The Coconino sun., 1927-05-13

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| William Dial, low.
Word was received in Williams
recently of the birth of an eight and q
half pound boy on Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Hook. Mother and boy arc
doing we'll
Sub committees to take care of Viii
liams mammoth Fourth of July cele-
bration were appointed last week by
the general committee, viz, L. B.
| Williams, w. L. Lindblom, Richard
Hoffman, G. w. Kimball, w. C. Rit-
tenhouse and B. B. Bowden. With q
rodeo, street parade, ball games, fire.
works and stunts, not to mention
three or four big dances planned,
Everything looks like bang-up good
time for everybody.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans club was held last Saturday al
the Community social room. The
regular routine of business was taken
up and there was no program. The
carnival sponsored by the building
committee of the Woman's club will
/ be in town Sunday and will open Mon
day evening. 1t will occupy the same
| site as the AL Nations carnival-Rail-
road avenue across from the White
Grotto restaurant. The last meeting
of the Womans club for the year viii
be held on the 21st, when installation.
of Officers will take place.
/ The last meeting of the Williams
Bridge Luncheon club until September
was held last Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. R. G. Stevenson, with the fol
lowing members ard friends present
| Mesdames M E. Duffy, E. 0. Messi
mer, E. j. Nordyke, E. ]. Kirwan
Roger Morris, George Kimball, j. j.
Scanlon, Richard Hoffman, G. d
Jeffries, Chas. Larson and Jack
Butler. Mrs. Nordyke made higl
score.
st. Joseph's Altar society has sus-
pended meetings until September;
/ A most enjoyable affair was helt
Tuesday when st. Margarets Guile
sponsored an afternon and evening
benefit party at the home of Mrs. r
G. Stevenson. Luncheon was served
at noon, followed by cards, and dinner
was served from six until 7:30 in the
evening, again followed by bridge and
| five hundred. A goodly sum was
realized, which will defray part Of
the indebtedness on furniture pur-
chased during the year.
The Saginaw boarding house is now
completed and meals are being served
therein. The building is fitted up
with all new and modern equipment
The contractor in charge, Carl Kinds,
lis now working upon a new garage to
house motor trucks, after which he
will begin the remodeling of the old
1 boarding house into a first-class
rooming place for the Saginaw en-
Iployees.
| Miss Helen Stark returned last
/ week from vacation spent in Los
/ Angeles and Salt River Valley. She
was accompanied on the trip home
from, Los Angeles by Mrs. Charles
Willis, former resident of Williams
Mrs. Willis left here to visit with hel
husband in Winslow, stopping here
again on her way back to the coast
| A number of friends gathered al
| the Albert Lebsch home last Wednes.
day evening for a radio concert, anc
to hear an orchestra from the Colo,
RADIO school of Mines at Golden, who
were broadcasting from Denver
| Kenneth Lebsch, with the orchestra
lplayed number Of clarinet solo parts
which were much enjoyed by al
present.
P. r. Campbell of King.aan was 9
business visitor in Williams Sunday
leaving that afternoon for Flagstaff
| where he called upon other friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson Of
Los Angeles were callers at the Albert
Lebsch home recently Mr.. Thompson
| is tax agent of the Santa Fe railroad
Judge X. N. Sleeves is having {
garage built upon his home place.
/ A fairly good sized snow greeted
church-goers Sunday. The snow
| melted almost as fast as it came, but
sleet and rain was the order of tht
| day.
| The Misses Kathryn Stevenson
Ruth Marshall and Francis Wells
lspent pleasant afternoon last Satur'
day with Miss Barbara Greene a
Mountain Spring ranch, the occasion
being Miss Barbara's twelfth birth
day.
Frank Buss has resigned his
lposition with the Kennedy Grocery
company to enter the employ of the
| Saginaw Lumber company.
Mrs. Vernon E. Ellis (nee Miss
| Mauule huSSellJ anu UcI HuSOdud VI
Albuquerque were in town for few
days last week, Mrs. Ellis called upor
old friends. They were enjoying g
vacation motor trip through the south
west.
Ernest Aronstein, formerly man
ager Of the Babbitt company in Viii.
liams, left Saturday evening for the
southern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball anC
family left Friday evening for Pres,
colt, where they spent few days
with the Chas. Elliot family.
| The Woman's club will hold bene.
\ fit dance at Sultana theatre Saturday
! evening, when visiting delegates tc
the C. Of G. meeting will be guests
The McLeese orchestra will furnish
the music.
School Notes
4 Most enjoyable musical programs
were held every afternoon of last
| week in the high school auditorium
under the direction Of Miss Bernice
Swanberg, music teacher. The grade
i pupils from the third grade on, were
excused each day for the programs
and a large number of parents anc
patrons also attended, seats being