The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-03
MOREbCI NEWS
LLOYD c. HILL POST AMERICAN LEGION

It has been noticed in the c5mmuni- ty that every time there was a legal holiday there seemed to be some doubt as to whether the flag should be flown or not, while many people over look the fact that it is holiday and flags can be seen going up on the poles almost anytime between sunrise and noon. With a view of having a reminder before the people that they could consult as to the proper times for. flying the flag, the American Le- zion appointed a committee to arrange list of dates upon which the flag should be flown. The report follows:
 The following is 2 list Of holidays on which the Lloyd c. Hill Post No. q, : American E Legion, recommends that the United States flag be dis played on post office buildings, school 6hufldings., business buildings, resi- denSeas etc, thus showing the spirit Of 100 per cent. Americans.
 Jan. 1, New Years nay
 f Feb. F, Lneln's Birthday,
 '. Fsb. .22, WAshington.s Birthday.
 Second Sunday ih May, Mothers . May a0, ,MamoSia1 Day.
 June f4, FIag Day. t
 July i. Independence Day.
 First Monday in September. Labor
 octsber i2. c6luihbus Day,
 November IT.. Armistice Day.
 aast ThHFsdHs sl,ere4nbsr shaTb
 Last Thursday in Nov, Ihanks-
 pse, 25s cnristnas as. =
 W. N. MOORE,
 'stT Committee. On Memorial Day, the graves of soldiers and sailors in the t5caI come tafies were fittinsly decorated by the Lloyd G.HM Post. H. Y. Springs was chafrmah of the committee having the ceremonies in eharge. -
 The regular meeting Of the Post was held last Friday evening with Dr. Jay presiding as commander. AL though both companies in camp have closed down and most of the members will be scattered to every part of the country it was the,pledge of all present that no matter where they went they would always have a warm spot in their hearts for the Lloyd c. Hill Post
 and all agreed that until they were permanently located they would still hold their membership in the local 1 post. After taking a census it was l found that there would still be about l fifteen members retained in camp l and these fifteen were determined | that so far as it lay in their power l the post would continue to function l and that when times were normal 1 again the returning members would be ] able to again. take up their active work | in going post and not have to re. Jrganize over again.
 Again the Woman's Auxiliary | showed their ability as entertainers
 when they entertained the men of the post on Capt. Hodgson's lawn on ! last Tuesday night. The social was in
 the nature. of farewell party to the departing comrades but it did not 1 take on the air of solemnity of such ] affairs. There was not a dull mo- ment throughout the entire evening. 1 A track meet was held that was with out par for feats of skill and endur- | ance. The feed. that followed was one ! of. those which has already made the l local Auxiliary famous. Although many of the comrades. will be. out of 1 the district for some time they will | look forWard to the welcome they will ! receive from the Auxiliary :Vpon their l.return as the Auxiliary..is ahead plan: 1. ming a jubilee when the boys return home again. .s: .,, ":