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Evening star., 1935-12-28
BodyNeeds
Lime and
Vitanin d
BY JAMES BARTON, M. d.

1T WOULD seem that all over the
world practicing physicians and re-
search workers In laboratories are
learning more and more about the
great value Of calcium-lime-to the
body.
It has long been known that lime
helped to form the bones and that
when needed the bones would give up
some Of their lime to the blood and
tissues and that sufficient lime in the
foodstuffs prevents decay Of the teeth.
Later 1t was found that lime re-
lieved pain in cancer, helped to CO.
agulate the blood, healed old varicose
ulcers, prevented certain skin ailments
and relieved nervous spasms.
And now DR.. Grant Preston, Har-
risonburg. Va, tells us in the Virginia
Medical Monthly that lime is Of great
value in disturbances Of the eye and
nose. He finds that the tone Of the
lining of the blood vessels is improved
and the strength of the cells in resist
ing harmful organisms is greatly in
creased by the use Of lime. Bleeding
Of the delicate tissues Of the eyes Is
prevented by injecting lime into the
veins.
DR.. Preston points out that the
lining Of the nose and throat are often
starved for lime, and so are unable to
perform their daily task Of keeping
the moisture which covers this lining
In proper condition. When this
moisture on the lining Of the nose and
throat is in normal condition it can
prevent harmful organisms entering
into the blood, even If these organisms
are actually put into the nose as often
as every 10 minutes.
This means that If there Is insufi-
cient lime in this lining moisture all
ments may be set up in other parts Of
the body.
Among the symptoms that may arise,
due to insufficient lime in the body,
are an unusual susceptibility or ten
dency to colds, tiredness and lack OF
endurance in children and young
adults, sallow complexion, swelling OF
the lining or covering of the turbinate
bones In the nose, soft teeth that hold
their filling poorly, tingling and numb
ness Of the hands and feet.
DR.. Preston recommends the use
Of some satisfactory preparation Of
lime, regular daily use Of utamin D,
suuahina.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
(Copyright. 1889
Pleated Frock.

PARIS R.-The Duchesse de
Chaulnes (the former Theodore
Shonts) is among smart women who
are wearing pleated frocks this year.
She included in a wardrobe ordered
for a December trip to the United
States a Molyneux evening frock Of
shell pink crepe which has a pleatsd
bodice and skirt, and white crepe
day frock with a deep cape collar and
skirt entirely pleated.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Cooks Corner
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE.

REPLENISHTNG COOKY SUPPLY.
Frequently after Christmas the
cooky supply runs lo1D-more must be
made for the rest OF holiday enter
tanning.
SAND TARTS.
(CriSpy)
. u cup butter Il teaspoon salt
; cup sugar 2l2 cups flour
2 eggs 2 teaspoons baking
] teaspoon vanilla powder
Cream butter and sugar. Add rest
OF ingredients. Chill dough four hours
or longer. Roll out dough until very
thin. Cut out cookies, using doughnut
and diamond shaped cutters. Sprinkle
with topping.
TOPPING.
egg white 70 teaspoon
u cup sugar cinnamon
Slightly beat egg white, add CHINA
mon and sugar. Spread thin layers
over tops cookies. Bake eight minutes
In modern oven.
GINGER DREAMS.
mo Egos)
/ cup fat u teaspoon
cup dark cinnamon
brown sugar 4 teaspoon salt
q cup molasses Az cups -four
II cup boiling l teaspoon soda
water l teaspoon baking
! teaspoon ginger powder
n teaspoon nutmeg
Cream fat and sugar. Add rest Of
Ingredients. Chill dough over night
or longer. Roll out dough until very
thin, cut out cookies, spread with glaze
and bake II minutes In moderate oven.
GLAZE.
] egg 4 teaspoon
! tablespoon milk cinnamon
" cup brown sugar
Beat ingredients one minute. Apply
to cookies on pastry brush or cloth
tied around fork.
An orange added to jar Of cookies
will soften them.
Add a little salt and celery salt to
whipped cream for topping cream
soups.
Evening star., 1935-12-28

- EAR MISS DIX-I am a
young married woman very
much in love with my hus-
- band and very happy. ex-
cept for one thing. I have a lot of
friends, who are always telling me
how wild my husband was before We
were married and how many girls he
went around with, and they are al
ways advising me to watch him and
be careful, and telling me that he is a
philanderer, and what I must do to
keep him from getting tired Of me,
etc. And this makes me very miser-
able. No man could be better to a
wife than my husband is to me. He
is so tender and considerate and
never wants to go anywhere without
me, and says I am the only woman
he has ever really loved. Don't YOU
think should believe him instead of
my friends. And what can answer
to them when they say these things?
BROKEN-HEARTED WIFE.
Answer.-Tell them up and down to
mind their own business, and that
you don't care. who was your hus-
bands first love so long as you are his
last.
II you are wise, you will break off
all relationships with these conscience
less and unscrupulous women who are
deliberately and cruelty setting out to
wreck your home. You will lose moth
ing in losing them, for they are no
friends of yours. They are the worst
enemies you can possibly have. And
lay this truth to heart: Never believe
any story that is calculated to hurt
your feelings that any one brings you
They are virtually always lies. Any
one who is mean enough to be willing
10 make you unhappy is mean enough
to make up the tale.
1t is strange thing that any wom-
an In the world could be heartless
enough to plant suspicion of her hus-
band in a young wife's heart, or to
come between them and wreck the
happiness Of home. Murder is not
greater crime And the pity of it
Is that there is no way to adequately
punish them. The only thing that
you can do is to protect yourself
against them by avoiding their So
ciety and refusing to let any woman,
even your mother. criticize your hus-
band to you or tell you of any of his
escapadeS of the past.
The French say that a reformed
gay boy makes the best husband. That
may not be true, but certain it is that
many a man who has been a philan-
derer In his youth settles down into
the most domestic Of husbands and is
all the more sure Of his love for his
wife because he has had so many
passing flirtations
DOROTHY DIX.
DEAR MISS DIx-Do you not
think it possible and highly prob
able that a young man and young
woman could have enough in common
to marry on and live happily ever
after even though one of them has
Evening star., 1935-12-28

In the house. of
cours More
fatal burns occur
In the kitchen,
more fatal falls
In the bed room
and bath - b u t
still, the leafet
says, the living
room has the du-
bious distinction
of ranking Sec
ond to both OF
these in major
causes Of acci-
dental deaths. A
great many other
accidents occu r
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Old Process
In Printing
Still Popular
By EMILY POST.

T CANNOT-nor do want to-ignore
= the protest contained in the fol-
lowing letter:
"Dea. Mrs. Post: We have read the
article lately appearing in your column
in praise of good engraving and sug-
gesting that people take pains to
notice fine in contrast to crude en-
craving. With this we agree. But we
protest against your criticism #
raised printing-not very pleasingly
referred to as fried
1--WE are confident that you would
not deliberately or maliciously abet
the sale of one method of graphic
arts production through condemning
another. Rather do we feel that your
authoritative standing has been gained
and i. maintained through q study
Of trends in change of style, form and
social use.
"The relief process of printing had
its acceptance into the graphic arts
about 20 years ago. Today the process
is widely used not only by letter press
printers, but by engravers and greet
ing card manufacturers"
Answer-I can only say that moth
ing was further from my intention
than belittleing any craft, and Ger
tainly not one that has contributed
so much to beauty as well as to the
utilities Of the graphic arts. In fact,
I thought I had written clearly n
praise of good craftsmanship and in
condemnation of only that which Is
bad. AS ! remember, wrote against
scratchy engraving quite as severely
as I did against poor examples Of
printing-whether raised or other
wise. am sorry about my misuse Of
the term "fried," as I had believed
it applied only to definite, and very
crude imitation of engraving.
Dear Mrs. Post: Why do you say
that an envelope addressed to Mr..
and Mrs. John Jones and family is
taboo? This form seems to me to have
more than reasonable excuse for being,
since t saves both money and time.
Answer-The addition Of ''and
family" in the superscription Of the
envelope Is q neighborhood custom
In man. communities, ane apart from
the fashionable prejudice there Is no
objection to it In any locality where
it Is customary. But II you care about
what Is fashionable, then land family"
should be avoided.
fkoepyEight. 1885.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Satin Tailleur.

PARIS R.-Princess Amedee de
Broglie wears o chic midnight tailleur
Of black satin which combines q
fioor-length frock and fitted jacket.
The pockets and big revers are Of
ernline.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
BY BETSY CASWELL.
.HE pamphlet issued by the Ma

'NHE pdlIpIIItV IoSueU Uy UKIc ANu-
tional Safety Council, Inc,
relative to the numbers of &C
l. cidents that occur within the
confines of the American home. takes
the living room first as "hideous
example" Although this room is not
by any means the most dangerous one
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Blue Lingerie.

PARIS R.-Paris "blues" are skin
deep this season. To match navy
blue costumes and shoes some Of the
shops show naxy blue corsets, lin
gerie and sheer stockings In the same
deep shade Of blue.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Cooking Hint.

Tweezers can be used to good ad.
vantage In cleaning the pin feathers
from chickens and ducks.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
My Neighbor SAYS:

Jerusalem cherry trees require
twice as much water as other
plants. Set pot with tree in it
into water that comes up Just
over top Of pot and let stand until
water bubbles up.
-Four minutes boils an egg
thoroughly if you like the white
set and yolks heated in the CEN
ter; five minutes make the white
firm and sets the yolks; ten min
utes boils eggs hard.
Garry wood from the cellar to
the fireplace tied In large piece
of canvas.
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1935-12-28

REPLENISHING COORY SUPPLY.
frequently after Christmas the
cooky supply runs lo1U-more must be
made for the rest OF holiday enter
tdininu,
La opinión., 1935-08-04
ENLACE

Ante Ell C.. Official del Registro
Civil Francisco Padilla contraje-
ron matrimonio a las veinte horas
del sabado pasado en- la congre-
gacion de Quinta Emilia ell senior
Manuel A. Morales. de veintiocho
amos de edad, ~operario, domicliado
en- la casa ndmero treinta y Qua
tro de la Gale Nuevo Leon con
la senorita Juana Gotta H., de
veintisiete amos, originaria y We
Gina de esta poblacion.
Ambos contrayentes o hitos
del finado senior Juan p. Morales
y de Ia sonora Maximiana Alc6n-
tar viuda de Morales y del desa-
~parecido senior Francisco II. Gotta
de ilustre memoria por haber sido
uno de los soldados de la Reforma
en- tiempos del general Pesqueira
a mediados del siglo pasado y de
la sehora Manuela Huandurraga
viuda de Gotta. Fueron testigos del
acto civil efectuado los sehores Be
nito Morales, Andres Morales. &c
s1s Maria Gotta y Jose n. Co
mez.
Para festejar ell acto civil tuvo
ve~rificatiyo un animado y orolon-
gado bale en- casa de la contra
yente en- la congregation de Qli1ta
Emilia que principle desde las
yeintiuna horas y termino hrsta
las doce horas del domingo. reci-
biendo los nuevos esposos las fe-
licitaciones de sus numerosas amis
tades.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
ABUNDA EN- MEXICO LA
TUBERCULOSIS
cIupAo DE MEXICO, agosto

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto 3.
Las pesimas condolences higieni-
cas- en- que viven los t~rabajadores
en- los principales centres industria
les de la republica. esta ~originando
una verdadera epidemic de tuber-
culosis, que los diezma horriblemen
te, segdn 10 informo hoy en- la ma
mana en- la Ultima session que cele-
bro la Convention de Ia Federation
de la Industrial Azucarera.
Sc refirieron los informes parti-
cularmente. a los ingenios azucare-
ros, asegurandose que los delega-
dos s~anitarios y municipales, en- lu-
gar de cumplir con los deberes que
tienen marcados, Sc concretan a
cobrar Quotas a las mujeres de NAL
vivir y a los vendedores de bebidas
embriagantes, descuidando en- 10 alb
soluto la circumstance de que los
obreros habitan ~verdaderas pocil-
gas, y de que en- los talle-
res no existe ventilation nj la in
dispensable limpieza. Los delega-
dos sanitarios, Sc aseguro en- la con
vencion a que nos referimos. tie
men igualas con las empresas y su
mission Sc concrete a reallzar ne
gocios
La opinión., 1935-08-04
NJ MENINGITIS

HERMOSILLo, Son, julio 81
A Ia J%efatura de Servicios Coor-
dinados en- el Estado Sc ha comu-
nicado que en- Ciudad Obregon sc
encuentra un individuo atacado
de meningitis cerebro espinal re
cientemente llevado de Cocorit Y
cue responde al nombre de Fran
cisco Leyvas. Este individuo fue
reconocido en- la Comisarfa de Co
corit, Rio Yaqui por ell doctor ia
pones +. SagaWa V certified que Sc
encontraba enfermo de meningitis
el individuo referido indicando a
los familiares que tuvieran toda
clase de precauciones; en- sesnida
Sc comunic6 con IA Circunscripcidn
Sanitaria dependence de los Ser
yicios Coordinados de Salubridad
a cuyo frente Sc %encuentra el doc
tor Z. Rivera Soto, y con ell Ne
dico Municipal de Ciudad obreg6n
f. Farfan.
FL enfermo fue llevado a Ciudad
Obregon en- vista de que efectiva-
AAANAAAt AOS AlE1itOo dtualNOS lAt-
ron a hacerle reconocimiento Y en-
contraron con que estaba con mt
ningitis. Sc lie extrajo liquido cefa-
lo-raquideo que inmediatamente
fue enviado n eSta capital v on e.
laJoratorio de la Jefatura lie Ser
vicios Sanitarios Sc analiz6 encon
~trandoss 0 los germenes del te-
tribe nal.
FL enfermo ha quedado rigurosa-
mente aislado en- esa poblacion del
Yaqui y no tiene acceso al depar-
tamento que ocupa mas que una
hermana del ~pacieate, que Sc eli
carga de atenderlo.
Apelando a todos los recursos
Sc le ha estado inyectando con
suero OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, no con
siderandose todayta un case ente-
ramente perdido.
Is de esperarse que dadas las
medidas que Sc han tornado ell muI
no Sc propague en- aquella pobla-
ci6n principal de las margenes del
Rio Yaqui.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
ADRIANA
A N A R A FL
PASO, TEXAS
Sc presentara ante ell pu-
blico la conocida estre-
LA mexicana

Ell PASO. Texas, Julio 3l.-(Por
Correo).- Ha llegado a esta eiu-
dad la artista mexicana de la pam
ITALIA Adriana Lamar. quien hara
su presentation personal en- ell Tea
tro Colon en- las funciones del sa-
bado V domingo. reainando gran en-
tusiasmo entire la %colonia mexica-
ma por zoe a una de las pri-
meras actrices que obtuvo celebri-
dad por su aetuacion en- La Llo-
roma" Y otras cintas ~nacionales.
Adriana Lamar, artista de meri-
to indiscutible. es, ademas. artista
exquisite Y la fiel interprete de la
| cancion mexicana, trayendo un YES
tuario riquisimo y netamente me-
xicano. en- ell que figura desde ell
traje de charro que ella viste con
sin igual s%oltura, hasta ell vestido
&c india, pasando por ell de china
poblana, tehuana. etc.
I'm una entrevista que concedio
gentilmente al corresponsal de los
periodicos Lozano. Adriana infor-
mo que llega de Nueva York, dom
de actuo cinco semanas en- ell Tea
tro Campoamor, habiendose presen
tado tambien en- ell Hotel Waldorf
Astoria y en- Ell Teatro Plaza, ha-
ciendo siempre tipos mexicanos,
pues ella no habla ingles.
De conversation amena y agra
dable. Adriana revela una amplia
y refinada e6ucacion, diciendo que
nacio en- Celaya y desde muy nina
sinti6 una gran aflcion por Ell tea
tro, habiendo debutado por prime
"a vez en- Los Angeles. en- ell Tea
tro Mexico. Posteriormente COMO
clio al gran actor espahol Ernesto
Vilches Y este Ia contrato para ha-
Ger una temporada en- Mexico como
primera actriz, habiendo actuado
en- los teatros Arbeu y F~abregas.
Luego ingreso a la compahia de
Campillo, fernando a continuation
su propia compahia de operetas y
zarzuelas con Ell gran tenor Ro-
berto Rey.
FL cine hablado encontro en- Adria
ma, aGemas de la gran actriz. una
hermosa mujer. que va fue consa-
gfado por los publicos en- La Llo-
roma, Tiburon, Chucho ell Roto, FL
Vuelo de Ia Muerte y algunas mas.
Dice la gentil artista por aho-
"a su mas grande ambicion con-
siste en- visitar Espaha y actuar
EN- los principles teatros de Ia ma
DIRE patria. Viaja acompafada del
actor espahol Ramon Pereda y a1n
cuando ella no 10 dice, parece que
ambos contrajeron matrimonio, Pc
70 nj m nj otro hacen ostentacion
de clio.
Pereda Sc ~presentara Ia semana
proxima en- ell Colon y probable
mente hara ndmeros acompanado
de la bella companera.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
PEDIR AYIIDA AL
REY DE DINAMARCA
coPEuHAeuE, pinamaros, Agos

COPEUHAGUE, Dinamarca, Ages
to a. Trenes ~especiales. abarrota-
COS de campesinos de los districts
rurales mas lejanos. Sc dirigian hoy
a est aciudad. donde los labriegos
Sc proponen exponer manana al Rey
Cristian sus demandas, ~pidiendole
dicte medidas para que sean meJo-
radas las condolences a%grfcolas en-
que vlven.
Los informes proporcionaeos por
los jefes de la manifestation. dicen
Que Green que treinta mil personals
entire hombres Y mujerss tomaran
parte en- ell desfile Y en- la manifes
taci6n que Sc %efectuara en- una pla-
"a de esta ciudad.
Sc ha nombrado n delegation
de campesinos para que Sc acerque
al Rey y lie ~presente las solicitu-
des pidIendole Que sean mejorados
los precios de los proGuctos agrf-
colas y que Sc tenga nuevamente
EN- cuenta las dificultades economi-
cas- de la genie del campo.
Los visitantes quedaron alojados
esta noche en- residencias particu-
lares, escuelas y cuarteles.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
FUERTE OLEAJEt
DE TRAGEDIAS
EN- CHIHUAHUA
Jovencita muerta de un IT,
ro.-Mujer muerta a pu-
naladas.-Otro case u

CHIHUAHUA, Chin, Julio 2s.-
-(Por Correo). - Una verdadera
ola de sangre parece haberse exten
dido hoy nor ell Estado de Chihua-
hua. A las cuatro de la tarde, una
jovencita llamada Evangelina More
no. fue muerta de un tiro en- ell CO.
raz6n, d~isparado por Jose Maria
Pereyra, con una pistola calibre
~. Pereyra habia secuestrado a IL
joven Y la tenfa en- un hotel, dom
de ocurrlo la tragedia.
De Casas Grandes comunican que
fue asesinado ell agricultor NOR
mon Patrick Garlick, pero Sc igno-
ra quien haya sido ell autor de es-
tie crimen. Sc cree que Sc trata dc
una venganza, pues NADIA le roNl-
ron al sehor Garlick.
I'm mensaje de MADEIRA hace a
Der que fue muerta en- su habita-
cion por un trio de pistola. una mn
per llamada Carmen y apodada la
india. que Sc dedicaba a vender
brebajes 'amorosos' Y otras cosas
por ell estilo. Sc le conocia tambisn
por ell apodo de la BruJa'. No So
sabe quien fue ell asesino. Dicese
que la desaparicion de esta "hechi-
cera' ha causado j1bilo en- la re-
gion, pues lie tenfan panico los mo-
radores porque "aplicaba Ia magia
negra", segnn ell umo popular.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
ACUERDOS DE LA LlGA De
MAESTROS

En- la Ultima session hablda en-
"a Liga de Maestros Socialists
Sonorenses en- su local de la ca
lie Obreg0n Sc acordo impartir
ayuda al compalero Cortez para
su curacion, consistente en- Ell Va
Tor de medic mes de sueldo = el
traslado al Hospital del Estado en-
esta Capital.
Seg1n solicitud del senior pro
fesor Rafael D. Fierros empleado
de una de las dependencies del
Gobierno local, fue acceptable como
miembro active en- la Liga.
Sc acord6 ell page por parte de
la misma Liga del S~ecretario Ge-
neral y un ~Secretario del Interior.
suicides que Sc dej6 al criter!o de
la Comisi6n de Hacienda.
Por ausencia temporal del ON
panero Secretario de Actas Y Acuer
dos Sc nombr6 al professor Egnesto
Romero.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
VA ESTA MEJoRADA LA Sc.
NORA DE lUGO

PHOENIX, Ariz., Julio 3f.-(Por
; Correo).- Sc encuentra bastante
mejorada de los males que han es-
tado aquejandola en- estos dias, y
la estimable sonora Sahara p. de
Lugo, ventajosamente conociGa en-
nuestros circulos. en- los cuales 60
"a de muchas y muy merecidas sim
patias.
La sehora de Lugo fue atendida
por un competente facultativo anne
| ricano, quien la ha declarado va com
pletamente fuera de peligro, tram
quilizando con clio a los miembros
de su familia, y a sus muchas
amistades.
Estas han estado visitando a la
paciente en- su casa, llevandole pa
labras de consuelo y sus mas sim
ceros votos por I'm restablecimien-
to que sea a Ia vez pronto y defini
two.
La paciente es la esposa del senior
Luis Lugo, persona bien conocida
en- los circulos comerciales de la
ciudad.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
JIRA CULTURAL POR PUEBLOS
DE SONORA

Aver reg%resaron a esta capital
los profesores Carrasco, Alfredo
Larranaga, Pedro Rocha. Catarino
Dojaque V Alfonso Hernandez Car
denas los que salieron de Hermo-
si.lo ell IS del presente mes for
mando n Mission Cultural que
~recorrio las poblaciones de Ures
V sus puntos cercanos Guadalupe.
Sauz, San Pedro, Santiago v lue-
go en- union del Bloque Juvenil
Revolucionario de Ures salieron
rumbo a Cumpas donde ahf deja-
rrollaron un programa cultural ell
dfa veintiocho, que es ell siguien-
tie:
Plea de mdsica por la Or
questa. LA a%ctuacion del Cont
J te Y Sub-Comite del Partido Ma
, cional Reyo.ucionario por ell pro-
! fesor Alfredo Larranaga. 3.-Pre-
sentaci6n de los compromises de
Ia Mission Cultural por ell Diputado
local Francisco c. Medina. 4.-Pie-
"a de mnsica. 5.-Campahas So
%ciales, platica por el professor Pc
dro 3. Rocha, EEL T~ecolote. pas
cola por el professor Alfredo La
rranaga. LAS organizaciones so
ciales ante ell P~roletariado MeXica-
no por el professor Max Carrasco.
S.-Pieza de musica. 9.-A'gunas
campanas sociales de caracter CO.
mico o un Yentrilocuo que eco
RE algunos pueblos en- Was de pro
paganda. 10.-Pieza de musica. II.
Reparto de Libros Y Folletos pi-
blicados Y d%istribufdos por la Sc
cretaria de Prensa y Propaganda
del Partido Nacional Revoluclo Ia
rio.
FL Bloque Juvenil Revoluciona-
rio sostuvo encuentros de basket
ball con los componentes del Bio
que de Cumpas. Los encuentros
fueron ell dfa veintiocho siendo 81
encuentro de basket con la anota-
ci0n de Cumpas ocho, Tres cua-
tro; a las ounce horas %encuentro
de baseball. Ures doce, Cumpas
cuatro puntos; Sc siguio por la
tarde e|ncuentro de basket ball con
la anotaci6n de Cumpas diecisels
puntos contra Ures que hizo ca
torce.
La Mission Cultural ha ~regresado
, a Hermosillo satisfecha de las &C
tividades que d%esarrollo asi como
de las atenciones que les fueron
dispensadas en- las poblacioues que
| tocaron.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
MUERE UNA ANTIGUA RESI-
DENTA DE ARIZONA

En- ell pueblo de Tempe, Ariz., de
IS de existir la sonora Petra VGa.
de Ruiz, despues de penosa y lar
ga enfermedad a la edad de rs
amos. habiendo recibido los auxilios
de la LEAR. Su velacion estu-
vo muy concurrida o sus fami-
liares que de Tucson, Phoenix, y
Prescott, vinieron a 81 funeral.
La eesapareclda era miembro de
una antiguisima familia de califor-
mia, y una de las fundadoras de es
ia comunidad, siendo n Pioneers
de Arizona.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
P II OE N X

hace noches una fiesta en- honor
de la sehorita Azucena Diaz Vizca-
IRA en- su propia Residential, con ell
objeto de celebrar la llegada de su
onomastico.
La fiesta fue de las llamadas de
sorpresa' pues la agasajada no es-
peraba a nadie en- casa cuando Sc
p~resento un grupo organizado por
sus amistades. La sonora Margari
Ia de Diaz Vlzcarra, hlzo los homo
res de la casa a los v~isitantes. ha-
biendoseles obsequiado o PASTE
les y leche nevada. Sc hicieron nd-
meros de concerto bajo la direction
de la sehorita Aurora Diaz Vizca-
IRA. La fiesta de sorpresa estuvo
muy lucida.