nogales international., 1930-01-07

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Nogales international., 1930-01-07

Mrs. Lowell Rocks and children
Shirley and Martha Jane, departed
yesterday, after visiting at the home
of Mrs. Rocks parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. j. Phillips, since November. They
will join Captain Rocks In Atlanta
Georgia. During her stay here, Mrs.
Rocks was feted on many occasions,
and warmly greeted after her alb
sence which was spent in the Phil
lipine Islands, where Captain Rocks
was assigned. Ft. Benning is their
present home.
! #**&***#&#&*
On Tuesday evening Mrs. w. J..
Phillips honored Mrs. Lowell Rocks
and Mrs. William Murray at q
charming buffet supper at the Phil
lips home on Crawford Street.
Those present were: 1t. and Mrs.
Horton V. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Tit
comb, Mrs. Howard Givens, Ivan
Nelson and M. Irving, Charles Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Phillips and the
honorees.
Col. and Mrs. A. M. Shipp held an
informal at home New Years day.
from eleven-thirty until twelve
thirty. Assisting Mrs. Shipp were
Mrs. j. r. Shelton and Mrs. g. M.
Halloran.
Nogales international., 1930-01-07
DINNER PARTY
4 4 + %*#N

Mr.. and Mrs. James Robins were
hosts at New Years dinner We'd
nesday evening. Cheerful yuletide
colors were employed to brighten
the rooms in which dinner was serv-
ed: Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Duffy of
Phoenix, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duf-
fly, Mr.. j. E. Liggett, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Hitler, Grace, Bernadine and
James Hitler, Virginia Ann Robins
and the host and hostess.
Nogales international., 1930-01-07

anything like this. He could feel that
whoever had unfairly detained him
was using his body as something to
pull himself ahead; then he sank to
the bottom of the pool, as a foot
spurned him and the unfair competitor
snot ahead. He came up to see Stevens
within yarj Of Lucy Hardness.
He swan to them as Stevens, his
dripping features twisted in a triumph
ant smile, bent over and dipped his
hands below the surface of the water.
Lesson tapped the man on the shout
der.
Il claim a FOUL" he said quietly.
i like winners" the girl said care
lessly. Losers always claim fouls"
She turned to Stevens. "Where do
we go from here, Tim?" she asked.
There was final dismissal in her
attitude.
Il knew" boasted Tim Stevens.
that even though our hostess didn't
seat us together, we'd be together be-
tore the evening ended"
Insight, intuition, or logical reason
ing" inquired Lucy Harkness.
Logical reasoning" he returned.
Il know what / want, and, SO far,
I've always got it."
so far?" she echoed. "But there
must always be a Waterloo, mustn't
there?"
He shook his head.
Not at ALL"
Il WONDER" she said. II wonder il
the takers are content all through
"Why not?" he demanded. "Do the
givers look happy? Watch them.
waiting on table, driving taxis, living
IN. tenements, starving; the takers
rule, my dear. But we aren't to
phiilosophize; we're to enjoy the eve-
ming. Come"
They were sitting on the edge of the
pool, their feet padding in the water.
Across the pool, young Lesson was
leading young girl from the water.
"Where1" she asked.
ITO the Minerva" he told her.
She looked at him thoughtfully.
What's the idea, Tim?"
"A little sail down the lake, a coy
supper for two"
But we are guests of Mrs. Clary,"
'he reminded him. 1--WE can't be run
hing away like"
why not? Has she said what the
est OF the evening is? Didn't she
ay that we were to be partners? You
now what these parties are like; you
ONE and go. Are YOU a gutter 7"
You know better" she reminded
i'm. Her voice was languid, dulled,
s though interest had departed from
he night.
"Then let's CO." he said.
Still she fingered, watching couple
lount the steps leading from the
'ater; his eyes followed hers. He
lrned back to her.
Did the wrong man win the race
} you?" he demanded.
She twisted her pretty shoulders.
That's fallacy, that rot about the
st man losing. The right man al.
ays wins. | mean, the man who is
cant to win any particular thing,
ms 1t. He may not be as good or
strong or as clever as the loser, but
st the same, the stars in their courses
e not more inevitably sure to travel
e paths laid out than was the winner
rtain to win"
"Fatalistl Well, sCNetimes it's a
nfortable faith. Ano as was
stined to beat young Lesson, stop
'king regretfully after him."
aO AY WY
Nogales international., 1930-01-07
NEW YEAR EVE PARTY

Among the delightful parties to
"see the old year out and the new
in", was one held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Vinegar Tues
day evening. Charming informality
was the keynote of the evening,
with a choice of bridge, radio, and
visiting for advertisement.
Prizes for bridge were awarded
Mrs. E. A. Titcomb, DR.. Charles
Smith, Miss Tacy Clagett and DR..
A. L. Gustetter. AS the sirens, shots
and bells ushered in the baby year,
greetings were exchanged by those
present, who included: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. K. Cumming, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Lewis, Mrs. Emma Bulge, Mr.. r.
H. Bibolet, DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Gus
letter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Kerr, Mrs. Fannie
Gillespie, Mr.. A. M. Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Givens, Mrs. Carl
Linga, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rodgers,
Mrs. E. A. Titcomb, Mrs. Amy Jones,
Mrs. E. A. Titcomb, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith, Miss Tacy Clagett,
DR.. and Mrs. P. D. Clagett, MIR. D.
H. Dow, Mr.. Thomas Watkin, Miss
Ruth Cluff, DR.. Anna Mae Smock,
the host and hostess.
Nogales international., 1930-01-07

sonal decorations were employed in
the home and bridge appointments,
and at the conclusion of playing,
delectable refreshments were serv-
Nogales international., 1930-01-07

ed by the hostess. Those honoring
Miss Chitwood were: Mrs. Gus Mi
chaelS, Mrs. r. A. Meyers, Mrs. AL
fred Taylor, Mrs. Harry Connor,