Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-02
WEEKLY NEWS LETTER YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
OF WARREN MINING DISTRICT

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the Pacific coast. c. p. Jackson, who
was also here with Retlaw, IL in San
Francisco. Jackson will be remsmb-
cred as a prominent member OF the
and many OF the members win be
glad TO hear that the boys are doing
we'll
The English classes are small, but
intense. The class is taught as two
sections; one advanced and the other
beginning. II would repay the trou-
BILE and time consumed many fold.
both in pleasure and In cash. for a
large number of the men Of the dis
trict TO get into this work.
Reginald Fehyn. who has been In
the district for the past three months.
during which time he has taken a
very active part in the work OF the
association, left by way of Douglas
for the Pacific coast points. where ne
has come valuable land holdings. Mr..
Fehyn was employed at the Bisbee
Auto company, as an auto mechanic.
The glad hand of the association goes
with Mr. Fehyn wherever he goes.
Mr. Tenney's French class will meet
again next Tuesday at 1880 and 700
p. m. A large attendance Is desired.
George Harris, who has been en-
ployed in the Copper Queen machine
shop. left last Saturday night for
Honolulu, II. T. We shall miss Mr..
Harris greatly at the "Y" where be
has been a prominent member. He
was one OF the best bowlers in the
district. and was a great booster in
! the bowling alleys.
The Current Events club will be or
ganized In the lounge room next Sun
day at 1880 D. m. Mr. ]. B. Tenney,
chairman of the "Y" education COM
mittee, will be in the chair. At each
meeting some phase Of the war. or
of current politics will be discussed
in b free and easy way. A rousing
big crowd is expected
The State Bureau of Mines. In con-
nection with the National Y. NJ c. A
has a large assortment of moving pic
lures of an unusual and Interesting
sort. Views OF men at work In mines
and orchards. travels in Argentina and
Asia, safety reels and sanitary films
included. These will be used In the
local association soon. Watch for
further announcements.
Hats off to Charles Albert Smith.
one of the most popular members of
the association, who has just ven-
tured into the wonderful mysteries OF
matrimony. The 1885 members ex-
tend congratulations. Charlie
! Announcement Is Just being made Of
the next lyceum number. the "Yod-
lers." which will appear on December
18th. Word also by wire received.
announcing the postponement OF the
noted lecturer. Miss Ida NJ Tarbell
who is now unfortunately In the John
Hopkins sanitarium at Baltimore, IN
dergoing an operation. She has post
poned all engagements until February
and March, 1918 - s'7
Mr.. Philbrook has returned TO town
and will give another Of his lectures
on the Development OF American
Ideas" on Monday at 1870 and 100
p. m A visit to this class will be wsll
worth while.
Did you ever stop to consider how
many soldier boys there are In can
comments. on battleships and overseas
that never. II seldom. ever receive a
piece OF mail? The association Is max
ing a study OF this very condition. and
an ,endeavor is being made to relieve
the condition. About a dozen people
in the Warren district are adopting
for the period OF the war. some such
! soldier boy, writing him frequently.
sending him small tokens Of apprecia-
ton, mailing him magazines. remem-
bering him on Thanksgiving day. and
surely will at Christmas season. and
in every little way possible. making
him feel that somebody really cares
| for him, and knows and admires him
for the very important part he Is
playing in this great conflict for free
| dom and democracy. The following
letter has just been received by one
OF these boys: Somewhere In the
u. S. A." the mother written to al
ready having two boys Of her own. one
away to college and the other In the
Bisbee schools. but she makes the
time for her new adopted boy. Until
the first letter was written few weeks
ago. this boy had never received any
mail The letter speaks for itself: IL
take pleasure In writing you few
lines today and let you know that /
have received your most welcome let
| ter. end am certainly glad TO have
you for a mother. for | never knew
what the love OF a mother was. Ny
mother left me when | was quite a
young boy. thank you q thousand
times for your kindness. You do not
know how II made me feel TO have
some one write me. and claim me for
son. especially some one whom I
have never met. But pray TO the