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fendleR m7tnNsFc snio 0ok
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CONNECTION Wifh na United 5as
Pipe Linz Company . Mobile Ben
lan TraxraTseion Line IT, @etsHf
* It's H TO- George Csm
Is sc ss5pp4 via Re- reserved b.
inf MaVm 4 Councilman s. tie
Caya 81 Faseagoala MISSISSIPPI
Until Il oCiuk A ~ TUESDAY
Nos s1ih 1s42 s; which iifTe
snso plaee they aN ifsen ana
there - publicly Opened and resa
alssAla
Sasa PORTION 81 the TRANSMITS
easn Line aescfihsc IL ua
platss and specifications sill -
soi6 as IS arc where IL TIE work
at r-efnasa shsa hN cone 81 y
eogdarse wth tiif permits plans
end specifications which are On
file showing the location q SAID
Transmission s.ns az the UfteT
IL ths GIv Clerk IL tire Cns Hal.
~ paWagouiA Mlsa1zo1np or
Afsa uaas IT, nbisinsd from Don
a8a J Simmons Consulting In
Rinsesa paMaRo9la MiM UPON
payment of SIS 90 Tne pipe sdii
b. solo rs ihe hneal sooi which
prtse shall also mciuais uife
~agk as uesefshaen
Bios must b. submitted 0n ik4
blank propose forms Furnished
Qflfh tee uaaelfmaiiuns ans mllks
b. accompanied ~ Cash Cert
fed Check 81 Bad Bono Ia an
amssunt equal - 5 = o. tle tnta
amount blo Tins bla security
shall tN u4auE payabie a. the Cl1N
al FaNaE0als Miss and Wfll ae
forfeited - lsQgidatec damagN
not penalsf hs Ems bidder who Is
a~waraeo me pipe line offered ard
who fails Il enter into = contract
iof removal and payment therefor
ana furnish bond a. provided fuf
ia TIE proposal within fhf apeei
fies TINE
The Owner reserves tfas right
Ia reject ans a. all bios ard e.
waive 8nfofnalitass
The Contract win be- awarded
g. M highest and best reSpansl
be badaeB
Bs Order 90 the Maxm and
CITY Cellnellmaen TINS 1lkf dax q
October. Ia24
CITY o. p~ASCAGOnLA
MISSISSIPPI
IS VI r GEEa.TY.
MAYOR
SEAL
ATTEST
s n FREDERIC
CITY CLERK
10 3 10 3. II 8. Ills
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NOTICE 70 NON RrsIuEKT
DEFENDANT

Nc g91A
THE STATE - MISSISSIPPI
TO ". Il ROBERTS
Nou are hsetY Gifted a. appeal
before ust Ehaneess Court 81 uae
Ccunts q J4ckAsa aid Ssal
uKen ne SagaEad Monaas. ihs
isth d. * Dxena4r 1877 &
plead answer 81 atln1r e Tie
Bill 81 Complaint. fEta fcg .
gurcea q M1 Eva Haze haAnTa
wherein w arr ma D~esea14ns
AND wherein So akk : divorce
ans the casfa8k 81 Love- hnfA
PRED Roberts e II RUtsegt an1
Hebbt Jean Haa al IS
ShoNn ~ 1s B1H AZ Complaint
on 4iA
WITNESS NJ HAND ana Sea-
81 Said guszfs Hpan ha TIRE str
day 81 uct1 1872
FREp TAYLOR
CLERK
SEAL
le ie. = =. a11
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NOTICE Or SALE OF Il.
CEHsED VESSEL IN TORE.
CLOSURE OF MORTGAGE

WHEREAS on Mas T. lsss
Manuel Nelson executed 5 eeftaln
morlsaRs upon use hereinaiteF o.
KeE1aeo vessel T. sfe Fasea9auIa
Aafaana BANK - eccgre tae -
ceb1eane described therein =
8il@a a5eb 4aie mor4EaE
IS q nea6 r. The Ofsace - Has
Depa1 GaaeF 81 Customs .
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n Libez < s Falla al-
AND WHERE'S default hzs
feea maak = fae pavnleus q ths
indebtedness ffas said MlurtNaEe
va EIesH = Secure and r. huIa
e and aaHeF - Ire lndeDfe1nes
securea Heseln = uns SAC kasea
Fguk .aaaEaz hank unoe snc =
virtue . - terms and pro- aanz
ana Il aaEaHaa1ae with Toe terms
and ean1zlzaaz 1aereut lie SD
EseaEaa4 aaAanai Bank I'll
up8n Saturday me Tn das q.
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rs Undersigned AuDruey uHa -
SAFE aHa - ~ CAST ~ tae hIEH.
81 usaaeH aa1Hln MEai haaH8 q
ne maIn fHoas cor 81 TIE gaafz.
hgHa q 9aenson County MzEsz
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tfs aaHeeH - se4en t0Fas
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DATED Ian fee 8efr oas q So
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THE F-EsChgoULA NATIONAL
BANK
- i = HEIDELBERG
ATTORNEY
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HOUSE CONCURRENT
RESOLUTION NO II

a Conearreni Resolution e
Amend Section Ill Of ths Lonzti
tuuor Of ths State 81 Mississippi
SC e = pEoxlde that the Legs
atuxe nay crowds ioF The lesss
q sixisenfh Section Laaax -
served Ter the support 81 TeWu
snip Sxnoolz where sueh LANDS
are situated ~ any Municipality
Of the Stats. fer . term not eN.
eeedlza e Year1 ior = grasz sun
Resolved ~ the L~ealslstuas e
ihs State e Mississippi I've
ThiHda q fhs Senate end House q
Representative agresisa thsHste.
Taaf ire following amendment s.
the constitution % tlg stase =
Maslsx5npz - submlilea = II
oaaHf7ea eleelufs of tfs state -
ratzlzealIan 81 re9ectl0n 81 - elee
ter - = heEa 90 ths frs 70
das afleH re FIRST MC1daf = =
xember = p 1912 VIZ
amend section Zii - - Ger
stIfuHan = 1he stale q EIs
sup - "a d snail read Is -
Iaaz
EzzlssalE sseticu I.za9z it.
alae = - AaalclEsnua q -
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TUTIoNs or HIGHER
LEARNINc


I ste maiifen e Higher
lean ~ nasN exntne 81 A.azsa
'naa agt University Is Mss2As
.sEppa Maipp state College
Mo- nn Sts8 "a eRe fof No
mrn aAApp Southern Coz
Delta State Teaes Col
'Beee AEeaan Az cultural ana
NJ aaaal College ana Ns
'Nspp Negfa Training Saaal ard
.ans others 20 alke KIND ahire
u4ax - hesesiie' assa1ea ~
esia ~ N state 81 Miss
.Npus aaaH r. under sne ganaae
usrE and eaHsrpi II 3 Bears 81
'Tfas q - knuRn s. ftgH kaaFo
8aF Teasns ~ kiHfe IRIS afs
I'd Higher LNsarniuE the HHsa
fhfreas - IT, Appuantea m TIRE
GesEaa ~ the Sbafe with ffe
.adriet and consent 81 the Senate
The Eavegnaf shall appaaas on
msa 8 women 81 such n1ems3Fs
d saU he qualified electors re-
saEnE - ths aiktraci from Wh5ch
eaeh appointed and . eAgt
fMTnts five yesE of ae aHa of
the hsatesi order 81 antaliteeEcN
ehafH learning Hna fitness
faf ft5e aurmanct - such uu-
ue q the end ttBat such sssana
shaH afaFm .hg hugh ard ham
aFahse aatles thereof te ne great
eE4 ed aufaRe "a ihe fasopie 81
the State of Nlch educational ~
sututasf uninAuenced b anx
p%aIItIEa considerations There
stall - appointed enc member
of glleh Beard from each Cen
n1ssss Ia1al District ~ the State IS
naR evistlnR ana one menabsE
from e.seh Supreme Court D1s-
haeE aad two members shall hs
appointed from th9 Stale 81
'tafa The term ~ office of
xaIa Trustees herein provided Tor
shaH HsElm May q ia4s and II
shat ta the Outs d the Govern
o. - make such appointments
during me reRulnr session Of me
Legislature 0f Mlssisslpps n
te8s and unesfhsra 81 Tho mem
beeshiu ct said Beard shall be
appointed for d period Of four
ysaFs one third for 3 period -
elFht years and one fhira for q
lpeflad Of Twelve wears. anu there
afft9 taeIf SUCCESSORS stall hold
Office fer . period Il twelve
esae The members q Tire
baafe - Trustees as constituted
'at ua time TINS amendment shall
- inserted In the Constitution as
8 paHH Thereof shah continue t.
huId Office until their respective
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Nc bEe1

Natsee S heHeby given that 81
sesX Parliamentary an tAN estate q
Mrs Mftt9e S Akess ueoeasea
were granted e. the u~naefSagstsa
rs the Lhaneefs Court ~ Jack
SUI Counfs. Mississippi On uss
6tf as q Septemney. i941 and
al persons having claims against
&aad estate are hereby notified e
present tlseEs claims 70 the Clerk
III Sasn Ca451 ard 81 haVe then
pg0tNatea aHN assuMeu within sIx
rnoniux from ,Aas aale failure ~
u d. All n4g fln Claim,
THIS TIRE l6th aag 81 September
lss2
AIRS MATTE = wITHERs.
ENccutrIx.
10 i6 = - liz
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NOTICE To NON RESIDENT
DEFENDANT

40 NaLN
THE SThTE ~ MISSISSIPPI
TO DAN COMFY
YoG are hegeaN cited & az
pear before us Chanoefx Eoa8i
81 the County q Jsekaau II a1a
STATE upen She Seconc MoEaoak
tn I4ia as - December ISL
- u8eaa answer ~ dssruf - ~
Bll - Complaint GBill st =.
worse q lnz1a Mae IaH4teg
wherein she r seeking 3 divorce
al Is IS saoNsH Is ihf b8li 0f Con-
plant nn asAe
WITNESS ~ HAND and S
Ct san Eoua usagn iua the 4
caT o. October 1872
tSEAL4
FRED TAYLOR
EIzEhk
l0i6 = - Hhe
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SENATE
NO. ~

n Concurrent Resolution 20
AFnene the Constitution Of the
State of Mississippi Article 9
thersoi by addzne thsFsto q new
section. to-wfts Section zi1-A.
creating q Beard Of Trustees Of
STATE Institutions al Higher
Learning.
Section /. BE IL Resolved by
the Legislature II TIE state ~
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soE RESIDENT T

Nc aI&1
IHE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
To MANLY NELSON
fua arw citp0 l. appear before
the Chanccn Court IT, ihe COM
= Of Jackson ~ SAID State -
Mississippi upon the Second Mon.
0ak of Decemh4f. 1861 IL plead.
answer af denuf Il the Bill 81
Complain; fBil fuH Divorce ~
LYDIA ROGERS NELSON
wherein she seek1 : divorce al.
Is Is shown d. Biz a Complaint
81 fll6
WITNESS ny HAND and Sea-
IT Office upon TINS ths eth dAy ~
0etnbef 1892
fSEAL8
FRED TAYLOR
CLERK
IL 10 lg 10 3 Il 81
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Nas8 Geum ap.un iha ua q aas
~ 0ctabef ls41
FRED TAYLOR
CLERK
fSEAIss
IL Il laM lit u36
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FghRUAR4 - MAHca : 8
l#s4
Ju =
ACTING SPEAKER % TdE
HOUSE, CO HEp RESIN ATTY -
- 8H So
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Legal Notices
NoN RESIDENT NOTICE
THF STATE or MISSISSIPPI
70 CHARLES ALLEN WASH

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
70 CHAIR ALLEN WASH
INETUN u ESDANT
N0N az HEREBY estfr ~
hNtose TIE chanue~ Court IS 1e
NuIntF q 4MaSen ~ Naa Stale
On 1he xon Muna&H n Deea
c&r. 1854 O. dfend fhe eakt e
Annie a@ Washington NfA t0
Ds4a9 wherein Sise ~ 3
dixofx0 al 5n Shnwn me
HI ~ nj uu tiA
WITNESS NN HAND and Seal
az Aalo Euass AbNg fokk ae 6
das az 0exat a@f&
cSEA1.8
FIRED TAYLOR
CEkk
10a. aHaH 4N - ~ 81
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
CITY Or
70 THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS
o. TIKI CITY OF FAsCAaOE
"A MISSISSIPPI
NOTICE Is hefebk gwen that
Il anc0riance Wlfh provisions 81
Chapter ~ d ne lave q the
State a. Mississippi enacted ia
1854 ihai az election vii be
hala 81 MONDAY NOVEMBER
s Ipsz within aeEaa houIz. for
uss purpose u submitting lo iiss
qualified electofs u ne CITY ~
paNaguula Mississippi the gues
taanx 81 whether ~ uut 0rainanCs
~ - 1882 snail IL adopted and
haGuEae elective. which Ord
Hsaee changes Has SALARY u THE
NaK0r fnou Slz1s So per month o.
sou PR mouih ard change,
re salary us tire Caanell8eu fr0u.
So 81 pes maonih Il S100Vo pc
month
Al sacn gAecsaeu ~ qualified
electors " the Cts - paseaEou
i snail De- entitled e vote st tht
polling places - tHeaf respective
voting precincts
Tins nQifce Is given ~ pursu
aHee ~ . Resolution adopted b,
lie Bearo ~ AakaH and Council
men IS the Cts . paHaagouia
S. tae necess regular asee1tnE d.
sad Board aHta 81 "Wednesday
aetolsr q, l4zz
WITNESS ihe hands - ths
Board 81 MaFar and Euaue imef
- the Cts u4 Easeaauals Mlssis
Hn or thks the Seventh eay q
0eEaEar i84z
IgE#H5
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$3.50 tals1 ~
neu 81 nr Aotfsf caFTtng
Arfs s ire Con
tsa State rs
ii and
asaea ~ e aaa q
rm thereto
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
MC EAZEL TILLMAk LEMA1
TIRE DEFENDANT
Yea are hefeaK cited 4 appeaf
blse tae Cnaneefs Eman - the
COUNTY of Jaessan = sad State
apnu fle Second Mana the
IzIH nsv ~ December 49, So de-
lend Iht gtli fEn 10 U3orcel "
= Lkl-EiIhE wherein De- b.
seeking q divorce - shown
= H4 Bill ~ Complaint - lie
WITNESS kEH EHZU &c zeal 81
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WALTZ H GuILEy
- WnU
/ c HEeKHAM
s Il
aan 49,
= 10 10 30 = i =

TIE ancestor q three Amer
ean Presidents aeHs Dutch
Martin Van BuHeH Theodore and
rankin " Roosevelt
NON RESIDENT NOTICE FOE
DEFENDANT
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IOs. u ie e = 1870
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ELECTION NOTICE

igs 10 is 10 = le -
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5 Il FREDERIC
COuNCILNEk
les II Il - p 10 81 Hte
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Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Knitting Chairman
Reports On Yarns
And Garments
4 Il II Il \ Il 4 ~

The following is an itemized re-
port of all yarns received and gar
ments made from November 20, 1910
to December 81, 1941 as submitted
by Miss Margaret Wood, knitting
chairman for the Santa Cruz Coun-
ty chapter of the American Red
Cross:
Two hundred and fifteen pounds
of heavy weight yarn and so pounds
of sock yarn were received for war
relief knitting. From this yarn 38
mems sweaters, 70 women's sweat
ers, 1913 children's sweaters, As nit
tens, 20 boys knitted suits, 81 beam
les, 43 children's knee length socks,
Is girls knitted dresses and ! pair
of bed socks were made.
There was Is pounds of yarn do
mated by Nogales women from
which 16 pairs of baby booties, IL
baby bonnets, S baby sweaters and
saques, pairs baby mitts, child's
sleeveless sweater, 4 large afghans
for hospital use and one baby af-
CHAN were made for war relief,
making a total of 245 pounds of
yarn and $40 garments made from
it for war relief.
Yarns purchased by Santa Cruz
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross and garments made of it
were three pounds and 13 ounces of
yarn which made 80 beanies, 10 were
shipped to the Veterans Hospital at
Tucson, 10 to San Francisco for hos
pital use, 10 tc Fort Huachuca Red
Cross and 2 on hand. Twenty lbs.
of Navy blue and 20 lbs olive drab
yarn from which 80 navy sleeveless
sweaters were made, and shipped by
the local chapter to San Francisco
and they re-shipped them to des-
troyer base at San Diego, to be used
for men on destroyers. In letter
from the Pacific Branch Office in
San Francisco it was stated They
went out hurriedly in response to
an appeal
Twenty six army sleeveless sweat
ers were sent to Fort Huachuca Red
Cross for hospital use; 6 army sweat
ers on hand, which makes a total
! of 65 sleeveless sweaters made for
our armed forces.
Forty three lbs. and 13 ozs. OF
yarn bought by Santa Cruz Chapter
and 81 garments made during the
year 1941.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
S0CIE[YNC[UBSa&PRS0N
.Co-HosteSSeS
To Eastern Star
&&*#k**%a

Mrs. j. c. Tovrea and Mrs. LIE
Roy Schoening were co-hostesses
Monday afternoon at the Tovrea
home on Crawford street to the
regular monthly meeting and des-
sert bridge of the Eastern Star.
High score prize was won by MRS
Lon Bellman. Others present were
Mesdames Henry Corl, w. A. O'Con-
nor, Louis Hudgin, A. j. Milliken,
Karl Peterson, F. E. Westerlund, i,
Charles Morehead, F. R. Barney,
GLADDEN. Elliott, j. c. Glissan, G. V.
Smale, I. Burgoon. H. G.. Chernin,
G. S. Smith, p j. Bughman and the
two hostesseS.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Luncheon In
Honor OF
Club Official
S%#%****&

A luncheon at Levy's Cafe was
given Tuesday by members Of the
Junior Woman's Club in honor OF
Mrs. Harry Scales, vice chairman of
the Arizona Federation of Junior
Won1an's Clubs of Arizona, who
paid her official visit here.
Following luncheon business
meeting was held at the club house.
Mrs. Scales gave an account of the
golden jubilee convention and also
the national convention. Delegates
were elected to the convention to be
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Parade To Boost
Deh[ia HOller
For Fiesta Queen

Sponsored by three clubs-the
Spartans, CYO and MeXariz-a
parade to promote the candidacy of
Miss Dehlia Holler fer queen of the
annual Fiesta de las Flores in May,
will be held in the business districts
of both Nogales, Arizona, and No
gales, Sonora, at pm. tomorrow,
followed by a dance at the new
Cavern Tropical Gardens.
Miss Holler, very attractive and
charming girl, and main majorette
of the marching unit during her
days at Nogales High School, is a
daughter of Mrs. Maria Teresa Hol-
Ter and the late Charles F. Holler.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Mrs. Heady
CONTINUED from Page One)

sas, when that town was a rip,
snorting place during the exciting
Indian days.
She moved from Dodge City to
Kansas City, Kansas, and to San
Rafael Valley in this county in 1914,
and to Nogales three years ago.
Besides her son Mr. Heady who
was elected Wednesday as president
of the Arizona Cattlegrowers Asso-
citation and who is member of the
Santa Cruz County Selective Service
Board, and has been a very promln-
ent Arizonan for years, Mrs, Heady
is survived by a daughter, Mrs. A.
J. Panick of Los Angeles. She Was
the widow of William M. Heady
who died at the Heady ranch ir San
Rafael Valley in 1887 at the age Of
95.
FUNERAL SUNDAY
Funeral services will be held at
the Carroon Mortuary Sunday af-
ternoon, exact hour having not been
announced. Burial will be in the
Nogales Cemetery.
Mrs. Heady had a host Of friends
who will he grieved to learn of her
death. Members of the family have
the sympathy of the entire county
in their bereavement.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Guild Meets
At Wray Home
+ X n + X \ X 80

Mrs. Garrett Wray was hostess
last week to st. Andrews Episcopal
Guild at her home on Pajarito
street. Prior to the meeting the
prayer group met at the church.
Attending the party at the Wray
home were Mesdames G.. c.. Wads-
worth, E. S. Edmonson, Warren
Corley, H. j. Karns, E. j. Castan-
eda, Sandoval, w. E. Carroon, l.. S.
Armstrong, Charlotte Stauffer, and
the hostess.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13

held in Tucson March II and IL.
Delegates are Mrs. Claude Miller
and Mrs. Gordon Farley, alternates
Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. F. G..
Miner. The nominating committee
for next year was elected and mem
bers are Mrs. H. M. Capin, Mrs.
Don Smith and Mrs. Claude Miller
Those present were Mesdames
Scales of Phoenix, Ritchie Keitel,
James Keany, G. G.. Miller, De-
metric Kuriakis, H. M. Capin, t. N
FsIvey, J. K. Oliver, Don Smith
z. Capin, Wally Smith and Mrs
Gordon Farley.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Here's Some Help
In Planning Meals
For Lenten Season

Lent, the season when many
tighten their belts and grid their
morale to resist their tavorite
dishes, is often the despair Of
the housewife s0ho 4Uonders just
svhat to serVe ne1t. To the res
cue come these suggestions for
the main courses of at least t10o
Sunday dinners during the Len
ten season.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13

entine's day from time immemorial.
1t is a safe prediction that mil
lions of valentines in the form of let
ters, checks, boxes Of candy and
goodies. smokes and what have you,
will be delivered to our armed
forces on St. Valentines day-a
postal rush second only to that Of
Christmas.
And girls cannot expect too much
in return, for $21 a month is a rather
slim budget, but the slightest token
from Americas No. sweethearts
viii be highly priced and tenderly
guarded.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13

! 1Our LlO11GI1S VlS1C WIFI IC1dC1NCS III
Missouri and says she is sure glad
to be back in the land of sunshine.
Mrs. B. j. Jones and Miss Frances
Burlinson attended the play
'Springtime for Henry" at the
Temple of Music and Art in Tucson
Wednesday.
| *#*&#m*m*
DR.. and Mrs. z. B. Noon were in
Tucson Wednesday evening where
they attended the play "Springtime
for Henry"
**#****#*
There will be a runmage sale Sat-
urday at 1872 Grand avenue given by
the Lincoln School Mothers Teach
ers Club.
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The Lincoln School Mothers
Teachers Club will hold meeting
Friday afternoon at the school. Dr.
A. L. Scheff will speak to the
group.
| m##*##m##
George G. Wadsworth, Jr, re-
turned Friday to Hacketstown, New
Jersey, after visiting his parents,
Rev. and Mrs. George C. Wads-
worth. He is employed as ma
chinist at an arsenal.
#m*m*m##*
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips re-
turned this week from a trip to
Nevada.
.*mmm*~##
Lee zinsmeister of Circle z Ranch
was here Wednesday.
The annual COED Ball will be
held in the high school gymnasium
tonight. Sponsors are the members
of the Booster Club.
A##Rmm"**
Mrs Bruce FentOn (Helena KarnS)
will arrive Sunday from LOS Angeles
to visit her parents, Former Mayor
and Mrs. Harry j. Karns.
aA#b**%HK
G. B. Wilde was expected home
this week from a trip to Los An
geles.
khkRHA&H*
A party will be held tomorrow
night at the Patagonia Country
Club. COOLIES of fun promised all.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Albert Conard
Passes Away

Albert B. Conard, Sr., "a, a resi-
dent of this city many years, died
at am. Sunday at Magdalena fol-
lowing an illness of about one week
which became critical three days
before death.
The nemains were brought here
and funeral services conducted
Wednesday followed by burial in the
Nogales Cemetery.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
ROTARYANN DAY

To-day will be Rouaryann day at
the meeting of the Rotary Club.
The aims will have charge OF the
program.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13

Now's the time to appreciate those
canned seafOOds so easily converted
into tasty Lenten meals. Look at
this one-rice and tuna loaf with ten
der green beans and crispy shred
ded carrot and cabbage salad with
French dressing, to make up the
main course of your Sunday dinner.
To serve you need ] pound can
tuna fish; package rice; 2 No. 2
cans green string beans; carrots;
/ small head of cabbage; French
dressing.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
NEW TEACHERS

NEW TEACHEhS
Mrs. w. L. Bristol has succeeded
Miss Louise Stewart and Mrs.
America Prince of Chandler has
succeeded Miss Sue Tatum as teach
ers at Lincoln school. Miss Stewart
and Miss Tatum were recently mar
ried.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
Hostess To
Bridge Club
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Mrs. z. B. Noon entertained Wed
nesday afternoon for members Of her
weekly dessert bridge club at her
home on Noon street. Mrs. D. D.
Karam was guest and also received
the prize for high score. Mrs. Den
mis- Healey won second high.
Other members present were Mes
danes j. S. Gonzalez, Lon Bellman,
Craig Pottinger, r. T. Frazier and
Mrs. I. H. Shannon.
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Nogales international., 1942-02-13
TO ATTEND OPENING

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. TCvrea will
attend the dedication of the new
$40 900 Tovrea hotel and restaurant
supply plant at Tucson tomorrow.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ferald w. Parks
were visitors in Douglas Saturday
and Sunday.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
FOOD SALE

FOOD SALE
A food sale will be held tomorrow
at Safeway Store by the ladies OF
the episcopal church.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13
MRS. ACKLEY BACK

MRS. ACKLEY BACK
Free and unattached, Mrs. Anna
3. Ackley returned Sunday from a
four months visit with relatives in
Missouri and says she is sure glad
to be back in the land of sunshine.
Nogales international., 1942-02-13

Mrs. B. j. Jones and Miss Frances
Burlinson attended the play
"Springtime for Henry" at the
Temple of Music and Art in Tucson
Wednesday,
La gaceta., 1942-01-03
LOS TERRIERS
SOBRE Ell PLANT CITY

Ell team de basketball de los
Terriers del Hillsborough mi
clio aver su temporada de 1912
derrotando al Plant City, fuer.
tie oponente, por un conteo de
&c a 10, en- un juego rudo J
fuerte.
Los Terriers Sc mantuvieror
arriba facilmente durante e
primer half, y tenian un contec
de 10 a 2 al final del primer
quarter. Sin embargo, seg1n sc
iba hacienda mas rudo ell juego,
durante ell quarter final, ell P,
City, estimulado por ell juegc
de los hermanos Junior Y Joe
Brown, lograron varios field
goals y Sc pusieron a una dis
-tancia amenazadora del equipc
blanco y negro.
Los Terriers, no obstante, au
mentaron ei score final por me.
dio de dos canastas de Gltimc
minute hechas por Harvil.
La gaceta., 1942-01-03

ultima vez, pcrque es una YER
d tan grande que me ahoga-
ia 81 no tie la dijese..., es una
'eiuau tan grande como es
grande la mentira de tn alma:
) Is que 20 tie he querido con to-
""s las purezas, con todas las
%lIusiones, con todos los amores
~" que es capaz de querer I'm
I0Hiore; te he adorable de rodi-
mas Ve he entregado por COM
pleto mi cOraz6n, mis- ilusiOnes,
MI te' mi algeria, mis- esperan.
1"S'..' mi vida entera, TODD 10
que era 70, incluso mi voluntad
y MI doIor y mi sacrificio, y Ia
ai'guStia que suponia para mi
y UaIaonar a tn marido! iY
tOi IT, porque era por ii Y para
w. Porque era para estar a tn
I@eo' para tenerte siempre con-
nligo' por ii digO, Olvidaba va
Aasta Ia tristeza del remOrdi.