The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-12-29

Hornaday, Inez Robb, Merna B. Rob-
 ison, Gertrude Crank, Beatrice Ros-
 COG, Lillian Owen, Jeffie Owen,
 Gladys McDougal, Eva Owen, Mittie
 Owen, Elva McDougal of Sherman,
 beth Owen. Miss Lou Hornaday
 won the highest score, Mrs w O.. Ashley, the low score, and Miss 1 Mary Mildred Smith the cut prize.
 Miss Helen Neel was very pleas
 antly surprised last Monday after noon when number of her class mates and friends gathered at her home and spent the time in dancing. 1 The guests were: Nancy Crowfoot, | Virginia Crowfoot, Aileen Martin, l Verone Ferguson, Earnest Moore, Jimmie McDougal, Donald Jay, Robert Jay, Marshall Hodgson and Kelly | Bryan.
 On Saturday afternoon Ivy Cooking of this place entertained her little kindergarten pfaymates at her home. 1 The afternoon was pleasantly spent at games and contests. The place was prettiIy decorated in keeping with the Christmas season. Besides the teacher, Miss Gertrude Crank, the small guests who enjoyed Ivy's hos | pitality were: Virginia Watson, Ra chaeI Tacharelli, Newell Denton, I Junior Leidich, Viola Cooking, Bar bara Hill, Franklin Staples, Janet l Hull. Francis Knapp, Marion Staples. 1 Jeromes Curtis. Lillian Mendoza, Mat garet Pascoe, Margaret Smith, Fran cis Smith, Agnes Butler, George l Dale.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Cooking entertain ed at their home Wednesday even ing the following guests: Mrs. w H. Williams, Merial Williams, NoreE Williams. Clifton Williams, all of Clifton; Mir and Mrs Strickland and family and Miss Pollick of Morencj. The evening was spent in cards, con- tests and singing of Christmas Carols Delicious refreshments were served:
 Mrs. c. B. Nonnemaker of Clifton entertained at luncheon Thursday Misses Eva, Mittie, Lola, Elizabeth, Jeffie, Lillian, and Margaret Owen. Elva and Gladys McDougal of Mo renci.
 The first and second basket ball teams of the Morenci High School defeated the first and second teams of the Duncan high school, each by a lead of points. This was hard fought contest and both sides played well.
 On Saturday night Morenci's first team was defeated by Stafford High | by a score of 3316. The boys work ed hard and did some splendid guarding but were outclassed by the opposing team.
 w. E. Lutz; superintendent of Schools, Miss Kathleen Harnett, Principal, Miss Louise Kelley and 1 Miss Lee Kinder of this place left | Thursday morning for Globe, Ari- zona, where Mr. .Lutz and Miss liar nett will attend a meeting of super intendents, principals and coaches, to discuss matters pertaining to the Athletic Association.
 Miss Maude McCool will have es her guests at a luncheon at the Copper Grill Friday, Mrs. A. J. Kristen Jr, Miss Eleanor L. Mur- phy. Mrs. w O. Ashley and Miss Fac Linder.
 Last Monday night Miss Josephine Burgess very pleasantly entertained a number of her high school friends at her home. The evening was | spent in dancing and games Re treatments were served. Those pres ent were: Ethel and Margaret Will 1 Hams, Eileen Martin, Verrone Fer guson, Gladys Scott, Helen Neel, !! Ellen Lutz, Nancy and Virginia 1 Crowfoot, and Lois Barber; Mar shall and Walter Hodgson. Kelly | Fillmore Stanton. Audley Sharpe i Donald Jay, Earnest Moore. and l Elwood Johnson.
 Miss Verrone Ferguson entertained | a number of her friends informally 1 last Tuesday evening at dancing. Those present were: Helen Neel. Nancy Crowfoot. Virginia Crowfcot, Elwood Johnson, Earnest Moore, Robert and Donald Jay, Waiter and Marshall Hodgson, Kelley Bryan, Jimmy McDougal
 Miss Eileen Martin is at home TOT a few days vacation with her par ents. Miss Martin is a student at Tempe Normal.
 Miss Maude McCool of Stafford, Arizona, arrived in Morenci Sunday to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. w. Hill during the holiday vaca- ton.
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