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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

"Going to Gold Creek?" be inquired
hopefully.
"Yes-permanently," Weber growled.
"The Weber-Maxon partnership is dis
solved. There seems to be an objection
to my plans to trap Ell Caballero Rojo."
Bartle showed indignation. That's
every mans duty, Chet," he said to
Maxon reprovingly. Nothing should
be left undone to get this two-legged
coyote who"
Weber stopped him with significant
look, which Maxon did not zee.
"If you're going to town, Mr.. Bartle,
we can ride together. 1 have news that
may interest you"
"Of course I'm going on" Bartle said
quickly. 81 just stopped in because I
happened to be in the neighborhood.
Saw the lights and knew you folks
must be up, so 1 thought I'd stop and
see how you like the place." He laughed
a little alphabetically. ALSO to fix the
front of my horses shoes, if it's agree
able to you boys. Mind if find a pair
of shoes in your blacksmith shop and
put them on there?"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
4 Partnership
Is Dissolved

Rage shook him, and his eyes bazed
fire. "You little empty-headed-"
His fist swung for her face. And
then, as she shrank back with sharp
cry, Chef Maxon charged from the
doorway.
Clark Weber jerked his gun from his
holster. But in the same heartbeat,
Maxon's knuckles thudded on Weber's
ear with a vicious blow. The mans
head spun. His knees buckled. The
floor came up as he felt his weapon
tugged out of his fingers.
Chef NIaxon backed away, leveling
Clarks revolver.
You can clear out of here, Clark
now" he said Jelly. Were through
with you for good md all"
"Please 20 away-and don't come
back!" Ellen's voice was sharp.
You'll be anxious enough to find me
when Russ Barte demands the thou
sand dollars you owe him." Weber
jeered.
Neither of the Maxoas replied. With
sbrug Weber went downstairs with
Chef close behind him, still with Clark
Weber's own gun trained on him. And
even as they reached the ground hoor
there came an insistent rapping on the
door. He showed the gun in his oelt'
but kept his hand near it.
Russ Bartle came in, attempting to
hide his Jagged nerves behind a smile.
1t had been a night of terror for him.
Pringle butchered. The peon witness
to his crime. The riders he had seen.
The catcalls that had chilled his blood
and that group of angry ranchers IN
conference at the valleys edge.
The night was far gone now ana ne
had sought refuge at the Weber-Ma1on
farm. But he had had no opportunity
TO make a weak explanation TOR MS
late. unceremonious call when ne sa"
Weber hastily and surliy getting into
his bat and coat.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
4 Reward Is
Set for Valdez

1.-THE jobs worth more" Weber
snapped. ITS dangerous Would you
give ten thousand dollars?"
Bartle laughed shortly. "Ten thou
sand dollars? You're loco!"
"All right" purred Weber. lie picked
I'D the lantern. Lets get busy with
those shoes"
Bartle hesitated. "You-er-right
sure YOU could capture him."
81 am-because | know of bait
that will draw him. But wouldn't risk
nv life for less than ten thousand.
Maybe later III ask fifteen. The longer
a man thinks about risk, the greater it
seems, understands"
"I'll pay ten." Bartle scowled as
reluctantly he gave in. But only
because"
Because you fear him more than
YOU do anybody else. I'm on to you,
Rartle." Weber smiled wisely. For
five weeks you haggled about the price
of this place. Two hundred dollars
stood between US. We had to give way.
Yet now you're ready to part with ten
thousand dollars. For the common good
of the county," Weber laughed. Bar
tie, | wasn't born yesterday"
Rartle brstled with righteous indig-
nation.
"What are you driving at, Weber?
don't have to offer you anything,
when it comes right down to it."
but you will-to save your neck.
Some things are pretty plain to me now
now that I'm getting to know you
better"
"a right smart maverick you are!
RartIe sneered. "You think it will help
me sell land if it gets around that I'll
Cahallero Rojo is burning down the
farmhouses and spiking the farmers to
crosses? Let me get busy with this
orseshoeing-while you think some
more"
Weber shrugged. "All right. But
don't you leave this farm until you see
me again. I'm going away for while.
III be back with proof that l can take
ri CabaIlero Rojo whenever | want to-.
Then we'll talk about price. And you'll
be glad to pay"
Weber stepped out into the moon
light. Freezing in a grotesque posture
he stared wild-eyed at the corner of the
harm. He moved forward, peering
around the corner of the building. Was
his imagination working overtime, or
had he actually seen a shadowy shape,
and something that glittered silver?
But he saw nothing now, though ne
searched about thoroughly, gun he
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
CHAPTER XVIII

For the last time I'm telling you
that the man who rides this way and
gets by this pinto of mine does so after
he drills me-"
"Pete's right" Tim Callan agreed.
What you gents aim to do won't help
any. It'll just make more trouble.
Luke Wallace rode forward. "Why
wait for the lobos to put up a fence?"
he demanded. "The new folks have
fetched reels of barbed wire with them,
and it's not for clothes lines. We're
riding in-unless Pete knows something
that will help us more than just talk"
Haskell knew the futility of trying
to answer that. "El Caballero Rojo
was at my place little while ago." he
said. HE gave orders that no cattle
man was to enter the farmers valley
for forty-eight hours"
HE did now ~ Knocked Wallace. He
turned to the crowd of horsemen.
Gents, looks like the Baker County
Ranch Owners Association had a new
boss-a carrot-topped outlaw He says
we keep out of the valley"
Pete Haskell ignored the ridicule.
I'm willing to accept a truce for that
long. Maybe Ell Caballero Rojo has a
stake in the valley. Maybe he can clear
things up in forty-eight hours-if all
hands hold off,"
Maybe J" snapped a man in the rear.
1.-The chances are he can't, but I'm
agreeable to something else-that don't
need no forty-eight hours to prove good
or bad"
"What?" asked Haskell.
spool all the cash we can raise. Fix
a fair enough price on all the valley
north of Don Atteros Cross. Offer
Bartle the cash, and the balance of the
price on mortgage"
Hell just laugh and turn it down."
Haskell prophesed out of bitter con-
viction. You hombres know l tried
that before, and you know where it got
me-nowhere."
"Well, if he does the same thing this
time, it can't be crime to kill coyote
like that"
A chorus of agreement went up from
the men. Only Haskell and Callan said
nothing.
"Well?" demanded Wallace. "You
object, Haskell? You'd rather obey that
outlaws orders-and waste forty-eight
hours?"
"It-it'll be murder!" said Haskell.
He knew well enough that none of
these angry men would waste time or
breath appealing to Bartle. They would
make their offer once more, as they
said. But their very attitude would rub
Bartle the wrong way. His answer was
as good as already spoken.
an ride with you to town to Bar
ties Office" he offered. providing you
let me speak to him alone-and let me
get away before one of you draws
gun on him. | don't want even bfrz-
yards blood on my hands or conscience.
Sabe"
Once more the men agreed to follow
the level-headed Haskell. They turned
their horses heads toward Gold Greek.
Ellen Maxon lay shivering with
dread as the man she had once thought
she loved came storming up the stairs
and to the door of her bedroom.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
Sheriff Lande
Catches Up

Back where he had left Juanita, she
watched the swift-riding Valdez until
he was not even a moving shadow
astride a flying mount. Then she turned
her own horse in the direction of Has
kell's ranch.
As she approached Chinnoc Pass, her
keen ears detected the sound of milling
men and horses. Dismounting, she teth-
cred her horse in a safe place and crept
cautiously to just within sight and
hearing of the cowmen. Crouched be-
hind a rock, she heard the cowmen's
debate, and their final decision to head
for Gold Greek and a showdown with
Russ Bartle.
Juanita ran for her horse as the
retreating sounds of the band of riders
died in the distance. She saw the sleek
animal in the moonlight, head thrust
toward her, ears cooked. But when she
gripped the saddle horn to swing up,
she saw something not so pleasant.
Sheriff Bill Lande.
"Going some place-in a hurry?"
I,ande's voice was flint-hard.
Juanita had not found breath to
answer when another horsemap thun-
dered up.
"The devil to pay, Sheriff J" he
shouted. Jim and me just stumbled
on Chris Pringle, drilled through the
head. On the bend of the trail, in the
shadow of the rock"
"Then take care of this young
hombre, CAL" snapped the sheriff. I'm
on my way there"
"Wait, senor" cried Juanlta. She
must not be tied p again.
ITO BE CONTINUED)
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
ZMYoF Revenge E.
J A ck Q N. CO

Michael Valdez, known as GEL Cabal-
Zero Rojo," seeks the men who were re.
sponsible for the murders of his mother.
tne parents of his companion, Juanita,
VINO DISCUSSES herself as boy and the
rather and brother of Straw Aldman. He
KILLS three men in obtaining revenge and
needs only the "boss' who is Russ
bartle, tobacco landowner. Juanita sees
barue Kill Chris PringIe and captures
MIN but is unable to hold him. She does
not know who he is. AS Valdez sus-
picions begin to take form he visits
Pete Haskell, head of the cattlemen and
asks that 4S-hour truce be called and
tells him he has already held the tobac-
co men in check for that time. He is
worried when he cannot find Juanita.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

"Glad to help you," Weber prompt
ly volunteered, and hurried the man
through the kitchen before Maxon could
make a comment.
Horseshoes were the furthest things
from the minds of Bartle and Weber
when they reached the small blacksmith
shop beside the barn.
"How much will you actually give
for Ell Caballero Rojo?" blurted Weber.
81 offered to cancel the balance due
on the farm" Bartle said. ANY public
spirited citizen would do that to help"
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

GOOD LOCATIONS IN FLATHEAD VALLEY;
The best dairy county in Montana. lrri-
gated farms, all sizes. excellent land LOT
any crop you want to grow some seie et
dry land THAT will be irrigated later at
dry land prices now. A few choice improved
and e unimproved small tracts adjoining the thu
city limits of Poison. Also city properly
lakeshore Villa Sites and Business oppor-
tunities. Mild climate, beautiful scenery
fine hunting and fishing, good water, cheap p
electricity. Every advantage for home IN
Lake county. Write Kemp & Jensen, Bonoeo
Real Estate Dealers, Poison Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

ion Tires Fifth Wheel. Saddle-mounted
Gas Tank. Dual Reduction Rear Axle, Brown
lite transmission. Excellent condition Lo"
KR-1i air brakes 1920 tires fifth wheel,
dual reduction rear axle: Io3 bfo"ii44''
Transmission. excellet condition. -.o,,
24-ft. Freuhauf. Flat bed trailer and SVoch
rack. Air brakes, 1920 tires. ...o.u,+
1e42 Chevrolet, with Dump box straig1 ign
axle rubber-fair. New motor and rear emu
Inquire at
HI-WAY MOTOR FREIGHT ,oo
Lewstown, Montana 'none
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

Electric motor, pump and machine shop
ernnlov'nr motor men and l machinist.
completely equipped, with all tools and no
c',i CIV to hnrd!e all sizes work: trucks,
large inventory newly rebuilt building with
nice 5-room partly furnished apartment up-
stairs: more than months work ahead now
and am working the men overtime. TINS
property alone is worth the price asked. All
the work you can handle the year around:
Priced right for a quick sale on account OF
poor health. Write to
Shop. 1899 Sacramento Blvd.
Sacramento, California
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

Laundry, Dry Cleaning: Modern, fully equip
ped laundry and dry cleaning. including
nearly fire proof building, business good.
Priced to sell. Bulk and Service Station: At
intersection of highways, including coffee
shop, auto repair shop, tank truck. Also
good location for car agency. L. C. Larson,
Chadron. Nebraska.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

Omaha STANDARD Under-Bodv Hoist: New
body hoists designed to provide an extremely
low mounting height. keeping your load
level down. Heavy duty 1882 in. diameter
cylinder to provide more than ample power
to lift the load. Installed price s399. Cor
man & Son, 105 N. 18th ST., Billings, Mont.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

Own entire block 10 choice view lots adjoin-
ing city limits of growing nothern California
town with acute housing shortage where
rental units and small homes are in demand.
Want to contact interested parties with
ample capital to develop bv constructing
bungalow court units and individual homes.
City water and sewage systems already
available. Address
w. I. ZOCH
P. O. Box 915 Yreka, California
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po- sale. Combination meat market
aoi grocery store doing excellent nusI-
n naa in rapidly growing Coast tic, TOW" m
Connection With frozen food lockers IN
same building. ., consisting of
four units and large nuiiuiNs Store On
u 8 Hiehway 1o1. Ample ground ana
f h1I sgIe. iot grocery store doing large
r volume S business on Highway i and e n1T
ing ssa adsn:et service Ro s5n'f for Motel
Trailer Court. ,,.a tho above,
For lna ordine other business, oppor-
f or TegaI bomsesites ranches lake river
" 1o,, NJ T. BALLARD, Real Estate Broker
'o"t' Florence, Oregon
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

Auction is the quickest way of converting
your merchandise into cash. Bring us
whatever you have to sell. No lot too large
or too small. Sale every Saturday. 1870 pm.
For information call ABA, Bender Auction
Market, Billings, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

For Sale: One tourist cabin court. consist
ing of four doubles and one single cabin,
two garages and modern living house with
four lots. Phone 101R or write P. o. Box
I'LL, Red Lodge, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

Bulk plant and gasoline station for sale.
Doing good business. Excellent location for
tourist court. bargain and must be sold
Withln 80 days. Fred Lund Co., 2S18 First
Ave- NJ, Billings, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

FOR Sale; No. l saw mill, fully portable.
mo mounted on rubber. Capacity to M feet
a. eSao oay mn oman crew. Complete with
Livingston, Lame Deer, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

oiis new l947 machinery, self tie balers.
combines any make. Mounted or null corn
plcKers. Also bailing Irvine. Price in first
ietter. For Sale: All makes of new, never
USED combines. Alvin Hougsted, Lime
Springs Iowa.
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WANTED TO TRADE

SEND US WOOL OR WOODEN RAGS
Trade for woolens. Batting and blankets.
Write for Free Circulars.
LITCHFIELD WOODEN CO.
303 Sibley Ave-, Litchfeld, Minnesota
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27

oAWMlLLS: 6x32 Edgers; Bolter and Latb
Mills Al-steel heavy duty, ball bearing
DiSston chain saws. Chrysler engines. saws,
Ines Trim saws, etc. Write for details and
prices. Hosmer Associates, SO Columbia St.
Seattle a. Washington.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

GOVERNMENT SURPLUS
200 amp DC. generators with rheoStat
control for electric arc welding, $50.
LEWIS SHORT BURTON MANASSAS
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Write to THE ACCORDION CENTER for
your new or used ACCORDION and save.
STANCATO ACCORDION CO.
1901 Greenwood Ave. Seattle 3, Wash.
PiANOS-SPINETS. GRANDS, All Kinds
Write for Catalogues
j. NJ. WYLIE PIANO COMPANY
rs Broadway Fargo, N. d.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
HELP WANTED-MEN, WOMEN
HELP WANTED-WOMEN

WANTED. Experienced sales lady, caIIa-
BILE of managing ready-to-wear depart
ment State age, experience and starting
salary expected. Write
p q Rox 1176 Sheridan, Wyoming.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
PERSONAL
ALCOHOLISM

ALCOHOLISM
is a DISEASE amenable to our treatment.
If this evil threatens your home, job or
business DO SOMETHING NOW. Write
FOR FREE FOLDER. Established so yrs.
THE MURRAY INSTITUTE
$50 S. Tenth St., Minneapolis. AT-0O94.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
REAL ESTATE-HOUSES

FOR SALE: Modern five room home and
four acres with fruit trees and berries
miles from Poison on east shore road.
Inquire
BOX 383 Poison, Montana.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
MISCELLANEOUS

GRAND BEAUTY SHOP, GRAND HOTEL
just off the lobby. Phone 5618 or
GRAND HOTEL Billings. Mont
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
REAL ESTATE-MISC.

WANT LATE MODEL CARS
1947 to as old as 1941 models.
Will pay all cash. Write
CARLSON
1911 NE Union Ave-, Portland, Oregon.
WANTED: Self-propelled combine. Massey
Harris, IH.C. or John Deere. Also IH.C.
or John Deere self tying baler.
JOHN GREER
Langdon Kansas.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-06-27
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.

CANVAS GARAGE and blacksmith shop
with omplete tools and stock, and 5-room
house and extra lot. Write or see
JOHN LOCKEN Camas, Montana.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Hostess To Sopori
Homemakers Club

Mrs. Vernon Gatlin entertained
the Sopori Homemakers Club at her
home near Amado on April 9th.
Members continued work on the
piece quilt, the present club project.
Yvonne Thurber, Helen 10y, and
Helen White gave a demonstration
on the taking Of individual meas
urements to aid in pattern altera-
| ton.
| A delicious pot luck dinner was
served at noon.
The May meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Nellie Branson on
the Sopori Ranch.
The following members and
guests were present: Mesdames
Pearl Clark, Dorothy Merchant,
Betty Jackson, Nina Magneson.
Kathleen Menager, Helen White,
Ella Braden, Yvonne Thurber,
Helen 10y, Mae Boyce, Nellie La
Plantes Vernon Gatlin, Nellie Bran
son, Anita Chavez, Sally Walker
and her mother, Mary Frances
White of San Antonio, Texas, and
Misses Dillon and Olsen, teachers
at Amado School.
These children attended: Rosa
Lee and Nancy Lou Gatlin, Sharon
and Judy Thurber, Joan and Jimmy
White and Esther LaPlante.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

by members of the two classes.
| Juniors will have as their guests
board members, faculty, parents of
the Juniors and Seniors, special
guests, and the Seniors. in whose
honor this event is being given.
Approximately one hundred invita-
tions have been issued. Tony Tap
pero and his Rancho Grande Or
chestra will provide the music.
The guest list includes MeSSrS.
and Mesdames John Bradshur; j.
w. Duran, o. H. Oldfather, M. H.
Clough, G. w. Clark, G. S. Collie,
Manuel Miranda, Dave Gordon,
Louis Valenzuela, Alden Everett, E.
D. Scogins, Neal M. Davis, Joe Ben
itez, L. A. Custard, Nick Wearne,
Ed. LeGendre, D. D. Walsh, r. G..
Blabon, Tom Heady, Marshall Ash
burn, Russell Van Gorder, Rue
Capps, H. B. Riggs, r. C. Anado,
James Parker, j. K. Herrera, <. w.
Holbrook, Luis Aguilar, j. r. Gard
ner, Pete Bergier, Ross Middleton,
H. E. Hedgcock, Stayton Brooks,
Frank Iamma, Bruce Carrigan, G.
l.. Kirkham, Howard Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Mapes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Rothrock.
Mesdames May Riggs, Gladys
Swyers, Della Turner. Carolina
Montoya, Edith Whiteside, Theresa
Rowe, Rose Rivera, Francisco Qui-
Iroga.
| Misses Luz Rivera, Jeannette
Rowe, ErneStina Figuera, Angelita
Benitez, Rose Altimirano, Mary
Rowe, Mona Allen, Joan Kane,
Doris Seibold, Norma Clark, Carrie
Montoya, Diane Custard, Mildred
Daulton, Betty Bradburn, Refugia
Rivera, Faye Collie, Maurine Tur-
ner, Jeannette Swyers, Marilyn Da-
Wis, Nellie Miranda, Pattie Hedg-
cock, Maine Kaun, Marjorie Chap
man, Clarice Oldfather and Elvia
Padilla.
Messrs. Tom Weggin, j. R. White
side, Pierce LeGendre, Ramon Qu1-
roga. Harold Clough, Tom Smitham,
William Gordon, Jack Riggs, FL
dencio Benitez, Gilbert Amado,
Tony Valenzuela, Robert Oldfather,
Harold Wearne, William Wearne,
James Walsh, Isaac Montoya, Henry
Deerman, Henry Arens, Boyne
Kirkham, John Laguna, Joe La
guna, Alfonso Moreno, Robert Bow
den. Craig Watt, Rosamel De La
Ossa Clemente Granillo, Gene Tur-
ner, Marshall Hill, Robert Dojaquez,
Richard Rodriguez, Di Hon Tom, Q.
G. Arlington.
M#MH*&**A
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

MISS PATRICIA LOUISE sea-
TENA, attractive 17-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Scatena elise BrickwooO of No
gales and Lodi, Calf, will graduate
in June from St. Mary's College,
Stockton, Calf
She will enroll in the College of
the Pacific at Stockton this fall for
one year and then will attend the
University of California at Berke-
ley
Miss Scatena was born in Nogales
Her father, prominent tomato man,
spends a big part of each year in
this city during the west coast Of
Mexico vegetable shipping season.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Nogales Women
At Miami Meeting

Mrs. Charles S. Smith, Mrs. Lloyd
Gayman, Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Harry
Bump and Mrs. z. G. Simmons left
Monday for Miami to attend the
state convention of the Arizona
Federation of Women's Clubs.
%#*m#*M**
Mrs. R. T. Frazier was hostess
yesterday afternoon to members OF
her weekly reading club at her home
on Quarry street. Those present
were Mesdames Irene Sturdevant,
J. v. Robins, R. M. Harrison, Glenn
L. Harker, E. S. EdmonSon, John
Ahern and the hostess.
E*&#@*#*R
Due to conflicting dates, the an
nual May luncheon given by the
Woman's Club has been postponed
from the first Tuesday in May and
will be held May 29th at one O'Clock
at the club house, according to the
president, Mrs. H. r. Chatham.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Euangeline Joffroy
To Wed
On April rs

Four hundred invitations were is
sued Tuesday for the wedding OF
Miss Evangeline Joffroy to Luis
Coppola Bonillas, which will take
place at 10 am, Saturday, April 26,
at Sacred Heart Church.
Following the ceremony there will
be a. reception for members of the
two families and close friends at the
Joffroy home, 104 Sierra street.
The bride-elect is one Of the
beautiful daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Joffroy, very prominent res
idents of Nogales.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Bridal Shower
For Mary Rowe

Honoring Miss Mary Rowe of
Patagonia, whose marriage to AL
fonso Moreno will be a June event,
the members of the Hep Club of
the Patagonia High School were
hostesses at bridal shower Wed
nesday afternoon.
The honoree found her gifts under
gaily decorated umbrellas. The
centerpiece of the refreshment table
were two large bell-shaped white
cakes joined together with a pink
and white satin bow. The same
wedding-bell theme was used in the
smaller cakes and other refresh
ments. Over fifty townswomen and
high school girls attended the show
er.
Miss Rowe, a senior at Patagonia
High School, is the daughter of Mrs
Theresa Rowe and the late Richard
Rowe.