Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-22
SERVICES
TOHBE HELD TO
HONOR ENYEART

Union services will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday evening
,7:30 O'Clock, the Baptist, Christian,
Presbyterian, Assembly of God and
other congregations of the city CO.
operating, in honor of Rev. o. L. En-
yeart, the Methodist pastor who will
deliver his farewell sermon at this
service. sg
Preceding the preaching service the
choir will render an anthem and John
Armstrong will sing. 21h @'r
At business meeting of the church
held recently it was unanimously re-
quested Of the district superintendent
that Rev. Enyeart be returned as
pastor Of the local church another
year The Epworth League, the
Young Peoples society of the church,
also made a unanimous plea for the
return of their pastor. The Superin-
tendent's answer was that the Phoenix
church was making strong appeal
for Rev. Enyeart to serve them as
pastor, and, as this would be quite
promotion both in salary and other
wise, in all likelihood the local pastor
would be assigned to Phoenix. Since
that time it has been definitely an
nounced that Rev. Enyeart would go
to Phoenix as pastor Of Garfield
church
" Rev. Enyeart came here three years
ago from WinsloW, and has been very
popular with his congregation, par
ticularly with the young people of the
church. He will leave for the annual
conference monday morning and will
return from the conference to Phoenix
where the children are already in
school,.
school gridiron teams of Douglas and
Nogales. ~ ft"
The Bulldogs will be in fine fettle
for this game and endeavor to retrieve
their Inflated defeat of last year, when
Nogales Apaches wiped the slate clean
with an 1870 victory after the Bulldogs
had formerly won from them, 1870,
in the conference game.
Next week opens the grid season for
the Bulldogs and games will be played
every weekend until the curtain falls
on football at Bisbee on Thanksgiving
day. The local schedule consists OF
nine games, commencing october at
Stafford. Stafford is the undefeated
eastern conference champion and has
real fighting team.
Mesa comes to Douglas the week
following and the Bulldogs play at NO
gales on October IA, and at Tucson
on october % and Deming comes here
for a game on October 20. November
5 will see the Bulldogs go into action
at Wilcox against the team from that
town. November IL, being holiday,
the Bisbee team will come here for
the official conference game between
the schools. Nogales returns Tor
game here on November 19, and War
rem park will be the scene OF the last
game of the season.
Coach Warren has fighting ag-
gregation out each evening and they
are tearing at the leash to get into
action against Stafford. The team Will
leave Friday, September 80, for Sal
ford.
Not much is known of the calibre
of other conference teams, but judging
from lettermen the Tucson Badgers
will have a stronger team than last
wear. Seven lettermen are back at the
Tucson school which forms the nucleus
of a strong team. There is still much
room for improvement in the Bull
dogs machine, but each evening
"Fuzzy" Warren is rounding them In
to shape for the first game. Behind
heavy line the light backfield should
get away for big yardage, but it is a
question if line can hold the battering
tactics of the opposition for four quar-
ters.
Several last minute changes are like
ly to result if improvement does not
come soon in offensive play, says the
coach.