Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-22
Williams, Ariz.

\ prominent business house dis
played last week national and state
honor banners won by Williams Chap
ter of the American Red Cross dur.
ing the second war fund campaign
having been awarded the highest hon
or given to any chapter III Arizona
having the greatest lhmter Of con
tributors in ptop1rtul q population
OF territory within a chapters iuris-
dicuon, The national honor was
awarded on percentage of 81. and
the state honor was awarded TO-, the
thlrd highest percentage of contr.bu-
tors in he Pacific division-aoouia
ton 1.20); contributors 1862. Tys'-
master L. $, Williams WHO was
cha rn an of the drive viii lne""ut
the banners to Williarts chapter Fri
day evening. Each banner - of beau
tiful white silk, properly INSCRIBED
the center of the nanH ar LcIng 4
great red cross of * prusiva silk vel
vet. The national banner Is ONLY dis
t'nctive from the state banner by being
slightly richer in materal. md tnc
cross being a trifle darker. Mr.. Will
liams' and co-workers are much
c'attd at the receipt of these hCuul S.
though somewhat overdue
Mrs. A. Y. Wagner, reprrfcd very
III last week. has since pass ID away.
rotrned hy a great many Intimate
trerds and nar relatives. >Sha WAS 4
woman well liked, and higneiy re-
spected. Burial took place in the locaA
cemetery.
James stark gave danes at the
Sultana theater Saturday in honor of
Sergeant Charles Doctor and Harry
MacDougal, who have recently been
dismissed, with ho1ur, from the a,my
A large number of dancers were pres
ent and thoroughly elJoycl delight
fui evening.
Il. Il. Lowe having so far recovered
from influenza as to be able to travel,
left overland, with Mrs. Lowe, for
Tart, California, where they will visit
some time with Mr.. loves mother.
They do not expect to return to Will
liams this winter, and perhaps not at
all, as Mr. loves health has become
impaired in this high altitude. They
surely will be missed. Mr.. Lowe has
for many years been secretary treas
urer of the Williams Gun club and
has engineered many successful trap
shooting contests. The Woman's club
OF Williams regret the loss of so val
ued member and officer as Mrs
Lowe. She has been the clubs re-
cording secretary for the mast two
years and an active member for sew
eral years. Her many friends hope
that she will decide to again reside
in Williams
postmaster Wllilaihs' mas been lald
w WIN severe attack Of influenza
anu was apie 10 Visit ms oItlce IueS-
udy TOT lhe ilrst tlme IN several days
MRS. sam diamond ana BABY of
SprlngerViiie, Arlz, arrived Sunday 10
with n ~
A: Moore until after Christmas. Mr..
diamond Will arrive IN time tor
christmas ana MS tam'Iy VIII return /
nome with MN.
MRS. dllles OF Award. Okla. arrived |
IN Wllliams, ana VIII be tho guest for
the winter OF her sister, Mrs. Gertie
conway
MRS. Ray Wlcke1s and infant
daughter returned from Los Angeles
last FRIDAY after Nlsit Of several
months duration Ser friends are
p1eased 10 welcome her mono.
Mr.. Rivers of Johnson x McCof-
Key grocery department. Is oHt or
town Tor rev days Vij'tihg ms family
at h,hsman.
mrs. y. j klrWan ana daughter
ELlza beth VIII leave within a day or
Two Tor PhoenlX, where they expect to
remain during the win'er.
An infant chlld or Mr.. ana Mrs.
{. r. HoWe OF Garland Pralrie. VINO
are Wthterlhs IN town dled mere Mon
DAY nofhihe- AFTER very snort HI
ness.
MIS-. Lyons tleld director OF the
Paclilc coast, visited Williams and re-
organized the canteen service. she ad-
dressed the members on the proper
way OF conducting the work, ana the
necessity OF greeting the returning sol
dlefs with a smile. Each soldief Is
requested to sign card so that some
knowledge of their whereabouts is on
record. Williams may be made an
emergency escort station, from where
nurses will escort the sick and
wounded soldiers to the next canteen,
at klngman, The OFFICERS elected
We're: MIS-. 4. .. Perflh' commander
Mrs Andrew Miller, captain. 1t is ex-
pected that u VIII be necessary 10 con-
tinue this work Tor the next TWO
years
The Daughters OF Rebekah heid
most enjoyable session in the ODD
Fellows hall Tuesday evening, after
Y hieh an old-fashioned oyster sipf-r
was served to iarGe number or
members and friends. such a pienty
of large Juicy raw oysters, ana excel
lent stews Tor those VINO hai thelr
choice. The meeting adjourned after
a four hour session everyone voting II
the best time of the season
Earl Melick entertained forty guests
night at the parish house IN
honor of several young men from
Williams, who had been drafted, or
enlisted and who have returned from
the different camps, among them be-
ing Demas Yoder, Harry MacDougal
Sergeant Proctor. Pete Campbell, jaw