Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-25
NeWs Of Social Circles

An s. O. s. call has been out broad cast throughout the nation for student nurses, 25,0OO of them are needed vit- ally to fill the vacancies left by the full fledged nurses that will leave for service overseas, to bring relief from pain to our warriors.
 All unattached women from 19 to 8 years of age, in good health and with a high school education or its equiva- lent will have an opportunity to enroll at the Y. Nj. C. A. on Monday and Tuesday from 10 a. m. to p. m.
 Ask your self this question, What am I doing to help win the war;" It isn't light task this training, but the country is facing a shortage at the present moment of women that will be prepared for home nursing and upon the health of our people here in Amer ica depends the fighting strength of the soldier This lack of professional trained women will become more acute as the war goes on, that if skilled service is to be available for the care of the wounded abroad as well as the sick at home the necessary supply of trained nurses must be increased. This can only be done by the patriotic wOm- en of the country rallying, coming forth and offering themselves for the most strenuous training.
 To be strong and able to go will be a great privilege and the greatest pos sible opportunity that will ever come to womanhOOd Of America. Over one third of the men that volunteer for service in the army and navy were rejected on account of physical dis ability. so the proportion will natur- ally be greater among women. A good constitution is absolutely imperative for there will be much hard, serious work so no triflers are wanted. In these hectic days of untrained work CTS the girl who is willing to enter on a long and unromantic course of study from 2 to 3 years is, wanted to release a graduate nurse fin America. so that she may go to our second line of defense in France and will find the door open for her at the Y. M. c. A. on Monday and Tuesday. .-,--,.--
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 Taesdat nigslt a very pieasant sur prise, in the way e a dinner parsy, was given in hoHpr df MT and Mrs. James Nalley. a fliefre home in Don Luis. The occasion was that of twentieth wed anniyeFsary Forty guests were present 9who bsrticiuated iIl the celebration of friendly 5ollityc I
 gM.s lGreetines> have, been received here bk local friends from Mrs. Nave Es- l tlper Thomas English, who is at pres cut. in San Antonio Tex, visiting reta- tfyes. Mrs. EngIIsn says that she is 1 enjoying beipg 1at. home again in dear old surnx southern San Antonio. with | it's myriad attractions and scenes of beauty. The green shade of its many | lovely parks. the slfnnses of it's eX- tensive army camps. the fascinatingl | whirr of the'cOrntlessr aeroplanes thatI daily stud the sky Yet. Mrs. Fpelish | says that sheis eOing.to leave all this soon and return to dear novel Risbee. | with its rugged beauty and pietures- uaeness. its wonderful mines its west ern spirit cf progression that Is ever in the atmosphere.
 Many. no doubt. remember Mrs. Eng fish and will he glad tn learn that on her return to Risbee she will reopen har studio of expression and dramatic | drT. eaTfV m SeNF F6IlDeT. HIS Sihtt- | ment will be gladly greeted hv those who had the advantage of her teach ing last year and bv others who are nlanning to take up the work with her
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 Miss Roberta Sinclair was the guestt of, honor at party given at her home last Saturday night hv the Class or 1917. The affair was in way sort of class reunion. Those present were the Misses Alice Rrerton. Rosemoud Shreve. Myrtle Ewing, Blanche Wer- ner. Ethel Wellman. Lucille Watkins Anna Davis Cathrine Kinsella. thel Messers. Ed Baldwin. Gerrfe, Williams and Alfred Truscott.
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 A delightful moonlight hike to High-I iand Park was enjoyed last Tuesday night by the local post office forcel F.----ssls-7sszHlF- . 7llss.- aitllas 2, eA-~-- l.