Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-09

day with Mrs. Henry POppen in charge were Mesdames Wm. C. Todt, H. AK ard, Clinton Moon. Charles Baily, M c. High and Tregonning Nine hun dred congresses were made. The Adawana Camp Fire girls were also present and Grade 9C of the Junior high school. Irene Griffith, Jean Wat CTS. Ida Hutterman, Edith Hanley, Hel en Okerstrom and Bertha Ojeda made 1000 congresses.
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 The following women sewed for the A. F. F. w in the Garfield school work room Thursday. Mesdames T. E. Williams, Kellar, Hogan, Daily Blunt, Prather, c. E. Hatcher, David Allen, Sowerbutts, McGeein, Bryan, Wilson, Hays. Hughes, Russell, Chas. Hardin, WartZ, s. E. Wagner, John Chain, Ross Griffith. B. w. Parnell. Winstead, Williams, Cooper and Franr- zen
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 The Baptist Ladies Aid under the auspices of the president, Mrs. M. L.. Butler, meets every first Thursday in the month to sew for the A. F. F. W. at Garfield school. These are some Of the best workers of the district. They made 100 slings with strings, wrapped and tied away for shipping 5 suits of pajamas, comfort pillows, cut many scraps of outing and gauge for ambu- lance pillows, the larger scraps of out ing to be used for patch quilts. Ten year cid Gladys Prather made 5 com- presses. Mrs. Daily has charge of the making of an aviation coat which IS being made from cast-off kid gloves. Those who have any old kid gloves might send them to Mrs. Prather al her home or at the Garfield school, as it takes a great many to make coat.
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 Mrs. John Chain has been highly complimented by the workers head quarters in France through Mrs. M. E. M. Frantzen, state chairman, for able manner in which she conduccs the work rooms. The surgical sup plies being up to standard in every re- spect and every work day a record day. The finished work is sent 10 New York and then overseas as sooa as it is ready. The Bisbee committee of the A. F. F. W. just shipped for hos pitals, 13 suits of pajamas, 2340 coH- presses, 19O dressings, 125 flannel bandages. % gauge metre, 3 eye ban dages, 39 comforts, 31 picture books made by the different school children of the district, girls petticoats, cook aprons, women's petticoats. 5 chemises and 15 tapis de propreee (news paper pads).
 @ 7: z Mrs. Frantzen on behalf of head quarters and the local committee of the A F. F. W. wishes to thank Mir. John Chain for the use of his automU- bile in delivering finished work and to shipping room in Central 1 school, and also for the benefit parry | given recently. To Mir. Ross Griffith | and all other men of the district who | have so generously contributed to the . and finances of the func thanks are extended. Their cooper1- | ton has enabled the local committee ] to do much more towards helping the | part of France that has been allotted , to the A. F. F. w of America. For !. the French and Belgian hospitals be- i hind the line and the devastated dis trict in Bleinencourt Aisne.
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 Les Jeune Club will meet with Mrs. ! F. E. Williams, teacher monitor, al her home in Tombstone Canyon Satur- day p. m. All members are request ed to be present. There is business Of vital interest to be discussed. Mrs. . Frantzen, state chairman, will be m . attendance.
 Old kid gloves, banners, table cov- CTS, and all kinds of discarded kid can be used for the lining of aviators coats. Eighteen coats have been mace SO far in the Warren work rooms. There are a great many people who have these worn articles in their pos- session and would be very glad to dis pose of them. Now the opportunity has presented itself; just leave thern at the Warren work rooms.
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 The Anona Club held a meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. M. Lusa of Warren. Current topics were discussed and sewing and knitting made the evening a delightful one. Those present were Misses Opal Core,
  Elizabeth Stamper, Genevieve John, Edith Kennedy. Evelyn Kennedy, Jo- 5ephine Clothier, Florence Buckets. Florence Chancy. Margaret Caretto, Lucy Caretto, Mrs. c. w. Boswell. Miss Thompson, MT and Mrs. Brazil. The next meeting will be at the home of Maud Brazil of Bisbee.
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 gw@ The after school classes of instru- mental music will give a recital on Tuesday night, May II, at 7:30 fin the nigh school gymnasium. There will f De about 50 entertainers upon the diff erent instruments such as mandolin, , yuitar, violin and other instruments oi his sort. The recital is to show the , people how rapidly these pupils have advanced along these musical lines. Ii This is the first public recital and will ,e free to the public.
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 The Parent-Teachers Association lad their last meeting Tuesday eyen-