The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-11-11
COMMUNITY 5 ] \ | l BAZAAR
 ID BE ::|..|| HE'L | 3! ) } BY. B CLIFTON CHURCHES.

ULlf JUN GHUhUnE1. The societies of the churches of
 the various denominations in Clifton
 have banded together in an. effort to
 give. Clifton people something diff ferent in the nature of a Bazaar. This particular one is called Com
 munity Bazaar" and will be held at
 the Auditorium on the afternoon and evening of December 3rd. Articles of fancy work of all des- criptions will be for sale as well as the practical apron-housedress, and underwear, Dolls, toys, a fishpond, Jack Horner pies and similar things will delight the Eidhies- Candies,
 mince meat, iellies etc, will also be on sale. Clifton mothers should es- pecially take advantage of the many time saving articles she will be able to purchase at.the bazaar. aiding them in doing a little early Christmas shopping and affording some place to spend a delightful afternoon and evening. Remember the date, Dec ember 3rd, and make no other ,enga-
 gements for the day.
 The Guild of St. Phillips Mission was most pleasantly entertained by | Mrs. H. E. Brubaker on last Wednes- day afternoon. The business meeting consisted mostly of plans for the. coming Community Bazaar". Rags
 were sewed for rag rugs which will be on sale at the bazaar. Dainty re- freshm e1rS were served at the ( r., lciusion of the meeting.
 Why bother with dressing dolls when such pretty ones will be on sale at the Community Bazaar--Come see. Attorney A. R. Lynch made a busi-
 ness trip. to Stafford on Wednesday of this week.
 Mrs. John Grimes left Wednesday where she. was called on account of the serious illness of MT. Grimes. ] isMr, and Mrs. George B, Anderson, nlotored Ito Duncan pn fast Saturday
 where they took in the Fair. Your. past, present and future-A
 Real Seer, at the Community Bazaar Come have your fortune read. MT and Mrs. E. L. Gay, Mrs. L. A. w Burtch and daughter Marjorie Newell, left Thursday morning for Tucson to spend the week end with Miss Martha Gay who is attending the University there Mrs. Burtch will go on to Phoenix to consult an oculist "] Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Kerr and chill
 drea enjoyed the circus at Stafford on last Friday. -s s'!sa.
 Home made eandy-what could be ,sweeter-Dec. 5, Auditorium ], MT. and Mrs. F. L. Gordon left for
 Houston. Texas; on last Thursday morning. where they. will make their
 future home s ! The Misses Margaret Smith and | Mary McPike were Morenci visitors i last week endi.'S :
 Mr. and Mrs NJ. E. Crawford enter 1 tained the Evening Bridge Club on
 Friday night Eight members enjoy ed. several games of Bridge after which delicious refreshments were | served. i MT. and Mrs. E. R. Shortridge and 7: children motored to Stafford on last
 Friday where they took in the bis
 circus.
 ! MT. 'and Mrs. O. j. Cotey returned ! to Clifton on last Sunday. from an
 overland trip to Globe. 11'- = Card Table covers. beautifully ern-
 hroidered - Where? Auditorium, When? Dec. 3. .:
 i Mrs. 4. L. Terry was the guest of her mother Mrs. Saunders of Moren- 1 ci on Tuesday of this week.
 ] Attorney H. A Elliott, spent sever h al days of this. week in Globe on I legal business,
 | Capt J. P Hodgson, manager Of 1 The Phelps Dodge Corporation, Mo i rnnci hrauch is visitor in Phoenix {! this week. during Industrial Week. 1 'r'
 WEDDING ANNouNcEMENT- ! MT. and Mrs. John ". Foote an
 nounce the marriage of their daueh- ! ter. Jamie Mae to Mir. John p. Jonz. l which occurred at Graham: Texas, on i Monday August p. 1921. The newly ! married counle will he at home after i November 18th, at sos west Eleventh | St.. Greco. Texas.- Miss Foote will he remembered by number of friends I.in Clifton where she WAS for several