The Coconino sun., 1926-12-17

Dodge City, hanS., crop IN on Lnem
for two days visit. Mrs. Benge and
Mrs. Lebsch were girlhood friends.
Mrs. E. ]. Kirwan is suffering from
badly sprained ankle.
Mrs. Harold Greene announces
piano recital by her pupils to be held
in the high school auditorium Sunday
Afternoon Dec. 19 at 2:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shill announce
the arrival of a son on December 12.
Both mother and son are doing nice
ly.
C. r. Sullivant left last week for
San Bias, Mexico, to take over his
new duties with lumber company
there.
There will be special musical pro-
gram at st. Johns parish house Sum
day evening December 10 at 1880
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eliseo Alon-
20. boy on December 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.-Byers enter
tanned the Misses Clementine Shurt-
left and Sarah Wilson and Baron j.
| v. Auriemma at dinner Friday even
ing.
Mrs. w. C. Rittenhouse returned
Thursday from Phoenix. She was ac-
companied by her brother, Stewart
Lovelace, who visited with the Rit-
tenhouse family until Monday when
he left for his home at Bozen1an
Mont
Miss Lauretta Walsh was dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Cowardin
last Sunday evening.
w. C. Mccormack, vice president
| of the Adams hotel of Phoenix, was
Williams visitor Friday. Mr.. Nc
Cormack is associated with the
Brunswick Drug Co.
Mike Yvarre and Miss Annie En-
tcinas were united in marriage last
Monday morning at st. Joseph's
church.
Sunday Dec. 19. Every one is cor
diallv invited to these services: 10 a.
M, Sunday school; IL a. M, Christ
mas cantata by the choir.
st. Margaret's Guild held a spec-
ial meeting at the home of Mrs. Lilo
Perrin on Monday evening to perfect
plans for a get-together supper for
/ the church members. 1t was decided
to have the supper at the Parish
house the first Wednesday in the new
/ wear. After the Guild meeting the
/ Sunday school teachers met and de-
cided to have a Sunday school party
Friday evening Dec II at the Par
fish house with Christmas tree, San
ia Claus and lots of refreshments.
Arrangements for this party are IN
/ the hands of Mrs. Rosenbaum and
Mrs. Byers.
School Notes
Fourteen new students were en-
rolled during the third school month
bringing the total up to 495. On ac-
count OF the epidemic of measles so
many pupils were compelled to be abb
sent that the daily average fell to
1926 as compared with 442 for the
previous month.
Girls' and boys basketball is next
i in the line of sports at the hlgh
school and both teams are working
into shane for the opening OF the
season. Since the schedule was ar
I ranged a few changes have taken
] place. Prescott high school has de-
cided to do away with girls basket
i ball and to substitute hockey The
Jerome school IS seriously considering
doing likewise. also other schools.
Following is the schedule for the To-
cal teams as first arranged.
Jan. Williams boys and girls
at Flagstaff.
Jan. 22.-Prescott boys at Will
Jams. -,
Jan. 29.-Clarkdale boys at Will
Jams.
Feb. 4.-Jerome boys at Williams.
Feb. 5.-Williams girls at Clark
dale.
Feb. l9.-Winslow bows at Williams.
Feb. Flagstaff boys and girls
at Williams.
The teachers met last Friday even
ling at the home of Miss Helen Max
well to organize social club for the
/ winter. It will include as charter
members all of the teachers, the
teachers wives and the substitutes.
FThe following officers were elected !:
Helen Maxwell, president; Annie
.Jaggard. svice-president; Bess Alcorn,
secretary rv-treasurer. The club will be
entertained at bridge at the home OF
Mrs. Rosenbaum January z or 3. The
4 hostesses will be the Mesdames Ros-
enbaum and Gotthold. A dance mas
/ been planned and committee OF TWO
Regina Rosseau and Lillian Lon
geran-was appointed to have charge.
The dispute over the northern Arl-
zona football championship for 1876
has not been settled. 1t has been
contended that number of Prescott
boys were ineligible for competition
in amateur athletics, and if this con-
tention proves true the Prescott team
will automatically forfeit its claim
to the pennant and the Williams team,
winner of second place, will pc de-
clared northern Arizona champions.
The Dramatic club met "Wednesday
evening at the home of Edward Us
wald. It is rehearsing regularly 1oI
the first play, "The Trystlng Place,
which will be put on at the big Com
munity program on December ~.
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