The Coconino sun., 1926-01-01
WILLIAMS DOINCS
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UCI IULIl SO1Q IIG WllIldIHS MOlOI w.,
of which he has been owner for sew
efal years to Messrs. X. A. Sarver of
Williams and G. M. Hunter of Wins
low. Both, Mr.. Sarver and Mr.. Hun
ter, are former Santa Fe men. They
will take immediate possession, re-.
tanning the present firm name. Mr..
and Mrs. lngledew spent Christmas as
the guests of Mrs. Ingledew's parents
in Winslow, after which Mr.. Ingledew
left for Phoenix> where he will be
salesman for the Kelly Springfield
Tire company. The Ingledews have
many warm friends here and will be
sincerely missed.
Alabama's Crimson Tide" football
team, Coach Wade and % men, passed
through Williams December % on
their way to the Grand Canyon. Re-
turning the 23rd, some forty minutes
were spent in signal practice on the
local field after which they had lunch
here, leaving at 2:l5. The Crimson
Tide" will play the University of
Washington (State) at Pasadena New
Years day. The visitors expressed
themselves as delighted with the
bracing air and pine forests in and
about Williams.
L. M. Perrin left on the 26th for
Phoenix. Mrs. Perrin and Yvonne
joined him there this week.
The carnival dance given by the
Woman's club on Christmas night
proved to be a great success from
both a social and financial standpoint.
Caps and other favors, as well as the
refreshments, were furnished for the
one price of admission and all seemed
to enter into the spirit of the occasion.
A nice sum was cleared to add to the
building fund.
The Christmas program at the M.
<. church was enjoyed by large
audience. The program consisted of
two parts, the first, by the primary
classes under the direction of their
teachers; the second being a pageant
"The Nativity" under the able direc-
tion of Mrs. T. H. Cureton. The diff
ferent colored costumes together with
the clever lighting, were very effec-
tive. This was followed by the dis
tribution of gifts and candy to the
children.
After several found it impossible to
take the craftsmanship Thursday, on
account of the holiday season rush,
President Jack stepped into the breach
and put on very pleasing impromptu
program. Rev. Wesley White spoke
on ''The Spirit of Christmas" and
George Kimball read a short article
on "The Origin of the Christmas
Tree" Rotaryann Ethel (Nordyke)
presided at the piano. c. B. Wilson of
Flagstaff was the one visitor of the
day.
Williams first community Christ
mas tree was decided success. The
giant tree which was erected across
from the old bank building was beau
tifully decorated and lighted. After
the prayer by Rev. White and the
singing of the Christmas carols, led
by Mrs. F. E. Wells, with Mrs. Wes-
ley White at the piano, old Santa dis
tributed some six hundred stockings
of goodies to as many boys and girls.
Earlier in the day well-filled baskets
had found their way into various
needy homes.
Miss Mary Watson left on the 22nd
for Yuma to spend the holidays with
the Roy Watsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Nordyke and
son Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Kir-
wan and Miss Betty and Messrs Ken
meth Freeman and P. r. Campbell mo-
tored to Flagstaff Thursday to attend
the Christmas house party given by
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller.
Miss Annie Jaggard has gone to
Perkinsville for a visit with friends
during Christmas week.
E. v. Ray and family made trip
to Flagstaff on Saturday.
The j. G. Butler family were din
ner guests of the j. j. Scanlons on
Christmas day.
DR.. and Mrs. p. A. Melick had as
guests on Christmas day Miss Flor
ence Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. Erie
Melick.
Jack Montgomery who is taking a
course in civil engineering at the
state university, is home for the holi-
days.
Miss Betty Oswald is enjoying a
visit from her brother, who is here
from California.
Jack Butler made business trip
to Ashfork and Seligman Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elliott and
family drove up from Prescott Thurs
day to be the house guests of the
George Kimballs over Christmas.
The E. r. Byers, Walter Lindblooms
and F. E. Wells families were Christ
mas dinner guests of the t. I. Muz-
Zys.
Charley Button is putting on new
roof and otherwise improving his
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. McLeese were
Christmas dinner guests of the Geo.
Kimballs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Rittenhouse
had as dinner guests Christmas day
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lebsch and
family.
DIR. and Mrs. C. d. Jeffries and
son Clymer returned Thursday from a
ten-day stay in Phoenix.
Mrs. Erie Melick is i'll with a se-
we're cold.
An enjoyable "open house" was
held Christmas day morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Perrin
Jr. Little Yvonne also entertained
with party of tiny tots for her espe-