Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-31
Pearce

Mrs. Harlin Nichols came up from Needle, Calif, and will visit with Dr. and Mrs Nichols for the summer.
 Miss Ollie Gibbons and MT. Joe Nicholson of Oklahoma, were married at Bisbee Thursday, July 14th. Mrs. Nicholson has resided in Pearce and on the Gibbons ranch near Pearce since a child, except during the time she attended school at Tempe. MT. Nicholson formerly resided with his parents on their ranch south of Dos Cabezas and part of the time at Mas cot. The young couple will make their home in Oklahoma. The best wishes of the writer and their many friends go with them.
 Miss Hannah Wolfe came in from Tucson where she has been for a month and she will visit for a week with Mr and Mrs. Albert Hendrix on their ranch before going home to Light.
 Misses Pauline and Lilly Riggs, daughters of MT. and Mrs. Tom Riggs of Bowie, are visiting their uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Tom Stafford, re- siding near this place. They also visited friends in Pearce.
 F. R. Geary, who has spent the win ter and spring with his sister in southern California has returned to his ranch near Pearce.
 MT. and Mrs. Clyde Mcleod and daughter, who have been visiting MT and Mrs. Dan Huddy, left Tuesday for Banning, Calif., where they will visit relatives before returning to their home in Sloan, Nevada. Benson
 The dance given last evening foI 1 the benefit of the local fire depart ment at the Auditorium, was one oi | the most successful affairs that has | been given in Benson for some time
 There was a large attendance from . number of outside places. There were couples from Dragoon, Texas | Canyon Wilcox, Tombstone, St. Da
 yfd, Pomerine, Curtis, Bisbee ant even Tucson, noted among the crowd Quite a nice sum was realized iron i the benefit.
 
 Friday afternoon the ladies of the
 s. P V. w Club gave another one O their delightful parties to the chi! dren of Benson and vicinity on th> l High School campus. The childreI
 were entertained by the telling o stories by the ladies as well as by enjoying numerous games. Refresh ments were served to the little ones The s. p. V. W. Club met at tht | grammar school on Thursday after noon. The meeting was well attend i ed. The program was in charge o | Mrs. H. G. Brown, under the captio1 1 Of Home Economies" A very in | teresting afternoon was spent. Mis- Grace Ryan, county home demonstra | ton agent. was present and gave ; | demonstration in regard to homt
 dress making, using a home mad i bust form. The meeting was an opei
 one and many ladies of Benson an vicinity who were not members O. | the organization were present.
 Mrs. J. c. Holland of Little Rock | Arkansas, accompanied by her sol
 and little daughter, is spending th' summer months on the Silver Moor Ranch, ten miles north of Benson, a | the home of MT. Joe Young. Mrs | Holland is greatly enjoying her visi
 and says she likes our climate yer!
 much. Her husband is engaged il
 newspaper work in Little Rock. An enjoyable, moonlight swimming | and weenie roast party was given a the Bushy pond in St. David last Sat
 urday evening. The party gathered at the home of Mrs. II. C.. Browr about S o'clock, and motOred from there to St. David.
 After the swimming, weenies were roasted and served with delicious sandwiches, cake and coffee follow ing. Those included were: MT and Mrs. Parke, MT. and Mrs. Croghan Misses Sue Hunt, Agusta Cox, Ada and Florence Etz, Frances Moss and Evelyn and Amanda Brown; Messrs Harold Holcomb, Edgar Titus, Chas. Powell. Jimmie Hobbs, Carol Clark and Allen Brown.
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