Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-03

Southern Pacific railroad, is passing
several days in this city attending to
various business affairs He is resi-
dent of Ell PaSo.
To Bisbee
Mrs. j. L. Knight, Mrs D. c.. Brody
and Mrs Albert Finley motored to
Bisbee last night in the interests
of the Rebekah lodge to arrange
a joint Douglas-Bisbee picnic to be
held at Twin ButteS September %.
From California
Miss beatrice Butler has returned to
her home here after having passed the
summer months with her mother in
Santa Paulo, Calf En- route to her
home in this city SIZE visited in San
Diego.
Board Meeting
The board of the Y. wv. G. A.
met Thursday evening at Z O'Clock
i'll the Y. w clubhouse.t Plans were
discussed for the ensuing season and
also made in regard to girls work
secretary.
Pickering Returns
| A. j, Pickering is expected to arrive
in Douglas today. He has been in Los
Angeles and San Diego for the past
montn He will again meet with his
week.
To Paradise 49,
Miss Henrietta Elvey will motor to
Paradise over the weekend where she
will be the house guest of Miss Ruth
Welch. A party of friends from Bis
bee will join Miss Elvey %here and they
will all go to Paradise together
Return
Mrs. S. G. Lake and grand daughter,
Lois Virginia Leahy have returned to
their home here on Eleventh street.
| They have been passing the summer
months in Benson. Mrs. Lake was
quite i'll last spring, but is much i'm
proved in health now.
To Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodson have
gone to Hot Springs, New Mexico,
where they will remain for a short
while before continuing on their way
to the eastern states. Mr.. Goodson
was connected with the Dwight p.
Robinson company.
Resigns Position
Miss Verena AIiescher has resigned
her position at the Y. W. G. A. to
take effect today She will be con-
nected with the Douglas city schools
this year, having graduated from
Tempe2 State Teachers college this
spring.
To CIarkdaIe
Mi. and Mrs. w. H. Miescher and
son, Walter, Jr., expects to depart
today for Clarkdale where they now
make their home They have been
in this city for several weeks with
their daughters, Ruth, Emma Lou
and Verena.
Advisors Appointed
Advisors have been appointed for
all the Y. W. C. A. girls work
clubs Miss jeanette Lindner will be
the Camp Fire advisor Miss Ferne
Parker will advise the Merrymakers,
Miss Mildred Daily the Apelachi
group, Miss Verena Miescher the
I. M. T. M. group and Miss Dorothy
Smith will be the P. E. P. advisor.
Committee Will Meet
There will be a meeting of the
big and little sister committee this
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Y. w.
Q. A. building. All members serving
on the committee are urged to attend
as important business will be dis
2ussed. Miss Elizabeth Beumler is
'hairman of the committee.
Poultry Expert Here i
Earl Andrews representative of the
Purina Mills, is in the city making
bis headquarters at the Mike Simon
feed store, where he stands ready
% advise. poultrymen on proper feed
ing and handling Of their flocKs.
Purina is the famous checkerboard
feed rated high as fine poultry
feed.
To Missouri
Miss Maxine Stout, who has been
visiting in this city for several days
rs the guest of Misses Helen and
Agnes Mahoney, departed Friday aft
ernoon for Columbia, Mo, where she
will enter the University of Missouri
Miss Stout, who makes her home in
attended the University of
Arizona and is a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta.