The Winslow mail. (Winslow, Ariz.) 1893-1926, 1925-03-20

MIS-. w. j. SndnKS, VINO recently
were taken to Los Angeles, are
critically i'll, the former at the
Santa Fe hospital and Mrs. Shanks
at the G. &. G. apartments, 2101
East Fourth street.
Albuquerque Couple Marry.
Charles Hayden and Miss Lester
Cook of Albuquerque were married
in Flagstaff last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Hayden is superintendent of
construction of the ice plant here
| They will make their home in AL
! buquerque as soon as the ice
plant is completed.
| Visited in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Vaughan
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Jackson
motored to Phoenix Saturday to
participate in the Rotary meeting.
Following the convention they Wis
tied several cities of the southern
part of the state dad" stayed
home to take care of the store.
Mrs. Evans Home.
Mrs. Horace Evans returned last
week from Los Angeles, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Mary Evans, mother
of Horace Evans. Mrs. Evans will
visit in Winslow for few weeks,
after which she will go to Okla
homa to visit with other relatives.
Mrs. Horace Evans will accompany
her to the east.
Visitors from Phoenix.
Lester Fast and Charles Sharp of
Phoenix motored to Winslow Sat-
urday to visit friends. Sunday aft
ernoon the two visitors and Gene
Womack, Edna Elder and Marvel
Penrod motored to the Painted Des-
ert. Fast and Sharp returned to
Phoenix Monday.
Gloria Swanson Picture.
One of the big pictures of the
year will be shown at the Opera
House next Wednesday and Thurs
day, when "Manhandled," starring
Gloria Swanson, will be the attrac-
ton. Manager John Barncord will
present the film on two nights so
that everyone in Winslow may have
an opportunity to see it.
Catching Speeders.
Judge Corkhill has begun the
spring roundup of speeders, and
during the last week levied light
fines on about a dozen hurried
drivers. Stop watches are being
held on a number of others, and the
judge is expecting to issue invita-
tions to them to call on him at his
chambers in the city hall.
American Legion Dance.
The Winslow American Legion
post will give one of it's ever-pop-
ular dances at the Green Mill next
Monday night All arrangements
have been made to make this a hum
dinger social affair. New and
jazzy music will be provided, and
the entertainment of those who
attend we'll looked after.
High School Annual.
Students Of the Winslow high
school are making plans for issuing
an annual this year, as in years
past. However, the annual will be
of modest size and the context
edited and prepared with the idea
Of producing the book as cheaply
as possible. Glen Evans and Carl
Calm are making the preliminary
arrangements.
Mrs. Payne EntertainS.
Mrs. c. G. Payne entertained the
Supper club Tuesday evening with
three tables of bridge. Mrs. Gene
Thompson won the first prize and
Ralph Miller won the gentIemen's
prize. Mrs. Payne gave prizes for
the couple having the most success
full doubles. Miss Virginia Bly, re-
ceived the ladies and Clyde Mat
THE the gentlemen's prize.
Farewell Party.
The ladies of Circle No. 2 of the
Methodist church gave a farewell
surprise party for their president,
Mrs. w. c. Breckeen, Tuesday aft
ernoon. Refreshments were served
and a gift was presented in appre-
citation of Mrs. Breckeen's work in
the circle and in the church. Mr..
Breckeen is leaving to take posi-
ton in Newton, Kan. Mrs. Brock
cen will join him after a visit at
her former home in Texas.
Mrs. OIds Burns Arms.
Mrs. Walter Olds suffered pain
full experience this week when she
burned both arms severely by ap-
plying kerosene in too great guam
a