Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16


 Sanders, Butterfield, Kennaugh, Trees Gundery, Sr., John, Lang, Berry, Ben ton and Hubbard.
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 Miss Ruby Knowles entertained the "Fedelis" class of the First Baptist Church at the home of her parents. Mir and Mrs. W. Knowles, on warren Hill, Friday evening, June Eth.
 After the business had been attend ed to a pleasant evening was spent in playing games and singing. Refresh ments were then served to the follow ing members: Misses Ida Watkins, Esther Lange, Phoebe Holt, Mabel Ew- ing. Ruby Knowles, Frances Rowe, and Ruth Jones. Mesdames Bondie, Grant, R. o. Evans and W. Knowles.
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 The play called a Pageant for the Present Hour given by the pupils Of the Loretto school was held on Tues day. June II, at the St. Patricks Hall, and was very much enjoyed by all who attended. The orchestra gave con cert for half hour, rendering popu- lar and national pieces. The entire performance was we'll planned and well staged and was thoroughly en- joyed by all who attended.
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 Mae Esther Thompson English and neice. Miss Crystal Waters, who has spent three months visiting her aunt. left Friday for San Antonio, Texas, where they will spend the summer with Mrs. Englishs mother and other relatives. The many friends of Mrs. English will be glad to know that she will return to the Warren District this fall. and will continue her work as teacher of dramatic art.
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 Because of the illness of her mather, Mir. and Mrs. Roy Holcomb of Quality Hill will leave soon for Los Angeles, to be gone indefinitely. For two years and a half MT. Holcomb has been as sociated with Henderson and Watkins Lumber Co.
 They are leaving Q host of warm friends. who will regret to learn Of their departure.
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 Mir. and Mrs. George Perry of Qual- ity Hill, are leaving Saturday for the coast.
 Mrs. George Jay and family, and Mrs T. J. Homewood will leave in the Jay car for Berners today for month outing.
 A. F. F. W. wish to thank the chil- dren of Grade A of the Central school for the 50 nicely made pieces of cloth ing which will be sent to the poor chil- dren of France very soon.
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 The women of the Lincoln school the Parent Teachers Association, serv- ed refreshments at the Warren Park dance Saturday night for the benefit of the Red Cross. A great deal of trouble was taken to make this worth while affair in a financial way. Ice cream cones were served on a tray that had been covered with white crepe paper with red crosses adorning each one and bright ribbon handles. Those who served were the following: Mesdames J. B. Williams, T. E. Will jams, Arthur, Chain, Hayes, Huston, Cooper, Harris, Ccbbe, Hatcher Wick ern, and Wertz. The teachers were Misses Wacek, Detloff, Opal Core, Minnie Frisbee and Beaumont of Doug las.
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 The Red Cross Nursery seems to be working out nicely. A number of chil- dren have been left in the care of these competent women. It is indeed gratifying to know that the women of the Warren District are responding so rapidly. This will give a great many workers to the Red Cross daily that would never have been able to go otherwise. There were five children to be looked after in Lowell Thursday afternoon. It is sincerely hoped that this will continue There will be some one in charge at the Y. w. c. A. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. In Warren at the Warren Park every af- ternoon but Monday In Lowell every afternoon. A certain elderly lady in Bisbee can knit sock in 3 hours and 15 minutes. That is swift work and deserves praise | for she will certainly help to lick the Kaiser. By keeping the feet of the soldier boys warm, health will be 10O96 She is doing a great deal for her coun- ! try in her quiet unassuming way, go- ing steadily along without praise but
 
 in making a mans life in the trenches as comfortable as possible.
 z @ z The Bisbee A. F. F. w. lost one of its best workers when Miss J. F. Burch left to enter a training school | for nurses in California. but her many friends feel that she will make sue ] cess of this work as she has done in the past This is a patriotic calling l and whoever offers their services to | the cause of the winning of the war ] deserves the highest praise.
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 Many slings and sling strings were | made for the A. F. F. w. at the Gar l field school on Thursday. The follow l ing helping, Mesdames Hogan, Parr, ] Pernell, Griffith, Chain, T. F. Will l jams, Hardin, Sowerbutts. Arthur Dal- | ly, Hughes and Prather. Gladys and | Robert Prather made 100 congresses. l Mrs. Frantzen in charge.
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 Mir. Metz of the Pioneer Soda Works | donated three cases of soda to be sold 1