Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-07-08
Kiwanians Have
Many Guests At
Weekly Luncheon

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rooms Thursday noon. +. M. Massey
was chairman of the day and had
arranged for the service OF the
luncheon and an excellent program.
| S. d. Dowell received the attend
ance prize which was presented him
by Mr.. Massey. j. P. Sexton and
Tom Glenn, who have birthdays in
the month of July, were presented
gifts in behalf of the club.
Guests from out OF town were In
troduced and said few words as
to the city from which they had re-
Gently come. G. r. Dicus, of Holly
wood, and former resident, said. a
few words to the Kiwanians, as did
F.. E. Bennett, of BiSbee, who is now
residing here. Other guests included
Mrs. M j. Anderson, Miss Cecilia
Gmahling, John E. Jones, American
vice consul j. H. White of the Ari-
IONA Southwest Bank and j. S.
Warren of Bisbee.
j. E. Carlson, Jr., said a few words
as to his recent trip and expressed
himself as being glad to be in DOUG
las once again.
/ A. c. Crouch, who recently rep
resented the Kiwanis club at their
national convention, gave a report
of that meeting and spoke about the
wonderful spirit manifested there.
i j. P. Sexton also told of his re-
cent trip to the bay city and other
coastal points
/ E. j. Huxtable made a few re-
marks as to the possibilities OF Doug
las and the necessity to advertise
the city. He made several splendid
suggestions that will undoubtedly
prove helpful in the future.
The meeting ended after few
/ of the popular Kiwanian songs had
! been sung.
From Pearce
T. B. Smith was here Thursday
attending to various business affairs.
He is well known resident of
Fearce.
Leave On Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Doubleday
and family left yesterday on a
vacation trip to Dublin and Dallas
to pass about two weeks on vaca-
ton. They will visit both Mr.. and
Mrs. Doubleday's parents in the
! Texas cities.
Visit Here
Miss Glory Goodwin and Miss
Sadie Goodwin, of Tempe, visited
1 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn
Palmer for several days this week.
Miss Glory Goodwin has just re-
Gently returned from trip to the
Hiawiian Islands.
Resigns
Miss Verna Fenton, teacher i'll the
English department of the local
schools, has resigned her position
here, to accept position in the
/ Tamalpais high school in Tamal~
pals, Calf The city is located in
Marin county of the Golden State.
) Girl Reserves Meet
There will be meeting OF the
Aztec, group of Girl Reserves this
evening at o'clock. AL members
/ are asked to meet at the Y. w. c. A.
building and from there go TO the
Fifteenth street park where picnic
SQDDeE WILL DC CllJOyCO' AyOlAS
asked to bring their own lunch.
Go To Coast
= Q. l.. Neer left yesterday for Los
Angeles, where he will remain for
an indefinite period in hope OF benefit
from lower altitude. Mrs. Neer
and granddaughters, Agnes and Jane
Neer will leave this morning by
motor to join Mr.. Neer OH the
coast.
From BiSbee
Ben Tolson, of Bisbee, was here
Thursday en- route to Ell Paso where
he will pass a few days. He is
passing the fE'mmer in Bisbee where
he is employed. However, his home
! is in Globe. He is a member OF
the Kappa Sigma fraternity at the
University of Arizona.
New Secretary
Miss Verena Meischer arrived In
] this city Thursday for the remainder
I of the summer. She will act as
summer secretary at the Y. w. G.
A. after the departure OF Miss E.
Marjorie Williams, who will leave
the latter part OF the week, Miss
| Meischer was graduated with the
class of this year from Tempe State
Teachers college.
From California
I Mrs. H. G. Burt has returned to-
her home in this city after trip
to San Francisco, at which time she
accompanied her husband to the
bay city so that he might enter the
general Southern Pacific hospital
there. Mr.. Burt was recently in
jured while at work. He will remain
in San Francisco until he has fully
recovered,