The Coconino sun., 1926-12-17
WILLIAMS DOINCS
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regular senli-monthly meeting of the
chamber Of commerce on the 9Th. Sec
retary Walter Lindblom who had tax
en- up the matter with the owner OF
several useless and unsightly build
irgs that appear on the Main street,
the idea of having them torn down,
brought in a favorable report. The
practice of dumping rubbish along the
Grand Canyon highway was also dis
cussed and it was decided by the
chamber to offer reward for anyone
caught dumping trash along this
road outside of the area which IS set
aside for chat purpose. The bylaws
and constitution of the Northern Ari-
zona Association of Commercial or
ganizations were approved by the
body and they voted to join that as
sociation. Several requests for the
Williams Grand Canyon folder have
been received both from individuals
and organizations.
The Rotary club held its regular
weekly meeting Thursday with Judge
x. N. Sleeves chairman. He caused
the members to forget for time the
seriousness of life and return to their
boyhood days by having them relate
some incident of their lives while
boys. The luncheon was prepared and
served by Mrs. R. c. Sulhvant and
Mrs. Dial Mrs. Stevenson assisted at
the piano.
Albert Skeels left Friday for Colo
rado Springs where he was sent as
a delegate to the western division of
the chamber of commerce of the
United States.
The Woman's club held its regu-
lar meeting at the home of the pres
ident. Mrs. E. R. Byers Saturday.
This was not the regular meeting day
but was postponed meeting from the
Saturday previous. A short talk on
community cooperation was given by
the Rev. Mr.. Bates. Tea was served
and a social hour enjoyed.
These are busy days for those on
the various committees for the big
community program and christmas
tree. The community orchestra has
grown to Is in number and is prac-
ticing faithfully under the director
shin of Mrs. Stevenson. Other spec
ial numbers by the Rotary quartet
and individual artists are promised
for the evenings entertainment. The
school. which will do its part to-
wards making the program sue
cess will be seated in body OF
bleacher seats on the stage. The pro-
gram will be held in the high school
auditorium December % at ..
The Youngsters are all looking for
ward to Christmas eve as it is that
night when they may see Santa
around the big Christmas tree on
Main street and he is sure to have
something for every one.
James Kennedy, E. f. Byers ana
Richard Hoffman went to Flagstaff
Saturday to attend meeting of the
secretaries and representatives Of the
chambers of commerce of northern
Arizona. ,
Mrs. Max Parker of Ashfork call
ed on friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Nordyke We're
dinner guests of DR.. and Mrs. Il. "A.
Miller Of Flagstaff last Sunday.
Tom Bender, who has been quite
III with pneumonia for a couple weeks
has recovered sufficiently to return
to his home at Anita.
There will be a big dance at the
O. o. F. Hall on the night of De-
cernber 25, given by the K. P.
Mrs. Myrtle Miller has been i'll at
her home this week.
E. ]. Nordyke returned Saturday
from San Diego where he attended
a meeting of Santa Fe agents. i.
The Cherokee hotel has been sold
20 Mr and Mrs. J. c.. Morgan. Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan need no Introduction
to the people of this locality as they
have resided near Anita for a num-
her of wears. Mr.. and Mrs. Nagiller,
former owners, expect to remain IN
Williams.
Victor Overson and Frank Trotter
have been awarded the contract Tor
the construction of large camp
ground at Ashfork.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Gregg are the
proud parents Of boy born Decem-
Der 13.
Baron J. V. Auriemma arrived IN
town last week to launch hls yearly
annual Salvation Army drive Wnicn
he usually terminates with musical
concert. Baron Auriemma was an
,inderstudy of Caruso and will IN all
probability assist with the conlmun-
ity program. -,
DIR. W. C. Gillespie plans to leave
the latter part of the week for Nash
vile, Tennessee to spend the holidays
with his family. He plans to be away
for about a month.
s. p. Morse of the Booth-Usher Co
of Los Angeles, surprised his aunt anc
nncle. Mr.. and Mrs. George McDoug
all last Saturday by stopping OIL 1oi
a couple days with them. Mr.. Morse
left Monday for Flagstaff after
which he will return to Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Alley were dowr
from the Canyon last Friday calling
on friends.
Spencer Nordyke is expected nome
Saturday or Sunday to spend tn'
holidays with his parents.
Mrs. Walter Lindblom is expected
home from Lansing, Mich, next Sat
-urday. She will be accompanied .!
her mother who plans to spend tn
holidays here. -. 1.u
Tom Anderson of the Eli Llll'
Drug Co., was in Williams DecenDe
- M. aNxrfareon was once owner O.