The Winslow mail., 1925-02-13
Valentine Party

of the Christian church, and fr1end6 /
had a valentine party Wednesday
night at the church. Games and a
musical program was enjoyed. Pro-
gram as follows: Saxaphone solo, !
Murl Holm, accompanied by Con-
stance Shipley on the piano; Irby |
Mae Richardson, reading; Winfred
Hensley, slight of hand tricks; |
quintet, Able Chas, Murl Holm, Bill
Wood, Glen Evans, Frank Brown, !
sang two songs; solo, Adelaide
Martin. Miss Constance Shipley |
had charge of the games. The dec
orations and refreshments were in
keeping with the Valentine season. !
Mrs. Martin was hostess assisted |
by Mrs. Hensley and Mrs. L. G. /
Scott.
Rebekah Entertain
The Rebekah lodge gave de-
lightful affair at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E:esF Matthews on last |
Monday evening in honor of Mrs. !
Lula Carter, who leaves soon for
Grand Canyon, to make her home |
Those in attendance were Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. L. Flahart, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Johnson, Mesdames Minnie Vorce,
Lila Carter, Chas. Shew, J. r. Hun
ter and J. Stegmeir, Misses Ger
trude Davis and Leila Vorce,
Messrs. B. F. Trammel and G. S.
Elder.
Joe Roth Gets Pheasants
Joe Roth, president of the Wins
low Game Protective association,
received four Chinese Pheasants
from State Game Warden Willard,
Wednesday, which added to what
he has on hand now makes seven
in all. The association hopes to
stock the hunting preserves of this
section with the birds. Three hum
dred quail were turned loose on
Clear Creek this week.
Carl f. Eiberger Here
Carl F. Eiberger, kell-known by
railroad men, who was located here
for several years, spent the last
week here visiting friends. He de-
parted this morning for Denver,
Colorado, where he has been con-
nected with the Home Products
company. Mr.. Eiberger recently
buried his mother at Humbolt, Ari-
Zona
Francis May Ferrell
The Mail is in receipt of an an
nouncement which proclaims the
birth of daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl N. Ferrell at Needles, Feb
ruary 9th. Mrs. Ferrell will be
remembered as Isla Gates. Mrs.
Ada Gates, mother of Mrs. Ferrell,
is visiting in Needles. The new ar
rival has been named Francis May
Ferrell.
Reading Room Entertainment
The Santa Fe Reading room has
arranged for an entertainment ny
the Lyric Club Sextette on the
evening of February 18th, next
Thursday. The unusual high tone
of this years programs lead us to
believe that it will be well worth
while.
Installs New Boiler
"Bill' O'Hara is installing new
and larger boiler this week, to
take care of the new cleaning ma
chinery which has been purchased
and is now on the way. "BllPsY
cleaning establishment will be
second to none when the new equip
ment is in place.
Scottish Rite Club
The Scottish Rite club are plan
cI,;y OTTO Sc 1Ni1,th
day, Sunday, February the 10th,
with appropriate ceremonies. The
public are cordially invited to at
tend. The Masonic Temple is the
place. Announcement next week
will give program and the hour.
]. C. MayeS. Jr. Back on Job
Having fully recovered from his
Illness, j. G. Mayes, Jr., is again
going round and round while op-
Grating the turn table from mid
night to eight a. m. This places
J. H. Edwards on the extra list
KanSan Here
Edward Hanslip of Kansas City,
nephew of H. F. Savage, arrived
IN WlnSlOW Iu0 ldII0l pdlC VI last
week and will remain here and at
tend high school for the balance
of the year.
ScOutmaster Out of Hospital
Glib Hunter, who has been con-
fined to the Santa Fe hospital in
Los Angeles for some time, with
an injured foot, returned to the
city Friday on %. He is not yet
able to resume his work.
Methodist Pastor Well Again
Rev. Frank R. Speck, pastor OF
the Methodist church is able to be
out again after an illness of sew
eraI weeks with the flu, he will
conduct the services Sunday.
Parker Sutton Here
Parker Sutton of Phoenix, ac-
companied by Mrs. Sutton, stopped |
over in Winslow short time Sat