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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-04-30
TO OUR FOLKS ABROAD

CdCC NC uIICO yOu
Commit thy way unto
the Lord; trust also in
him; and he will bring it
to pass" Psalm 81 IS.
This morning when we look
ed out of our bedroom win
dows, the ground was covered
with a blanket of pure white
snow but it did not last long.
We had a good service to-
day. Overseer Lee gave the adj
dress. His text was "God is
a God of Order"
Lingham and Olive Built
want arrived back home from
California last week and were
happy to be in church again
today. Carol is glad to have
her father and mother home.
Leonard and Dorothea Clay
ton, who are visiting in Zion
from California, were in
church.
Wayne Downs is also here
on a short visit in Zion and at
tended the service.
Mrs. Anna Osterich-Peter-
son expects to be in Zion on
April 23rd. She wrote from
Oklahoma and asked if I
would get her a ticket for the
Passion Play for April 9th.
Her last visit to Zion was in
1886. Alice Holcombe, Nina
Schlappi, Jane Turner, and
Agnes James will remember
this lady as they were all in
the choir at the same time.
Dale Neal is spending some
time in Arizona. Mrs. Neal has
been there for several weeks
helping her daughter and fam
lily, the Leland Bartons, since
they have their new baby. Mr..
and Mrs. Neal expect to return
to Zion together.
The Emerson Armstrong;
and Irwin Whitesides returned
from vacation in Florida.
Margaret McCleary and
Christiana Heiser are spending
some time in Florida.
Marian Shaw is now staying
with her brother, George Shaw
and family on Sheridan Road.
Mrs. c.. E. DeNormandie,
who has been visiting with her
daughter and family in Cleve-
land, Ohio, after the death of
her husband, has now return
ed to Zion.
On April 18th, Jim and Kit
ty Paulger celebrated their
43rd anniversary in a quiet
way at their apartment in Zion)
Home.
Margaret Frievald is stay
ing with her mother, Mrs.
Hollatz, for awhile, helping to
care for her. Margaret cele-
brated her birthday on April
18th. Mrs. Marie Marks birth
day was the same day, so ice
cream and cake was served in
their honor in the Bethel Tea
Room.
Mrs. J. Lumsdem entertain
ed her club on Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Segar enjoyed a short
visit with her nephew, w. F.
Cantrell, who resides in Top
penish, Washington.
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Latislaw's. His wife is an Eng
lish bride.
Karen Evelyn Blickle was
born in Kenosha - not at the
Lloyd Nursing Home, as stated
last week. She arrived on her
dads 21st birthday, April 10.
Evelyn Mann-Peterson is
now at the Lloyd Nursing
Home with a new daughter,
born April 18th, which makes
three girls and a boy in their
family.
Sandy Lee, now in Africa
with her parents, will be IL
years old on April Oath.
Jolene Cook will be 4 years
old on April 25th.
Mrs. T. McEwen has a birth
day on April 25th.
Myrtle Peterson's birthday
is April 26th.
Fred McCandless has birth
day on April 18th.
Janet Maynard will be II
years old on April 10Th.
Pauline LeBelle and Jessie
Mifflin both have birthdays on
April 3Oth.
Mr.. c.. H. Pfeiffer was 81
years young on April 10Th.
Mrs. Clara Davis was 81 on
April 18th.
Last Tuesday, several ladies
met here for a welcome home
tea for Mrs. Mintern. We en-
joyed hearing of their trip to
Arizona and California and of
seeing the pictures of the diff
ferent groups. Some of them
we could pick out quite plain
ly. Before parting we sang,
ceiling to the Bible" accom-
panied by Mrs. Bird at the pi-
ano, then a word Of prayer.
Mrs. Kutz and Mrs. McCulloch
wouldn't leave until the last
dish was washed. Each lady
had received a little tea apron
for an Easter gift and of course
they had to put them on and
wear them.
I received a nice letter from
Mrs. Luella Shuman of Toledo,
Ohio. She has been busy with
housekeeping. She attended
a couple of lectures which
were very interesting and she
wished to be remembered to
all of Zion.
T also received a nice letter
from Mrs. Quint in California,
and another one from Miss
Rosa Wehrmann, who lives
with her father in Lewistown,
Missouri. He is past 81 years
old. Her niece, Margaret
Wehrmann, is employed by the
United Air Lines in Chicago.
On Saturday, April 10Th,
Warren Otterbacher was laid
to rest, and his wife, Elua, is
trying to be brave. God knows
best.
We pray for all who mourn
his loss. About a hundred of
his relatives gathered at the
College Building where supper
was prepared by many kind
friends. Eula's lady friends
waited on the tables. It was
too large a crowd to be taken
care of in the home. They
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Nogales international., 1947-05-30
Farewell Luncheon
For Mrs.
A. Dominguez

Mrs. Adolfo Dominguez, who is
leaving June 4 for Mexico City, will
be honored with a farewell luncheon
Saturday by a group Of her many
NogaleS friends.
The party will assemble at the
home of Mrs. Ben Zweig on Craw-
ford street where cocktails and hors
d'oeuvres will be served and a fare
well gift presented the honor guest.
The group will then adjourn to the
Cavern Cafe for luncheon during
which stringed music will be en-
joyed.
Mrs. Dominguez will be presented
with a corsage by the hostesses, who
are Miss Jacobine Kiewel, Miss Car
men Gonzalez, Miss Marguerite Ro-
bert, and Mesdames Flack Miner.
Ben Zweig, Herbert Nice, John w.
Phillips, j. V. Robins, R. M. Har-
rison, William Beatus, F. r. zenizo,
Edward Holler, P E. Baffert, For
tunato Mazon, Duane Bird, and
Mrs. Walter Holm
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Nogales international., 1947-05-30
Miss Pat Koehne
HOnOred
At Open House

AS a courtesy to her sister, Miss
Pat Koehne, who was member OF
the Nogales High School 1947 grad
uating class, Mrs. r. L. Sunderman
entertained in her honor with an
open house at the Sunderman home
on Morley avenue a week ago last
evening following the graduation
exercises.
Refreshments were served during
the evening to more than IS guests
who called to offer congratulations
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DESSERT BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Gordon Farley entertained
for members of her Wednesday Des-
sert Bridge club this week at her
home on Grand avenue.
First and second high scores were
won by Mrs. z. G.. Simmons and
Mrs. Harry Bump. Others present
we're Mesdames Glenn Harker, H. r.
Chatham, ST., Walter Freeman,
Leon Hattenbach and Craig Pottln-
ger.
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Miss Bette Capin, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Capin, is spend
ing three weeks visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Kline at Las Cruces,
NM.
Nogales international., 1947-05-30
Grace Mora To
Marry Daniel
Uribe Today

Miss Grace B. Mora, daughter OF
Mrs. Maria G. Mora, 139 Terrace
avenue, will become the bride OF
Daniel Uribe, son of Mrs. Frances
Duval, this morning at o'clock at
Sacred Heart Church. Father F
L. Rousselle will officiate at the
formal double ring ceremony.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her brother, John Mora.
Santiago Lopez Alvarto will act as
best man to the groom.
The bride will wear a wedding
gown of ivory lace and satin; the
bodice with a sweetheart neckline
and long sleeves will be of Lace and
the skirt, with long train trimmed
with appliqued insets of lace to
match the bodice, will be of satin.
She will wear string of pearls and
carry bridal bouquet Of white
lilies and carnations. Her short
over the face veil will be held in
place with a crown of seed pearls
and orange blossoms.
Mrs. Mora, mother of the bride,
will be matron of honor and will
wear black crepe formal with pink
accessories and a corsage of pink
carnations. Miss Lillian Campodon-
leo will act as "Madrina de Lazo.' y
Her dress will be formal of net
in a pink and blue combination and
she will wear a pink carnation cor
sage. Panchita Navarro will be
flower girl and will wear a long
white net frock trimmed with pink
ribbon bows.
J. M. Alvarez Tostado will be Or
ganist and his daughter, Miss Julia
Tostado, soloist. The altar and
church will be decorated with white
lilies and white ribbon streamers.
A reception for the more than 200
guests will be given at the A. G.
Sanders home, "a Moctezuma street,
in Nogales, Sonora, Immediately
following the ceremony.
The young couple will leave by
motor for a honeymoon trip to
Grand Canyon and Los Angeles.
They will return here to make their
home at 113 Neumann street. The
brides going away costume will be
pink suit of light weight wool with
black accessories.
The bride was born and reared at
Naco and was graduated from Bis
bee High School in 1941. She moved
here with her family three years
ago and was employed at the La
Vile de Paris department store fo1
one year and since then has been an
employee of the Wells Fargo Com
pany.
The bridegroom was born in No
gales and attended Nogales schools
He left here with the National
Guard in 1910 and served as first
lieutenant with the 158th Infantry
in Europe for two years, receiving
his discharge in October 1945. He
is now employed by the Occidental
Electric Company.
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EPSOCle1Y,;9

the picturesque window of the
church. Rev. George Ferguson
pastor of st. Phillips, will officiate.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. H. Oldfather of Patagonia,
has chosen as her wedding attire
an ivory satin gown with tight bo-
dice, sweetheart neckline, long
pointed sleeves and train. Her lace
edged net veil will be held in place
by pearl tiara. She will carry a
bridal bouquet of white roses CEN
tered with a white orchid. She will
be given in marriage by her father
Miss Helen Sweezy will be maid
of honor and will wear gown Of
peach colored taffeta and carry a
bouquet of small blue iris. Brides
maids will be Miss Elizabeth Old
father, sister of the bride, and Miss
Patricia Young, cousin of the bride.
Miss Elizabeth Oldfather's gown
will be of yellow net and she will
carry a bouquet of lavender sweet
peas. Miss Young's gown will be OF
blue net and her bouquet pink
sweetpeas. Flower girl will be Nancy
Riggs, cousin of the bride, and her
frock will be of green net. Nickie
Riggs and Paul Young, both cousins
of the bride, will be ring bearers.
Best man to the groom will be
Miles Oldfather, the brides brother,
and another brother, Robert Old
father, and Walter Riggs, cousin,
will be ushers.
The church will be decorated with
white gladioli and white stock, and
the traditional wedding music will
be played during the service.
A reception following the cere-
mony will be held at the home of
Mrs. j. M. Treakey in Tucson, after
which the couple will leave for a
honeymoon trip to northern Ari-
zona, followed by summer school at
Flagstaff.
The bride is a graduate of Pata-
gonia Union High School and has
completed her freshman year at the
University Of Arizona at Tucson.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. H. Clough of F'ayette,
Iowa, and graduate of Upper Iowa
University at Fayette. He is at
present coach at Patagonia Union
High School. The young couple will
return to Patagonia September 1st
to make their home.
Out of town guests who will at
tend the wedding are Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. Clough of Fayette, Iowa,
Kenneth Young and Patsy and Paul
Young of Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Riggs, Nancy and Nickie Riggs,
and Mrs. Martha Riggs and Walter
Riggs of st. David.
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Mayor and Mrs. James V. Robins
returned Wednesday from Phoenix
where they spent few days.
Nogales international., 1947-05-30
Hosts AT Cocktail
Party At
Wingfield Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wingfield
and Mrs. Ann Bangs entertained
for a large group of their friends
Saturday evening with a cocktail
party at the Wingfield home in
Jund Heights. Flowers and lighted
candles decorated the rooms and
refreshment table.
Those invited were Miss Jacobine
Kiewel. Mrs. Sally Brewer, Mrs.
Helen Peterson, Mrs. Marguerite
Macdonald, Mrs. Owen Gaines,
Messrs. and Mesdames z. G. Sim
mons, R. NJ. Harrison, Tom Fast,
John w. Phillips, Craig Pottinger,
Knight Wise, James A. Harrison,
James Garrett, Red Myrick, Will
/ liam Holbrook, William Beatus, R.
L. Sunderman, John Elias, !. H.
Shannon, Jesse Allen, Lloyd Grice,
Gene England, Thomas Bell, A. j.
Abbott, Harry Wilson, James v.
Robins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson
of Dallas, Texas, DR.. Louis Rosen-
thai and George Martin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Les Wooddell and
son Dick arrived Wednesday night
from the Wooddell ranch in Mexico,
to visit several days in Nogales.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wilde returned
Monday from Tucson where they
spent two days on business and
pleasure.
Mrs. A. D. Handley spent the past
weekend in Phoenix visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Osmond Burton, and
family.
Nogales international., 1947-05-30
Bridal Shower
In Honor Of
Miss Espinoza

Miss Lydia EspiY1oza, who will be
married Sunday morning to Mr..
Humberto c. Gonzalez, was honored
with a bridal shower given by men,
bers of the Azteca Club of which
she is a member, Friday evening at
the home of Miss Odila Bayze. Hos
tesses were Misses Bayze, Alicia
Camou, Grace Castro. Clara Ahu-
mada, Anna Maria Tena, Mary Lou
Gonzalez and Beatrice Espinoza.
A buffet supper was served from
a table attractively decorated with
a white lace cloth. The centerpiece
was doll dressed as bride holding
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Nogales international., 1947-05-30
Miss Espilnosa
And II. Gonzalez
To Marry Sunday

Miss Lydia Espinosa and Humber
to G. Gonzalez will be united in
marriage Sunday morning at 9
o'clock at Temple de la Purisima
Conception Church in Nogales, Son
ora, with Father Ignacio de la Tore
officiating
The bride is daughter of Attor-
ney and Mrs. Manuel F. Espinosa,
Is Elias street, Nogales, Sonora, and
the bridegroom the son of Mr.. and
and Mrs Alberto Cano, 122 Torres
street, Nogales, Arizona.
The brides wedding gown will be
of white satin with tight bodice,
long sleeves and sweetheart neck
line, with flowing skirt and small
hustle, embroidered at the neck and
on the hustle with seed pearls. Her
finger tip veil of English lace held
in place by crown of orange bios
SONS and bridal bouquet of white
gladioli and stephonotis will COM
plete her costume.
Mrs. Ralph Woodhouse, sister of
the groom, will be matron of honor
and will wear long black Roman
crepe gown, small black hat, and a
corsage of white gardenias. Madrina
de laZo will be Miss Beatrice ESpi-
nosa who will wear a gown of green
net with fitted bodice, puffed sleeves
and full skirt, trimmed with match
ing satin ribbon bows attached to
ribbon streamers suspended from
the waist. Her headdress will be a
short veil and a braided crown OF
the same material and corsage of
white gardenias. She will wear
gloves to match.
The bridesmaids, Miss Alicia Es-
pinosa and Miss Mary Lon Gonzalez.
will wear gowns, headdress and
gloves the same as the Madrina de
lazo, except Miss Espinosa will wear
pink and Miss Gonzalez yellow, and
their flowers will be colonial bou-
quets of rainbow aSterS.
Little Martha Amelia, Gonzalez
niece of the bridegroom. will be
flower girl and will wear a frock o1
white net in the same style as the
bridesmaids and a crown Of orange
blossoms. Alfonso Kerson will bf
best man to the groom and the bride
will be given in marriage by hel
father.
Organist will be Jose Maria AL
varez Tostado and soloist Miss julia
|Tostado. The church will be decor
lated with bouquets of lilies Of the
valley tied with white bows to the
aisle peWs, and the altar banked
with white, ,gladioli and lilies of the
valley.
Following a reception for the
more than 300 invited guests at the
new Casino de los Pinos in NogaleS
Sonora, the couple will leave on 9
honeymoon trip to San Diego. They
will return to Tucson where tho
bridegroom will attend summer
school at the University of Arizona
At the close of school, the bride
and bridegroom will make theil
home in Palo Alto, California, where
he will continue his education ir
medicine at Stanford University.
The bride attended schools ir
Mexico City and is graduate o.
Nogales High School.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Nogales High School in 1944
where he was student body presi-
dent in his senior year. He served
with the United States Navy al
Hawaii until he entered the Uni
Eversity of Arizona last summer
where he has been taking q pre-
medical course and was among tht
university's honor students.
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Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Pidgeon anc
son Sidney returned to their home
in Phoenix Monday after two day
visit at the home of their daughter
and sister, Mrs. Victor j. Wager
F1
Nogales international., 1947-05-30
Clough-Oldfather
Wedding At
Tucson Monday

st. Phillips In The Hills at Tucson
will be the scene of a wedding Mon
Gay evening at 7:30 o'clock when
Miss Clarice Jane Oldfather and
Harold E. Clough exchange VOWS
before a flower banked altar and
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HO 0539 IT.
arch terminolory. ~ desires s5 top puS5 jo5
semiadministrative duties $4,000. Box
YOUNG LADY. college graduate, super
vi5ory background, interested personnel
public relations, supervisory, clerical Box
RELIABLE, NEAT colored girl desires perm
job, day work cleaning Office or would
Ike to learn elevator operating. Call DI
Young WIDOW WITH SMALL CHILD de-
sires position at once in motherless home.
Call RE. 4q4f. 10"