Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-07
NelUs Of Social Circles

the last frivolity of the season. The ball room was decorated in American flags and flags of the allies, giving a military note that was thrilling. Af ter each dance and the music had ceased the dancers sought coOlness OH the galleries. Here and there could be seen in the dim light pretty frOcks with a background of olive drab. number of military men being present from Douglas. IL was an ideal night for an affair of this kind as the large crowd proved.
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 The Red Cross Shop took in over S2OO this month. This is a splendid amount but could be bett4r but for the lack of supplies to sell. Often there comes a little slack in the business of the hardest working mSQ, but it doesn't last long and business soon picks up to be better than before. So it is hoped that this will be the case with the Red Cross Shop that business will soon be booming Workers are needed, so many of them have gone away for the summer that it is neces- sary to make an appeal for substitutes. Just call up Mrs. Charles Hawley and offer your services to keep shop for one day a week.
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 Judge Lockwood of Tombstone will be in Bisbee on Thursday at 7:3O p. m. and will speak to the Parent-Teachers Association at Horace Mann high school.
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 Howard Warren left for Tucson where he will act as mechanical in- structor in the training camp.
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 The Anona Club served refreshments on Saturday night at the Warren park dance
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 Mrs. J. c. Cowan of Warren left Friday night on the Golden State for California to spend the summer months.
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 The c. and A. band deserves much credit for it's cooperation in making the 4th of July a glorious one in the Warren district They not only donat- ed their harmonious music but sold tickets and were floor managers, helped generally towards making fat contribution to the Red Cross. During the whole summer this loyal band has given to the Red Cross the sole right to sell refreshments at the dances. This has been widely appreciated and deserves notice, and they are still will ing and ready to help in any way pos sible, offering their services gladly in any capacity needed. Bisbee is in deed fortunate to have such a com mendable organization in it's midst and the community at large are grateful.
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 At the very last moment on the night of the 4th it was discovered, much to the sorrow of the women who were in charge, that the men who had been appointed to help with the en- tertainment were among the missing. Lost, strayed or stolen were these poor men and it is just whispered that our sister state may have been the cause for their delinquency.
 Some men pat themselves on the back with the consoling thought 1n mind that their neighbor is working hard for the Red Cross and that his services will never be missed, but that will never suffice when the honor roll is called, and the question is asked, what have you done?
 With the competent aid of MT c. W. Allen and his able assistants things turned out nicely. The men who help ed Mir Allen were Messrs. Tom Hughes, Foster. Cooper, Wertz, Olsen. Bert Fenner, Wm. Gum and Dr. Con zales.
 At the booth the sum of $365 was taken in but the expenses for the even ing have not been taken out of that as yet At the dance pavilion $250 was collected. There were 100 cases of soda disposed of during the after noon and evening
 Mrs. Philip Wilson had charge of the tableauX that was sucH a success.
 The Warren Fire Department usual ly have a dance at the park on the 4th, but this year they gave prece- dence to the celebration of the day of independence which was remembered by the Allied world.
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