The border vidette., 1932-05-21

McNatt, Casa Grande, were mar.
ried 10 the Cartwright Methodist
parsonage Saturday afternoon
by the Rev. T. F. Hughes. Both
the bride and groom are eradu
ates of the University of Arizona.
The newly weds will make their
home 10 Patagonia, where Mr..
Van Doren will continue teach
ing next fall.
Senator G. G. Crenshaw re-
turned Tuesday from meeting
at Stafford of the special leeisla.
tive committee named to suggest
plans for lowering the cost of
state government. The commit
tees report was submitted to
Governor Hunt Thursday.
The Association de Damas Ca
tolicas of Nogales. Sonora. will
give a musicale concert at the
Lyric theater tonight at $50
o'clock. The Bell family. popu
lar Mexican performers, and
several other Mexican entertain
ers, will be on the program.
u. S. Senator, Carl Hayden is
confident that Nogales will not
encounter any serious obste Gle in
bringing about construction of
the proposed food control works
here. after the Federal budget is
balanced aud the financial condi
ton of the Treasury has improv
ed.
Mrs John Phillips was hostess
for the Contract Bridge club this
week at the Casa Anna Maria.
Those present we're: Mrs. A. E.
Sanders. Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. E. G. Houle, Mrs. E. A.
Titcomb. Mrs. N. D. Pomeroy,
Mrs. Nat Feinn, Mrs. John Jund
and the hostess.
Reuben E. Thornton of Phoe-
nix, representive of the Gouley
Burcham Company, accompanied
by his kid" brother, Morris, Of
Tom Greene county, Texas, en-
joyed the week end in Nogales.
The Thornton boys are home
town" friends of Wade Barbee,
vice president of the First Ma
tional Bank of Nogales.
Featured by games and vari
Gus attractions that made Tomb
stone and other western camps
famous in the early days. the
EIks two day Days of 49,"
show and carnival opened last
night at E KS Hall and was at
tended by crowd much larger
than the committee in charge
ever expected. Tonight will be
the closing night of the Elks'
annual frolic. Everybody vel
come. Admission only 50 cents.
Big show starts at 8 o'clock.
Judge Frank j. Duffy, senior
member Of the we'll known local
law firm of Duffy & Robins, has
been elected to the vice-presi
dency of the Nogales Building
and Loan Association to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
William F. Overton. Duffy's
unanimous election came Wed
nesday at the regular monthly
meeting of the association. He
was one of the original founders
of the association and aided in
drawing up the by laws more
35 years ago.
The Nogales, Sonora. "Club
Deportivo," a sport club of
Mexican society. has approved
a plan to light the clubs tennis
courts. following popular demand
of members to play night games.
Francisco Pesqu!era and General
Juan Felipe Rico, officers of the
club, have drawn lighting plans
for installing six large reflsctors
for illuminating two tennis courts
in Nogales. Sonora. The work
is being done by labor details
from the 16sh Battalion, com
manded by General Rico.
At the request of j. G.. Flynn
of Bisbee, chairman OF the Ari
zona delegation to the national
Democratic convention in Chi
cago next month, a meeting of
the delegation will be held at 10
q. m.. May 24:h at the Adams
hotel in Phoenix. The national
committeeman (Dr. Clarence
Gunter), national committee wo
man (Mrs. Isabella Greenway),
and National Committeeman-
elect Writ G.. Bowman. together
with the members of the Arizona
Tariff Commission, will attend
tho fneotinu