Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-07

ment to their parents. The little girls were prettily dressed in Easter colors of rose. blue and pink that made them look like flowers. A veritable rain bow.
 A pleasing little program was rem dered by the girls. The club song was followed by a Bible reading by Winifred Marshal, and Edith Cobb, Phoebe Haas, Emma Warren and Lot tie Mae Wacek gave recitations. Kath erine Ashley and Adalaide Walman recited Easter verses. An interesting feature of the program was the award ing of the Polly Anna rings. These rings were presented by Miss McCur- dy, girls secretary of the Y. W. c. A. The girls who received them were Ruth Moore, Edith Cobb and Wini- fred Marshall.
 At the close of the program light refreshments were served by the lit tie girls and Easter souvenirs distrib- uted.
 The Polly Annas are real live little workers making the world brighter by their presence and they carry out their motto very well, which is Took up. lighht up, play te glad game and teach it to others"
 xG&
 Vivian Robinson and Lena Young's pupils from Miss Riley's school made and wrapped bandages Friday after noon.
 wg@
 The manual training class under Mir. Shirk contributed their labor in making shipping boxes to send surgi- cal supplies to France for the A. T. T. W. which show much skill in work manship.
 gM&
 The Owaissa Camp Fire Girls wrap ped and closed with surgical stitch $50 congresses for trench first aid in France, under Mrs. FrantZen's super vision. This work is becoming very popular with the many junior clubs as we'll as home work for the moth CTS.
 @@@
 The Bisbee Lincoln committee A. F. F. W. are very thankful for the do nation of a set of Red Cross stamps from M Snodgrass, the kind that are used in the United States and France with which to stamp surgical dress l ings.
 g%% Mrs. FrantZen is one American wom | an who has time with all her other | duties, to write on an average of 50 | letters a week to her many godsons | of war. She is "marraine" to soldiers l mo camps and base unit hospitals | in America. The Belgian army and | two hospitals hack of the firing line in France. Also soldiers in the Can adian army. The boys serving in | France are so eager for letters to keep them from getting blue" that they write a letter each week Many soldiers in the Belgian army are adept at reading and writing English and usually the best of letter writers. The past three weeks Mrs. FrantZen has secured 367 godmOthers and go- fathers to the Belgian blesse. in Ari- Zona. Clubs of both men and women are adopting groups of these lovely boys. The soldier gives his life, and any man or woman could spare a few moments 10 write few cheerful lines to the soldiers of our allies in the trenches and hospitals behind the fir ing line. Mrs. FrantZen would like to secure the aid of few more god mothers and godfathers in the War ren district
 t sS "
 The Woman's League of the Pres byterian church met at the home of Mrs. Sam Kyle on Quality Hill We'd nesday afternoon. A very interesting missionary program was given by Mrs. Bridge and Mrs Notman. Re ports were given by the different chairmen which showed each depart being very active.
 The League. voted to buy a Liberty bond and then refreshments were serv ed to the following: Mesdames FL linwood, Bridge, Kyle, Hunt, Houston Osler, Maddox, Thomas, Notman, Hooper, Landes, Sinclair. Alvin, Has Singer, Webster, Durley, Mitchell, Hawley, Jackson, Wright and Gilman.
 @& H
 The Anona Club will meet at the home of Mrs. w R. Tonkin, Tuesday evening, April 9th.
 @@@ Miss Mary Butler was in charge of tle surgical dressing class at the Women's Club Friday afternoon. 10S9l congresses were made. The follow ing were present: Mesdames D. H. Landis, H. Sterling C. H. Hunt, J. Hlgn, T. HOhSton, J. SllVerthOrn, Geo. Poole, c. H. Moore. Howard Barkell, T. O. Friedel, J. hurchill. Harry Reese A. M. Smock, w. F. Hess, C. Cornell J. Murray, B. Warner, & H. Kyle. T. H. Wright. J. Cannon, w. E. Tonkin, Hankin, c. Trischlla, c. c. Mitchell. B. Norton, Sam Frankenberg, F. Kapf, R. Glanyille and E. L. Blair
 1 s A !. The Lincoln committee A. F. F. W. will meet at the Garfield school house in Tombstone Canyon, every Thurs day at 1O:30 a. m. to 4:30 D. m. for the purpose of making surgical dressings by the French method, to be shipped to the French and Belgian hospitals.
 @@@ Mrs M. E. M. Frantzen, state chair man for the American Fund for French Wounded, wishes with pro- profound sincerity to thank the War ren District Red Cross chapter and hearty cooperation allowing A. F. F. h w committees of the Parent Teach ers Association of the Lincoln school