Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-12-16

The Soldiers Comfort CLUB. OF WEIGH
Mrs. F. C. Hurst is chairman, has re-
eeiyed so many letters from boys IN
the cantonments expressing sincere
appreciation of the Thanksgiving
boxes. that il feels encouraged 20 work
al the harder to send away the same
well-filled boxes for Christmas There
are greater obstacles in the way now.
for everyone has been asked to give
so many times TO various things be-
sides the usual Christmas giving that
/. is going to be harder TO get dona-
tons to the soldiers goodies. How
ever. they are all going TO be remem-
bered. and the committee is working
hard to see to II that they are not
disappointed. Anyone who wishes to
help in any way had best call up Mrs.
Hurst at once, because the time is get
ting short. and the boxes will have
70 be mailed soon. II they are TO reacn'
the training camps by Christmas.
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All the schools will hold Christmas
entertainment on different days this
week. but by far the most interesting
thing that Bisbee children have ever
done for the entertainment of their pa
rents and friends viii be the pagean.
at the Lincoln school at $3.50 Tuesday
evening, December Is.
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Mrs May Curry Hall. bride of last
August, who has been living at Fort ID.
A Russell, Wyoming, where her hus-
band is captain of the First cavalry.
is now visiting her parents in War
rem Captain Hall is coming TO Bisbee
sOen 10 visit before going to his new
station in Douglas
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Twenty-one women attended the
class for making surgical dressings.
under the direction Of Mrs Poppen. at
the Woman's club. Friday afternoon
Everyone was very much interested
and the class is TO be held every Friday
afternoon AT 1 o'clock
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There will be meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers' association of the Cen
trzi school Tuesday evening. and some
very interesting subjects will be
brought up for discussion.
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One OF the most enjoyable features
of Christmas week viii be the dance
ton is preparing TO give Friday even
ing, December 2Sth. for the especial
benefit of the many members who are
coming home for their Christmas va
cations. The committee in charge Is
composed OF Miss Kittie Regan, Mrs.
Clarence Wittig and Miss Maud Bra
ziel The auditorium win be decorated
in true Christmas festiveness- A great
many invitations have been issued and
a record crowd is anticipated
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Mrs. Morley. wife of the boys sec
Rotary of the Y. NJ. c. A staff, ar
rived Wednesday from Norfolk, Ne
brasEa-
Mrs. E. E EIlinwood spent several
days of the past week visiting friends
IN Il PasO. returning home Friday
eTeling
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Hurst entertain
ed at dinner Thursday evening Lieut.
Crozier and Sergt. Blinman. Canadian
officers who are intimate friends of
Mrs Hurst's brother in Winnipeg.
Manitoba Lieut.. Crozier left Bisbee
+ LlC1t LuOEH1uS lOI IcCl utlluS AOTk III
other parts OF the United States, and
expects - return here about January
Is.
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Mrs. Roy Benton very pleasantly en-
tertained the members to St Johns
Guild last Tuesday afternoon De
lightful refreshments were served The
next meeting of the guild VII take
place the afternoon OF December IS,
and Mrs Ivan Burgess viii be the host
ess. at her home on Higgins Hill.
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The bi+mOnthly meeting or the
Twentieth Century club was held Tues
day afternoon After the business
session Mrs Cochran. chairman of the
literary committee. took charge The
subject to be studied was Washington.
one OF timely interest since the eyes
of the world are all turned to Washing
ton st the present time, watching the
important events that are going on