The Coconino sun., 1926-11-12

ident, Clara Harris; third vice-presi-
dent, Margaretta Way; fourth vice.
president, Hannah brennan; secre-
tary, Gertrude Williams; treasurer,
Charles Kelly; pianist, Vera Goss.
The Girls Friendly entertained their
advisor, Miss Regina Rousseau at
dinner Monday evening at the parish
house. The girls demonstrated their
ability as hostesses by doing all the
work of decorating the hall and pre-
pairing and serving the dinner.
The regular trade meeting of the
Standard Oil employees from Will
liams, Ash Fork and Seligman was
Monday night at Ash Fork.
Special Armistice day services were
held at the Methodist church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Hook drove to
Nogales Friday. Mr.. Hook ret-rned
to Williams the early part Of the week
leaving Mrs. Hook to visit with rela-
tives until the first of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Nordyke are
planning to leave the last of the
week on a two weeks auto tour of
the southern part of the state. On
the return they will pick Spencer up
at Tucson and bring him home to
spend Thanksgiving.
t. T. Muzzy has sent in his resig-
nation as manager of the Babbitt
store at Williams, to become effect
i've December /. Mr. Muzzy leaves
early in December for his former
home in Tucson. Mr.. Aronstein of
the Kingman branch will be trans
ferred to Williams.
Mrs. Roy Gotthold's Sunday school
class enjoyed a picnic dinner last
Tuesday evening on the Ash Fork
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dial and Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Quinn drove to Flag
staff Sunday
The Knights of Pythias gunmen Sc
lected Sunday as the day for their
big rabbit hunt. About 100 bunnies
were shot by the lodge members with
the four highest as follows: Roy
Barnes 81, John Douras 20, John
Juhl Is, and Russell Stone Is. Next
Sunday will be the Odd Fellows day
and they will hit for the sage slopes
early with their scatter-guns If the
bunnies prove plentiful the following
Wednesday will be the day of their
big rabbit feed.
Mrs. Lizzie Abshier spent Sunday
at Pine Springs camp.
Mrs. Earl Melick substituted in the I
third grade Mexican room last We'd |
nesday for Helen Maxwell, who was
confined to her home with severe
cold.
Mrs. Ed Spelln1ier and daughter
Virginia returned last week from
Phoenix where they had been vis-
iting for some time
Services at st. Johns mission Sum
day, November ID, will be held at
II am. instead of the 7:30 evening
services, as it is the second Sunday
in the month.
j. c. Butler made a business trip
to Prescott on Friday.
Victor Overson returned Wednes- |
day from Phoenix where he had taken
his brother Harry to consult spec
ialist. Mr.. Overson says his brother
will be able to return to Williams !
in about week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Rittenhouse
drove to Phoenix Thursday. Mr.. Rit- |
tenhouse returned Saturday. but Mrs. |
Rittenhouse will remain there for a |
short time
E. H. Duffield left Friday for Hol-
brook where he is having his sheep
dipped before taking them to the des-
ert.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Kirwan and
daughter Betty and Mrs. Lilo Perrin
attended the dance at the Grand |
Canyon Saturday evening. They re-
turned to Williams Sunday night.
The election dinner last Tuesday |
at the Odd Fellows hall by the Rebeks
abs was a financial success. The pro-
ceeds were added to the Sunshine
fund of the Odd Fellows.
The Jose and Leon Pouquette fam /
lilies left Sunday for their winter
home at Wickenburg.
James Kennedy Sr. made BUSH |
ness trip to Flagstaff last Thursday. |
Louise Herrera, fifth grade boy, I
broke his arm Sunday while cranking /
Ford. t
Ruth Rennick spent Friday evening
and Saturday in Prescott visiting her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilo Perrin are plan |
ming to leave for San Francisco about I
the twentieth. They will attend the |
California-Stanford game Thanksgiy-
ing day. Mr.. Perrin is a University /
of California man.
George McDougall, Fred Augen- /
stein, Mike Robinson and William Dill
lon spent Sunday in the rabbit coun-
trv, on the Canyon road.
Mrs Charlie Wade went to Phoc- |
nix the latter part Of last week 70
the state fair.
Mrs. Steve Quinn is the proud own
er of a new master six Buick sedan
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Babbitt were
business visitors in Williams last
Wednesday,
William Calhoun, head mechanic
for the Colorado airway, arrived in
Williams last Saturday to put the en-
gine of the Ryan NJ L in shape to
continue its journey to Denver.
Agnes Britten, former Williams
high school girl, arrived Tuesday
from New York to live with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Terry.
School Notes
The second school month closed
with an average daily attendance of
441.37 out of total enrolment of
sol as compared with an average of
1926 for the first month. This
makes an increased daily attendance
of 1.6 per cent over the first month
but still leaves the attendance be-
low the 90 per cent mark and the