The Winslow mail., 1926-02-05
Christian Science Service

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Christian Science Service
Beginning on next Sunday, Feb
ruary the 7th, the Christian Sci
ence Society services will be in the
Episcopal Guild Hall on West Sec
ond street.
To Los Angeles
Rev. VIM. R. Hessell of the Meth
odist church left last Sunday for
! Los Angeles to attend the Religious
J Council of the Southern California
M. E. conference, which includes
the Arizona district. Before re-
turning Rev. Hessell will visit his
brother in Los Angeles, whom he
has not seen in a number of years.
From Gallup
Chas. P. Mason, former editor of
| The Mail, now secretary of the
Inter-Tribal association spent sew
eral days here this week on bust
ness mission.
0ptOmetriSts Here
Winslow was visited this week
by two optometrists, DR.. H. w.
Swigert of Denver, spending Wed
nesday and Thursday here while
DR.. H. A. Schell of Tucson, will be
here today and tomorrow. DR..
Swigert was accompanied by his
wife and they will continue on to
California.
Baby Very Sick
Bertha Duke, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Duke, who has
been seriously i'll with the flu is
reported to be doing as well as
could be expected.
In HOlbrOOk
R. B. Walton, deputy income tax
collector for the northern district,
accompanied by Mrs. Walton, spent
Monday in Holbrook.
Before Board
A J. Renaud, cashier of the Uni
ted Bank e Trust company was in
Holbrook Monday on business be-
fore the board Of supervisors.
To County Seat
| Bill Darling, commander of
Frank Perkins Post of the Ameri-
can Legion, spent Monday in Hol-
brook on business, accompanying
Supervisor H. Payne.
To HOlbroOk
Deputy Sheriff J. E. Walker was
in Holbrook Monday on business at
the sheriff's office.
P. O. Inspector Here
Postoffice Inspector Presley of
Prescott, spent Monday in Winslow
comforting with Postmaster A. r.
Kleindienst on matters concerning
the local postoffice.
Fidelis Monthly Party
The Fidelis class of the Metho-
dist held their regular monthly
party at the home of VIM. Walcott
last Tuesday.
Entertains Bridge Club
On last Monday night, Miss La
Vaun Robinson entertained the
Night Bridge club. Mrs. w. J. Wy
rick holding high score for the
evening. Those playing were, Mrs.
w. J. Wyrick, Mrs. H. F. Savage,
Mrs. Geo. Sughrue, Mrs. Marshall
Janeway, Mrs. Bert Kleindienst,
Mrs. Chas Dancer, Mrs. Len Hop
son, Mrs Tug Wilson, Mrs. G. A.
Hansen, and the Misses Virginia
Bly,, Ester Vitz and Miss Robin
son.
Here From SeligIhan
Mrs. T. c. Gingrich of Seligman,
is in the city visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Bruce Matthie, who is
quite i'll with the flu.
ok" Fans Hear Cuba
An international test program
from station PWX, Havana, Cuba,
was heard in Winslow the evening
of February 1st, by both Mrs. G. ].
McQuillan and Mrs. Robert Edgar.
The program was reported to have
come in with ample volume on the
loudspeaker.
WOman'S Club
The next meeting of the Woman's
club will be held Friday, February
IL, at 2:30 p. m. at Guild Hall.
The music department will give the
program consisting of the memory
melodies, which the club is study
ing. May every member of the
club who is interested, be present
and begin this study in real earn
est Mr.. F. H. Murphy will fur
nish a Victrola and number of
records for this program Other
merchants will assist in furnishing
music for later programs. Roll
call will be responded to by Civ
| ing musical news items.
Shower for Miss Hart
Mrs. D. l. Pattison and Mrs. Rob
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