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Nogales international., 1947-02-07
Passion Play At
Tucson
February 1923

TUCSON, Feb. 6-Josef Meier,
world famous portrayer of the Chris
tuS in the Black Hills Passion Play
will make his 9,000th appearance in
! the leading role at the Premiere of
the Tucson engagement in the Tue
son High School Auditorium, Tues
day, Feb. 18. Mr.. Meier, who was the
Christ Child in the Play when he
was only 10 weeks old, took over the
Christus part from his father 18
years ago. He is the seventh gener-
alton of this family of Passion Play
artists.
The Passion Play will be present.
ed each evening, February 18th
through the 23rd, at 8:15 pm, and,
in addition, there will be a Sunday
matinee at 2:3O pm. Special matin-
ees will be held for students, Feb
21st and 22nd, at reduced prices.
Advance reservations are being
accepted by mail prior to the open
ing of the box office at the Tucson
Gas, Electric Light & Power Co., 81
North Stone avenue. The tickets
for the evenings and Sunday mat
inee performances are 1886. $3O5,
$244, $183 and $1.22, and for the
student matinees, students Gle,
adults $2.44 Mail orders must in
clude a stamped self addressed en-
velope.
The proceeds from the engagement
will be used by the Lions Club for
its recently expanded project to aid
the blind and conserve eyesight.
A community chorus of 40 voices
will sing the choral score to the Pas
sion Play under the direction of
Paul Grimes, public schools music
instructor.
Seven hundred and four years ago,
the monks of the Cappenberg Mon
astery at Luenen, Westphalia, con-
ceived the idea of visual education
to impress their flock with the story
of the life of Christ, and established
the first stage production of which
Christendom has any record. Little
did they dream, as they presented
their rather crude effort, that the
work they we're starting would be-
come famous over the entire world,
that people would travel thousands
of miles to witness this profound
dramatic production.
After founding the Play, the
monks turned the production over
to the laity, choosing the cast on the
basis, not only of ability, but on
moral character. Through the years
the role of the Christus has been
handed down from father to son.
When Nazi rule began to spread
over Europe, Mr.. Meier realized that
it spelled the doom of the Passion
Play. Under the pretext of world
tour, he brought his company to the
United States, establishing a new
home in the Black Hills of South
Dakota. During the regular summer
outdoor season at Spearfish, nearly
half million visitors witness the
presentation of this magnificent
production.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
Party In Honor
of Miss Titcomb

Mrs. Duane Bird has issued invi-
tations to a party Valentine Day
honoring Miss Mary Kay Titcomh
who will leave in March for Paris,
France, where she will become the
bride of Gilbert Proctor, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed N. Wood and
daughter Margaret returned Sunday
night from visit with Mrs. Rather
inc w. Johns at Tombstone.
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Mrs. A. j. Abbott returned by all
Saturday night from a several
months visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Johnson elizabeth Alb
bott) in New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Cheshire, for
mer Nogalians, returned Monday tt
their home in Flagstaff. They hac
been visiting here for several days.
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Writ G.. Bowman and family were
here Tuesday from their winter
home in Tucson.
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st. Andrews Woman'S Auxiliary
Guild will hold their monthly bust
ness meeting this. afternoon at the
parish hall at 2::30.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
SACRED HEART CHURCH

MASSES:
Sundays: 600, 700, $3.50 and 11:n(
am.
Weekdays: 700, 800, $3.50 am.
BENEDICTION:
Sundays: 7:30 PM
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
Frank Godinez

CONTINUED from Page One)
said he was dressed"
Reed then asked Sgt. Wilson, also
retired, 25th Infantry to help him
search, which they did.
Sgt. Reed continued, cat IL o'clock
noon I found the body lying in an
arroyo on the golf course. He was
lying on his back, his arms folded
across his chest. He was dressed
only in khaki pants, a mackinaw,
and was barefooted. His face was
burned almost beyond recognition
and we never did find the bandages.
I found his shoes about IS feet from
the body.
"When I found the body I fired a
shot into the air." Sgt. Reed said,
"and Border Patrolmen inveStigat-
ing the shot asked me what I was
doing and I told them and sent them
for the sheriff Judge G. E. Hardy
and Bill LOTUS of the sheriff'S de-
partment arrived and I took them
to the body.
1--WE found footprints leading
from the body toward the line and
also car tracks which were about 20
feet from the body in the arroyo.
There was also a small pile of wood
as if someone had intended building
a fire but had not been lit. The
grass was pressed down where the
car had left the arroyo and gone up
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
Gwyneth Atkinson
Celebrates
llh Birthday

Gwyneth Atkinson celebrated her
eleventh birthday anniversary We'd
nesday with an after school party
held in st. Andrews parish hall.
The happy group convened at 4:30,
and, following games, supper was
served. Center of attraction was a
birthday cake trimmed in pink and
white, around which paraded tiny
animals bearing eleven lighted can
dies.
Helping make the affair memoir
able were Carol zweig, Ann Marie
Karam, Josephine Arriola, Norma
Berrellez, Anabell Gonzalez, Irma
Gonzalez, Olga Bejarano, Irma Be
jarano, Arda Mary Wilson, Alice
stiles, Dina Kyriakis, Zoe Panas,
Ernestina Mix, Sylvia Tonella, Mil
lita Dominguez and the young hos
tess.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
FROM OKLAHOMA


Mrs. James Bolen, of Ada, Okla
homa, arrived Sunday for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Esca-
lada, and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Denshaw of
Dexter, Michigan, arrived Thursday
of last week, and are the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. j. Atkinson on Craw-
ford street. They expect to be here
for the next two months.
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On February 21st, ladies of No
gales churches will meet at the Eel
lowship Church for services for the
World Day of Prayer. A combined
committee is working on the pro-
gram, and everyone interested will
be warmly welcomed.
Mrs. Fred Gilmore will entertain
members of the Literary Section of
the Nogales Woman's Club at her
home on ANA Drive this afternoon.
The book review will be made by the
hostess, and round table discussion
enjoyed.
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The Elm Street Mothers Club will
meet at 3 pm, Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
Miss Casanega's room will entertain.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cheshire left
Saturday to spend a few days in Los
Angeles.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
Montana Man
Looking For
Stolen Car

j. P. Phelan of Montana, who is
staying at the Evans hotel, gave his
car to a young boy about 18 or 10
years old thinking the lad was going
to take the car to a garage to have
it creased last Thursday night, ane
he hasn't seen his car since
The boy gave his name as Joe
Fernandez and said he was from
Tucson but was familiar with the
border city.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
READING CLUB

The Reading Club met this week
with Mrs. E. S. Edmonson on Mac
nab Drive. Following dessert, they
began a new book by Mary R.
Beard, Woman as a Force in His
tory" Present Thursday were Mes
danes Irene Sturdevant, R. T. Fra
zier, James v. Robins, G. L. Har-
ker, R. M. Harrison, Lon Bellman
and the hostess.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
THE UNITED CHURCHES
FELLOWSHIP
Congregational -MethOdist)

Sunday School meets at 9:45. Mr.
Milford VanderWalker, superinten-
dent. Primary Department meets
same hour. Mrs. Lon M. Bellman
Superintendent.
Morning worship II o'clock. Boy
Scouts Church Attendance Day; also
Race Relations Sunday.
There will be special music by the
choir and Mrs. Auverna Smith Crane
will sing a specially selected solo.
You will enjoy the music.
DR.. Smith will speak on an appro-
pirate theme for the occasion. A
very cordial invitation extended to
all who do not worship elsewhere.
Come and bring your friends. Stran-
gers welcome.
o. A. SMITH, DID,, Minister.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07

local home testified Gregory told
her "he had been burned by the one
armed boy at Chapo's."
Others testifying at the pfelimin-
ary hearing included DR.. Harker,
Mrs. Arnita Martinez, Maria Fields,
and Mrs. Delfina Martini.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J. 1. Jones, Pastor
WEEKLY SERVICES
Sunday:
Bible School, GAS am.
Preaching, 10:45 am.
B.Y.P.U., $50 pm.
Preaching, 1880 pm.
Mid-week Prayer Service and
Bible Study, 7:30 pm, Wednesday
All are welcome.
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
Richard Ross
Speaker At
Club Meeting

Following the regular business ses-
sion of the NogaleS Woman's Club
Tuesday afternoon, Mr.. Richard
Ross gave an interesting talk on in
terror decoration and the functions
of decorator.
A discussion period followed, dur
ing which helpful answers were
made by the speaker, on questions
Nogales international., 1947-02-07
Vera Lou Harris
Bride Of
Hubert Duncan

Miss Vera Lou Harris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Harris, was mar
ried Saturday to Hubert A. Duncan
at the United Fellowship Church,
Rev. O. A. Smith officiating
Miss Charlotte Woods was maid of
honor and Virgil Allen, best man.
The bridegroom is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. G.. Duncan of Tucson.
The couple will reside in Nogales.
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Nogales international., 1947-02-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science informal serv-
ices are held at the Nogales Theatre
on Sundays from II am. to IL noon.
Visitors are cordially invited to
attend.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
SdIanbeit.

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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03

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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
DeMtidbe Aidtcr gee
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Berlin Rein oeutihe @erifte
uerOen IN ser 6ritiihen geicbungs.
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03

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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
66,627 Dctcrancn
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03

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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03

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Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
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Sdnelliefeit @riinoungsgabe unO
Dtut o%nbetriTft.@ Gas @ort SeobeeS
lit aus Sen aniaitgsbuditnben ibrer
ge5eidnnng: Conjunction Battalion
- Ge6es ooer e6en Secbees - ent.
Ttanoen.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03

faub er ben Auientran5, bepnbrte
Jpn iorsfiItia nuf uuo bemerfte,
Sob Oeiien Roier nidt beriDeItteH.
I'm Sieie 3eit SroHsen sic gertDoHo-
ten in i'm, oaB er ii6 perm6bIe,
uH6 botten ibm aud ihoH eina iebr
tieeHoinme n6elige Sunefrau ouser.
loren. gr fonnte iid Der @eirat nift
wobI enti1loeen, fubr aber bod
fort, ieiner Bimmliiden gerlobteu
in anOntt ST. oienen. Seine Saus.
fran nabm inoeiien po6r, DOB Ser
iunge @emnbl Tie nidt Ielten, inioH.
oerbeit morgans. perIieb, mo er 5ur
Stride sing. Die Nngo udbrte Den
@erOoht Der 5rau, in6em tie iagte,
es i6eine ibr, Dab ser iunse Serr
ale @orgen gu Oes @eiltlIher
SbmeIter iMleihc. ga parO Die
Srou uniGgIiG betriibt uuo neinte
iebr. Gls ser @enlohl tie irogte,
uarlm Iie 10 traurig iei, eutOefta
Ie i'm ibren 8eroaht lino Summer
Oh bit iebr tSrift" untruor-
tete ser Sitter, g0ie i6 10 innies
Ii6 mime, lit nidt Oes @eiitli6an
S6iDe{trr, Ior0ern cine bel boberc
uuS id0nere.~ @amit gine er. Der
Trou brod IoIte Antiport fat ooS
Ser3. Sn ser ltniinnigfeit ser gifer.
luft pr9riif tie elm Mleiier iinO itod
lids in ben SoIs. MS Ser Sitter
com @ebets nod !9auie fam uno
Oas llnbeil geipabrte, 10 er orga-
ridtef idipanSen inn sic Sinue.
@ie ct pie0er 81 iid FAM, flagte er
it'd aIIer SauIO ar iulS rief inter
einem SranenItronie ieine Seilise
nm SHut unS 8eiitonO an. 4ber-
mails erifiet Ganct &atbarina NIT
oeit Beioeu Silngfroueu unO iprod:
vguf ocill @ebet mo meme Sir
bite lit oeine Uroli pie0sr lebenSig
gaDor0en unN bat elm TO1terIein
geboren." 0obet neigte ie iid iiber
i'm unO fu9r nit Der Sau0 iibar
feline tr1nenquelenoen 4neen, 10
OnB sic SpnS 1ieroon gang iiber-
feuhtet par. ga tporO aus Dem NaB
Der 9r1neit Elm Son6Ihub, 10 ipaiB
ut10 3ort mic Dos S1iitfen i'm 81.
Sonct aothorino Itreifte i'm ianft
al, entIdsponS nit ibren @egIeites
rimnet, nnO Ser Sitter fanO Oen
Snnoidub in FINER Sono Iiegen.
Snoem fam Elm 8ote, ser i'm iudte,
un6 REF: SEER! Cure Genioblin
lpbt unb lit zines 966terleirs ge.
neEanI~ 6reuSepou eing Oes &it-
fer tnieoer hcinf, FIBte Beib itno
aino, uii0 beioe Iobter Soft mo bic
1ei1ige &otA1ritd. Sic Grou lieB Elm
4IoIfer boucn, Ser Sitter tat cine
8uBfnbrt ms belize 2nnb, inO On
er 5priffom, lieB .er ienen INNER
friiden &rnn5 bon Roien nebit Dem
SanSidub,. sen En- itats nit fid ges
fiibrt, unS Ser ibu IN allen @efdb.
rem t~Ulnoerbar belhiist, in Der Sir.
de gum ,@eoGdtnis ouibepabrar,
Or erfor Oen $onoItab gu Ieiuem
Gsoppen, ndrnte iein @eidIedt uuo
ieiuem Sit &oncEdubsbeim.
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
@s6en 1T ieIiasr aIs Nebnten

NLA
3riiton Bernard mar sl elmer
&odoeit geiaSen. Giniee Sente lin.
tprbieltett iid iiber Ors 9r1ntpadr.
sic befrodteten bic eItern Ses
gaores uno ingten leiie:
nSeben Sic fid mai Sen grGi.-
tignm an. ser ma9t Elm @eiidt,
nIs Oh man i'm geimIaeeu bate.
Sest ieben sic einmal ieinsi1
gdpmieeerbdter an, Ser lit luitie
uuo itrnblt Dor Greuoel~
.Dos lit iebr bsgreiflidl nteinte
Eriif1n Bernard bdrnuf ~rllcn9-
nal IL GeDen aud ieIieer OeHn
Nebnen.~
Washington Journal., 1947-01-03
GGadspiIs

TeOermonit unO Gfiide Iiben beim
gier. sd bin bod ein Bedbogcl~.
ioetc @iide, ritea Sir Dor: am les.
ten 9ienstoe ipolfte i6 Die 8r6mie
fir 6te GeneroerIiGerung beSoblen.
bereeie es ober, uiO eeTtern iinO
mir i'm Seller oie aobIen, bier Sud
&css uuO 5tpei Tobrraoer u%erbraDRt,
gtatiirIid ueigert iih bic geriite.
rullg, at besnbleit.
.0as lit pirflid 9e9", nidt 81.
6qrn1onn. r@os mid betrifft, 10 bin
ih in iolGen Gingen Elm otseelpro.
Gener @liid8pil3."
.@ieIo @IndsDil32 2" frdgt 1Sife.
bait oil aud nal Geuer eebdbt2"
r,Gas nidt", ioet Geoermonu,
oaber am eriten april, fur3 Dor
meinem llrtsuo, idIiebe i'd cine I'M
fnIOcriiderung ob, unO i6cn am
5tpeiten F1Tt mir unier RIobier ouf
ben &opf."