The Winslow mail., 1924-08-29

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for the Santa Fe, will accompany her.
The latter will enter Stanford univer-
sity this fall.
Register!
Tomorrow is the last day to regis
ter. If you wish to be factor in the
| forthcoming important primary cleo
ton, register, and do your civic duty.
People have died for the privilege of
| franchise so don't make a mock of
their sacrifice by being apathetic.
| Register!
Vernon Vaughn in Town
Vernon Vaughn, land and water
commissioner for the state of Arizona,
was visitor in Winslow Sunday.
While here he called upon a number
of friends, of whom he has great
many in the northern portion OF the
state He left Sunday afternoon for
Holbrook and the section south on
business connected with his office.
Airplanes Westward
The two airplanes which had been
giving passenger flights in Winslow
| for a week departed Friday for the
west, after educating a number of peo-
| pie to the delights of aerial travel.
The :nerry-go-round also unhiteched
its galloping steeds and departed for
| fresher fields the first of the week.
Winslow people now must either auto
or walk.
One Exciting Night
A oxxt 10 nj
be presented the great film play, "One
Exciting Night" This is one OF the
/ best pictures ever produced by that
master of movie art, David Wark
! Griffith 1t is picture all should see
who delight in the best the films Of
| fer.
Tire Bargains
The Brooks Service Station, corner
| Third street and Williamson avenue
are this week offering Winslow auto
/ lists some mighty attractive bargains
in tires. The Brooks advertisement
will be found on page seven of this
issue of The Mail This company was
recently made local distributors for
! Hudson and Essex cars.
New Mercantile Company
/ Articles of incorporation for the
Cahn-Nagle Mercantile company OF
Winslow, capitalized for $4,000, have
been applied for before the Arizona
corporation commission. The COM
! pany proposes to engage in a retail
and wholesale mercantile business
with Charles Calm of Winslow as pres
ident; F. w. Nelson of Holbrook as
vice-president, and William Nagle Of
Winslow as secretary.
Union Services
The union church services which
have been held on Sunday evenings
during the summer months will be
concluded with the service on next
Sunday evening. The concluding SER
mon will be preached by Rev. w. L.
Martin and the subject will be What
/ is Life?" Rev. o. L. Enyeart, pastor
of the Methodist church, preached a
strong sermon last Sunday evening on
What Think Ye of Christi" The un-
! ion services have been very we'll at
tended when the weather was favor
able for outdoor service, and the peo-
pie have seemed to appreciate the
comfort afforded by the outdoor ar
rangement Pastors and people have
enjoyed the fellowship of these union
gatherings and are somewhat loath to
have them come to an end.
Mrs. Parr Surprised
Last Friday evening score OF
| friends of Mrs. FrOna Parr surprised
her with most enjoyable birthday
party at her home, corner Fourth and
Warren avenue The visitors, by sub
terfuge, gained entrance to Mrs
PARIS home and during the few mo-
ments of her absence prepared for
her reception. Her surprise was com
plete, and the entire affair was one OF
the most enjoyable of the kind ever
given in the city. A beautiful set of
cut glass goblets was presented to
Mrs. Parr by the guests in token OF
their esteem. The evening was devot-
ed to music and games and social
time. Those present were Mesdames
E. B. Hebert, E. c. Gilpin, Charles
Daze, Vance Wilson, Riley Walcott,
Sam Proctor, Robert Moore, Obra
Gray, Sam Folsom, Joe Donohue, Jas.
Hickey, Bert Saunders, V, c. Proctor,
Chris Sorensen; Hubert RIchardson,
Elmer Black, Miss Marvel Penrod and
Mary Alice Martindale of Emporla,
Kansas.
Delightful Bridge Party
One of the prettiest affairs OF the
summer was that given by Mrs. ": u.
Chase and Mrs. ]. N. Gruhl when they
entertained twelve tables at bridge
at the home of the former Monday
evening. A color scheme of yellow
and white was carried out in the dec
orations. tally cards and the delight
full lunch Mrs. James Hickey re-
ceived high honors with Mrs. JOS.
Donohue second. The guests who en-
joyed this delightful affair were: Mes
danes C. H. Payne, Stanley P1ncetl,
F. w. Neill, E. c. Burbage, j. d. Pur-
dy, w F. Martens, c. B. Henderson,
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