The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-14
The MorenCi | leader I
Items of Local Interest by Special Correspondent

The Ladies' Aid Society held an other very popular home cooked" food sale in the P. D. M. store on Saturday afternoon
 Invitations will be issued shortly to an Elks dance to be given in the Morenci Club on Friday evening, April 4th. This promises to be one of the main social events of the sea son.
 The many friends of the Rev. J. P. MacPhie will be glad to know that he is again able to be about and is almost fully recovered from an ill., ness which forced him to bed for several days last week.
 MT. w. Carlton, timekeeper for the P. D. Corporation, has resigned his position and has left for his home in Wichita Falls at which place he holds some land on which he expects to find oil.
 | The teaching corps of the Morenci schools has been augmented by the arrival of Miss Harriet Thomas of Chicago, who will fill the position left vacant by the resignation of Miss Sigma Marie Holiness. 1 Saturday night or Ladies night at the Morenci Club will be featured by the semi-monthly dance. Weller's orchestra will furnish music full of pep and ginger for the occasion This dance is going to be a good one, so do not miss it
 |, One of the last basket ball games of the season will be held in the school gymnasium on Friday even ing. played by the Town Team and Morenci High School. The usual large and enthusiastic audience is expected.
 It. J H. Saunders, who has been in Uncle Sam's service for the past two years, has received an honorable discharge and has returned to Mo :, enci and his old nositiun as engi- necr at the P. D. power house The many friends of "Red's'' are glad to see lin back.
 On March 18th, which is Tuesday of next week, the Clifton Woman's Club will give play, entitled ''The Women Who Did', under the auspi- ces of the Morenci Woman's Club Tickets are now being sold at soc a piece, and the women are anxious to give the Morenci people another treat. Dancing will be enjoyed af- ter the play for an additional fee of 25c. Adams orchestra will fur nish the music
 A most enjoyable afternoon of bridge was held in the parlors of the Morenci Club on Tuesday, when Mesdames c. M. Staples and J. M. Frankel were hostess to their many friends. Yellow and white were the colors carried out in decorations and refreshments. Prizes were won by Mrs. D. Grant, Mrs. G. w Blather- wick, and Mrs. L. J. Owens
 The Morenci Woman's Club held it's regular meeting in the Club Room on "Wednesday of this week. Election of officers was the order of the day. New officers for the coming year are: President. Mrs. w. A. Moore; 1st vice-president, Mrs. Lillian E. Hunt; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Min or Roscoe; Recording Secretary, Mrs F. E. Stanton; Corresponding Secre- Idly, MI .. ShdIISS I1yuS, IIedSuT0T, Mrs. A. J. Kristen. A social time was enjoyed after the business of the day, and tea was served by Mes danes Hokum, Arfseen and Hunt. Mrs. w. A. Moore is to be the dele gate to represent the Morenci club at the annual state federation which meets at Yuma on March 26 to 2S.
 Mrs. Claudio Reeves and Miss Kathlyne Hallowell entertained at five hundred' in their home on c. Hill on Saturday evening in honor of MT. and Mrs. l.. N. Simmons, who will leave shortly for Fl Paso, Texas at which place they will make their future home After five games hard ly contested, high honors were award ed Mrs. w. A. Baxter and MT. T. c. Burgess. After a very delightful midnight lunch, the guests departed voting Mrs. Reeves and Miss Hallow | ell royal entertainers and wishing MT. and Mrs. Simmons every suc- cess in their new homes. To All Baseball Fans Is there any good reason why Mo-