The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-01-30

Tuesday morning, the pupils OF the
Morenci High School were agreeably
surprised by a visit from Rev Earl
Cropp, Rev. Asa Franklin Stem, and
Mr.. R. V. Whealey. The latter en-
tertained the assembly with several
song selections. Rev Stem announc-
ed that there would be a special SER
vice for the High School Monday night
The students are invited to attend in
body, and are also asked to come
prepared to sing their school songs.
The following work was done by
the Vocational Girls during the week
beginning January &c:
January 20 Vocational Sewing:
Cutting out princess slips and white
petticoats. Basting seams, and
stitching fiat-felled in sides.
Textiles:
Early development of textiles.
Part-time Sewing:
Cutting out dresses, aprons, and
child's dresses. Basting seams.
January Educational Sewing:
Cutting and basting ruffles. Divid-
ing skirt into quarters and putting
gathering thread in top of ruffles Bast-
ing ruffle to skirt.
Textiles:
Early development of textiles and
records. Studied ancient styles of
weaving.
Hight School Cooking
General survey of girls knowledge
of cookery and food principles.
January % Vocational Cookng:
Study of menus and preparing
cheese souffle.
Textiles:
Study of Colonial House Industries
especially as to weaving and spinning
High School Cooking:
Mullins wheat and graham.
January Educational Sewing:
Stitching ruffe on skirt Gathering
top and making placket.
Home Management:
Discussion of family budgets making
budget fixed on definite salary.
Part-Time Cooking:
Hot biscuits.
January 3o-VocationaI Cooking:
Welsh rarebit and cheese sauce.
Home Management:
Different headings of the budget
discussed.
Part-Time Cooking:
Making of corn bread and ginger
bread if time permits.
Vests Dry Cleaning Establishment
was broken into last week and sew
eral hundred dollars worth of cloth
ing was stolen. The officers got busy
| and rounded up regular organized
gang of thieves, their ages ranging
| from IL years to full grown men. The
officers believe that they have round
ed up the guilty parties.
Frank Martin returned from Ell Paso
Saturday evening where he had gone
on business
f. G. Trueheart went to Ell Paso last
week, to confer with some of the mana
gers connected with the California
property There he is to be super
intendent. He returned Saturday
evening and will leave Morenci the
last of this week to take up his work
in California.
w. S. Stewart purchased the L. l..
Quiat house on c. Hill and will make
extensive repairs on same. He is
going to make an up to date home
out of it.
R E. Wright has purchased the
Trueheart home on c. Hill. He will
move in this week.
| During the month of December the
Red Cross nurses made IS visits in
which they gave bedside care to the
patients; infants welfare. visits IA;
prenatal visits g. tuberculosis visits,
! 8; visits to school Is; home visits to
school children, 26; office treatments
1886; sanitary INSPECTION visits 3;
/ other miscellaneous visits IA.
Miss Allen of the High School was
advised of the death of her brother
in-law who resided in Michigan.
Two auto loads of teachers went to
Eagle on picnic Sunday.
Mrs C. F. Butler of Bisbee, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Hodgson, is
visiting her parents in Morenci