The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-01-21

Back our officers. They are doing good work.
 Pray for heavy rain, or snow fall, | to feed the cattle and flush the streets.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hart, of Indiana are visiting with their daughter, Mrs Walter c. Bleistein
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Wingfield are visiting old friends in Morenci Since leaving here they spent a year in old Mexico. Welcome home.
 The class in the Presbyterian Sun day School composed Of High School students, was recently organized, with Miss Vera Romanes as President; Marshall Hodgson, Vice President; and Miss Virginia Crowfoot, as Secretary. All Students of High School standing are cordially invited to join. On Saturday night the male members of the class gave the girls reception at the nome of General Manager J. P. Hodgson. Games and refreshments and a general good time was enjoyed
 The many friends of Rev. Earl Cropp, former pastor of the Method ist church here, will be" glad to hear of the success which he is attain ing. Aftr leaving here last fall, MT. Cropp was engaged in field work with Dr. Harrington. Presiding Elder, and later took pastorate at Claypool. a beautiful little town located between Globe and Miami. His congregation is preparing to erect a new church building The Inspiration Co. is CO operating in the building and has asked to draw plans of the church so that it will fit the general architecture of the town. A lot has been given them in the most suitable part of the town and it is expected that they will begin to build inside of ninety days.
 A planer is being installed in the carpenter shop, mining dept. of the Arizona Copper Co.
 The effect of the paint brush is al ready seen in sections of the Hill City as spring time is beginning to loom up. Though copper is keeping low in price the companies are do- ing all in their power to keep the employees: at work so that they may earn a livelihood without going to the. expense of moving.
 RED CROSS COMMUNITY WORK
 Tot those who are still skeptical and the others who are interested in the work of the Red Cross it will be gratifying to know of the good work being done in Morenci for the needy and suffering through the services os the Red Cross Nurse and different committees.
 The number of those in want is appalling. During the past few days the following articles have been given out: To babies; a wrap, sweater, nightgown, petticoats, 3 dresses 2 pair stockings, 3 shirts. To chil- dren: boys suit and cap, 3 boys waists, n;ghtgowns, 1 pair drawers, 1 shirt and coat, 3 jumpers. Supplies of potatoes, milk, beans, sugar and oatmeal.
 Few of us realize what great i Lene6t the Red Cross is to the con- munity. The women of the commun- ity have made many shirts, rompers. coveralls and boomers which have 1 been distributed intelligently, and the ! Domestic Science pupils have made and donated babies garments.
 Bad Cold and Cough Cured by Cham
 .berIain's Cough Remedy. Several years ago C. D. Glass, Gardiner, Me., contracted a severe cold and cough. He tried. various me i dicines but instead of getting we'll he Kept adding to it by contracting fresh colds. Nothing he; had taken for ii was of any permanent spenent until q druggist advised him ,try Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. He says"I was