The Winslow mail., 1925-11-13
Mrs. Walton Entertains

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Mrs. R. B. Walton was hostess
Monday afternoon at six tables 0
bridge. Mrs. c. A. Hansen hell
high score for the afternoon AM
Mrs. Joe Fisher second.
Attend Road Meeting
G. C. Payne, chairman of tn
board of supervisors, and G. 7
West, county engineer, left the frs
Of the week to attend the western
roads meeting at San Francisco.
Helen Fussell Home
Miss Helen Fussell, an employ
of the general offices of the Santi
Fe, returned home Saturday afte.
a few days in the railroad hospita
at Los Angeles.
Mrs. FOuts Home
Nrs.H. j. Fouts returned Wed
nesday from Oakland, California
where she has been for severa
months with her daughter, Mrs. jim
Kiles. Mrs. FOuts is much improv
ed in health.
Bill Ford Leaves
Bill Ford Of Winslow, left thi:
where he will take up work witt
the United Creditors association
Mr.. Ford was largely instrumental
in perfecting the organization here
and at Flagstaff.
Home From Long Beach
Mrs. r. G. Abel returned Tues
day from Long Beach and Los An
geles, California, where she haC
been visiting for ten days with hel
mother, and with Mrs. Thomas
Ramage, formerly of this city.
Here From Kansas City
Mrs. Vernon Foy and two sons
Clyde and Glenn, returned to Wins
low Friday from Kansas City
where they have made their home
since last March. They will make
their future home in this city.
Home From the East
w. L. Morrison returned Friday
morning from a visit to relatives
and friends in West Virginia anC
Pennsylvania. He left Saturday fol
San Diego and other California
Points, where he will finish his
vacation.
Wife VIII Cut Kindling
o. A. Dunlap, manager of the To-
cal Standard Oil plant, suffered 6
severe injury to his knee the Other
day. He was cutting kindling anC
had block balanced on his knet
ready to strike. The ak went cleal
through the board and part way
through the leg.
Catholic Bazaar
The Ladies of the Altar society
of the Catholic church met at the
home of Mrs. John B. Drumn
Wednesday afternoon 1t was de
cided at the meeting to prepare fol
and hold their annual bazaar some
time early in December, the date
and place to be announced later.
Card Party
The Ladies of the Episcopa
Guild entertained Thursday after
noon with ten tables Of bridge. Mrs
J. B .Drumm held high score fol
the afternoon and Mrs. J. A. Greer
consolation. At the close Of The
afternoon the ladies served a de
licious lunch Of pumpkin pie anC
coffee.
Girls See Game
Eight Winslow girls went to Gal
lup Wednesday morning on No.2
to see the football game between
Gallup and Winslow Hi teams
They were Misses Agnes Thornton
Vivian Armstrong, Jane Day, Dals!
McGregor, Marjory Borden, Ger
trude Rhyan, Dorothy Fouts anC
Mary Dickerson.
Visit Former Residents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. French re
turned the first of the week from
an auto trip to the southern par
of the state during which they Wis
tied with several former WinsloV
families, including Rev. and Mrs
Frank E. Speck, at Phoenix, Rev
and Mrs. Enyeart, at Nogales, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Henderson, a
Florence.
Legion Drive
The Frank Perkins Post of tn
American Legion is participating Il
the statewide drive for member
ship. The results SO far have no
been made public. The local Legion
post has about IS members, an
it is estimated that there are abou
800 men in this community eligibl
to membership. The Legion meet
every Saturday night at Communlt
| hall.
Mr.. ZoOk In Town
Mr.. Zook, chairman of the gen
eral grievance committee OF tn
B. R. T., stopped off in WinsloN
Tuesday He was enroute to hi
home in Galway, California, froI
! Chicago. Mr.. Zook called a specia
meeting of the local B. r. T. lodg
at which he related some of tn
findings of the train service boarC
and incidentally worked on his pc
litical fences as he wishes to su<