Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-20
News Notes OF COchiSe County I

held services at Ell Dorado Sunday
evening. Church services will be held
at the Pearce' church Sunday evening,
special services being held, and Rev.
DR.. Webb of Tucson, will preach the
sermon after song service.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant and Mrs.
Brown motored to the smelter city
Thursday.
James Van Ort stopped in Pearce
Tuesday, going TO Tombstone to at
tend to business
George Anderson, who lives on a
ranch near Wilcox, was in Pearce
Tuesday with some very fine sweet
potatoes and peanuts grown on his
ranch MIR Anderson has just re-
turned from Phoenix and won several
prizes at the state fair
Mrs. Robert Koch, who spent the
past month visiting her brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Renaud,
at Aberdeen, Texas, returned to
| Pearce Tuesday and will visit her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Renaud.
The following Pearceites attended
the circus at Douglas Tuesday: Mr..
and Mrs. G. M Renaud and grand
son, Robert Koch; Mrs. Brown, j. w.
Maus, Paul Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Murphy and Miss Anne Marie
Stevens.
Roy and Theodore English motored
TO Douglas Monday.
| Joe Krentz, cattle buyer of Doug
| las, was in Pearce and vicinity buy
ing some cattle Saturday and Sun
day.
Rev H. G. Duckett made a busi-
ness trip to Douglas Monday and
made a number of calls IN the
Dragon parish Tuesday.
Pearce Union High School Notes
The program which was given
EArmistice day in the high school
auditorium by the grammar and high
schools proved very enjoyable 1t
was very pleasing to see SO many OF
| the school childrenS parents preSenG.
| The program dealt with the seven
cardinal principles of education com
bined with several features IN honor
of Armistice day. Sound health was
cleverly demonstrated by the primary
grades under the direction OF the
| teacher, Mrs. M. j. Hurley. Funda-'
mental processes and citizenship were
discussed by the upper grades OF the
grammar school under the direction
! of Mrs. Harvey James and Miss Anne
Marie Stevens. A very interesting
! talk on ''Home Membership" was
given by Miss Elizabeth Squires, who
! teaches science in the high school,
while Miss Birdie Ceilings, the Span
ish teacher, gave an effective talk on
"Wise Use of Leisure" M. j. Hur-
! ley, principal of the high school,
gave short account of vocational
efficiency and ethical character. LOUIS
Smith made speech on Arnlstlce.
day which won much approval from.
1.-THE audience. At the conclusion OF
the program Miss Mary Hennessey oil
the University Of Arizona, sang two
songs, entitled Trees and "The Lilac
Tree These songs Miss Hennessey
Sang over the radio at Phoenix re-
Gently. being in the, Atwater-Kent
radio contest, and were much enjoyed
lby all who heard her. She was ac-
companied on the piano by Miss
Birdie Ceilings.
| The six-week examinations will be
held November % and %.
wednesday afternoon, a short play,
entitled 'Not Such a Goose" will be,
given in the. high school assembly at
1:3o. The public is cordially invited
Those taking part in the play are
Mary Klopfer, Marvin Sullivan, Ruth
Mckinney, Ruby Laymon and Evan
Olson.
A number of the high school stu
dents attended the circus in Douglas
| Tuesday.
The grammar and high schools will
| be closed Thursday and Friday for
the Thanksgiving vacation
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