The Coconino sun., 1925-11-27

| The Barnes orchestra motored to
Ashfork Saturday evening, where
they played for dance given by the
Spanish-American society.
Fire of unknown origin started Sun
| day in the smalHbuilding formerly oc-
fcupied by the dental office of DR.. E.
"A. Miller. No damage was done, the
blaze being quickly controlled by the
fire department.
The Williams Woman's club, st.
| Margaret's guild. Ladies Aid society
and st. Joseph's Altar society win
hold a joint bazaar at the /. @. o. T..
Fhall Saturday, December S. Each or
ganization will have its own booth
and it is promised that there will be
loads of Christmas gifts at. reasonable
Ilprices. The bazaar will open at 10 a.
m. and last all day.. the NJ. e. ladies
serving so cent lunch at noon in
the dining hall upstairs.
The third and last of the series Of
dances, being given by st. Margaret's
guild was held Friday evening at the
parish house
The Rotary semi-annual ladies'
might will be held on December IL.
I The affair will be in the nature of a
Fdinner-dance, the details being in the
hands of the program and social COM
mittees. Messrs. Rittenhouse, Nordyke
and Kimball comprise the program
committee, while Dr. Jeffries. Joe
Lookadoo and T. T. Muzzy are the
social committee. 1t is rumored that
they have something very good up
their sleeves, and as "a start have
chosen E. J. (Nordyke) as Chairman
of the evening. Mr.. Nordyke will be
remembered as the very successful
chairman of the first ladies' night
given by the local club.
Elmer Duffield, twelve-year-old son
of the e. H. Duffields, had the mis-
fortune to shoot bullet through one
of his fingers Sunday afternoon. He
had gone to get gun from their au-
tomobile standing in front of the
house and IN some way the gun dis
charged. The wound is not considered
serious.
To celebrate the birthday of her
SON, Levi, Mrs. A. r. Montgomery de-
lightfully entertained with dinner last
Thursday evening, carrying out vel
low color scheme throughout her ap-
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table were Messrs. Levi Montgomery,
Pete Campbell, A. G. Griffith and
Ray Christy,. the Misses Bernice Haw.
kins, Edith Anderson and Ruth Rem
nick, Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lookadoo and the
hostess.
Friends are welcoming back to Will
liams G. w. Ortt,, who arrived Sunday
morning and will resume his old po-
sition with the Postal Telegraph com
pany. Mrs. Ortt will arrive in the
spring.
j. Montgomery arrived home on
Wednesday to spend the Thanksgiv-
ing holiday with his parents. He is a
student at the University of Arizona.
The E. j. Nordykes had as dinner
guests Thanksgiving day Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Miller and daughter Cath
crime, Mr.. and Mrs. Lilo Perrin and
Ivonne, Wilson Hayward and Pete
Campbell.
A community Christmas, tree is be-
ing planned for Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott were
dinner hosts to- the George Kimballs
Thanksgiving day.
Rev. j. X. jenkins, Episcopal arch
bishop, wassin Williams Sunday morn
ing and preached at the morning
service at. the parish house, leaving
that afternoon for Ashfork, where ne
conducted services that evening. -Four
regular Sunday school classes were
at the church Sunday, and
Sunday school will from now on be
conducted regularly every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
st. Margaret's guild members are
meeting today, the date having been
pat ahead one day ON account of
Thanksgiving.
To celebrate her third birthday, lit |
tie Alice Kimball invited number of |
her tiny friends to play with her last |
afternoon. The afternoon
was spent with games, a fish pond
and "eats."
Al most enjoyable meeting of the
Wonan's club was held Saturday aft
ernoon at the M. E. church. The pro-
grams. under the direction of Mrs. f. I
3. Wells, chairman of the Music de- I
partment, was success from the first t
number to the last. Flagstaff talent
s0ntributed largely to the success of
he meeting, there being number Of
:lubi. women here from that city.