Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03

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 Mrs E Brittle was hostess to St- Johns Guild las, Tuesday afternoon. and the members worked bUsily at Red Cross knitting. Mrs. Ross Crif- fitl Cf Upper Tombstone canyon will entertain the Guild the afternoon of February 5Jh.
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 Reverend Jacob White is expected to arrive next week to take charge of St Johns church. and will be the guest of Mir and Mrs. F. E Bennett The pulpit will be filled today by Rev. Bertrand R Cocks, canon of the diO- cese- and superintendent of St. Luke's hospital
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 Perhaps the most important work for victory vet attempted in Bishee is the great drive for Red Cross sub scriptiOns 10 be commenced next Mon day. A plan for the success Of the campaign has been worked out. whereby each Bisbee man and woman will be asked to contribute a small amount each month. prOportionate. to his or her income The result will be that the local chapter will be as sured a regular monthly stipend sui ficient t to carry on uniformly the work that it has been forced to do spasmOdicaliy during the past year because Of the irregulariJy with which t has been supplied with funds An efficient financial committee was ap- pointed at the business meeting. con sisting Of Mesdames W T. Brophy. George Bridge. \. C. BledsOe, and Messrs- J. P HOdgsOn. ". B GchrinC. ArthI IT HOule and George Cobb. Mon day morning. the following Bisbee and Warren women will start out on the great undertaking: Mesdames. 1. R- Griffith r. E. Bennett, s. H. Har- Tis. John Chain. C. W Moon. A P. Brownlee. D. Playfair. Ben Franken- burg. Carl Trisehks- R. COoveT, R A. Bretherton. Patrick A. M-DOnalG. O. N Alvin Joseph Lutz- F. Sinclair, Andrew Sinclair. John Bevan, Richard Lahore. Birch. John Mason Ross, T., A Hughes. P N- Buckwslter. Alexan- der Murray. John Scott. C. ". CrOm- well. Henry Hollis. H. D. Anderson. r. A CrOcker. G. H. Fitzgerald, Frank Duval. H. Reese. R Burgess. L. Rich. F. A Mckinney. Lucille Stid- ger. C F Wittig. Clarence Wittig. Allie Wilson. Frances Cummings. Albert Sheetz. E. N Durley, c. M. McKean. Howard Barkell. W ! Spanldins. Paul Stevens. and Misses Helen Treu. A O'ConnOr and Good body.
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 Mrs. Mary F. Morris. of New Or leans. who visited Bisbee to attend the wedding of her son. Samuel H. Morris. 10 Miss COrnelia EllinwOOd, left Thurs day night for her home in the south.
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 The WOman's League Of the PresSy- terisn church will meet next Wednes day afternoon at 2:S0, with Airs. George Gri5se at Lowell All mem berS are urged to be present
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 Miss Alice Stephenson, who taught las- wear in the Bisbee high school. end s. A. Coco. who holds a responsi- lie position with the Wells. Fargo EN- press Co. were married in i-ns Angel es. January 15. They number many friends who will be surprised and pleased to hear of their union. The vouls couple are visiting relatives in Lcng Bridge. La. for month.
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 hn enjoyable card part was given in hcnor of NIT. and Mrs R. r. Frazier -'-oir new home in Warren the even ing of January 25- The newlyweds were the recipients of many beautiful presents. The evening WIS spent in singing and dancing and refreshments were served.
 egs The Baptist Ladies Aid met with Mrs. David Allen Thursday afternoon. and spent pleasant afternoon sewing There were present Mesdames H. L. Butler O. W. Harshaw, George Bell. c. A Plunkett. J. F Branaman. C. ". Cooper. W F. Oxsheer. W. c. Bryan. and L. StOdghill The next meeting will be that of the Missionary Circle next Thursday afternoon. with Mrs. George Bell in Warren
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 Emily Stone left on the Golden State Limited this morning for Camden.