The Coconino sun., 1926-12-31

Thursday visiting friends. He left
Friday for visit with his mother
and sister in New Mexico.
Jesse Meyers is spending the vaca-
tion days with his parents in Chino
Valley.
Ernest Aronstein spent Christmas
in Kingman.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Kirwan and
daughter Betty and Wilson Hayward
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lilo Perrin Sunday evening.
Denman Griffith returned Monday
from visit with his mother at San
Bernardino.
W. E. Oswald was up from Wins
low Tuesday visiting his children,
Mrs. Felix Alcorn and William and
Edward Oswald.
Miss Sarah Wilson spent Christ
mas with her folks at Tucson.
Regular services will be held at
the community church, January q.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. and special
New Year sermon at IL.
DR.. and Mrs A. G. Rounsville and
daughter Helen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Rounsville enjoyed a family
Christmas dinner at the home of
the doctor
The Woman's club will hold their
next regular meeting on January A..
Hiram Webster enjoyed few
days Christmas visit with his
mother and younger brother from
Michigan.
Miss Doris Duffield is spending
the week at Flagstaff as guest of
Mrs. Levi Montgomery.
The first basketball games on the
1927 schedule will be played at Flag
staff on January Z between the Will
liams and Flagstaff boys and girls
teams.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Cureton enter
tanned at dinner Christmas Mr.. and
Mrs. L. w. Cureton, Mrs K. w. Will
Eams, e. e. Sellers and Priestly Lilly.
The community program held the
evening of the 22nd at the high
school was one of the most enjoyable
one ever given here. A beautifully
decorated Christmas tree was at each
end of the stage with specially con-
structed bleacher seats between for
the teachers and the pupils. The
community orchestra reflected great
credit on its director, Mrs. R. G,
Stevenson, by the manner in which
it performed as also did the school
choruses that sang the Christmas
carols. Other special features were
given by the primary tots, the boys
glee club, bass solo by R. G. Gotthold
and baritone solo by Baron j. V.
Auriemma. The one act play by the
dramatic club was a real mirth pro-
voker and Larry Williams, represent
ing the Rotary club brought down the
house by his clever Interpretation of
an old time southern negro Christ
mas.
A short Christmas program was
held at the Rotary club meeting,
Thursday. f., E. Wells, chairman,
gave a short talk on Christmas fol-
lowed by reading by Larry Wilt
ans. The club practiced the carols
that were sung at the community
tree on Friday night. A request
number was sung by Baron Auriem-
ma. Mrs. Stevenson was accompan- I.
ist. A delicious chicken dinner was
prepared and served by the Mes
danes Frank Poison, John Smart
and J. Michelbach.
V. w. Helnla is spending his vaca-
tion on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Byers have
issued invitations to bridge dinner
at their home Friday evening. The
invitation list includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lindbloom, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Button,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lilo Perrin, Mrs. And
rev Miller and j. Y. Auriemma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Poison and
daughter enjoyed Christmas dinner
with the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. 0. Poison.
The musical concert last Thursday
evening was enjoyable. It was given
by ]. V. Auriemma, assisted by local
artists, for the Salvation Army. The
local artists contributing were Mrs.
Frank Wells, voice; Mrs. r. G. Gott- /
hold, aceompanist, Frances Wells,
voice: Doris Duffield, piano, +. C.E
voice and the combined
choirs of the community and church
and st. Johns mission.
Miss Aletha Wolfe of Ashfork was
q Williams shopper last week.
Mrs. J. H. Maxwell is confined |
home with a severe cold.
Miss Gladys Mayson is spending
vacation in Prescott.
Miss Clementine Shurtleff's mother
arrived Wednesday from Reno, for a
months visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. McLeese enter
5ained Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Butler and
children, Louise, Frances and Korney
1T delightful Christmas dinner.
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