NOGALES INTERNATIONAL— Nogales’ Home Newspaper— NOGALES, ARIZ., FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1945 PAGE SEVEN Picnic In Honor Bonds 1 Os Pvt. FINE WATCH Over America REPAIRING J. Allen Cumming Satisfaction Guaranteed »,wcietvM C. C. JACKSON In honor of Pvt. J. Allen Cum- 205 Morley—-Next to Clagett’s ming, a family picnic party was en- S. EDMONSON, Society Editor—Phone 534 MADDOX I joyed at Blue Haven last Sunday. MRS. E. Attending were J. A. Cumming, * ||iSlP?r ill®. WHO WAS AMERICA'S Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shemberger, Mrs. Family Dinner froJP Wlfr- WS 2nd highest basket* I. H. Shannon, Terry Shannon, Betty Wooddell ball scorer when Colin Edmonson, Mrs. Roy Adams, HE PLAYED FOR WEST > Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Karns. At R. M. W ¦ rVafirti H C E N I X Given Birthday ¦p : gr m***, frSZym Texas ? state Government, City of Nogales, Son- Surprise Party Harrison Home ora; Sanor Alejandro Villasenor; Ridge-Igo Post and Zack Odom Post in- Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Harrison Miss Betty Wooddell was the "-’ of American Legion; H. R. Sisk. at a DEDICATE)) TO THE’;-: spiration for a surprise birthday entertained Monday evening | ZZ’ Song, “America,” by audience. W - i PI OftEIR WOMEN 07-• party given by members of the Wolf family dinner at their ranch home. Benediction: Doctor O. A. Smith, and Hippo patrols of the Girl Scouts Present were Lt. Gen. and Mrs. pastor of United Fellowship Church. \ troop Monday evening, at the resi- Alvin C. Gillem, Dickie Gillem, Mrs. During the program, ¦fiotcJ? and Mrs. dence of Assistant Troop Leader Julian Ewell and son, Mr. will be played by bands. Patsy Hopkins. J. A. Harrison, Mrs. Marshall Ques- ; "" this Upon completion of the program Mary and Virginia /fdcmi4_a \ The affair was an al fresco picnic enberry, Misses : •: star is now serving at Arizona, |SP fT -'y Nogales, City 'Harrison, Harrison, Bill Mar- -kP''" form^L the Park supper, and the garden was decor- Jim there will be a grand serenade at shall, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Harrison. ! ated with green and yellow stream- '•«marines -HELPim KANSAS WOMEN the plaza in Nogales, Sonora, Mex- and a pinata gay with the same «•****•*• ers AND HIS BUDDIESPUT Following the signing of the treaty ico. girls presented a pro- colors. The T MPS with the Delaware and Shawnee gram and a birthday gift to Miss Mrs. Daniel Hopkins t Indians in 1854, settlers poured into Wooddell. Kansas. Women and children ac- »» steamboats, Present were Mrs. DeLeslie Wood- Hostess gtyyOSoRE companied the men on wm horseback, in schooners Miss Nancy ~ on prairie Open All Night dell, Mrs. Wm. Murray, At Card Party BONDS and wagons. They went to make it \<&>\ Murray, Mrs. Daniel Hopkins, and WAR a home territory and courageously 5 PJM. to 8 A.M. members of the two patrols: Rosie stayed to make permanent homes, Mrs. Hopkins was a de- Soto, Corcoran, Laura Daniel U. S. Treasury Department despite the bloody years of border Gertrude Wednesday evening FOR A GOOD SANDWICH Hill, Stewart, Alma Scriv- lightful hostess warfare over the slavery issue. They 1 Cc<fr-c*m<£farKec£ Caroline party. and who SEE SAM ener, Mireya Escovel, Viola Shestko, at a card Contract were strong, purposeful women rummy were played, prizes for scores foresaw the opportunity for prosper- R CITY CENTERED Emma Wanless, Julia Saldamando, Family Reunion gen- being awarded Mrs. Charles Venable Fred Lemier ity and good homes for future WITHIN A CITY Martha Pierson, Marlene Christian- Kansas has a monument \\ / and Mrs. John Elias. erations. TAMALES on Sale son. to them on the capital grounds at at SI / Art « At Ip? *:v F/ •*'! ********* Celebrates Guests invited included: Mrs. Ro- Topeka. Their grandsons battle for 8 P.M. Each Saturday (/T bert Gordon, Mrs. Clay Barton, Miss an unspoiled future for all the Nation JOHN A. ROCKWELL Grimm Home President About thirty friends gathered in- Virgie Walker, Miss Margaret Tit- Tenth Birthday and War Bond funds equip them. • U. S. Treasury Department formally at the P. E. Baffert resi- comb. Mrs. John Elias, Mrs. Wil- last J. KANE Freddy Le- A family reunion was held JACK dence on Pajarito street Tuesday liam Rashleigh, Mrs. William Char- Last Friday afternoon Mr. &*n*r*JMin*9*r on his weekend at the home of and ¦evening to celebrate the surrender ters, Miss Betty Wooddell, Mrs. mier received felicitations Barton’s Case Mrs. Arthur Grimm. of Japan with them. Charles Venable, Mrs. J. Palen 10th birthday anniversary at a Celebrates GRAND and CRAWFORD Those attending included Mrs. Hudgin, Mrs. Glenn Johnson, Mrs. party at his home on Plum street. Lowe and daughters, Ginger W. Cox, Mrs. Julian Ewell. Games were played and refresh- George Granddaughter’s C. Dee, California; ********* ments served. and Dee Compton, The guest list included: Irby Fox, Miss Irene Grimm, Wilmington, Second Birthday E. S. Edmonson and son Colin and in Athol Flanagan, Shirley Rooker, California; Mrs. Lillian Puchi Celebrating the birthday of her NOGAtES were business visitors Tucson Linda, Joanne Kime, Paul Bracker, Terry daughters Bonnie and Mrs. granddaughter’s second birthday, Thursday. daughter ********* Shannon, Joe Wise, Manuel Lopez, Mela Corwin and Ruth of Mrs. A. J. Mitchell asked a number OPEN DAILY FROM 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. THEATRE Louise Lopez, David Wilkey, Charles Los Angeles, Arthur Grimm, Jr., and of young friends in for a social Grimm, Lota i Nogales. Aria. Phone 257 Edmonson Carroon, John Isaacson, and the family, Miss Vera Mrs. afternoon Sunday of last week. Mrs. * BjS»% SUMMER young host. Romero and daughter Gloria and Individual cakes, topped with a FRIDAY son Jim of Compton, Calif. pink candle, featured the refresh- Hostess To ********* permanents “JUNGLE CAPTIVE” ment period. Singing “Happy Birth- mmmm Mitchell ; Otto Kruger Vicky Lane Group Os Friends READING CLUB day” to diminutive Diane and Cocktail Party At Mrs. W. H. Anderson invited mem- were: Jo Jane Bellman, Janet Led- Reading to be her “FROZEN GHOST” Complimentary to a group of bers of the Club ford, Diane Capin, Marilyn Mitchell, Home Os Thursday Deli- Garcia, Lon Chaney Evelyn Ankers friends who will be leaving Nogales guests afternoon. Sharon Meyers, Yolanda prefaced an af- Mesdames soon, and Mrs. H. J. Karns, whose cious refreshments Clay Barton, and Hank Mrs. Wm. Murray ternoon of reading and conversation. Myers, Loyd Ledford, W. C. Barton, pp| §§SPECIALTY SATURDAY birthday occurred this week, Mrs. Members are Mesdames Glenn Har- Miss Wheeler, , “BENEATH WESTERN SKIES” E. S. Edmonson was hostess at Lon Bellman. Ruth Livingstone ker, R. M. Harrison, R. T. Frazier, Mrs. SOFT LONG-LASTING CURLS Robert and luncheon Wednesday noon. A quartette of hostesses —Mrs. and Mitchell. J. Robins, Irene Sturdevant, Lon For the Hot Summer Months Smyley Burnette Covers were laid for Miss Margar- William Murray, Mrs. Daniel Hop- V. and Titcomb, Titcomb, Bellman, E. S. Edmonson. et Mrs. E. A kins, Mrs. Marguerite Macdonald ********* “JOHNNY DOESN’T LIVE Mrs. Walter F. Hansen, Mrs. Vinta and Mrs. Charles Venable —enter- Peace i HERE ANYMORE” Mrs. Harry Karns, Miss with a Davenport, tained last Saturday evening MRS. COX HOSTESS (Continued from Page One) Gwen’s Beauty Salon Margaret Wise, Mrs. Charles Wise, supper at the Murray resi- a SUNDAY garden Mrs. W. C. Cox was hostess to Park, following the parade: Miss Virgie Walker, Mrs. Virgil dence, which proved one of the 221 Grand Avenue “UNCLE HARRY” group of friends at her home on Introduction—James V. Robins, Operator Walker and Mrs. H. R. Chatham. week’s outstanding social events. GWEN DOROTHY, Owner MRS. J. A. JURY. Spanish Feature: Potrero street. Liverpool provided Master of Ceremonies. i Guests invited were: Mesdames diversion for the evening, and was Invocation: Reverend John P. Do- “UNA CARTA DE AMOR” PHONE 208 .. FOR APPOINTMENT | Mrs. Harold Stiles has departed and Messrs. C. B. Wilde, J. V. Ro- i Jorge Negrete followed by cooling refreshments. ran, Assistant Pastor, Sacred Heart ! for San Diego to visit her parents, bins, Wm. Corcoran, Wm. Taylor, Present were Mesdames C. Barton, Church. We now carry MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Taylor. Upon Jr., John Elias, Eugene Sykes, Mc- Johnson, MON. - TUES. - WED. Robert Gordon, Glenn J. Solo: Miss Virgie Walker. 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