The Coconino sun., 1926-02-26
WILLIAMS NEWS
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Ralph Kirby, baby Rotarian Of the
local club, welded the gayel at the
meeting Thursday, the 18th. "E. j."
| (Nordyke) and walt" Lindbloom
were the speakers Of the day. f. J.'s
little talk was a defense OF the mod
ern young people of today, and Walt
on behalf Of the Chamber of Com
merce called attention to the "Trade
, at Home" week, suggesting a cam
paign of advertisement on the part
of the merchants March 18th to 20th,
! inclusive. Among other things, Walt
suggested Dollar Sales" as one
method for the merchants to use to
get the people interested in trading
in their own home town. Several
rousing songs closed the meeting,
Rotaryann ELSIE" lKirby) at the
piano. 1t was decided at this meeting
that at the nomination of directors to
! be held March 4th, all members ex-
cepting the retiring and past presi-
dents will be nominated, the five hav-
ing the most votes to be declared
members of the board of directors.
Rotarian "Wesley' White will be
chairman Of the next meeting.
A. C. Mccoy and J. D. Ross of Ash
fork we're visitors in Williams Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball were
dinner guests of the E. j. Nordykes
Sunday.
The Waikaya group Of Camp Fire
girls held jolly valentine party at
the home of Mrs. r. G. Stevenson re-
Gently. Games and refreshments
were the diversions of the pleasant
afternoon. =
Wilson Hayward has gone to Phoe-
nix, where he plans to spend the re-
manning months of winter.
Mrs. Geo. B. McNelley and small
daughter is visiting in Las Vegas,
Nevada.
Prof. r. G. Stevenson is in Wash
ington attending meeting of the
Normal school presidents and super
intendents, branch of the National
Educational association. The super
intendents' meeting opened Sunday
evening, with vesper service. Prof.
Stevenson is expected to return home
about the first of March.
The following folk from Williams
took part in the chorus singing last
Saturday, the goth, at the Flagstaff
Woman's club luncheon, to which the
Williams Womaps club were bidden
as guests: Mrs. j. H. Maxwell and
Miss Helen Maxwell, Mrs. F. 0. Pol
son, Mrs. F. E. Wells, Miss Bernice
Hawkins, Miss Florence Allen, Miss
Charlotte Stevenson, Miss Catherine
Cole, Mrs. Erie Melick, Mrs. E. r.
Byers, Miss Betty Kirwan, Miss An
ME Jaggard, Miss Ruth Rennick and
Mrs. Warren Perkins. Mrs. r. G..
Stevenson presided at the piano.
Miss Mildred Towne rendered very
pleasing piano solo, and vocal solos
were sung by Mrs. f. f. Wells, Miss
Betty Kirwan and Miss Catherine
Cole. Mrs. Alfred Skeels of the Will
liams club, was also present.
The Williams Gun club held prac-
tice shoot at the fair grounds Sunday
afternoon. Clifford Ray made high
score for the day. On the 28th, will
begin the league shoot for the state,
sponsored by the Phoenix Gun club
and the Arizona Republican. Phoenix,
Jerome, Prescott, Flagstaff, Grand
Canyon and Williams, and perhaps
some others, will compete in this
shoot. The league shoot will continue
until all the clubs have matched each
other.
The Washington birthday dance
given by the |. O. 0. f. at their hall
on Monday evening was largely at
! tended and much enjoyed by all.
| Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Butler were call
ers on Flagstaff friends Sunday.
| Sid Moge of New Mexico, is the
new clerk at Duffy Bros.
Miss Lena Stengle is confined to
her home with flu.
Rev. and Mrs. Wesley White left
Monday morning for Phoenix where
they will attend Sunday school con-
ference this week.
Mrs. j. J. Scanlon and children
were luncheon guests Of Mrs. Clifford
Ray, Monday.
Mrs. X. G. Stevenson and daughters
spent the weekend in Flagstaff, be-
ing house guests Of Mrs. E. c. Mills,
Saturday evening, and dinner guests
of Miss Helen E. Williams, Sunday.
In the absence of Mrs. A. +. Mont
gomery, Mrs. T. I. Muzzy will act as
chairman of the Woman's club build
| ing committee.
Miss Annie Jaggard was the week
end guest of Miss Zella Jones Of
Flagstaff.
Williams is anticipating with pleas
ure the rendition of "The New Co-Ed,
q sparkling comedy to be presented
by local players at the Sutana on
/ March 5th.
D. H. Ritter and daughter have
gone to Los Angeles, where the for
mer hopes to recover from his recent
serious illness.
The pinkeye epidemic in Williams is
now under control, no new cases nav
ing been reported this week. Mrs,
Sam Sampson, the latest teacher to
Isuccumb, is back at work again.
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