The Winslow mail., 1924-05-23
Visited His Mother

the latter son. Scout IneOOOre GOrQ-
on, of the U. S. S. Nevada. The young
man left Monday night on No. 81 for
San Pedro. Calf, where he reports
for duty. During his stay he has been
a guest at numerous parties and SINH
lar social events and thoroughly en-
joyed his visit.
Friday Bridge Club Meets
The members of the Friday Bridge
club. three tables, met at the home of
Mrs. R. c. Rhodes, last Friday night
and spent an enjoyable evening. They
meet tonight at the home of Lavann
Robinson. The club meets regular
every fortnight.
Bill Went A'Fishing
Bill Walther of the Santa Fe freight
office went out Sunday with friend
and brought back some fish. Bill went
out in fact Saturday night. 1t is re-
ported that 56 catfish adorned his
stringer when he returned He re-
fuses to name the fishing ground but
some of his friends benefited CASTRO
non1icalIy from his trip.
Up and Around Again
Little Pauline Dooley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dooley of the pump
ing station, is up and around again,
after being seriously i'll with the flu
for some time.
From Flagstaff
Herbert Babbitt of the Babbitt Bros.
Trading Co., was in the city on We'd
nesday and returned to Flagstaff the
same day
Masonic Lodge Busy
The Winslow lodge of Masons held
special session Saturday night at
which time the degree of Master
Mason was conferred upon candidate
A special session was held Monday
night for degree work The local
lodge has considerable work pending
and special sessions of the lodge are
frequent.
AutOs Slow to Arrive
Not many deliveries of Automobiles
are being made right now. Dealers
find that cars are not easy to get and
the best they can do is to wait for
their cars to arrive from the factories
of the middle west.
Visit Petrified Forest
Rev o. L. Enyeart and family, ac-
companied by Evangelist Herbert Ire
land and Mrs Ireland drove up
to the Petrified Forest on Monday to
look over the big scenic spot.
Attends Funeral
w. e. Beck and family of Lakeside,
formerly local business man, was in
the city Monday evening and Tuesday
morning They were attending the
funeral of the late O.. H. Myers.
Play Ball Next Sunday
Winslow has a baseball team. 1t
has been organized to play it's first
game of the season on next Sunday
with Needles, on the local grounds,
game opening at P M. sharp. The
second game is in Winslow, Sunday
June /, when Williams will be taken
on for a tryout The official roster
of the local team is not yet announced
The Santa Fe shopmen's team play
ed Williams, at the latter's ground
last Sunday, bringing home the short
end of the to score.
Nah Jongg Club
The Nah Jongg club met with Miss
Louise Dadey, Tuesday evening, Miss
Dadey entertaining at the home of
her sister, Mrs. w. j. Wyrick, 523
Warren Avenue. There were three
tables, with eight club members and
several guests, present. Light refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The first honors were taken by Mrs.
George Sughrue. The next meeting of
the club will be with Mrs. Wyrick, as
hostess.
Visits HOlbrOOk
Tom Hubbard, announcing himself
as a candidate for sheriff on the De-
mocratic ticket at the September pri-
maries made a business visit to Hol
brook on Saturday
FideIas Class Picnic
The Fidelas class of the Methodist
church went out on a picnic trip to
Clear Creek Monday evening There
were about twenty-five members of
the class present at the affair and
they enjoyed wiener roast The
teacher of the class, who was present,
is Mrs. G. w. Barstow
HOlbrOOk Agent Visits
w. T. Gates, agent at Holbrook,
spent Wednesday in this city on busi-
ness matters
Postpone Meeting
According to the statement made
earlier in the week by officers of the
Woman's club, there was no program
given by the club today, Friday. 1t
was stated Monday that while a pro-
gram had been prepared for Friday,
the multiplicity of events this week
led to postponement. 1t is planned
to hold the regular business meeting
of the organization on Tuesday,
May q.
Miss Nan Brown Leaves for Coast
Miss Nan Brown is leaving June 1,
for Los Angeles where she will study
the entire summer, taking more ex-
teHsive teachers course in the Eta