The Coconino sun., 1926-05-07
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George Baumgartner put on their de-
layed program all about the two-part
state. Even ".Teff" CDR. Jeffries)
who is supposed to hail from Georgia,
told more about the state than the
Others had forgotten. Walt and
kim" Geo. Kinball) reported the
recent Nogales convention, and re-
Itiring president Jack Butler and the
newly elected president, Walt Lind
blom, were elected Williams delegates
to the international conyntion at Dem
yer next month. Rotary Ann 'Lu-
cile" Lindblom presided at the piano.
The next program will be given over
entirely to celebrate Emusic Week"
Rotary Ann ruth" (Wells) is ar
ranging it.
i St. Margarets Guild held a very
successful food sale at Duffy's hard-
ware store last Saturday. A neat
sum was netted for parish house ac-
tivities.
Friends Of Miss Aphra Anderson
are in receipt of information that she
will be married on June 10 to Dean
Palmer; at Eva Oahu, Hawaii. Miss
Anderson, who has a host Of friends
here, taught in the local school d
number of years, leaving here a year
ago for the Hawaiian islands, where
she has since been teaching. Mr..
Palmer is graduate of the Agricul-
tural college of Oregon, and is en-
gagged in experimental work for the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters association.
The young couple will for the present
be located at Eva Oahu.
The board of trustees of St. JOS
eph's church met at the residence Of
the pastor recently, and formulated
plans for the entertainment of Bish-
op Daniel j. Gercke, who ON May IL,
will be in Williams and will confirm
a. Nclass~of candidates. Bishop Gercke
will confirm 80 children and adults
in the towns OF Ash Fork, Williams
and Seligman. On May 8, class of
seven children will receive first COM
munion at the local mission, and on
| the 23d of May mission for the
| English speaking congregation will be
| opened up by the Rev. FIR. Raphael,
G. p, of Sierra Madre, Calf.
r. J. Hook made a business trip to
! Phoenix last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Anderson of
! Phoenix were shouseguests of the G..
| H. McLeeses a part of last week.
! Saturday evening honoring the An
| dersons. The McLeeses, Mr. and Mrs.
| Geo. KiInball, Mr.. and Mrs. e. %.
Messiner, and Mr. and Mrs. E. j.
! Nordyke, made up merry party at
tending the Camp Fire girls dance,
and afterward having midnight sup
per at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Leese. The Andersons left -aRSIy
Sunday morning for their home "a
j Phoenix.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller and
daughter Catherine were in Williams
Saturday evening to attend the Camp
Fire girls dance.
| Mrs. r. ]. Hook and daughter,
Margaret Ann, were luncheon guests
of Mrs. J. j. Scanlon Thursday noon.
Mrs. Fred Platten was a Williams
visitor Friday, coming in to attend
the May day fete at the high school,
The E. j. Kirwans are this week
moving into the Fs d. Bly, residence,
which they have leased for one year.
Mvs. Bertha Smith, of Denver, an
experienced saleswonlan in millinery,
dry goods and ready-to-wear, has
been employed by the local Babbitt
company to take charge of their dry
goods section.
Miss Betty Oswald has resigned
her position with the Saginaw Lum-
Der company, to take effect May Il.
Mrs. H. J. Vail, of Kansas City,
Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. O.,
Messimer.
The Book club met Tuesday eve
ming at the home Of Miss Mary Wat
son. "The Elder Sister" by Swinn-
erton, was reviewed by Miss Eloise
Sullivant.
The Copper State Carnival Co, un-
der the auspices Of the building COM
mittee of the Woman's club, will
open up a carnival in Williams May
10. The Woman's club has one con-
cession other than the wheel for sell
ing car tickets.
Poultry demonstrations are being
held at various ranches about Will
liams this week, L. G. Boggs, exten-
sion specialist in poultry, and the
county agricultural agent, K. K Hers
ness, presiding over the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Morris, for
merly of Albuquerque, have rented
the Hamilton bungalow formerly oc-
cupied by the Geo. Kimballs. Mr..
Norris is technical grazing man Of
the Tusayan forest, with headquart-
ers here.
The dedication of the new park,
natural cave located about eight miles
north of Bellemont, which was to
have taken place Tuesday, was on ac-
count of wet weather postponed until
May 16. The public are invited to
bring picnic baskets and lantern
with which to explore) and join in
the dedication exercises on that day.
The rainfall for the month of Viii
liams totaled SIS inches, the highest
recorded since 1883.
Prof. r. S. Stevenson and daugh-
ters, Jean and Charlotte, and Miss
Harriet Lebsch motored to Prescott
Saturday.
Mrs. Erie Melick is substituting at
the postoffice.
Mr.. f. O.. Poison is enjoying
brief vacation in Phoenix this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Hamilton, who
have been house guests of "UncIe
Tommy Lockett and his wife for a