The border vidette., 1931-12-19

Frank Culin, we'll known in.
surance adjuster. of Tucson, was
a business visitor in Nogales last
Monday. Culin is the father of
Major Frank Culin Of the 25th
Infantry, stationed at Camp Lit
tie, Nogales.
At the regular meeting of the
Mickey Mouse Club last Satur
day afternoon at the Fox Nogales
theater, a very delightful pro
gram was presented by the Plum
Street School Girls Giee Club,
under the supervision of Miss
Eva Mitchell.
Forty out-of- town civil engi
neers, from upstate attended a
banquet held at John Hughes
Cave Cafe in Nogales. Sonora,
Monday night. Among the in
vited guests, non-engineers, was
State Senator G. G. Crenshaw of
this city. The banquet was q
success.
Closing of the St. Joseph's
hospital here is considered likely
unless some method of financing
can be arranged, according to a
report made by a committee OF
members of the American Legion
auxiliary consisting of Mrs. r.
S. Burns, Mrs. Raymond los
keep and Mrs. Harry Connor.
! Attorney and Mrs. Duane Bird
and children motored to Tucson
Sunday to hear Bruce Hannah,
Jr.. in q piano recital heldiin the
Temple of Music and Art. This
was his first recital before the
public. Young Bruce, q former
Nogales boy, Is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Hannah, Sr.. of Tue
son, former residents of Nogales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quait Dodson of
Tucson, spent Sunday with their
son, David, who has been with
DR.. Anna Mae Smock for the
past six months undergoing
treatment. David is q nephew
of Eugene Sykes and Mrs. Les
Woddell. Master David. since
coming to Dr.. Smock has fully
regained his health and is attend
ing the Nogales public school.
Eight or ten turkeys will be
given away by the Knights of
Columbus lodge to holders of
lucky tickets in the rear yard Of
the Catholic church on Decem
Der FL. Tickets are being sold
at 25 cents. Money derived from
the ticket sale will be used for
the Knights of Columbus Christ.
mas tree, annually one of the
holidays main events in Nogales
The J. D. Halstead Lumber
Company, which has branches
on the Pacific coast and through
out the west. has been ordered
into the hands Of q receiver. M.
T. Ford;;@.Jf., is manager of the
big company's Nogales branch,
1t is said the company has 40
outstanding Indebtedness amount
ing to approximately $500 900.
Capital stock was listed At ST..
100000. = = - - :. - -. y, -
Louis Escalada, city alderman,
was reelected chief; w. N. Puc
kett. first assistant chief; L. w.
Bristol, second assistant chief;
Frank B. Carroon. secretary;
Louis Hudgin, Sr., treasurer;
and Arthur Grimm, Virgil Wal.
ker and Gus R. Michael, mem
bers of the executive committee,
at the annual meeting of the No.
gales Volunteer Fire Depart.
ment Monday night.
Every body's tickled pink"
over tomato and pea prices" de-
clared James Manson, manager
of the Pacific Brokerage Com.
pany, upon his return last Sun
day from a business visit at Ca
jeme and Navojoa, Mexico. All
the packers down there are
working hard to get the pro
ducts to the United States soon
so they can take advantage of
the present prevailing high
prices in the East.
E. B. Patton of Dallas, Texas,
has been appointed receiver for
the Nogales National Bank to
succeed G. l.. Ezell, of El Paso,
who received the appointment