The Winslow mail., 1925-05-15

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says practically everyone in Hol-
brook will attend the celebration.
While in town he reserved a room
at the Statler hotel for Alfred
Skeels of Williams, of the board
of county supervisors, who will ar
rive in WinsIow today.
Baby Boy.
Fred F. Williams, of the J. C.
Penney store, became the father of
fine boy which was born at Flag
staff Wednesday. r. L. Champion,
manager of the Penney store, has
announced that he will save the big
SO size hat now on display in his
window for the little chap to wear
on his arrival here.
Two Cars Painted.
Two cars are being painted by
the Duco process this week at the
paint shop of H. H. Wingfield, one
a Buick belonging to Roy Brennan
which is being painted brown and
black, and the other a Chalmers
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will be done in blue and black.
Mrs. Harris EntertainS.
Mrs. B. r Harris entertained the
Third Street Bridge club at her
home Tuesday evening. High score
was made by Mrs. Joe Fisher. Mrs.
]. A. Peterson received the guest
prize. Those present were Mines.
J. W. Bazell, r. c.. Kaufman, Tom
Herman, Joe Fisher, Bernard Null
len, r. B. Walton and j. A. Peter
son.
Miss BeckWith Leaves.
Miss May Beckwith left Wednes-
day morning for Seligman, where
she will make her home with her
father, who was transferred re-
Gently to that point. Miss Char
lotte Westerfeld, who has been Wis
iting Miss Beckwith, will accom-
pany her. They will motor over,
stopping at the Grand Canyon for
week.
Statesmen from Jerome.
Jack Kellogg, sales manager of
Northern Arizona for the Washer
Wilson organization, was a Wins
low visitor the first of the week,
accompanied by ]. Tooney and D.
O. Richardson, statesmen who will
represent the Washer Wilson peo-
pie in this territory. Mr.. Kellogg
left Tuesday for other points in the
northern part of the state.
Revival Services
Next week the Full Gospel AS
sembly of Winslow, will begin a
series of revival services in a tent
at the corner of Third street and
Warren avenue. The meetings will
begin at 500 O'Clock each even
ing. Rev. Thomas Griffin of Phoe-
nix, will conduct the services.
Rev., Griffin will preach Sunday at
the Full Gospel Assembly hall.
Mrs. Geiger Entertafns.
Members of the ladies' auxiliary
of the B. of L. F. and E. were en-
tertained with a social afternoon
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Fred Geiger on Cherry
street. Refreshments were served
to Mines. Lee Curtis, o. l.. Murray,
F. J. Hink, Paul Yoder, G. j. Wylie,
A. r. Dewey, Lee Eastman G. M.
Bardin, Harry Willard, G. Wolf.
Bridge Supper
Mrs. C. lB. Henderson and Mrs. A.
J. Robillard entertained with a
pretty bridge supper at the home
of Mrs. Henderson Tuesday night.
Seven tables were played, and all
were decorated in white and yell
low. The same color scheme was
carried out also in the menu SER
we'd, which began with yellow and
white pineapple cocktail. Mrs.
Liljedahl won first score and Mrs.
r. L. Walcott second.
Mrs. Hammond Entertains.
Mrs. H. D. O. Hammond enter
tanned the Quarter club at her
home on Warren Wednesday after
noon with bridge. Those who en-
joyed the hospitality of Mrs. Ham
mond were Mines. Claude Quebe-
deaux, Alfred Kleindienst, Vance
Wilson, Rene Pincetl, J. w. Bazell
E. C. Gilpin, Riley Walcott, Bill
Wyrick, Ted Burbage, VIM. Borum
and Mrs. Hubert Richardson, of
Flagstaff, who was a visitor at the
club meeting.