The Winslow mail., 1924-12-26
Around Town
Entertained at Dinner

Entertained at Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Gammage en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Cork
hill and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs E.
T. Matthews, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. d.
McGregor and daughters at Christ
mas dinner yesterday.
C.. S. at Masonic Temple
Beginning next Sunday, December
%, the Christian Science society of
Winslow will hold services at the
Masonic Temple on Kinsley avenue,
instead of at the Women's club build
ing. The services are held at IL
o'clock a. m.
RemOdeling Home
Mrs. Marie Kraemer, whose resi-
dence at 312 Apache avenue was part
ly destroyed by fire some time ago,
is having the place remodeled and
enlarged Several rooms are being
added. Work was begun this week by
the Hall Lumber company
The Best Walters
John Williams and Mrs. Ethel
Pincetl won first prize in the exhibi-
ton waltz at Kelly Pastime hall
Saturday evening. Second prize was
won by John Drumm and Mrs. H. E.
Kennis. The judges were Chas. l..
Murphy, J. S. Dodson and Mrs. Suter.
Elks Dances Discontinued
The regular Saturday night dances
given by the B. P. o. Elks in their
club rooms have been discontinued.
A few weeks ago they were changed
from Friday to Saturday evenings. A
public card party, with numerous
prizes and other entertainment fea-
lures, will be announced by the enter
tainment committee soon.
Pay Day Delayed
Monday of this week was pay day
for Santa Fe folks, instead of Satur-
day. The latter day should have
been pay day, but for some reason
the checks did not arrive in Winslow
in time to be distributed The last
three days of Christmas shopping was
made more of a scramble than usual
because of the delay.
Mail Mailed Late
Owing to everybody connected with
the Winslow Mail taking Christmas
day off from all labor, and it being
Thursday usually the big day in the
week for this paper, The Mail will
reach subscribers some few hours
later than usual. We beg your pardon
and hops you enjoyed the day as much
as we did.
Carpenter Breaks Leg
A carpenter recently employed by
the Hall lumber company, last Fri
day fell from a scaffolding and broke
his leg. The mans name was
Schmerker, and had come to Winslow
just few days before going to work.
He was accompanied to hospital at
Gallup last Saturday by j. N. Carter,
also of the Hall Lumber company.
Elks New Year Ball
The B. P. O. Elks are arranging for
their annual New Years ball next
Wednesday evening, one of the most
lively and colorful balls ever attempt
ed by them. Special music and en-
tertainment has been secured and the
novelties will be new and more at
tracted than ever. The Elks ball is
always one of the big events of the
year in WinSloW.
FOrty-First Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Byrd were the
guests of honor at a six-O'clock din
ner Tuesday evening, December 20,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. M.
Stewart The occasion was one of
congratulations and best wishes for
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd, who on that day
celebrated their 41st wedding ami
versary Christmas decorations added
a charming note to the table. Besides
the guests of honor and hosts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart, those present were, Mr..
and Mrs E. O. Brinnerstool and
daughter, Miss Margaret.
G.. /. A. Install Officers
Last Tuesday afternoon the Grand
International Auxiliary to the B. OF
L. E. installed the following officers:
Lillian S. Proctor, past president; Mrs.
Fred Douglas, president; Mrs. Frank
Farnsworth, vice president; Mrs.
Eleanor Henderson, secretary; Mrs.
Jess Holm, treasurer; Mrs. Frank
Hink, insurance secretary; Mrs. Bon
ME Brennan, chaplain; Mrs. A. L.
Good, guide; Mrs. E. H. Brooks, senti-
mel; Mrs Riley Walcott, musician;
Mrs. r. P. Kelly, crescent, marshal;
Mrs. Dean Burney, star marshal; Mrs.
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