The Winslow mail., 1926-04-02
Personal and
Local News
Entertained

one o OclOCK luUCuGOH last OuAuoJ
complimentary to Mrs. Mable Will
son. grand vice president, and Mrs.
Ethel E. Garrett, local vice presi-
dent.
House Guests
Mrs. Della Frierson and Bertha
Cummings had as their guest last
week, Mrs. Mable Wilson, grand
vice president of the Auxiliary to
the B. of r. T.
Civil Service Examinations
An announcement has been made
by the local postoffice that civil
service examination for the posi-
ton of clerk-carrier will be held
irNa short time in Winslow. For
information in regard to the re-
quirements and character of the ex-
animation, and for application
blanks, apply promptly to the local
secretary, U. S. Civil Service Board,
at the Winslow postOffice.
Reception to NJ. E. Church School
Officers and Teachers
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Day entertained the teachers
and officers of the Methodist church
school with a reception at their
home, 216 East Oak street. Deco
rations of pink and green were
used to carry out the Easter idea
Pink candles, sweet peas and ferns
being used. Mrs. Lottie Bisbee pre-
sided at the punch table from which
%as served punch, waters and dain-
ty little Easter eggs. Those re-
ceived during the evening were:
Mrs. Walter Olds, Mrs. w. H. Day,
Mrs. Ray Rhodes and son Leslie,
Misses Isabelle Coe, Edna Elder
Mary Zeimer, Ruth Dunklins,
Gladys Vorce, Edna Bowden, Mir
lam Wade, Mrs. Wade, and Mr..
Driggers. Several of the teachers
and officers were out of town and
could not be present.
To Gallup
Mrs. Lear Parker left Monday for
Gallup, where she will spend few
days.
"Nameless" Club
Miss Dorothy Doughman enter
tanned the "Nameless' bridge club
Thursday evening, March 25th, at
the home of Mrs. ]. J. Warman
High score was won by Miss Miriam
Wade, Mrs. Vera Foulkes taking the
coveted BOBBY prize. The guests
Hazel Hitchcock, Betty Fladung
Vera Foulkes, Margaret Laws
Marie Williams, Miriam Wade
Frances McDermott, and Ethel
Blackwell.
Monday Night Bridge Club
Last Monday evening Mrs. w. B
Darling entertained the Monday
Night bridge club at her home on
West Cherry street First prize
psos won by Mrs P. T. Liljedahl
Mrs. C. A. Hansen won second
prize, while high score for guests
was held by Mrs. Roy Smith. Those
present were Mesdames F. G. Ne1ll
w. D. Chase, c. A. Hansen, P. T.
Liljedahl, Roy Smith, F. F. Will
liams, G. N. Laws, c. E. Machen
A. J. Robillard, j. A. Peterson, U
7. Hurst and the hostess.
To Tulsa, Okla.
T. D. Bostwick and wife of Pres
colt, stopped over in WlnsloW
Wednesday, for a few hours visit
with friends before continuing or
to Tulsa, Oklahoma, where they
expect to make their future home
Mr.. Bostick was formerly an en-
Move of the Prescott Courier.
F:ck From Phoenix
DIR. G. P. Sampson returned nome
Tuesday night from Phoenix, Wherf
he spent week visiting with re
latives.
Paper Salesman
Frank Baptist, salesman for the
Zellerbach Paper company, whose
headquarters are in Phoenix, was
in Winslow early this week on on'
of his regular visits. Mr.. Baptis
comes to Winslow often and re
ports the Meteor City as one of th'
busiest in the state.
Bakery Sale
The w. B. A. will hold home
cooked bakery sale at Campbell''
Market tomorrow, and many home
style cooked bakery delicacles VII
be offered.
Here From Bisbee
Frank Ianni of Bisbee, arrived il
Winslow Wednesday and expect
to locate here permanently, late
bringing his family here.
Here From Tombstone
C. P. Giragi, one of the publish
ers of The Mail arrived in Winslov
by auto Wednesday, accompanies
by Pete Musso,> mining man o
Tombstone. They expect to spenC
several days, before making tn
return trip Mr.. Giragi will return
to WinsIow sometime during Ma,
to make his permanent home AM
lake active interest in the conduc
eol The Mail.
Visited In Gallup
Mrs. Dave Grocer and Mrs. ]. I
Young spent last Tuesday in Gal
Iup visiting friends.
In Phoenix