The Coconino sun., 1924-02-29
WILLIAMS NEWS
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lIIS CHERRY PIE udHcSs given IucSudy
night by the Rebekahs was decid-
ed success.
The basketball girls returned Sun
day night from the three-day trip to
Prescott, Glendale and Jerome, re-
porting defeat by each of the three
teams they played in those places.
j Charley Button and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Alfred Skeels returned Sunday eve
4 ming from motor trip to southern
three weeks enjoying the beaches and
California sunshine.
Mrs. Rinellart and daughter Violet
made a business trip to Flagstaff Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Byers were hosts
at 7:30 dinner party Saturday eve.
ming to Mrs. Ida Biggs, Miss Ber.
nice Hawkins, Rev. III. H.. Gillies and
Levi Montgomery.
At a meeting Monday evening of the
local baseball fans it was decided to
have team in Williams this year to
| be supported by the business men
Of the town. A number of affairs
were planned for benefit of baseball
funds, and another meeting set for
business manager, and N. Renshaw
business manager and N. Renshaw
and Geo. Baumgardner were put on
the finance committee.
Mrs. Ida Biggs gave party at her
home Saturday afternoon in honor of
the 7th birthday of her small son, Cur
l.tis. Eighteen children responded
gleefully to the invitations and spent
the afternoon playing games, singing
songs and story hour conducted by
Mrs. Byers. A long low table held
bright red hatchets for place cards
and tiny flags topped favor baskets
of red candy cherries. Ice cream,
cocoa and cake were enjoyed by the
little ones and before leaving the ta-
bic each child opened a pretty "snap-
per" amidst shouts and laughter. Each
found pretty papec cap which added
to the gayety of the hour Many pfet-
ty and useful gifts were received by
the delighted little host. Those pres
ent were Lois Ray, Ada Keeslar,
Charlotte Green, Leta and Beatrice
Augustine, Dorless Wright, Ruth Lea
Byers, Leta Barnett, Jessie Boyce,
Wilfred Ambrose, Clarence and Har-
ry OsNeil, Frank and Forest Massey,
Jack Scanlon, Millard and A. ".
Hutchinson and the host, Curtis
Biggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cheesbrough
and son left Monday for Wickenburg,
where they will establish a home. The
move was made with hope of bene-
fitting the health of both Mrs. Chees-
brough and the son. They disposed
Of one piece of property, the house
now occupied by Chas. Murray, to
Thos. f. Walsh, and have rented the
house they lived in.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mehl will move
into the Ed Hamilton home March 1,
as the Rittenhouses will take posses
sion of their property March /.
Forester and Mrs. Kimmel are re-
joicing over the arrival-of a beautiful
baby girl who arrived last Friday af-
ternoon to be little sister to Alice.
Mrs. Nagiller returned Friday Feb.
% from al extended vacation spent
on the coast.
Pete johnson, an employe of the
Saginaw left Tuesday in company
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Washington, where they will visit a
short time and go on to Chicago, and
finally on to New York from which
place they will sail for Sweden for a
visit with their parents and other rel
atives before returning to America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion N. Perkins are
proudly telling their friends of the
arrival on February 13 of a son.
The Thursday Rotary meeting will
be Boy Scout program with Boy
Scouts for guests.
Mrs. ]. H. Maxwell and daughters,
Misses Helen and Elsie spent Friday
shopping in Flagstaff.
Misses Minnie and Aphra Ander-
son and Janice Kaufman were week
end visitors at the Grand Canyon.
Mrs. Harold Green gave a recital
Sunday afternoon of her music pupils
in the auditorium of the school house.
The following interesting program
was enjoyed by a good crowd of in
terested listeners:
In Merry Sunshine ......... Kohler
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