The Winslow mail., 1920-02-06
LOCAL HAPPENINGS


Mrs Hubert Richardson was hostess
to few of her friends at auction
bridge Tuesday afternoon.
Girls of the Baptist church at Win
slow have pledged themselves for the
adoption of one orphan through the
Near East Relief.
A total of 81 adoptions has been
secured by the state organization OF
the Near East Relief, which has under
taken the care of 1000 Armenian chill
dren during the year 1920.
The Benson and St. David nigh
schools have each adopted an orphan
thus aiding the state campaign OF the
Near East Relief which calls for the
adoption of 1000 Armenian children.
Senator w. A. Parr and Representa-
tive F. o. Mattox are making prepara-
tions to attend the Special Session OF
Legislature which convenes at the
Capitol the 18th.
Miss Brown, Miss Oakley, Miss
Fleming, Miss Whetstone, MISS
Pearson, Miss Erion, and Mr. Goodhall
were on the sick list Monday but most
of them are back in school now.
Club women of Salt river valley are
rallying to the support Of the Neal
East Relief A giant mass meeting
has been planned, and this will be
addressed by General Azgapetlan
noted Armenian worker.
hostess to the Thursday Auction
Bridge Club this week. A most en-
joyable afternoon was spent in playing
cards, after which delicious refresh
ments were served.
Not dollars but bread. This Isl
what the children of the far-off Arme-
MIA are crying for. Through lts
orphanaees the Near East Relief is
giving the people Of Arizona an op-
portunity to help in great cause OF
mercy.
Don't forget to buy tickets and at
tend the High school play What
Happened to JONES'" at the opera
House, March 9Th. This play is given
to help raise funds for the big Junior
Prom. the society event OF the season
which will take place in June.
A rumor is reported to be walking
around in Phoenix that Ralph cam
eron contemplates seeking the Repub-
lican nomination to be U. S. SENATOR
from Arizona This is an off year In
politics for people whose names COM
mence with cam.-Prescott Courier.
The attendance has been very poor
in the schools this week but improved
very materially during the latter part
On Monday there were 200 pupils out
of school on Tuesday 120, on Wednes'
day 80, on Thursday the attendance"
was only little below normal.
Mrs. Chase entertained the Altar
Society at her home on Wednesday
afternoon, assisted by her daughter
Louise. A delightful luncheon was
served during which the guests were
treated to several splendid vocal SOLOS
rendered by Miss Louise. :
II. Payne of the Old Trails Garage
Everett Walcott of the Cash Meat
Market. C. d. Richardson OF Richard
son Brothers-Marty Wholesale Co., are
among the business men confined TO
their homes this week with slight
of the dreaded "au'
Miss Tommy Mahoney. stenogra'
nher in Attorney General Wiley Jones
office at Phoenix. is i'll with influence
in phoenix. Her condition is not SC
serious. Miss Mahoney formerly re-
sided at Winslow, where her parents
are located at the present time.-Lead-
er.
A. A. Blevins, of Winslow, is ex'
nected here soon, as he is the man
who has been appointed to take over
the lob of ticket cashier at the Santa
Fe depot, to succeed Edward II
Schuster, who has been promoted to
the newly-created position OF chief
clerk to Agent T. A. Stahl-Coconlno
Sun.
The High school Parent Teachers
Association will meet at the High
school Tuesday evening, Feb. 10Th.