The border vidette., 1934-03-24
MARCH "a, 1884
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. a. s. Cunningham, of
Hereford, is here visiting rela
tives for q few days. L
The Nogales high =" school
Booster club gave q dance last
night in the high school gymna.
sium.
The Vestry of St. Andrews
Episcopal. church met Monday
night at the parish hall at 8
o'clock. !. ~ i.
Rev. A. J. Lovelee OF Tucson
will fill the pulpit at the St. An.
drew's Episcopal church for the
Easter service.
The Internal ational r 9 lati.o n
Study club held their weekly
meeting With Mrs. w. G.
Vinegar. last week.
The Nogales Civic Swimming
club will hold. a meeting at the
hamber of commerce Monday
evening at 8 p. m.
:, The Nogales Scottish Rite
club met Wednesday night at
the Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock
for it's regular March meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Capin, Ben
Capin and Mrs. Dave Levy have
returned here. from vacation
spent in Murietta Hot Springs
of California and Los Angeles.
A silver tea was given Thurs.
day afternoon by the Congrega
tionel Ladies Aid from 3,to 6 o..
clock at the home of Mrs. O. A.
Smith. The.public was invited.
Raul Romero, ad vertising man.
ager of the LIS Villa de Paris,
left last Saturday for Los An
geles to visit his mother who is
seriously ill.,, according to re-
ports. - .,, 49,
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. 81. Kelley
and son Ed ward, !. and Mr.. and.
Mrs. r. G.. Watson have. returns,
ed from Tucson where they. A.
tended the kennel show over the
Weekend. e*ia .s,.4 @aa.>.:a ~
Gus M. Shanks, of Oakland !,
In bricati1u engineer for the Tex:
AGO company, is a business visit
or here. To 1917 Mr.. Shanks en
listed in the aviation department
in Nogales. -
The fire department answered
another grass fire alarm at noon
Monday. The fire covered sew.
eral acres on the bills off Beck
street. and many men were call
ed out to fightit. ~$ i.
r. j. Helms Of Tucson will be
in charge of the Good Friday"
service at the Episcopal church
on Friday night, March 30, at 8
p. N. Special music will be
furnished by the choir.
Scenes and conditions in South
Africa, including the work in
the gold and diamond mines
were described and illustrated
in q lecture Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in the First Methodist
church. j. F. Kirkpatrick gave
the lecture using moving pictures
and stereopticon views.
Julian Terminel, former No
gales, Sonora collector of customs
and present federal head of the
customs service, was bonored
Tuesday night at the Ordian
Club, Nogales, Sonora. with q
banquet and ball, Sr. Terminel
is enroute to Mexicali where be
will inaugurate an aerial service
to Mexico, D. E.
News has been received here
that Mrs. W. P. Tiedemann for.
mer resident of this city, died At
her home in Corning. California.
Sunday, March 11th. Mrs. Tiede
mann succumbed following an
illness which lasted for g K
months. Her husband. who sur
wives, resided here for several
years and was affiliated with the
Sonora Bank & Trust Company,
which became insolvent Novem
Der 10, 1881.
Members of the border patrol
of the United States immigr; !.
sion service show the courage OF
soldiers and the skill of diplo
mats in performing their daily
tasks, mem bers of the immigra
ton and naturalization service
here we're tod Wednesday after
noon by Insrector in Charge
Walter Miller. T he lecture,