The Winslow mail., 1923-11-02

! Mr.. E. L. FOulks, field inspector OF
| the Occidental Life Insurance Com
pany with headquarters at AlbuQuer-
que, ~ NJ, is spending a few days in
town on business.
American Legion Meeting
There will be an important meeting
of the Frank Perkins post of the
American Legion on Monday night
November 5, to arrange for the Arm
istice Day Program. A patriotic
motion picture, the name of which is
not available at this time, will be
shown at the Opera House on Novem-
| Der 12 The annual Armistice Day
banquet will be held in the Maccabee
hall on Saturday night, November 10.
Pound Party
About forty members of the Metho
dist congregation in masks on Tues
day evening swooped down on the
parsonage and presented Rev. o. L.
Enyeart and his family with number
of gifts The pound party was COM
plete surprise to Rev. Enyeart. Every
one had a jolly time.
Frederick Claire DemareSt
| Word has been received here of the
birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
! Demarest at Los Angeles on October
IA. The little mans name is Frede
rick Claire Demarest.
Christmas Gifts
Many beautiful handmade Christ
mas Gifts are to be had at the annual
bazaar given by the Catholic ladies
on November 81, % and %.
Halloween Party
Mrs. R. B. Lancaster entertained
for her children Wednesday night with
| Halloween party. Games were
played and tasteful luncheon was
served. Fifteen guests attended the
party.
Operated on at Gallup
Johnny Christensen, who was SER
ious1y injured in a motor car accident
on October 18 and who was taken to
the Gallup hospital, was operated on
last Friday. He is reported to be i'm :
proving.
Circle No. Picnic
Circle No of the Ladies's Aid of
the M. E. Church held picnic last
, week at the Painted Desert. There
was a vicente roast, doughnuts
and delicious coffee were served The
picnic was jolly affair and everyone
thoroughly enjoyed it.
Up from HOlbrOOk
Mr.. ]. E. Kiles, passenger and
freight cashier at Holbrook and Mrs.
Kiles were in Winslow Sunday visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Fouts
| Here from Gallup
Mrs. o. w Schuster, formerly of
Winslow and now residing in Gallup,
was in the city this week to attend
the meeting of the northern district
federation of the Woman's clubs.
Livestock Agent Here
Mr.. j. c. Mcqueen, livestock agent
for this division of the Santa Fe
with headquarters at Phoenix, was in
town Wednesday looking over the
livestock situation.
Big Carnival dance Armistice Eve.
at KeI1y's Hall Saturday Night, Nov
ember 10. Music by Sfegmund's Or
chestra Everybody Come!
To Make Home Here
Mr.. James F. Lawrence of Rut1edge,
Tennessee, a brother of Mrs G. G.
Hall arrived in the city few days
ago to make his home here. His
family who were detained in the
East will joint him in a short time
| Mr. Lawrence is now connected with
; ba FOL
Entertain at Bridge
Mrs. w. J. Wyrick and Miss Louise
Dadey entertained with a most pleas
ant bridge party at their home last
Friday evening. There were nine
| tables. Mrs Roy Sutherland won
| first prize and Mrs Elmer Black the
second
Halloween Party
Doyle, Lewis and Ralph Castanos
entertained their little friends with a
jolly Halloween party Tuesday after
noon from to o'clock. There home,
| 222 East Oak street, was beautifully
decorated with black and yellow rib
bons, iack-o-lanterns, black cats bats
and witches. Refreshments. Nineteen
guests attended the party.
Bags Three-pOint Buck
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett re-
turned Sunday evening from hunt
ing trip to the Blue Ridge country.
They brought back three-point
buck with them.
"DOc. Bostwick for all kinds of
| GOOD signs. Phone 159.
Eastern Star Social
The Eastern Star held a social