The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-02-25
MORENC| NEWS

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 Mir and Mrs. Hildingson are re- ceiving congrat tulations on the ad- vent of their little daughter, We'd nesday morning, weighing eight pounds. Both mother and child are in excellent health.
 Carter and Davis of Duncan have transferred their equipment and have begun operations on the new road from Gold Gulch to Eagle Creek
 E. c. Killip, who has been drawn On the Grand Jury at Tucson for the last few weeks returned on Saturday evening.
 Following are the names of the of ficers of the newly organized Wom- ems Missionery Society at the Me- thodist Church: President Mrs. Uren, Vice President Mrs. Acuff, Secretary Mrs. Stickland, Mrs. Hightower was appointed agent for the Missionery Voice and Mrs. Roserveir was appoint ed Publicity Secretary. The next meeting of the society will be held in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon March 2nd.
 Mir and Mrs. John Heart, left on Wednesday morning for their home in Indianapolis, Ind. They had been visiting several weeks here with their daughter Mrs. Bleisteine
 The Officers are still having some trouble with bdotleggers. Several were discussing together the other day what bootleggeE meant. The American Issue of Feb. 19 defines him as follows: He is lustful, vicious, con- scienceless, parasiticcal, lying, guilty of forgery, burglary, theft, robbery, banditry, and without regard for any interest of the home or of society or of the nation, it is black picture, but the courts shows it to be accurate
 Sunday at the Morenci churches: Presbyterian, Preaching 10:45 A. M. and 7:30 P. NJ. Sunday school at 9:30 A. M.
 Methodist: Preaching II A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday school O:45 A. M. Epworth League at 6:15 P. M. Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thursday P. M.
 Christian Science service Sunday, 10 A. M. and 7:30 Wednesday P NJ
 The scenery has been placed in the Auditorium of the new school build ing and all put in order for the grand opening later
 al a%,.i1 a1o installed and other arrangements completed in the various rooms. The manner in which students were in- troduced in the work of the compile. tion of the building is very creditable to those in charge, not only in the matter of economy but in line of education of the students. It will be remembered that c. H. Dolies, of the Manual Training department, with his enthusiastic squad of boys set. and fastened the seats etc. P. J, Mulder of the vocational Department with his willing workers, did much in the fitting up of his rooms as we'll as assisting in electric and other in. stalation of fixtures.
 Some of the men from the machine shops of the camp, who have been cut to five days work per week, are taking advantage of their opportuni. ty of the instruction given in the vocational department of the school. under Prof. Mulder and there is room for more such students.
 A portable hoistee, has recently been constructed by the boys for the use of this department of the school and will be used for raising heavy castings, etc. carrying and placing ! them in position. MT. Mulder is hay. ing his personal car overhauled and put in excellent shape. We look for new records in speed when the prefes sor gets out in the open again. MT Mulder is very unselfish in his auto rides and many Morenci people have enjoyed being introduced to the sur rounding country without letting the grass grow under their feet. The finals in the standing in the chess tournament are not ready for this issue, but will be completed for next. MT. R. H. Hopkins, who leads in the score, and in all probability will win the championship, has been asked to give an exhibition at the Club next Tuesday evening. March 1st to which all interested are in i vited, he will conduct several games simultaneously. Sevvral boards will i be used, MT. Hopkins, directing the movements on each.
 BRINGING CATTLE INTO
 THE SALT RIVER VALLEY