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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-06
Cleveland Falcons
Oppose Eagles AT
New Haven Sunday

New Haven, March 6-The Cleve-
land Falcons invade the Arena for
the last time this season, meeting
the New Haven Eagles In an Inter-
national-American Hockey League
game on Sunday night. The faceoff
for the second-last home stand Of
the Battle Birds will be at $3.50.
Cleveland, fighting. valiantly to
take over second place In the west
ern division from the Pittsburgh
Hornets, have been playing some
fine hockey since they. secured the
services Of Dede Klein, former wing
with the Eagles earlier this season.
Last Wednesday night, while the
Eagles were turning back the Prov
idence Reds 3 to 2, Cleveland was
downing Springfield by a score Of
8 to I.
Through virtue of their triumph
over the Reds, the Battle Birds cut
down the Providence lead. New
Haven Is still hanging on to its
mathematical chance to overtake
the Reds, and a victory over Cleve-
land will further cut down the
Rhode Islanders advantage. There
Is certain to be plenty Of fireworks
when the Eagles and Falcons tear
at each other tomorrow night. Call
New Haven 5-3l23 for reservations.
LineupS
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VARSITY is
HANDY WINNER
Bristol ShamrOcks Drop
1892 Tilt-ChestOne
Stars in Tilt

North End Y Varsity defeated the
strong Bristol Shamrocks at the
~" hut last night by the score Of
1882. The Bristol lads started out
h two field goals TO take the lead
brt we're stopped by the strong "Y"
defense, with the period ending with
tho score 6-6. In the second period
the Varsity took the lead and held
it for the rest Of the game. Ches-
tone, Haiday and Margiotta scored
% OF the Varsity's SO points. Mort
Lyman, Sonstrom and Vanasse
starred TO rthe visitors In scoring
honors. Pichett played very good
game for the Shamrocks.
The Varsity will meet the strong
Colored five from Pearl Street Com
-gnlrnity house Wednesday night at
the "Y" hut at $3.50 p. m. The
Colored five will show Clapp,
Holmes, Alexander and other Color
al imkars
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BRISTOL PROS TO
OPPOSE RUBBER 5

Naugatuck, March 6.-Exciting
contests are promised basketball!
fans who 60 to the local Y. M. C. A.
tonight. The u. 8. Rubber hoop
team will meet the Bristol. Conn.
Pros. In the feature attraction. The
Bristol combine Is rated highly IN
the state and FIRST class basketball
Is expected.
Much interest Is being shown In
the tilt between the AInazonian
0aytee department girls team and
the Gum Shoe department lassies.
A preliminary rs scheduled for 1880
with the girls game following and
the main TIT due TO start about $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-06
SEAGRAM STARS VS..
NEW HAVEN ELKS

One Of the outstanding duckpin
bowling matches Of the season will
be witnessed by many Waterburlans
tomorrow night when they travel TO
New Haven 10 watch the Eeagrani
Stars, former Connecticut Blue Rib
bons In Q test with the New Haven
Elks. best team nj the Elm City and
one Of the best IN Connecticut. A
three game total pinEall match win
be rolled with Nick Tronsiy, Joe
oacek. Pat Rooney, Billy Werdiak
and Bill Tato Of Waterbury oppos-
Ing Jack White, Johnny 'Bianchi,
Jimmy Hunter, Wilbur CaFmody
and Pete eehoznberg. The New Ha-
veners loom IS winners IN q close
duel set fof . .. m. on the Eiks al
legs.
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FULLER, CALLAHAN
MATCHED AGAIN

Boston, March - (u.PJ - The
sixth meeting between Sammy Full
.eT OF Chelsea and Andy Callahan
OF Lawrence. welterwelgals. will take
y ace over The i0-r0und ruute
March ~ NJ Mechanics building. It
was announced last night.
FULLER recently eanle. out u re-
tirenelt to Fenew tbs 6lx-year leud
between the two. and scored = spec
tacular one-E0und knockout ever
the Lawrence southpsw eailshsn
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-06
Last Nights Fights

New York-FFankie Wallace. l3s,
Cleveland and Enrico Ventura.
1904. Italy, drew (i0): Aldo gpoldi,
1856. Italy. outpolnted Irving Eid~
redge. i34. New York 90; ftalo
Colonello, 2Oi. Italy. stopped Mick
McAvOy, 200is, Ireland 10: Teddy
Loder. i4s, Kingsbrldge. ". Y. OUT
pointed Vince D'Angel0, i27M, New
York 90: Frankie TeFranova, 1884,
New York. outpuncked Al Reid.
1857, New York (el; Jose RodFl.
quex, Iie. REV York. outpolntod
Joe coskey, ia. New York 10.
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CLUB CADETS IN
LOSS TO RIVALS
New Haven Boys Club Pins
1888 Defeat on
Locals

Tossing away an early lead cost
the Boys Club Cadets their second
loss on their home floor In years
last night when they bowed to the
New Haven Boys Club at the Cot
tage Place gym, So to 80. A return
tussle will be played tomorrow night
In the Elm City.
The box score:
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Special Meeting
of "HaP League

Protests on various questions
vital to the Washington Park
Community house Senior bas-
ketball league have prompted
President Joseph Mulcunry to
call q special meeting Of man
ayers to take place at the Com
munity house tomorrow after
noon ut 2 o'clock.
All managers are urged TO
attend TO aid in settling the
matters that involve all teams.
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WELLES OUT OF
SECOND ROUND
Communities Finish Very
Strong to Win 25-2l;
ReymOnds Cop

The washington Park Community
Club team defending champs in the
washington Park house league elm
mated the Welles A. g. from the
second round Of the league last
night when they came from behind
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Bridgeport. Conn. - Jesse james,
10, Doston. pinned Black Mask. 100,
Boston: Robert Bruins. 205. Arizona,
defeated Ivan Podubbny. 900. New
York: Harry Jacobs, $40. Calf. ana
saul donoa, 22b, Chicago, dFEW:
1in0 Mmgtineiii. 100. Ilaiy, threw
ioant Ven znppe. 100, GERMANY:
nlily EsabuFn, iee. Boston, tossed
Paddy Mack. 100. Ireland,
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ST.LUCY TEAM
IN HOOP Finale
Oppose Strong New Bri.
tain Boys Club Tonight;
Fat Men to Play

Tonight will be celebrated as ST.
Lucy's Night ct the North End Y
and will be the last home game OF
the season for Rev. Alex Riccis
cagesters. The crack New Britain
Boys Club will be the attraction for
the main game which will be proceed
ed by two preliminaries.
The st. Lucy boys have had
great season so far, winning Is
games without O defeat against
some Of the best teams In the state,
among htem the Bristol Pros, Bristol
Red Hawks, Meriden Community
Club. Meriden willows, Centre
Guards, Tech Five, st. Peters OF
Torrington and New Haven r. r.
Boys.
The probable starting lineups
will be-:
St. Lucy's New Britain
Romeo, ri ............ RI, Capodice
LoRusso, II .............. II, UkltS
HosSl, .............. c, HolcomD
Santopietro, re ....... re, Andrusia
Martin, lg ............ lg, Kerelepza
The North End Y Trojans will
play the Hopeville Blues at Z O'Clock
and the Sheriffs will meet the Holy
Name Fat Men at 8 o'clock. The
Fat Men will show wild Bill. SUM-
ma, Joe Mazzaferro, Henry Santo-
pietro, DOC" Rosa, v. Martinelli,
Vim Stolfi, George Crocco. Dan Bri-
otti, Johnny Mazzarella and "Red"
McGrath. The Sheriffs will feature
Glenn Briotti, AL Francis, Frank
Brickel. Dan Mahaney, Bob Grea-
torex, John Briotti and Paul Pera-
zelli.
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New YoEk - Dino uaFlbaIdl. st.
Louis. tered NJ Fischer. New York:
Ivan wegniissea. Canada, d0wned
Lou Fnrlnn. Jerhey Fifty: Tony Gar
ibaldl. ~. Louis dscitloned Bobby
Roberts Dayton q.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-03-06
A Cockfight
In Havana
BY DAN PARKER
HAVANA, March s.

pit 9; which there are about o
O1Sso SS1y
have thought he owned the world.
Aqua Duce, Sweet Water Cockpit vas
enough. as arena @
:on roof a. the apex Which s .ny as rS S
the bedl.m In the center . thirty foot pit en-;
seats rise in terraces above he ring Of the rim.
d the pit dyed with the blood Of many .sn:
enclosed o ali SIDES but The
9 ABOUT the
formed in an open adjoining
the 80 fowl which 70 compete in the S'aght main
Ssss S ;a man
among Mctraw.
evident bearing despite
the ID he S % S Tsd s
bottom for the cocks legs to through and
birds one after another Calling the weights
sEss 'sss ss sss sSsn
douby sure they are Of even weight
Ranged along the walls Of the shed several tiers high
when TT e 6rout to
where @ handlers 60 Work on them rs sS birds hare are
pucked and the skin thus barred as red beet thought this was
Just snburn.
% hare az: s..% s cub h. % ss ss
se n: Gn s are used instead
handlers fighting ROSTERS their laps and go
@ sSn about Ea a P c spurs have sS Cd.
applies ike sealing stick form and
rooster s blunt end
% ai g sG ef The 0 c 0 %p s s p 1
0ssa % aaS s he % s ps
e moee wh paS u n as ss ' he winds
When tightly around the leg and spur
sa coating ar melted sealing laid on and the
and puts him In one Of the Then but the handlers
the p ~ the pulls the rope that s the two cSop high
their murderous instinct ..,1 Z"
Up to the Dedam had been that boiler factory
s a ss they
good part Of the crowd There present
oa p I'm ias s @ % @ Is each n aep v
o burning s a be na one is % peS ad n. The
nS or minute hs rte % i've 3s as o o Pinto h M and starts
Louis" cracks New York baseball writer There
get down few pesos.
m T. Out aas .rrSr f R sas and faces
Win lightning thrust Pinto
% & and the Sw1 the v,nausd fowl after wrnss
s. n. winnie, s ss Ssr q, s,nH 70; the
her hovel with her Sunday dinner
This day fights been held There
sD % n Ssr the weight e Of he birds and the
hour while two wanged
delay Bronx cheer Sa Sa uttered
other hour matter? ~ 49,
cSckghs are held every Sunday and Thursday
Bu en- s DI IN 'S x n sss !
and sportsmanlke than
run BY the Of the main polio
av like man sss1sn ssa rive They
WILBY LOSES AND SQUIRES UPSET
NAUCY WINS GAME CUBS AT CROFT
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Reserves Start

The Raymond Hillies started the
reserves In their game with the Hill
Juniors and they gave the Juniors
q battle and leading until the final
period. With the score tied at 10 all
the regulars were rushed into the
fray and as o result the Hillies then
chalked up their eleventh league tri-
umph. Tommy Lacilla and Pete
Polnponio starred for the winners
while Phelan looked good for the
losers. The score
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TOBACCO ROAD
TEAM TO PLAY
LITHS TONIGHT
Ex.COIIege Stars in First
Connecticut Basket
ball Showing

Another bumper crowd Of basket
ball fans Is expected TO break record
attendance for the season, is antici-
pated for tonight at st. Joseph's au-
ditorium IN Brooklyn, when the
knights OF Jithuania Speedboys
meet up with the fastest travelling
array OF the east, Jim Bartons To-
bacco Road Tramps. The game is
scheduled for 0 p. m. sharp, with
John A. Cluney, offlciating.
The Tobacco Road Tramps, re-
SembiinR the characters Of the play,
which Is in New York City for the
fourth consecutive season, Is the
newest and most sensational novel;
ty attraction offered the local bas-
ketball followers. The costumes and
entertainment provided by Jim Bar
tons Tobacco Road Tramps is new
to basketball fans and the comedy
Is certain TO make hit with all.
The team has won Is games and
lost 3 this season, and has recently
handed Alabama Pitts and his All
Star team and the Cavanaughs Of
the Bronx, one-sided defeats at the
New York Hippodrome.
The team is composed of former
college stars, from Fordham, N. Y.
u, Colgate and st. Johns College.
The probable lineup Of the main
game:
X. 0e L. Barton Tramps
Joyce, RI ..........s.. RI, Neppell
Balinsky, II .......... II, Nemesec
Swasey, C ....!... C, Dunleavy
Boley, fg .............. rg, Neary
Huey, lg .............. lg, Nucatola
SaldukaS,ut. ............. VI. Beck
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has al edge IN the series, However.
with three victories 70 two ZEE Fnl-
leg, Though the latter has sooFad ihe
ailv knnakniit win.
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Score Mt half time: New Haven
Two 5 and two 10 minute periods.
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BOROUGH NETMEN
TO INVADE BRISTOL

Naugatuck. March 8 --- The local
~" volley ball combine will go to
Bristol this afternoon to play in the
Southern New England volley bal
league. Naugatuck Is In a three
way tie for the league lead now and
hopes 10 cop all Of It's matches to-
day.
n the locals play as well today as
they did In q recent tournament at
Bridgeport. they should have no
trouble In winning.
The Naugatuck X" bowling team
win 50 to Torrington this afternoon
OF meet the New City ~" pinbug-
lers. The locals hope 10 come home
With q WIN and aii exciting match
N expected.
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Party In
Honor OF
House Guest

In honor of her house guest, Mrs.
Warfield Riley of La Jolla, Call
fornia, Mrs. Charles S. Smith en-
tertained with bridge luncheon
Tuesday.
After lovely luncheon served at
Levy's Border Cafe the guests were
taken to the Smith home on Craw-
ford street for bridge. Prizes Tor
high scores were won by Mrs. Will
liam Manning and Mrs. Thomas L..
Hall. Mrs. Riley was presented with
a guest prize.
The invited guests were Mesdames
Warfield Riley. G. G. Cheshire, j.
v. Robins, A. L. Lewis, E. T. Rich
ards, Thomas L. Hall, E. A. Titcomb.
Duane Bird, John Jund, Otto Her
old, Walter Holm, A. I. Schleimer,
of San Diego, A. E. Sanders.
Mesdames Craig Pottinger, Frank
Carroon, William Manning, w. G..
Bowman, William zacharias, A.
HERE of st. Louis, Mo-. A. l..
Gustetter I. H. Shannon, H. j.
Karns, H. R. Sisk, Miss Margaret
Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles and Miss
Mary Ellen Hall of San Angelo,
Texas.
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One Of the loveliest parties OF the
season was a dessert-bridge given
by Mrs. E. A. Titcomb and Mrs. A
E. Sanders at the home of the lat
ter on Pajarito street Thursday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Warfield Riley of La Jolla,
California, Mrs. A. l.. Schleimer OF
San Diego and Mrs. w. G. Vinegar
of Ell Paso, former Nogalians, were
guests of honor and received love-
ly guest prizes. Prizes for high
bridge scores were won by Mrs
Florence Bonsall, Mrs. A. I. Schlei-
mer and Mrs. Craig Pottinger. Low
prize was awarded Mrs, Andrew
Bettwy
The guest list included Mesdames
Warfield Riley, A. I. Schleimer, w
G. Vinegar, G. S. Smith, B. j.
Jones. Duane Bird, A. L. Lewis, G
D. Nichols, James " Robins, T. L.
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Breakfast In
Honor Visitor

Complimenting Mrs. Warfield
Riley of La Jolla, Mrs. E. S. Ed
monson was hostess Wednesday
morning at breakfast at her home
on Quarry street.
Oleanders and zinnias were used
as a centerpiece for the table which
was laid for the following guests:
Mesdames Warfield Riley, G. S.
Smith. Charles Thompson of San
Bernardino, Calf, and Mrs. Wolfe
of Cleveland Ohio.
Mesdames I. H. Shannon, Bruce
Fenton, of Los Angeles, A. j. Mill
ken, Isabelle Hedges, A. I. Schlei-
mer, j. c. Glissan, c. B. Wilde and
T. L. Hall.
Mrs. Bruce Fenton won the draw
prize.
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Miss Betty Jean Bowman has re-
turned from a visit in Chicago and
New York.
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Bridge Luncheon
|AtCarroon Home

Mrs. F. B. Carroon entertained
Wednesday afternoon with bridge
luncheon at her home on Grand
avenue.
Prizes for high scores at bridge
were won by Mrs. Warfield Riley
Mrs. G. S. Smith and Mrs. E. A.
Titcomb. Low went to Mrs. w. E.
Carroon.
The guests were Mesdames E. A.
Titcomb, Warfield Riley, H. R.
Sisk, Otto Herold. John Jund, Dave
Levy, A. j. Milliken, Isabelle Hedges
I. H. Shannon, Bruce Fenton. H. j.
Karns, G. S. Smith, w. E. Carroon,
Thomas l.. Hall, Gladys Cameron,
H. v. Farrior, D. o. Wilkey, H. G.
Wayte, A. E. Sanders, and G. D.
Nichols.
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Mrs. Richards
Hostess At
Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. E. T. Richards entertained
Monday with a bridge luncheon at
her home on Noon street. Miss Vir-
ginia Ann Robins assisted the host
ess in serving.
The guest list included Mesdames
E. A. Titcomb, Marguerite Mac
donald, Warfield Riley, G. S. Smith,
I. H. Shannon, Bruce Fenton of Los
Angeles. c. B. Wilde, Lucille Isaac
son of Ft.Riley, Kansas, A. I.
Schleimer of San Diego, j. v. Rob-
ins, Thomas L. Hall and E. j.
Dittmer.
Bridge prizes were won by Mrs.
Fenton, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Wilde.
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Birthday Party
In Honor OF
Mrs. Jund

Mrs. John Jund was happily sur
prised last evening when a group
of her friends entertained in honor
of her birthday anniversary with a
dinner at the Cavern Cafe followed
by bridge in the card room.
The guest of honor was presented
with lovely birthday present.
Places were laid for the following
guests: Mesdames John Jund, Ina
Cross, E. A. Titcomb, A. E. Sanders,
H. G. Wayte, F. B. Carroon, Otto
Herold, G. S. Smith, Warfield Riley,
Grover Marsteller, A. j. Abbott, B..
j. Jones, G.. l.. Harker, N. D. Pome-
roy, Walter Holm, Hugo Miller and
r. E. Lee.
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HIGGINBOTHAM-PAGE

Miss Mary Evelyn Page, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Page
of Nogales, and Wayne Higgin-
botham, son of Former Street Su-
perintendent D. Higginbotham, were
married in Tucson Monday.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Rush Deskin of the Christian
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Dorothy
of Nogales were the attendants.
| Mr.. and Mrs Higginbotham will
make their home at Mammoth,
Ariz., where the bridegroom is en-
ployed by a mining company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emil HERE of st.
Louis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William P. Zacharias.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Faubian re-
turned this week from a delightful
vacation trip During their absence
they attended the Elks convention
! at Denver.
DR.. zenas Noon and family are
returning next week from a vaca-
ton spent in California.
sasss~s
Episcopal Sunday School sessions
have been suspended for the re-
mainder of the summer during the
absence of Rev. L. A. Parker and
family who will spend their vaca-
ton in Texas, Ohio and Long Is
| land
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Miss Nancy Marsteller of Sells
| was the guest the first of the week
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Herold.
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Mrs. Herman Medlin returned
yesterday from a vacation spent
visiting her mother at Crab Or
chard. KY.
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BACK FROM HONEYMOON
*#&&4&A

Mr.. and Mrs. Truman c. Graydon
Rosalie Barney) returned Sunday
from California where they spent
their honeymoon and are now at
home to their friends at 312 II Noon
street. They were married at Tucson
on July 3rd.
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Miss Dorothy Ann Hardy of Phoe-
nix who has been vacationing at the
home of her grandparents, Judge
and Mrs. Charles E. Hardy, left
Monday to spend week in San
Diego with her parents, Attorney
and Mrs. Leslie G. Hardy She will
return here the first part of the
week to spend the remainder of the
summer.
Miss Theilan Tompson, employed
in the offices of the State Tax
Commission at Phoenix, was the
guest Sunday of her sister, Mrs. c..
A. Little.
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Dessert-Bridge In Honor Three
Former Residents Visiting Here

Hall, Charles Jones, E. T. Richards,
John Jund, H. G. Wayte, H. R.
Chatham, H. R. Sisk, G.. L. Harker
Grover Marsteller, Otto Herold, c.
B. Wilde. D. o. Wi1key, E. Titcomb
Walter Holm, w. E. Carroon, A. e.
Kibbe, William Kennedy, E. S. Ed
monSon.
Mesdames Louis Hudgin, George
R. White, Craig Pottinger, c. G.
Cheshire. F.. B. Carroon, E. j.
Dittmer, Andrew Bettwy, Florence
Bonsall, I. Burgoon, F. j. Duffy. H
v. Farrior, Gladys Cameron, W.
G. Taylor, William zacharias, A.
HERE of st. Louis Mo-, and MISS
Margeret Fitzpatrick of Los Angeles
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BUFFET SUPPER
#%t II X 4 X

In celebration of their tenth we'd
ding anniversary Mr.. and Mrs
Lawrence George had the following
as guests at buffet-Supper:
Miss Gloria Carrillo, Mrs. G.. L.
Nichols of Pendleton, Oregon, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. Fleischer, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas L. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. H. Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs
Mario de la Fuente, Mr.. and Mrs
H. T. Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers
Balch, Robert Fain, and Louis
FleiScher
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PAGE THREE
THEATER PARTY
X + Il + + +

Miss Lillian Chatham had as
guests at theater party and lunch
con last weekend the following:
Misses Ruth Jones, Myme Preston,
Ruth Cumming, Blanche Davenport,
Virginia Walker, Peggy Titcomb,
Margaret Roark, Betty Lytle, Helen
P e S o n, Evangeline Stewart,
and Georgia Kibbe.
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SEVEN YEARS OLD


Celebrating her seventh birthday,
jeanne Balch had the following as
her guests at a party Saturday aft
er.1oon:
Alicia Durazo, Mary and Margaret
George, John Harker, Chalmers
Balch. Jr., Mrs. G.. l.. Harker and
Mrs. Lawrence George.
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BOWMAN MOVING
EARLY IN AUGUST
Ns.K Z Z >

Writ G.. Bowman and family are
moving between the first and fifth
of August from 127 Court street to
their beautiful new home on Craw-
ford. This week they ordered furni-
ture. stored in California for some
time, shipped here.
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DINNER PARTY TONIGHT
IN CHINA



Mrs. Arthur Borne, formerly of
Nogales, is touring China. She is
expected back in the states in about
five months.
s%a*********
DR.. and Mrs. A. L. Gustetter are
moving into their new home in Jund
Heights in about two weeks.
*******
Miss Mabel Beatty, money order
clerk at the postoffice; and Mrs.
John Phillips will return next week
from California, where they have
been vacationing for the past
month.
Miss Mary Ellen Hall who has
been visiting at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. G. c. Cheshire, was
called home to San Angelo, Texas,
Tuesday by the serious illness OF
her grandmother.
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Clark Smith, Phoenix manager Of
the Associated Oil Company, and
wife, we're guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. George Reade White.
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Mrs. Harry A. Wilson and daugh-
ter will return Monday from a six
weeks visit in Oregon.
M**hR*#
Mrs. M. Marsteller and grand
daughter, Nancy Marsteller, are va
cationing in California.
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Mrs. Thomas Maher of Omaha
formerly Marie Arado of Nogales)
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
Breen.
Mrs. Bruce Fenton (Helena
Karns) returned to her home IN
Los Angeles Thursday after visit
ing relatives here.
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MRS. VINEGAR
NOGALES VISITOR
4 4 4 4 + 4 =

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Mrs. w. G. Vinegar of Ell Paso
arrived Wednesday to spend several
weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L..
Lewis, and family, of Crawford
street. Mr.. and Mrs Lewis motored
to Tucson to meet Mrs. Vinegar.
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BRIDGE FOURSOME
- + 4 \ -

Mrs. j. v. Robins was hostess at
a bridge foursome Saturday at her
home on Pajarito street in honor of
Mrs. Warfield Riley of La Jolla.
Those playing were Mrs. Riley,
Mrs. E. T. Richards, Mrs. G. S.
Smith, and Mrs. A. l. Schleimer of
San Diego
Nogales international., 1937-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs Caleb Daley, former
residents of this city, have moved
from New York City to New Orleans
where Daley has been transferred
by the plant quarantine department
of the government service
Nogales international., 1937-07-24
VISITING SISTER

Mrs. Ben White, Jr., of San Luis,
Arizona, and Mrs. F. B. Barnum of
San Antonio, Texas, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. G.. A. Little.
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Nogales international., 1937-07-24
AT LIBERTAD
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Mr.. and Mrs Bailey Russell and
two children, of Phoenix, left here
Wednesday on vacation trip to
Port Libertad.
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DINNER PARTY TONIGHT
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Mr.. and Mrs. William P. zacha-
rias are giving dinner party at
the Cavern Cafe at o'clock tonight
in honor of their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. A. HERE of st. Louis,
Mo.
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