The Coconino sun., 1925-12-11
Williams DOinQo


7c- nImseIf) and Jack (Dutler)- had
n. difficulty in qualifying as the
baldest. A new Rotary quartette
composed of E. R. Byers, George
Baumgartner, Frank Wells and w. L.
Lindbloom, sang two humorous Sc
lections that were very much enjoyed.
H. B. Binkley, building inspector of
the new high school building, gave an
interesting description of the building,
stating again that the building will be
completed the early part of January.
Mrs Wells sang in her usual charm
ing way and was heartily encored.
Rotary Ann Lucille (Lindbloom) pre-
sided at the piano. It is hoped that
the club will be back in their own
quarters by the 10th. Mr.. Binkley,
Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Lindbloom we're
the only guests. Thirteen Rotarians
have announced their intention of mo-
toring to Prescott on Friday, the 18th,
where they will be the guests of the
Prescott Rotary club. The program
committee have prepared an interest
ing program for that day. 1t has
been decided that the semi-annual
ladies night which will be observed
December 18th, will be in the form
of dinner dance to be given at the
Parish house that evening at 7:30.
Every member is privileged to invite
one couple and those coming late will
be fined one dollar, fines collected to
help sdefray the expense of the COM
munity Christmas tree. George
kimball has charge of arrangements
for ladies night and E. J. Nordyke
will be chairman of the evening.
The third of a series of dances of
the Shifters Dancing club, an organi-
zation of Williams younger set, was
held Friday evening, the 4th, at the
Parish house, with nearly all of the
members present. 1t was a Hard
Time" dress affair, although you
might not have guessed it from the
happy faces about A box lunch at
midnight was one of the treats of the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Nordyke
acted as chaperons. The enjoyable
music was played by the Barnes or
chestra.
The joint bazaar held last Satur-
day, the 5th, at the |. 0. O. f. hall
was a decided success, the St. Mar
garet's guild, st. Joseph's Altar So
ciety, the Ladies' Aid society and the
Woman's club having attractive and
we'll patronized booths. The chicken
dinner served by the Ladies Aid
proved so popular that many were
turned away. The bazaar was fol-
lowed by dance in the evening, un-
Ter the auspices of the Woman's club.
The junior pupils of Mrs. Harold
Grecne's piano class gave most en-
joyable recital at the school auditor
ium Sunday afternoon, December g.
A good sized audience was present
to hear the young players and showed
their hearty appreciation by their ap-
plause and attention during the num-
bers. The following took part: Carl
Cureton, Eunice Dial, Barbara Greene,
Charlotte Greene, Louise Lebsch,
Colleen Quinn, Eileen Scanlon, Anna
Stone and Mary Sullivant.
Bert Cameron of the Union Oil Co.,
and Mrs. Cameron were Williams
visitors Sunday.
At the town council meeting held
December Z, the use of the city
streets was voted for the community
Christmas tree celebration.
Chas. Elliott of Prescott was In
town this week on business.
George Wagner continues to inn
prove, being now out of danger.
|! Mrs. E. j. Kirwan and daughter
Betty, returned home Friday evening,
the 4th, after an extended visit with
relatives in Texas.
Robert Way is visiting with rela-
tives in Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Whitfield are
driving a new Chevrolet.
Mrs. H. B. Binkley has returned to
Los Angeles.
| The Warren Perkins family have
moved to the Sheridan street resi-
dence formerly occupied by the Isaac
Browns, the Browns having taken
possession of their new home recent
Ily purchased by them Of w. G. Rit-
tenhouse.
"A number of our local. singers are
practicing regularly for the songs to
/ be sung at the community Christmas