Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-06-23
SUMMER SECRETARY AT
Y. w. c. A. is APPOINTED


Y. w. c. A. is APPOINTED
Miss Verena Meischer has been
appointed to, the position Of sum-
mer secretary at the Y w G. A.
She will be in charge of the girls
work employment and building hos
pitality from the time OF the Depart
lire of Miss Z. Marjorie Williams
until the arrival of the new secre-
tary
Miss Meischer has been active ss
.Glrl Reserve iurirg her tour years
in high schocI here. She was preSi-,
dent OF the p. E. P. club during her
senior year in high school. When
sine later attended the Tempe State
Teachers college she was cne OF the
Wv. G.. A. leaders in campus work
and last year she attended the con-
ference at ASi,omar
Miss Meischer will teach in Doug
las during the coming year.
On Vacation
Mrs. Elsie Williams is on a vacation
from her work at the Douglas Drug
company.
Sells Truck
The Motor Transit company will
deliver White truck today to the
Cananea Copper company.
p. E. p. Cabinets Meet
There will be meeting of both the
old and the new p. E. P. cabinets in
the Y. w. G. A. building this evening
at o'clock.
To Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. O'Neil will leave
today for Los Angeles and other coastal
points, where they will spend three
weeks.
To Naco
D. G. O'Neil and son, James O'Neii,
spent Sunday in Bisbee and Naco,
where they attended to business in
terests. @t#
Leaves for New York
j. P. Boyle left last evening for New
York, where he will pass the next ten
days or two weeks attending to business
matters.
UndergOes Operation
Harry Lusk, Jr., is recovering in the
Calumet from major operation per-
formed recently.
Leaves Hospital
Mrs. William Eichbaum left the CAL
umet hospital yesterday for her home
on Fifth street after recovering suffi-
GENTLY from major operation to be
moved.
From Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Tardy have re-
turned from a vacation spent in the
northern part of the state and in New
Mexico. They made the trip by motor.
From Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holtry have re-
turned to this city. Mrs. Holtry was
recently, alledAb0, Ranger. Texas, due
to the illness and death of her Brother
Missionary Society
The Missionary society of the First
Baptist church will meet today for
study. Circle number one will meet
at the home of Mrs. w. r. Bennett,
938 Eighth street. Circle number two
will meet with Mrs. Ed Powell, 726
Twelfth street.
To California
mfr. and Mrs c. B. Dieckman and
daughter, with Mrs. Byron Dieckman
will leave Monday for various points in
California, where they will pass the
summer months.
De MOlay Meeting
There will be De Molay meeting in
the Masonic temple this evening at
7:3O o'clock. Everyone is urged to
attend as important business matters
will be discussed.
From Casa Grande
Homer Sewen, manager and vice
president of the Casa Grande fig farms, 1
is spending a few days in Douglas.
While in. this city he will attend to-
various business interests.
From Ell PasO
\ j.. U. Morris, superintendent OF the
Rio Grande division of the Southern
Pacific railroad, made a short business
trip to Douglas Wednesday. Mr.. Morris
makes his headquarters in Ell Paso.
From Los Angeles
Sparks Y. Faucet, who is now resi-
dent of Los Angeles but who formerly
made his home in this city, in spend
ing a few days mere attending to
various property and business interests
Daughter Born
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sauvey al the Calumet hospital
Wednesday, June %. The baby weighed
71a pounds. Mother and child are
doing well. The family home is at 1924
-c4,.o