The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-03-07
he MOrenCi Leader
Items of Local Interest by Special Correspondent

night in the week Come out and get acquainted and you will find that Morenci is not such a bad place to live in after all.
 sible to secure sugar for the refresh ment rooms he used substitutes which cot much more than sugar and not nearly as satisfactory. He alss showed himself master of the situa- tion during the two months when Morenci was under quarantine, car rying on the limited work, which the Club under these restrictions was allowed to do with the least possible expense. MT. Murray's many friends are glad to learn that he will remain in Morenci for a time.
 Brotherhood Meeting Postponed
 The regular meeting of the Moren- ci Mems Brotherhood has been post poned until Tuesday evening, March 18th. Among the features of this meeting will be a debate on the sub- ject: Should tht United States En- ter into League of Nations" The debate will be open to ali, so try and be present at this meeting.
 Rally Day at the Morenci Chapel
 Sunday school on Sunday morning at 9:30. The main feature of Sun day services at the Chapel on this day will be singing. Special music at the morning service. In the even ing sacred concert will be render ed by the Chapel quartette and will be followed by a song service. Come out and bring a friend.-John Mac Phie, Pastor.
 WatchfuI Waiting Rewarded-
 Several weeks ago the garage of E J. Rubien was broken into and sew eral new tires, inner tubes and tools were stolen. No clue could be ob- tained as to the guilty parties, but Mrs. Rubien started in watching all cars that passed the house in hopes that some day she would recognize their tires, this watchful waiting was finally rewarded when on Tuesday Mrs. Rubien saw tires which re- sembled theirs on another car, whereupon she took the license num- Der of the car and then got in touch with her husband and consulted Con- stable Hoffman who found the car and on being confronted by MT. and Mrs. Rubien, the man confessed that he had purchased the whole outfit from a boy for ten dollars. The boy was apprehended and confessed to the theft The Rubiens recovered everything but one inner tube.
 The Rosevere Class from the Mo renci Chapel Sunday school consist ing of boys between the ages of and 12 enjoyed an educational tour last Saturday. They left the school yard at 9:10 a. m. over the trail to the county road, taking lunch near Eagle Creek. The boys passed the Arnold residence with heads uncov- cred in honor of their fellow student who passed away as result of an ac cident in the school yard a few days before While enroute' the boys en- joyed several talks on probable ori- gin of the surrounding hills. rock straite, etc. First Aid to the Injur- ed'' by MT. Murray, their conductor. A ball game with another class on the way. Gymnastic exercise in a sand bank, team work in throwing rocks at a target also marked inter esting features of the day and the boys returned home hale and hearty and anxious for another outing.
 "Open House" at Morenci Club
 One of the most enjoyable events of the season was held on Saturday evening when Open House" was held at the Morenci Club. The en- tertainment committee under the chairmanship of MT. P. B. Lord to- gether with each member of the di- rectorate were on hand to see that each person had a good time. At the door of the Club each lady arriving was presented by bouquet of car nations. MT. RE T. Weller with five piece orchestra furnished his usual classic music for the occasion Dancing was the main feature of the evening although the game tables were all full and many expert chess and checkers players were brought to light. These Saturday night fea- lures will be a feature of the new Club. For next Saturday night the committee is planning bridge and 500 party in addition to the many other attractions of the club. Watch the Club bulletin and see what is happening at the Club.