Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-15
WEBB
WHITEWATER

Don Hughes, Miss Maria ScheVe-
bly and Miss Dora Tilton, teachers
in the Whitewater school, motored to
Tucson Friday morning, arriving IN
time for breakfast with the hlgn
school students who were attending
university week. The students are
Minnie Seaver, Leila Kelly, Lola Wells,
Camilla Taylor, Mildred Stewart,
Mabel McGill, Arthur Davis, Will
ford Mortenson and Lee Thompson.
The party returned in the small
hours OF Sunday morning.
The whitewater CO-Operatlve COM
pany held another business meeting
at the store Saturday morning.
One OF the greatest sand and wind
storms experienced here for severa.
years was that of Saturday, which
was followed by heavy frost and
ice that night.
Mrs. e. D. Harris and daughter
and Mrs. E. D. Harris, Jr., and son
were business visitors in Lowell and
Bisbee Saturday.
! Mothers day was observed by a
great many of the valley people. The
seni-annual convention of the Sui
phur Springs valley Sunday schools
was held at Webb with a very large
attendance, many from Rucker, Court
| land, Gleeson, Whitewater, McNeal
and Bisbee being present. The pro-
/ gram was as follows: Opening serV-
| ice, song, Stand Up for Jesus"
PRAYER. Rev. Albert G. Stewart; re-
view of Sunday school work, B. A.
Boyntoa; sermon, Rev. Roland But
| Ter; basket lunch, 1870; song, ''Will
! Jesus Find Us Watching?" business
meeting; cornet solo, Mrs, B. A.
Boyntcn; reports and programs OF
Sunday schools; solo, F. D. Howard;
address, Rev. Frank A. Kehrli. 1t
was decided to hold the next con-
ventioa in October at Gleeson.
Dir. Fox and family of Globe and
Miss Esther Cummings of BiSbee,
were guests of Miss Pearl Andrews
Sunday.
Walter Palmer and party were
guests of Francis Kerby Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blalack were
dinner guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Stone Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Williams and
| family and Andrew MortenSon were
i dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
/ williams in whitewater Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Harris, Jr., and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Har-
ris spent Mothers day with their
mother, Mrs. E; D. Harris, at the
ranch.
! G. H. Kelly spent the weekend at
home with his family and returned
to his work Sunday night. He had
| the misfortune to have his new car
catch fire and burn completely
causing a total loss.
Mrs. c. NJ Kelly was in Bisbee
Friday to receive medical treatment
James Thompson of Bowie visited
/ his mother here on Mothers day. On
his return, he was accompanied by
the family of his brother, Ernest
| Thompson, who expects to get work
on the Pinery road.
+, Mrs. Minnie Wells is visiting he-
/ son, Dennis Carrier, in Glendale, Cal
Mrs. Arthur Lofgreen and little
daughter returned to their home in
Webb Saturday from Douglas.
Mrs. A. w. Bouldin, who was call
| ed to the bedside of her father in
Illinois several weeks ago, returned
to her home this week after his
death and funeral
Mrs. Ralph Schupbach spent most
of the week with her sister,. Mrs. A.
Darcy, in Bisbee, who was operated
on for mastoid. She is reported do
ing nicely and Mrs. Schupbach re-
turned home Friday.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jean motored
to Flrna to meet Lark and Ben Jean
who were bringing over horses on
j Thursday. Mrs. Jean and Lark went
to Globe, where they will remain sew
eral days on important business.
r. H. OLSON is reported very ill
Rev. Frank Kerhli held services
at the Whitewater school Sunday
evening. Rev. Albert Stewart will
hold services there every Sunday.
The Church Of Latter Day Saints
observed Mothers day with fit
ting program and music.
Price Nelson and sons and their
families spent Mothers day with
their mother at Webb.
/ Albert Piekert and party of Doug
las were valley visitors Monday.