The Winslow mail., 1923-11-09
Returns to Needles


dienst.
Big Carnival dance Armistice eve.
at Kelly's Hall Saturday night, Nov
ember 10. Music by Siegmund's Or
chestra. Everybody Come!
Parents Teachers Association
A meeting of the parents of the
students of the High and of the
Junior high schools was held last
night at the Washington school audi
torium for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the Parent-Teachers association.
Out of Quarantine i
Miss Marie Waller and Miss Emile
Owens. returned to their teaching
positions at the Washington and the
Coopertown schools Tuesday They
were quarantined at 217 West Cherry
avenue a week ago Sunday with Miss
Ellen Organ and Miss Mabel Cole,
who were taken down with diptheria.
Miss Waller and Miss Owens did not
contract the disease and were releas-
ed Monday. Miss Organ and Miss
Cole are rapidly recovering and will
be out of quarantine in a short time.
New Teacher Arrives
Miss Edna Elder, who was engaged
to teach in the Washington school,
arrived Sunday night from the south
ern part of the state and is now fill
ing her position. She took the place
of Miss Bowman, who was transferr-
ed to COopertOWn as a result of the
resignation of one of the teachers
there.
Oh! Boy Just wait and see the fun
Big Carnival dance Armistice eve.
at Kelly's Hall, Saturday night, Nov
ember 10. Lots of Jazz. Siegmunds
Orchestra.
Student Speakers Chosen z.
Try-outs to select four students
minute talks at the big public meet
ing during educational week, were
held Monday morning. Evelyn Carver
Glen Evans were the students select
ed. These four gave exceptionally
good speeches and will undoubtedly
make some stirring and instructive
talks at the big public meeting held
on Saturday night of educational
week. Eight students tried out for
the four places. Miss Helen Willis,
Mr.. Merwyn D. Porter and Mr.. j.. e.
Kyle were the judges.
Goes to Convention
Rev T. E. Elgin, pastor of the
BAPTIST church, left for Las Vegas
Tuesday night to attend the New Mex
leo Baptist convention held in that
city from November $40. Rev. Elgin
went as fraternal delegate of the
Baptist convention. He will return
Saturday night to be here for church
services on Sunday.
Cafeteria Lunch will be served Sat
urday beginning at Eleven O'clock al
the Franklin Auto cOmpany's sales
room, benefit Eastern Star furnishing
fun.
Goes to San Francisco
Mr.. c. M. Scott left on train 81
Wednesday for San Francisco on a
business trip.
Returns to Work
Mr.. w. D. Chase, dispatcher at the
relay station, has returned to his work
after a weeks illness with the flu.
Shoots Lynx Cat
M. F. Janeway killed a lynx cat
Sunday at Chavez Pass. He was rab-
bit hunting and ran across the animal
in a tree, shooting it with 40 shot
gun. This is the first lynx cat that
has been killed around here in some
time.
Stops Over Here
j. NJ. Lee stopped in the city We'd
nesday on his way to Gallup where
he has been transferred as station
agent from Needles, California. Mr.
Lee was formerly agent at Holbrook
and is well known here.
The Christian Church announces
special Armistice day service for Sun
day morning. See the regular church
notices.
Here from Phoenix
Mr.. A c. Mcqueen, Santa Fe live
stock agent with headquarters al
Phoenix, was in town Tuesday on
business,
New Freight Station Clerk
Mr.. Raymond F. Smith has been
added to the force at the freight sta
tion as clerk.
T. E. Purdy, station agent at Gal
lup, has been transferred to Oakland
Calf. Mr.. Purdy is we'll known here
To Attend State Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Douglas will
leave Sunday to attend the state fail
at Phoenix. Mr.. Douglas is an engin
eer On the Santa Fe.
Get your Eats SATURDAY. at the East
ern Star Cafeteria lunch Franklin
Auto COmpany's sales room is tn,
place any time after eleven O'clocl
Saturday. 9s
Go to Phoenix
Mrs. w. F. Goldsworthy took he
son, Jack to Phoenix Sunday to b,
examined by specialist. She is ex
pected back in a few days
On Oyay Soeoud nistriof