The border vidette., 1931-05-23

IlOu were + uSSUo Ouuudy VI w
n. Grove, manager of the local
plant. at a picnic held at the
Morales ranch. 80 miles from
Nogales on the Cananea high
way. Approximately IS persons
attended; all report a delightful
days outing-from 7:3O a. o.,
until $50 p. m.
The 1881 tax rolls for Santa
Cruz county are now on file in
the Office of the board of super
visors, it is announced by w. G..
Simonton. clerk of the board.
Taxpayers are invited to inspect
the tax roll. The board of su
pervisors will sit as a board of
equalization starting on Monday,
June l and will complete its
work by June 10.
Mrs. w. E. Whaley and son,
Billy, of Louisville, KY, arrived
in Nogales Saturday to attend
the funeral Sunday of Mrs. Wha
ley's mother, Mrs. Harry A.
Smith. Mrs. Whaley formerly
Miss Arrieta Smitb) and son will
remain here for two weeks visit
ing Mrs. Whaley's father before
returning to their home 10 Louis
vile. Kentucky.
Annual summer session of the
Nogales High School will open
next Monday, May 25th, for a
period Of six weeks. During the
time that the high school build
ing is being fumigated the sum
mer school will be beld in the
music room of the gymnasium.
The following subjects will be
{ cffered: E economies, civics, world
history and American history
F. w. Ferr will be the instructor
in charge of the summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Phillips
were called to Bisbee Monday
upon receipt of word that Mrs.
Phillips brother, Norman Igo,
of Tombstone, had been injured
in an automobile accident in
Tombstone canyon. The young
man died Monday night. Igo
was riding in a car driven by
Robert Dagleish when it struck
telephone pole and turned over.
Dagleish, believed Monday likely
to die, is said to be on the road
to recovery.
Featured by an excellent pro
gram, annual commencement ex.
ercises OF the Nogales High
School were held last night at s
o'clock, and forty one Seniors
were presented their diplomas
by Superior Judge w. A. O'Con.
nor. The valedictory was de.
livered by Miss Helen Karam
salutatory. Horacio Lineiro; invo
cation, Rev. O. A. Smith. Fol
lowing the commencement exer.
cises the Seniors held their
annual ball in the Knights oi
Columbus hall.
I. P. Frazier, one Of the mem
bers of Frazier Brothers, Texacc
dealers of Nogales, and former
secretary Of state, has beer
awarded the Texaco products
distribution for the Globe Miami
territory and will lacate in Globe
next week to assume charge ol
his new territory. FRAZIER Bros
now operate Texaco agencies iu
Nogales, the Globe Miami dis
trict and Reno. Nevada. Charles
Frazier is in charge of the Ioca
plant and Claude FRAZIER is ir
charge in Reno.
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday 20 Miss Nancy White
teacherAat the Lincoln school
and Fred Lohn, son of A. w
| Lohn of the Lohn Studio. It is
understood the couple will be
married today and Immediately
following the wedding ceremony
will leave on an automobile triI
to visit Mrs. Whites parents a.
Crab Orchard, Ky. Miss White
is a cousin of Mrs. Craig Pottin
ger with whom she has made bel
home since becoming a teacher
in the Nogales schools two year:
ago.
Plans we're launched at a meet
ing at the Cham Der of Commerct
Monday afternoon attended by
Lee Zinsmeister of the Circle u
Guest Ranch, State Representa-
tive E. F. Bohlinger of Patagonia
and Nogales boosters, for The
greatest Fourth of July celebra
ton ever held in this county
The affair will be in the mature
of countrywide picnic. barbe