The Coconino sun., 1926-12-10

piano, sang TWO SOLOS, Wnicn were
much enjoyed. Besides Miss Sparkes,
other guests were: Mr.. Jett, assist
ant secretary of Yavapai chamber
of commerce, Martin Buggeln, j. B.
Edwards, Ernest Aronstein, r. D..
Mitchell, Charles Elliott, E. R. Byers,
Albert Hudson and Rev. r. 0. Bates.
The various committees have been
appointed and everything is working
smoothly for the big community pro-
gram and Christmas tree. The pro-
gram is planned for Wednesday eve
ming, December % at the high school
and will be put on for the most part
by the pupils with an added attract
ion in the way OF special music by
the community orchestra. This orch
estra has been organized and IS being
directed by Mrs. r. G. Stevenson and
it is hoped that all who are able to
play an instrument will not hesitate
to offer their services for the occas-
ion. Then Friday evening, December
"a will be the big community tree,
similar in many respects to the one
of last year, and better, if possible.
On December. following the usual
morning service at the Williams
community church the congregation
repaired to the Sunday school room,
where under the ministration of the
Ladies Aid and the Epworth League,
a Golden Rule dinner was served for
the benefit of the Near East relief
The menu consisting of meat stew,
macaroni and cheese, stewed aprlcots
with Karo Syrup, bread and coffee
was similar to the menus provided
for the Near East orphans. The food
for the dinner was donated by the
good merchants of Williams and each
diner was expected to bring at least
the cost of a good hotel or restaur-
ant dinner. In this way some S9V
was raised as Near East Golden
Rule offering. Before partaking of
the meal, spread on bare. rough
boards designed to be a sort of fell
Iowship with the Near East orphans,
the congregation sang the same
simple grace which the orphans use,
'Thou art great, And Thou art good,
And we thank Thee for this food; By
Thy hand must we be fed, Give US
Lord our daily bread Amen" All IN
all the service was real heart-warm-
ing and benediction as well as a
means of raising money for the near
East relief.
The regular Sunday services will
be held at Williams Community church
on December IL at 10 a. m, Sunday
school II a. m. public worship with
good music and sermon, the subject
of which is $Open Doors" At 6:30 p.
m. there will be Epworth League Tor
the young people.
Miss Helen Maxwell entertained
at a waffle supper last Sunday even
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Melick, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Mont
gomery, Miss Ruth Rennick, Albert
Hudson and Kenneth Poison.
The Woman's club held it's regu-
lar meeting Thursday, December 2
instead of the following Saturday 50
the members might have the pleas
ure of hearing Dean Anna G. Cooper
of the University of Arizona. Dean
Cooper took as her topic Social
Life on the Campus" As there was
no special business to come before
the meeting a social afternoon was
spent.
The card club met the End at the
home of Mrs. James Kennedy with
the following members present; Mrs.
+. +. Kirwan, Mrs. George Kimball,
Mrs. Earl Poison, Mrs. G. d. jeff
ries, Mrs. ]. J. Scanlon, Mrs. Roger
Morris, Mrs. f. O. Messimer, Mrs.
M. E. Duffy, Mrs. E. J. Nordyke,
Mrs. F. D. Bly, and Mrs. r. G. Stew
enson. High score wasE made by Mrs.
Duffy.
st. Johns mission was fortunate
in securing two morning services Tor
this month instead of one. December
12 there will be a holy communion
service at II a. m. and December 70
there will be the Christmas services
at IL a. m. Special music has been
planned for the evening service OF
December 19.
Mrs. Guy Rigg was elected noble
grand, Mrs. Mark Smith, vice grand,
Mrs. Mabel Easton, secretary and
Mrs. H. L. Benham, treasurer OF the
Rebekah's at meeting Friday eve
ming in Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Sarah Wilson, Miss Clemen-
tine Shurtleff and Ernest AronsteiA
were Prescott visitors last Sunday.
Mrs. Edward E. Brown has taken
the Ed Hamilton house for the VIM
ter.
James Kennedy returned the 3rd
from Phoenix where he had gone to
purchase some Holsteins to add to
the fine herd at Flagstaff Teachers
college.
Mrs. Harold Greene arrounces
piano recital by her pupils Sunday
afternoon, December 10, in high
school auditorium. The public is in
vited.
Al. NJ. Rosseau returned last week
from Standard, where he has been
assisting in the erection of large
saw mill.
Victor Overson, Frank Trotter and
r. A. Christy made trips to Ashfork
Friday and Saturday of last week to
figure on a camp ground job.
Charles Elliot, district manager OF
the Equitable Life Insurance Co.
spent a few days in town last week.
The Carl Hines family are plan
ming to move from their Red Lake
ranch to Williams for the winter.
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