The Coconino sun., 1924-03-28
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WILLIAMS NEWS
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The Red Cross meeting Tuesday
night in the bank was we'll attended
and the following officers appointed
to fill vacancies. e. r. Byers was
appointed to fill the office of secre-
tary to succeed John Hinton. Pete
Cowbrough, chairman nursing COM
mittee to succeed Mrs. w. i. Looms,
and George w. Kimball, chairman
welfare committee.
r. Koch made most interesting
talk Sunday morning in the NJ; T.
church to large audience and Prof..
Cureton gave lecture in the eve
ming which proved of much interest
/ to a good sized audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. McLeese entertain
ed friends Tuesday evening at man
jongg.
Mrs. A. R. Montgomery returned
Tuesday from few days vacation
spent in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Startzman re-
TUNED the last of the week from
short trip to Phoenix.
About forty ladies attended the
regular monthly social meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon. Mesdames- j.
H. Maxwell, James Hudson, Harry
/ Dial and E. r. Byers were hostesses
for the afternoon. A program of
music added to games and social
| half hour helped to make pleasant
| afternoon before refreshments We're
| served by the hostesses. Mrs. r. D..
Mitchell, Misses Harriet Lebsch and
Kathryn Miller gave vocal and piano
selections.
i Jack Butler had business trip to
Seligman Monday.
Fred Udeene has been quarantined
for the past ten days with a real
case of measles. Mrs. Irish is taking
his place in the store.
Miss Evelyn Proctor of Winslow
visited with her sister, Mrs. Tom In
gledew last week.
| Mesdames Biggs and Benham en-
tertained the teachers and a few
| friends Saturday afternoon. Bridge
and NAH jongg furnished the enter
tainment for the afternoon. Those
enjoying the pleasant affair were:
Mesdames J. H. Mehl, F. Bly,, Smith,
Loudly, Sullivant, G. McLeese and E.
i r. Byers and Misses Aphra and Min
ME Anderson, Kirk, Anna Jaggard,
Edna Ritzenthaler, Elsie and Helen
Maxwell, Joe Easton, Janice Kauff-
man and Bernice Hawkins.
4 The Commercial club of Los An
geles stopped over in Williams for a
few hours Saturday night and those
who wished to dance were escorted to
the Sultana TO attend the baseball
dance while others were entertained
in the Harvey House by local Ro-
tarians and their wives.
The postoffice will be moved into
its new quarters this week.
Alfred Skeels will make business
trip to Gallup this week and continue
his journey on to Las Vegas to at
! tend the Rotary convention.
Mrs. F. A. Poison and son Kenneth
returned to Williams Wednesday
night on No. 10 after six-months
stay in Phoenix.
Mrs. Andrew Miller and Mrs. M
! B. Startzman and Mrs. T. H. Cure
II ton leave Friday for Tucson to at
tend the state convention of Feder-
/, ated clubs.
: The minstrel show Thursday was a
great success, netting the Woman's
(. club something over 5000 and provid-
: ing Williams folks with long eve
+, ming of merriment and pleasure.
A member of the Los Angeles Com
: mercial club, Mr. Frank Ryno, died
: at the Canyon as a result of heart
failure, at 11:05 p. M, March 8. Mr.
/, Ryno had been a conductor for the
!. Santa Fe in California for 25 years
!. and had recently retired on account
Of i'll health. The body was brought
/, to Williams by his brother-in-law
{ Frank Hunt, where a coroner's jury
:. held inquest and the remains were
: prepared for shipment to California
The new Methodist preacher t
succeed Rev. Loomis will arrive Fri
!. day from Michigan and preach hi'
first sermon Sunday morning.
Mrs. Charlie Button and children
: arrived Tuesday from California
q where they have spent the winter.
i, Mr. and Mrs. Renshaw will leave
}. , April 1 for Holbrook, where they vii
|, make their home. They will leave
many friends in Williams who arr
sorry to see them leave.
r Sheriff Campbell of Flagstaff wa
e in town Sunday looking after busi
ness.