The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1920-02-13

Wednesday in honor of Mrs. VIM.
Staub, Sr.
Miss Mary o. Wilson entertained
on Saturday with luncheon for her
mother who is spending the winter in
Morenci. A number of out of town
guests we're present and the affair was
most enjoyable in spite of the incle-
ment weather.
Mrs. T. P. Romanes had few ladies
in for tea on Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. R. v. Wheale who was in
charge of the music at the revival
meeting left on the train Monday
morning, accompanied by his wife, for
their home in Pomona, California,
where they are to spend the week
resting. Evangelist Stem left on
Wednesday He will join his assist
ants at Pomona and will proceed to
Exector, California, where they ara
to conduct series of revival meet
ings.
The trail leading from the bridge
near the Club to the post office is
soon to receive a coat of Stag, a fact
which many Morenci people will hail
with rejoicing. During the recent
rain storms this pathway was render
ed almost impossible on account of
the mud.
Mrs Lilley of Colorado has been
spending a few weeks here with her
daughter, Mrs. F. G. Trueheart. They
will leave on the fifteenth of this
month for Portola, California to join
Mrs Trueheart's husband who is SUI
perintendent of the mines there.
The Evangelists have come and gone
and the protracted meetings conduct
ed at the Methodist Church for the
past two weeks have been brought to
q successful close. The results may
be a matter of conjecture with some
but evidently most satisfactory to the
church and of vast good to- the COM
munity, while the individual benefit
will not be fully known on this side
of the Great Divide The attend
ance at the meeting was large and
enthusiastic.
We are informed that twenty two
new members were taken into the
Methodist Church Sunday night and
NOR are to follow.
Who will be next was the query
Nr, % Do
tual Life Insurance Company showed
a SIS 100000 check the other day made
out to the family of deceased husband.
Miss Katherine Kraft, Red Cross
Community Nurse of Morenci, recent
ly resigned her position and left on
Monday morning for Ell Paso, Tex =.
In leaving, Miss Kraft stated that her
plans for the future had not been de-
finitely made. Miss briggs is dovct.
ing all her time to sch)ul nursing at
present. successor to Miss Kraft
as community nurse will ne employed
in the near future.
Miss Wilson served a cafeteria sup
per at the Tea Room Sunday night
which was very well attended.
Mr. Mulder and the boys of the Vo-
cational Department have been busy
during the last week putting new ma
chinery in place.
Last Sunday, while out riding, Miss
Bennett was thrown from her horse
and badly bruised. She was unable
to attend her duties in school for a
couple of days.
Short programs will be given in the
school on Lincoln's birthday. The
schools are also preparing to observe
National Week of Song beginning Feb.
9th.
Miss Thelma Thorsen of the First
Grade, American Building, has resign
ed her position and will leave for her
home in North Dakota in a few days.
She contemplates entering the Uni
versity there to finish her course
A large number of children are abb
sent from school due to the epidem-
ic of colds.
Last Thursday evening the people OF
Morenci enjoyed very interesting
lecture given by Dean Thornber OF
the University Extension Service at
the Club. Dean Thornber spoke on
the state flower of Arizona, the Cacti
The lecture was very instructive az
he told what the cactus was used fol
and why it was chosen as the state
flower.
Monday evening the fourth number
of the Lyceum Course was given a
the Club. John B. Ratio, imperson
ator, entertained the audience will