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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Opium "a $500, 900 skonfis.
kovano.

Nejvetsi jednotliva zasilka
opla V poslednfm desetiletf by
la nalezena v New Yorku. vi
sela ma provaze, jsouc spuste-
ma 40 stop pod vodu ma pieru
v Brooklyne. Ufednfci federal
n1ho Department. pokladu 3D.
haduj1, re zkonfiskovana zaso-
ba opia ma cenu $5OO,OOO. Bill
re opia byla ~spatrena lodice,
jiz vlastnf Frank R. Mccain z
Brooklyna a proto tento byl
wat do vazby k Will vyslechu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
L~oupeznici chyceni.

Y Dallas, Texas, Floyd Ha-
milton a Huron Walters jsou
obzalovani vice nez z deseti
loupezf, pocftajfc v to loupez
We Woodriver, ILL.,, v niz ukra-
dli $4,000, pripravenych ma
vyplatu pro delnfky, dale z
nekolika unos1. Bylo u Mich
nalezeno celkem $11.24. Je-
jich saty byly rozedrany a byli
neholeni a nekoupani pc neko-
lik dni.
Federalni vy~setfovacf kan
cellar povazovala Hamiltona a
Walterse "a desperatni zloein-
ce cd jejich prepadu banky v
Bradley, Ark, dine 7. cervna,
kde uloupili $685.. Pro dallas
kou policii, ktera je znala cd
chlapectv1, nebyli nicim jinym
nez mladymi zlodeji.
Oba jsou tax znami dallaske
policii, re ceta detektivn bez
obt1z1 poznala Walterse, kdyz
jej spatrila potloukajfcfho Sc
ma ulici O pul druhe iodine ra-
no. Hamilton vsak v tutez do
bu dostal Sc z pasti, kterou nan
nastrazili federaln1 AGENT.
Dallast1 detektivove dopadli
jej o 4. iodine rannf a zatkli
jej, aniz Sc branil. zadny z lu-
picG nebyl ozbrojen.
Will Fritz, naceln1k detek-
tivd, pravil, re oba PRIMAL Sc
k fade mnohych loupezi a kra-
dezf aut, ale popfeli, re prove
dli loupez We Woodriver.
Kdyz Hamilton byl dopaden
mel ranu ma kotn1ku. Rekl, re
byl stTelen federaln1mi agenty,
kdyz pred mimi prchal. Poll
cejnf lekaT' osetTil mu ranu.
Federaln1 AGENT byli v pa
'tach "a mimi posledn1ch
tydnech jak pravil Hamilton.
Dne 13. srpna utkali Sc s mimi
V stfelbe u De Queen, Ark.
Den pred tim uloupili 500 pTi
pTepadu banky v Nashville,
Ark. V poslednfm tydnu po-
kouseli Sc dostati do Dallas,
kde NELL mnoho pratel mezi
cleny podsvetf a tax myslili,
Re snadno Sc skryjf, dokud pa
tran1 pc mich nebude skonce-
no. Prijeli do Dallas pc ma
kladnfm vlaku.
Ma vlaku setkali sc S iistym
cernochem, ktery jim fekl, re
ma chatu u reky, v n1z mohou
Sc prozatim skryti, dokud ne
dostanou Sc We styk Sc svymi
pfateli. Cernoch vzbudil po-
dezfenf, kdyz nesl velky balik
potravin. Byl zatcen a pfiz-
nal Sc, re skryva diva lupice.
Nechtel vsak povedeti, ktera
z nekolika set chat je skryva.
Detektivove vydali sc lined k
fece, ale lupice nenalezli, pro-
toze byli spatreni a lupici pax
prchli re sve skryse. PAX roz-
hodli sc rozdeliti, ale nepoda-
filo Sc jim tentokrate uteci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Wine z vepfH nemilou.

V Lyndhurst, Ohio, 40lety
Charles Hilfer ma ma Brainard
road farmu a pestuje ma nj
prasata. Je jich tam asi 100 S
10 starymi svinemi, a vine,
ktera Sc z fanny sffi, byla v pc
slednf dobe jeste jen "zprijem-
nena" zapachem ryb, kterymi
farmar vepre zivf, ably hodne
pTibrali ma vaze. Jiz nekoli-
krate byl Hilfer v poslednfch
.dvou letech pohnan pred sm1r-
chic soudce Josefa C1zka, ale
bud byl sproSt6n obzaloby, re
jest jeho cinnost celemu SOU
sedstv1 ma 1kor, nebo mu byla
pokuta odpustena. Nynf ma
neho podal trestni armament
1rednik okresn1ho zdravotniho
1radu Albert S. McLaren, a
pokutoval no castkou jednoho
sta dollaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Diva utonuli, ctyri zachransni.

Diva utonuli, ctyTi zachraneni.
26lety James Lusk z Cleve-
landu koupal Sc v fece Vermil-
lion u Amherst sc ctyfmi ka-
marady a aniz by ii byli neco
zpozorovali, klesl pod vodu a
utonul.
V Lorain utonul 50lety Jan
Usak, kdyz pri low ryb Sc je-
no lodice pTevrhla ash 500 stop
"a ochrannou hrazf. Ma LODGE
byl S MIN 43lety Daniel 10th a
14lety syn tohoto. Kdyz Sc
lodka pTevrhla a vsichni spad-
Ii do vody, TothGv hoch Sc dr.
Eel sveho otce takze ten memo
hi pfispeti Usakovi ma pomoc.
z jezera Erie byli zachrane-
nj pred utopenfm diva cesti
otcove a diva jejich synove.
Koupali sc u pieru We Fairport.
Kdyz ostatn1 ide zpozorovali
jejich nebezpec1, pTispeli jim
ma pomoc a vsechny stastne "a
chranili.
Byl to 35lety Karel Wesley
a 36lety Vaclav Kratky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Sekyrou ku obrans.

V Chicago starsi zena byla
spatfena ma Spaulding ave. a
38. ulici Sc sekerou "a pasem
jak Sc prochaz1 ulicemi. Kdyz
byla vzata ma stanici, prohlasi-
la, re Sc jmenuje Lillian Dan
kova a sekeru nosf pro svoji o.
chranu. Vysvetlila policii, re
nedavno dala zavr1t diva mlade
pobudy a bylo il vyhrozovano
kamarady zatcenych, re "ji do
stanou." Policie strach jeff u
znala, ale myslela, re sekera
proti revolveru nebo ukladne-
mu 1toku jest malo platna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Zlodsj zmizel z konvence
nepoZnan.

V Columbus, Ohio, zlodej
byl mezi navstevn1ky konven-
ce mezinarodnlho sdruzenl ma
rozpoznavan1 kriminaln1kI.
Zlodej ten z konvence uni
eel Sc ctyfmi zvetsovacfmi sky
a trent pomGckami ma rozpo-
znavan1 latek.
Ukradene pTedmety tyto by
ly vystaveny We vystavce, jez
znazorniti ma, jak pfedejfti
zlocinnOsti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Vybuch ma americke ponorce.

. Honolulu, H. l., ma ponor-
&c Nautilus vybuchl olej v mo-
toru. Clarence B. Sheppard z
Paris, Idaho, byl zranen velmi
tezce a pc kratke dobe zemrel.
Byl 20 let star. Sest dalsfch
vojlnG bylo poran6nych.
Nestesti Sc stale, kdyz stroll
n1ci opravovali jeden motor ma
ponorce pc plavbe 378 mil. Po-
norka byla vybuchem lehce pc
Skozena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
UTONUL.

Maurice Applebaum, 46lety
z Overview road utonul v ne
deli, kdyz spadl do vody Jones
feky u Sparrows Point. Kou-
paj1c1 Sc tam pTispechali ku
pomoci. We tTech minutach wy
tazen byl mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
ZATCEN PRO PODVODY
E C.

Alexander Cook, jinak Tay-
lorson, dan byl do vezeni pro
vydanf dewitt falesnych check6
" Highlandtown.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Z WaShingt0nu.

1890"
Harrison z Mississippi vyslovil
Sc, re obchod We Spojenych Sta
tech je nyn1 definitivne ma we
stupu, ale dodal, re must stale
brati sc vzestupnym smerem,
jinak by prfstf kongres musil
hledati zvysenf federaln1ch
pffjmd novymi danemi.
Jestlize pT1jem nestoupne
znacne, Dude snad nutno zmen
siti vyjfmky z placen1 dane z
prijmu a zvysiti dane z pro-
stTednfch PRINT.
Snfzenf vyjfmek by mnoho
tisfc lid, kteTf dosud jsou osvo
bozeni, musilo pax platiti dan
z pTfjmu.
Pravil, re 1fednfci depart
mentu pokladu pTedlozili mu
data, z nichz je patrno, re de-
ficit letosnfho fiskalniho roku
Dude dosahovati pTiblizne W.
Sc $4,000, 900, 900.
= Patroln1 namofn1 aero
plan, ktery Sc pokousel pfistat
ma zatoce v San Diego, Kali
fornie, Sc rozbil. Pr nestesti
byli zabiti porucik Kasparek,
ktery rfdil l6tadlo, Bockman,
radiovy operator a Freeman,
mechanic.
Manevry letectva, pridele-
neho k valecnemu lodstvu
Spojenych Statd, vyzadaly 81
"a obet pet lidskych zivotG a
poranenf ctyr osob. Bombar-
dovaci letadlo patroln1 "a tiny
sc zritilo do zalivu San Diego,
pri cemz re sesti muz1 posad-
ky diva muzove byli zabiti.
Ia deset hodin pozdeji ry-
chile torpedove letadlo zfftilo
Sc ma zem s vysky 5000 stop
pri letu mad Camy Kearney.
sest muzG jinem patroln1m
bombardovaci, ktery byl pri-
nucen k nouzovemu pristan1
ma zalivu V noci, vyvazlo ma
stest1 bez melody.
Ma torpedovem letadlo byli
zabiti: Mike Frank Moscicki,
prfruci strojnfka, ktery zane
chal vdovu v Pensacola, Fla,
Don Fay Smith, radiovy zfize-
nee, pc nemz zGstal otec o. F.
Smith V Des Moines, Iowa; a
Ralph Thomas Carter v hodno-
sti vrchni letecke ordinance,
pc nemz zGstava vdova San
Diego.
= Bude zTfzena letecka do
prava poSty ma venek a do men
SIGH NEST. V teto sluzbe Dude
uzfvano zvlastnfch letadel, kite
ra budou schopna spustiti a Sc
~postovnf zasilky v letu.
Prace ia jiz tax pokrocila,
re byly poslany vypocty ma
ctyfi takove postovni cesty le-
teckym spolecnostem, ma ktere
mali byti podany nabfdky, kite
re budou %otevTeny dine Is. zaTi
Sluzba umozn1 dodavku a
kolektovanl postovnich zasilek
V mestech, kde doposud neni
.odavka posty V letadlech zri-
zena.
= Vladn1 kruhy sc domn1va-
il, re pobyt plukovnika Lind
bergha Rusku NIUE byti
pfedzvestf ruske letecke dopra
Wy z Moskvy do New Yorku
Aljasku. Jezto nejsou
zadne blizsf zpravy O 1celu
Lindberghovy ~navstevy v Rus
ku, jsou domnenky, re vyseu-
vedeny projekt jest nejprav-
.6podobnejs1m vysvetlen1m.
svymi transpolarnimi le-
ty mezi Moskvou a San Fran
ciskem dokazalo, re ma W.
zbroj pro podobne Lefty.
Rusko pripravovalo trans
.tlanticky let loni v kvetnu ale
zrusilo projekt bez udani d.
Soudl Sc, Re nutnost do
pohonnych hmot pro le-
bud v Nemecku nebo An
glii byla pricinou jeho odvo-
ami.
Pan American Always, "a
letos zkusebnf lety ma
.rati Seattle-Jueau, Alaska.
Vi Sc dale, re pluk. Lindbergh
Jest leteckym poradcem dotyc-
ne s~polecnosti.
Jest ovsem otazkou zda-li
americka vlada by povolila
'uskym letadldm pfistavani ma
jezto by tim otevrela
k NONE zadosti Japon-
ska. A svoje obranna opatre-
II sotva by americka vlada
lehce dala ma dosah ia
Io4opo
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Posta Sc zpozdila o "a let.

Do Portland, Ore, ma adresu
H. B. Fogarty prislo sest listk1
z Eugen, Oregon, ma nichz by
10 poStovn1 razitko z 1nora
1914. Zpozdily Sc tedy jenom
o "a rokG. Fogarty vsak nynf
tam jiz nemohou nalezti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26
Srdecni mrtvice skolila
kraiana.

V Ciceru byl nalezen 47le-
TT krajan August Leitner mr.
tev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-26

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
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and Mrs. Eli Swartzentruber, Norfolk,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Swartzentru-
Der, Meyersdale Pa; Mrs. Harvey
Swartzentruber and daughter, took
dinner at D. j. Swartzentruber's on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kitzmiller, Red
Oak, spent one night last week at John
Kitzmiller's.
Joseph Feathers took dinner at S.
w. Slabach's on Friday.
Misses Barbara and Salome Peters
helm, Betty and Louella Swartzentru-
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beeghly and
children spent Sunday at the home Of
Ohio Friend
Miss Lena Swartzentruber spent
Wednesday night with Miss Nellie
Martin at Silver Knob.
Misses Matte Davis, Frieda, Anna,
and Lucy Lichty, and Freeman Lichty
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Beachy on Sunday.
John Wenger and family, Meyers
dale, visited their daughter, Mrs. j,
Petersheim last week.
Darwin Metheny spent Sunday at
the Joseph Martin home.
John and Asa Kitzmiller spent
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Kitzmiller, near Oakland.
Forrest Gortner was in Pittsburgh
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lee and family
recently visited Mrs. Lees sister, Mrs.
Wellington Smouse, at Loeb Lynn,
who has been quite i'll and was taken
to a Cumberland hospital on Monday.
Mr.. Van Deem has returned home
after having spent several days with
his daughter, Mrs. Smouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Maust, Meyers
dale, called on Mrs. Mausts relatives,
the Swartzentrubers, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welch and son,
Billy, Mrs. Harvey Swartzentruber
and daughter, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Cumberland.
Mrs. Mary Burkholder visited Mrs.
Hubert Martin, at Silver Knob, re-
Gently and on Sunday Mrs. Burkholder
and family visited relatives at Swal-
low Falls.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Brenneman, at
their home near here.
R. L. Emory and little daughter,
Mary Jane, motored to Oakland on
business on Monday of this week.
Fred Brenneman, Frostburg, visited
relatives here last Sunday.
Fred Beachy and family, Bridge
port, w. Va, visited Mr.. Beachy's
mother, Mrs. Silas C. Beachy, at her
home near here, during the closing
days of last week.
Blair Buckle and Ross Bittinger, of
the Swallow Falls CCC camp, visited
their respective homes here over the
weekend
M. w. Race, Frostburg, was in this
neighborhood recently, purchasing
cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Green, Green
wood, Delaware, visited their sons
Harold and Elmer, and their families
near here a few days ago.
Ira Huff and Herbert Layman, OF
Grantsville, were pleasant business
callers in this village Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Heater, who
resided here for a few months, moved
to their new home near Baltimore, q
few days ago.
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GORTNER

You are invited to a spelling bee at
Swan Meadow school on Friday even
ing at 7:30.
Church services next Sunday morn
ING conducted by the Brethren.
The 46th reorganization of the
Gortner Union Sunday school was
held last Sunday with officers at fol-
lows: S. w. Slabach, superintendent;
Jacob Swartzentruber, the assistant
superintendent; Mrs. Elwood Schloss-
nagle, secretary; Mrs. Albert Sisk,
treasurer. Teachers, primary, Mary
Lichty; juniors, Albert Sisk; girls
intermediate, Laura Alice Friend;
boys intermediate, Lee Beckman;
women's adult class, Ernest Spoerlein;
mems adult, Harry Beeghley. New
pupils are always welcome, especially
the Silver Knob folk, who send pupils
to Swan Meadow school.
Misses Audrey and Nelson Sanders
spent the weekend in Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Spoerlein re-
turned home from Lakeland, Fla,
where they spent the winter.
Delbert Swartzentruber underwent
another operation in a Cumberland
hospital on Monday for the removal
of his tonsils and adenoids. He is
getting along nicely and will return
home the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Otis Swiger and Mrs. Paul
Welch were hostesses at a quilting on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Swartzentruber,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lichty and Mr.. S.
w. Slabach spent Sunday evening at
Simon Swartzentruber's where they
were entertained by their guest, Mr..
Jonathan Fisher, of Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. Fisher made a trip tround the
world, stopping to visit European
countries, the Holy Land, Egypt and
! the Orient. Mr.. Fisher has written
two books on his travels and is an
interesting speaker.
Mrs. Noah Schrock and son, Glen,
have the mumps.
Miss Leota Arnold, Eglon, spent
the weekend with Miss Mary Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Wotring and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wotring,
East Liverpool, O., were visiting Mrs.
Workings mother. Mrs. Amanda Hoff,
over the weekend.
Mrs. Susan Swartzentruber, Mr..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1938-03-31
Wins Book For Best Essay On
Successful Farming

Troy Fike, vo-ag student of the
Friendsville High school, was awarded
book, GAS Man Doeth," by Purina
Mills, for the best essay written re-
Gently in the Friendsville vocational
agriculture department. 1t was pre-
scented recently at a meeting of the
club members.
His essay was, "The Ten Command
ments of Successful Farming" His
commandments were:
l. Farmers of a community join in
a cooperative movement, by buying
and selling comparatively, thereby
making bigger profits and prevent
overstocked markets, thus promoting
understanding and generously pass
ing of any good farm ideas between
them.
2. Plant Iegumes and cover-crops
to maintain and uplift the fertility Of
the land.
3. Protect and improve the soil of
the farm by marketing the produce OF
the farm in the form of livestock
4. Beautify your home and farm
by making good use Of paints, shade
trees, and flowers, thus making farm
life more endurable and livable.
5. Improve your crops and live
stock by the use of certified seed and
pure-bred animals.
6. Exercise and maintain some
goals in the future of farming, and Sc
accomplish these goals by future
planning, keeping receipts and eX-
penditures in a farm account book
and exercise the business of farming
to the best of your ability.
7. Diversity the farming business
by growing several kinds of crops, and
not stake everything in one cash crop
such as corn, wheat, or cotton.
s. Cooperate with your neighbors
to improve agriculture, progressive
activities, and social conditions of the
community.
9. Care for your tools well by
keeping them dry and clean, because
good, sharp tools are essential anc
necessary on a farm.
TO- Improve your farming ability
by making trips to see other peoples
farms and methods of farming, anC
also by thinking, reading, and eXten.
sive use of the United States Gov
eminent Bulletins.
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SERVING OTHER RACES
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STEYER

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cerne and
daughter Ruth were visiting relatives
here resently.
Miss Virginia Laughrey is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Tucker.
Miss Maryland Probst was visiting
her aunt near Gormania on Sunday
Miss Ida Arbogast, Miss Hazel Shil-
lingburg and Clyde Tucker will take
part in a play to be presented by
Bayard High school seniors on April
first.
Residents of this community were
entertained by the Rev. C. A. Shilke
of Oakland, and Rev. Paul Names, OF
Corinth when they were here last
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BITTHNGER

The New Deal Doc, with all his pills,
Has multiplied the Nations ills,
And shocked her constitution,
He gave "The Guy, so long forgot,
His Cosmo Anti-business "shot",
And now claims absolution.
Regular services will be held in the
Lutheran church next Sunday morn
ing, April 3, at the usual hours in the
forenoon.
Forest fires broke out, upon three
different occasions, during the past
week, on Meadow Mountain, near this
village, but prompt action by the local
fire warden put them out before much
territory was burned over.
Mrs. Mary Eisel, of near Frostburg,
spent last week with her parents.
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CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our thanks to
our many friends for their kindness
and helpfulness during the illness and
following the death of our wife and
mother, Mrs. Minnie West.
We also want to thank those who
gave flowers and donated the use of
their automobiles for the funeral
service.
R. H. WEST and FAMILY
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TEMPER

We are told, LET not the sun go
down on your wrath" but would
add, never act or write till it has
done so. This rule has saved me
from many an act of folly. 1t is
wonderful what a different view we
take of the same event four-and-
twenty hours after it has happened.
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Thursday.
Miss Helen Goodwin and sister
Blanche are both i'll.
Chester Steyer was visiting rela
tives in Buckhannon, w. Va, on Sun.
day.
Everybody welcome to attend Sun
day school every Sunday at 1920.
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Enrpive Your Enemies

And be ye kind one to another,
tender-hearted, forgiving one anoth-
er, even as God for Christ's sake
hath forgiven you.--Ephesians 4:32.
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LESSON TEXT-Mark 7:24-37.
GOLDEN TEXT-God is no respecter of
persons. Acts 1924
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Lord of All.
JUNIOR TOPIC-The Lord of All.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Showing Good Will to Other Races.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Practicing Christian Brotherhood Toward
AL Races.
Nogales international., 1938-02-19
Miss Valdez
Hostess

Miss Cruzita Valdez entertained
the Recreative Club at her home on
Pajarito street Thursday.
The meeting was called to order
by President Margot Carreno and
a short business session was held.
During the remainder of the eve
ming refreshments were served and
dancing enjoyed by the guests !"
Those present were Misses Mar
got Carreno, Maria Luisa Joffroy,
Elenor Joffroy, Ofelia Manriquez,
Theresa Gonzales. Gloria = Diaz,
Mary Puchi, Evelia Puchi, Margot
Soto, Lillian Campodonico,. Hilda
Pima.
Messrs Tommy Francois, Jesus
Sotomayor, Demetrio IKerson, Alex
Kerson, Balthosar Garygordobil,
Edward Bayze, Hector Terrozas,
Burke Goringn, Billy Baffert, AL
b t Munguia, Egnacio Castor,
Moses Valdez, and the hostess.
Nogales international., 1938-02-19
SOCLETYNCLUBS8&PRSQ
Celebrates
9th Birthday
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Miss Estrella Joffroy celebrated
1er eighth birthday Tuesday at her
home on Torres street. After re-
',reshments were served favors were
given the guests and during the re-
mainder of the afternoon games
,Nere played. Those invited We're
Misses Lillian Ann and Alice Man
son, Sally and Lorraine .eKaram,
Beatriz and Cristina Lopez, :Alvaro-
10, Yvonne Shane, Lupita Gripalva,
Mercedes Holler, Irma and Anna
oelle Gonzales, Heidi and. ..Yolanda
Garcia, Thalia Macalpin, Roxanna
Toffroy, Suzana Jeffroy; 'Yvonne
Joffroy and Evangeline Joffroy. s
Masters Jimmie Tftcomb, Hector
Estrada and Rafael Carrillo, sr.o:i:
Those assisting the mother of the
young hostess were Mrs. James
Manson, Mrs. William Shane and
Mrs. Julio Pima, Jr.
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Nogales international., 1938-02-19
Farewell Party
For Parkers

At the home of Mr.. anG Mrs. N.
Marcris on Court street, a farewell
reception was given Tuesday by
the Greek colony of Tucson and No
gales, in honor of Rev. ond Mrs. l..
A. Parker.
Motion pictures of various towns
in Greece were shown, also dec
.oration given Mr.. Parker by George
II, present King of Greece. l.-.a.
The guests were. Misses. Helen
.Karabias, Nina Karabias,. Kaliopi
aKarabias, Antonia :. .Marcris, Ketti
Marcris, and MessTs, Alex. Kerson,
Alvin Sisk, Jimmie Marcris, C. Bar
-dakast and Mesdames Christine
Foundas, Louras, G. Linardos,. c.
Koutroulares, ]. Kerson and Mr..
and Mrs. L. A. Parker, and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Karabias. ~
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Nogales international., 1938-02-19
Regional Meeting
OF Y. Pr.
At Douglas

The Young Peoples Fellowship of
the Southern Region of Arizona
held its first regional convention in
Douglas, Sunday. > s..y-a
The meeting was called to order
by Miss Peggy Kleindinst, president
of the entire Y. P. F., and then
turned over to Mary Morse, Jr., Of
Nogales, president of the Nogales
Y. P. F. and president Of the
Southern Region. A discussion was
held for plans for the summer con-
ference to be held in Prescott for
the entire Y. P. F. which includes
the southern, central and northern
regions.
The following officers were elect
ed for the southern region: Secre-
tary, Mary Kay Titcomb of No
gales; treasurer, Wilmer Witt of
Tombstone; reporter, John Smith
Nogales international., 1938-02-19
Valentine Party
AT Home Of
Miss Smith

At her home ON Crawford street
Miss Mary Allen Smith entertain
ed a group of friends with a Valen-
tine Party. Red caps were worn and
variety OF games were played dur
ing the evening At the conclusion
of the games, valentines were pre-
Sented to the guests and refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Misses Alice
Edwards, Douggie Lou Henderson,
Martha Matiella, Phyllis Jean West
erland, Jean Hudgin, Daphne Doris
McGaugh, Totsy Holm, Mary Lou
West, Fora Allen, Patricia SiSk,
Mary Ann Myers, Adele Bracker,
Nancy Marsteller, Joey Berk, Bar
bara Wilson, Joan AShby, Kay
Cheshire, jeanne Cumming, Beth
Ann DeBolt, Virginia Harrison,
Mary Harrison, Frances Ellen Car
room, and the hostess.
Nogales international., 1938-02-19
Woman $ Club
Program Tea

The Nogales Womans Club win
give program tea Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock at their club
rooms on Grand avenue.
The guests of honor will be Mrs.
Edna Bissinger, state president,
from Peoria; Mrs. Austin McWhor-
ter of Tucson, who is in charge Of
the Junior Woman's Club division; !;
and Mrs. Otto Myrland of Tucson,
president Of the Southern District.
Mrs. Herman Novick will be in
charge Of the musical program and
Mrs. Otto Herold is chairman of the
refreshments committee.
All members and guests of the
club are invited. Prior to the tea the
three guests Of honor will be lunch
con guests of the officers of the No
gales Woman's club at the Casa de
Sierra.