The Winslow mail., 1926-03-12

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/ Local News
B. of r. T. Chairman Back
John Hefiin, local chairman OF
the B. of r. T. returned from Los
Angeles, on No. % Wednesday
Heflin visited the coast city on
+, business connected with the local
lodges.
Churchman Home Again
Rev. E. H. Hayden, pastor of the
Baptist church, returned Thursday
morning from Prescott, where he
attended to church business con-
nected with the defunct State Bank
| there.
Santa Fe Party to L. A..
A. G. Wells, vice president, IN
charge of transportation of the San
ia Fe, left Ashfork yesterday for
Los Angeles, with a party of San
ia Fe officials in four private cars,
after tour of inspection over the
Santa Fe's Peavine properties.
Homer Wood, local conductor, was
| in charge of the train.
Partnership Dissolved
The business partnership OF Z.
G. Payne and H. A. Funk, local
automobile men has been dissolved,
with the announcement that Payne
! has sold his interest in the estab-
/ lishment to Funk.
Return to East
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Brininstool
of Grand Rapids, Michigan, who
have been spending the winter in
Winslow with their daughter, Mrs.
Alice M. Campbell, left Wednesday
morning for Nashville, Tennessee,
where they will spend a few weeks
with their son before returning to
their Michigan home.
Dancers Compete at Arcadia
Twelve couples were selected last
Saturday night in the preliminaries
of Bob KelIy's Fox-Trot contest,
finals of which will be held Satur-
day night, March goth. doc"
Green, from Holbrook, paired with
Mrs. A. L. Thurston, won the prize
waltz. Those afflicted with Charles
tonitis will be interested ito learn
that Ham Crawford, who with his
eight-piece orchestra, plays at the
Arcadia Hall March 22nd, is bring
ing two singers and an exhibition
| Charleston dancer. Two Winslow
maidens will exhibit their stock of
Charleston steps Saturday night
and again the night of the Fox-trot
| finals.
Spends Weekend Here
Miss Anne Leonard spent the
week end visiting in Winslow. She
returned to Tempe Sunday morn
ing, to resume her studies at the
Teachers college.
! Goes to Jerome
Steve Horton left Thursday for
a business excursion to Jerome.
Episcopal Church
The services at st. Paul's Epis-
copal church on Sunday, March IA,
will be held at II o'clock a. m.
instead of the usual afternoon hour.
Services will be conducted by Bis
hop Walter Mitchell, Episcopal
Bishop of Arizona Bishop Mitchell
will be in Winslow for several days,
, conducting conferences intended to
complete plans for calling clergy
man to take charge of the Episco-
pal church here, who it is planned,
will live in Winslow. These con-
ferences will be held in the Guild
Hall beginning Saturday evening at
o'clock. Anyone interested is
cordially urged to attend.
Return to WinslOw
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ticker re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Los Angeles, where Mrs. Ticker
has been receiving treatment in the
Santa Fe hospital.
Home From Los Angeles
w. L. Morrison, who has been in
the Santa Fe hospital at Los An
geles, returned to Winslow Sunday
morning.
From Snowflake
Samuel F. Smith, Mrs. Anne
Shumway and Mrs. Pearl Fish were
visitors from Snowflake on Tues
day. They were here in the inter
est of the Relief Society, an or
ganization of the L. D. S. church.
Goes to Los Angeles
! Mrs. J. B. Fussell and daughter,
Miss Helen, left Monday for Los
Angeles, where Miss Russell will
enter the Santa Fe hospital for
treatment for her eyes.
Medal Awarded Miss Walker
At the Medal Contest held at the
Methodist church Wednesday night,
on the program for Family Night,
Miss Joy Walker was the winner.
All the girls did well.
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