The Coconino sun., 1923-10-12
WILLIAMS NEWS
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The committee of ladies who serv-
ed the Rotary luncheon Thursday
found the custodian of the key had
gone hunting and that they were lock-
ed out Of the hall so at the last min
ute they took the luncheon and men
and went to the Wilder home. In a
few minutes this capable committee,
Mrs. Wilder, Mrs. Hinton and Mrs.
Miller, had a spread of venison steaks,
applecider and many other good
things to eat, on the table in the
spacious dining room OF the Wilder
home. Mrs. Jerry Lee was present TO
furnish piano accompaniment to the
lusty voices of the Rotarians who
proved without doubt that they have
learned to sing. Mrs Lee also sang
a beautiful solo. Charley Button was
chairman for the day and had but one
of his appointed speakers present, j.
C. Butler, who spoke on coils and
Gasoline" George Baumgariner was
introduced as new member. BOB
Phillio. Phoenix Rotarian, spoke on the
beauties with which Nature has sup
piled Williams and wondered If those
of us who see these gorgeous noun
tains, and beautiful drives all the
time really appreciate them. A rous-
/ ing three cheers and God speed were
given Jerry Lee and his wife who are
leaving Williams.
Mrs. Anderson of Phoenix trans
/ acted business in Williams the first
part of the week.
Alfred Skeels attended Flagstaff
Rotary Tuesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Kennedy were
dinner guests Monday evening of Mr..
and Mrs. e. r. Byers.
The Charley Burtons have naoved to
! Phoenix for the winter.
The regular meeting Of the Wo.
mans club was held Saturday after
! noon at the home of Mrs. F1etcner
BLY,. After short business meet
4 ing a most interesting program was
/ given at which time Mrs. Jerry Lee
gave a beautiful vocal solo. Mrs.
/ Perrin read an interesting paper dis
i cussing the Colorado River project.
Mrs. Harold Green gaxe a beautiful
piano solo and Mrs. I. H. Cureton
/ gave a good talk on subjects of in
terest to the local club. Mrs. Blggs,
community nurse, gave some OF her
plans for the year. A social hour fol-
lowed the program for reception OF
new members of the club and new
and old teachers in the public school.
Mrs. j. C. Butler and Mrs. E. j. VIII
der presided at the tea tables.
The Ladies' Aid are making ready
the social room of the NJ. E. Church
to prepare and serve the weekly Ro,
4 tary luncheons and any other social
affairs they may be called upon to
care for.
The teachers of the public schools
enioyed a Spanish costume party Fri
day night at the home of Mrs. Flstch-
I er Bly,.
j Ruth and Marion Pottermore LEFT
Saturday night for their home in Los
Angeles. These very charming sisters
will be greatly missed by vide en-
Gle of Williams friends.
Harry McDougall very cunningls
! passed the word about last "Wednesday
s. that he was going ON deer hunt, tc
be gone two weeks and what did he
do but take Miss Dorothy Nagile1
and slip over to Flagstaff and ge
married and then pilot his car to
wards Grand Canyon and relatives o.
the bride for honeymoon. This pop
ular couple have the best wishes O.
the community for they have many
many friends here.
The Rebekah lodge held an initia
tion and banquet at their regVAal
] meeting Friday night.
. Mrs. E. A. Miller entertained
J number of her friends Friday after
t noon at bridge.
+ Albert Hudson is the proud owne
of one of the new sport model Max
) we'll touring cars.
A group Of friends surprised Mrs
; r. Easton Monday afternoon by drop
t ping in to spend the afternoon wit
: a surprise party.
! Mrs. A. Skeels was shopping an
! calling on friends Tuesday afternoo
while in town from her home at Ele
phant Park ranch.
j. Maxwell left Friday after fe'
i weeks visit with his family.
! Mrs. F. o. Poison accompanied he
Z daughter, Mrs. Robt. Phillio to Flag
i staff Tuesday.
+ Williams was visited Thursday an
t Friday night by fire, in each case
: Mexican home being the scene 9
f troubles. The new fire fighting az
e paratus, in each instance made shot
r work of the flames, thereby assurin
h Williams folks that their investme1
!. was wise one and their confidenc