The border vidette., 1930-01-25

RoicS OC Oulclal business.
Tickets for the Elks' Antlers
dance to be held on January 81.
are now on sale by members Of
dance committee. The dance is
for the purpose of raising funds
for purchasing a magnificent
Elk's head which is to decorate
the lodge room.
Leo and Billy Coltman have
returned from St. Louis, where
they attended the marriage ser.
vices of their sister. Dorothy, on
January IS. Their mother, Mrs.
Benjamin Coltman, remained in
the east on a buying trip for the
Ell Bazar Store.
Invitations ere out for the
wedding Of Eduardo Roller, Jr.,
and Miss Consuelo Joffcoy, love
ly daughter of Alexandra Joff
roy, we'll known broker of this
city. The wedding will take
place 10 the Catholic church next
Tuesday morning.
The Boy Scouts Troops IS and
16, are planning father and
son banquet to be given on Feb
ruary IA in the Methodist church
parlors. Men of the Methodist
church are sponsoring the ban
quet and the women of the
church will prepare and serve it.
Gus r. Michaels, secretary of
the Nogales Chamber of Com
merce and Fred Hannah flew to
Phoenix Monday in a Scenic
Airways ship. to attend the Good
Roads convention. Judge A. S.
Henderson and Joe Collie also
attended the convention from
Patagonia.
A training ship of the Scenic
Airways Company is expected in
this city today to take up the
work of instructing local youths
in the science of flying. Accord
ing to Captain Leslie Arnold.
local manager of the airways,
eight students have already been
signed for the course.
Ray Cary of Phoenix, district
manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. and former
manager Of the local Office, was
a weekend visitor in Ncgales.
Mr.. Cary has just finished at.
tending the Western Union Sim
plex school at San Jose. Cali.
fornia, the past five months.
Twenty prominent Arizonans
will be guests of the Mexican
government On a trip to Mexico
City, whore they will attend the
inauguration Oh February 5th of
President-elec Pascual Ortiz
Rubio. DR.. A. L. Gustetter and
E. K. Cummings will go from
here, with Presidente Villasenor,
of Nogales, Sonora.
Every Friday evening at 7:30
o'clock, beginning last evening,
the First Baptist church will
hold a prayer and Bible study
service. Doctrines and books of
the bible, will be the study ma
terial used. The class will last
an hour closing promptly at $50
p. m. Everyone is welcome to
participate in these services.
Twenty-seven prisoners con
fined in the county Jail, having
finished sentences of 80 days,
imposed by the federal court in
Tucson for violation of the i'm
migration laws, we're deported
Wednesday morning. At the
same time ten additional prison.
ers. captured recently by immi.
grafton officers, were taken to
Tucson for trial.
Donald E. Mcpherson, age 48,
a we'll known mining engineer of
Nogales, residing at 3l8 Oak
street, died suddenly Friday
night. January II, from cancer
on the brain. Funeral services
we're held at the Carroon chapel
Sunday afternoon, Rev. D. q.
Doy, of St. Andrews Episcopal
church, officiating. Monday the
remains. accompanied by the
widow, were sent to Phoenix
where they were cremated.
At a meeting held Sunday
evening at the home of John
Foster, arrangements were made
for the organization of a local
aviation club. the purposes of
which will be to promote aero
nautical activities in Nogales.
Those attending the meeting
were AL Helms, Doug Holton,