The Coconino sun., 1926-11-26

OlA Itt0dy 10lA All Il1<tC lAOl4IAl 0SS eAo
hosts and hostesses, the hosts and
hostesses last Friday being Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. McDougall, Mrs. Pete
Burns, Mrs. Jim Hudson, Mrs. Will
liam Dillon and Charlie Guenther.
The Rotary club held its regular
meeting Thursday. W. C. Rittenhouse
who was to act as chairman at the
previous meeting but who had
been called out of town, was given
the chair. A talk on the yesterdays
and todays of the lumber industry
was given by j. J. Scanlon and on
education by r. G. Stevenson. Mrs.
Fitzsimmons assisted at the piano.
The Card club was entertained at
the home of Mrs. George Kimball last
Thursday, but owing to the fact that
many of the members were out of
town and many others compelled to
remain at home on account of meas
les, the attendance was small Those
present were the Mesdames Roger
Morris, F. D. Bly,, E. j. Kirwan, James
Kennedy, NJ. E. Duffy, Earl Poison,
and E. o. Messimer. High score was
made by Mrs. Bly,.
Following last Sundays rabbit
hunt, in which 302 bunnies were bag
ged by the local Odd Fellows, the big
annual dinner of the Odd Fellows,
Rebekahs and their families was
held Wednesday evening at the |. O..
10. F. hail. Many members from
Flagstaff came down for the evening.
Bill Oswald had some stitches TAX
en- in his tongue last Sunday as the
result of a head on collision with a
Clarkdale man in the Clarkdale- Will
liams game last Saturday.
st. Joseph's Altar society held its
regular monthly meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thorf1-
as Walsh. No business was taken up,
rs it is the plan of the church to have
the men take over the business af-
fairs in the near future.
J. C. Butler made business trip
to Grand Canyon Tuesday.
Harold Greene and son Godfrey
went to Phoenix Saturday to have
Geoffreys eyes fitted. They expect
ed to return for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Frank Trotter left Thursday
for Burbank, Calf, to spend three
or four months with her mother.
Mrs. Trotter is compelled to make the
change on account of i'll health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Byers and Bob
Emmens went to the Howard Lake
country Sunday on a rabbit hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Hollub of
Phoenix were house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. Cureton last week.
Frank Trotter went to Ashfork
Thursday to figure on several plumb
ing jobs.
School Notes
On November Is special assembly
meeting was held to elect officers of
the Tusayan with the following re-
suits: Editor-in-chief, Doris Duffield;
assistant editor-in-chief, Henrietta
Wagner; business manager, Leroy
Perkins, and assistant business man
ager, Otto Lebseh. The other Off
GERS of the paper will be appointed.
The Dramatic club met at the home
of Zella Hudson Wednesday evening.
-Four new candidates, Nora Kelly,
Billy Adkins, Otto Lebsch and Char
lev Kelly. were voted in. Nora Kel-
ly had charge of the stunt entertain
ment for the evening.
The school Friday afternoon gave
the first Of series of three big en-
tertainments planned for the ensuing
year.
The University of Arizona Glee
club will stop at Williams the eve
ming of December and give an en-
tertainment in the high school audi
toriun, under the auspices of the nlu-
sic department.
The 200 pictures for the Elson art
exhibit which will be held in the gram
mar school building December | to a
inclusive, arrived last week from Cali
lup. N. NJ. This exhibit is sent out
from Belmont, Mass, and makes a
complete circuit of the schools in the
United States once in two years. De-
cember 1 and the and forenoons OF
the second and third will be for the
schools exclusively. The afternoons
of the second, third and fourth will be
open to the public. Short talks on
the pictures will be given each after
noon at 2:3O by Mrs. Rosenbaum on
the End, Mrs. Craig on the 3rd, and
one in Spanish on the 4th.
The Williams high football team
added another to its seasons string
of victories last Saturday by taking
the Clarkdale eleven down the line
to 10 to 6 defeat. The beginning OF
the first quarter looked pretty rosy
for the Williams boys as they ad-
yanced the bali steadily down the
field to the Clarkdale 10-yard line.
Then the same thing happened that
has happened in many of the prevl-
Gus games this season; they lost their
heads and failed to go over. In the
second quarter the Clarkdale boys
plowed their way through the visiting
line for touchdown but failed to kick
goal. The third quarter was score
LESS. In the fourth the Williams boys
came out of their trance, made {.
touchdown, kicked the goal and
placed drop kick between the posts
making the final score 10 to In Will
liams' favor. The last game OF the
season will be played at Winslow
Thanksgiving day.