The Winslow mail., 1924-03-07
6(1l9f fF0{R@lV,N ,NEWS
Here Over Weekend

Here Over Weekend
Arthur LaPrade, prominent attor-
ney of Phoenix, was in the city over
the weekend visiting his father, F
T. LaPrade, and other relatives. He
was in Holbrook earlier in the week
on legal business.
Motor Trip to Petrified Forest
Rev. w. s. Crockett of Glendale,
who is conducting revival meetings
at the Christian church, Rev. W.. L.
Martin and his daughter, Adelaide,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
C. Miller Saturday on a motor trip
to the Petrfied Forest. The Miller
children also went on the trip.
The Baptist Ladies will give an
Apron sale and Cafeteria luncheon
on Friday afternoon and evening
March 21st at Gillards Drug store.
Attends Board Meeting
Mrs. w. L. Martin left for Glen
dale Tuesday morning to attend the
state board meeting of the Christian
Missionary Society. She will return
to Winslow tomorrow.
Leaves for Prescott
Porter Ewing left Saturday night
for Prescott to enter Whipple Bar
racks. Miss Dolly Fenton accompan-
led him to the sanitarium.
On Business Trip
Fred Denarest, formerly of Wins
low and now of Los Angeles, arrived
in the city Sunday night on busi-
ness trip. Mr.. Demarest said that
his grandfather is in very poor health.
Gives Address at Joseph City
Grady Gamage gave an address be-
fore the Joseph City Parent Teach
ers' association Monday evening on
the Reorganization of Rural Edu-
panied her husband to Joseph City,
read several pleasing and delightful
selections at the meeting of the or
ganiZation.
Returns from Hospital
Mrs. C. w. Harp returned Monday
night from the hospital at Gallup,
where she underwent an operation.
She is recovering rapidly.
Goes to the Coast
Mrs. F. B. Slagle left Tuesday
will remain through the summer.
Arrive from Albuquerque
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Armstrong
arrived yesterday from Albuquerque
to make their home here Mr.. Arm
strong, who is an employee Of the
Santa Fe, has been transferred to
this city.
Shepard -Towner Nurse Here
Miss Cathlyn Kessler, the Shepard
Towner field nurse, was in the city
a short time Saturday from Holbrook
She was also in the city on Wednes-
day. @
Guests of Mrs. Schleuter
Mrs. William Matthie, Mrs f. B.
Hebert, Mrs. " H. Wilson, Mrs.
Joseph Donahue and Mrs. v. C.
Proctor went to Gallup Saturday on
train No. s as guests of Mrs. O.
W. Schleuter They returned to
Winslow on train No. 81 that evening
Leaves for San Francisco
Miss Anna Dye left Sunday even
ing for San Francisco, where she will
spend a month with relatives and
friends.
Give Bridge Party
Mrs. C. j. Brooks and Mrs. j.
r. Janeway gave a six-o'clock bridge
luncheon last Friday evening. Thirty
six guests were present. The bridge
luncheon was an extremely enjoyable
affair, being one of the most pleas
ant social functions of the season
Down From Flagstaff
T. A. Stahl of Flagstaff was in
the city Thursday on Santa Fe bust
ness.
Visiting From California
J.D. Van Alta of Kelso, California
is visiting his daughter; Mrs. Frank
Christensen.
Spends Day in City
George Markell, formerly with the
local Harvey news service, was II
the city Saturday renewing acquaiil-
tences. He is now stationed at Gal
lup.
Go to Phoenix
Mrs. H. J. Fouts and her daughter
Mrs. J. w Kiles, of Holbrook went
to Phoenix Tuesday for a few days
They will also visit at Glendale be
fore returning home.