The Coconino sun., 1927-03-11
IN COCONINO COUNTY

authorized to offer twenty acres of
land north of town, the same having
been donated for that purpose by I.
J E. Cureton, as the site for the school
! The board has the offer under con-
J sideration, but no definite action has
been taken.
Dull care was laid aside at the
} Rotary program Thursday, of which
Mike Duffy was chairman, and those
present were treated to as many
different brands of nonsense as the
fertile brain of an Irishman could
invent. DIR. Jeffries contributed,
Things that never happen out our
way. walt, prof, "Dick", and
BILLY" tried to tell those present
under what circumstances they met
their wives, but were prevented from
making their stories too interesting
by the chairman. Two important
subjects came up for brief, but fiery,
debates, the first being, Reasons
why I know less than YOU, and
second, docs mortar hold bricks to-
i gether or apart 2" DIR. Jeffries, E. f,
Jack Butler and L. S. Williams were
the debaters. Mike offered some
letters as testimony to what a busi-
ness man is up against, and George
Kimball was called upon to report
an important case regarding the
ownership of an egg. Visitors were
DR.. and Mrs. Lou Hartman, of Ala
moosa, Colo, Mr.. and Mrs. Schaffer,
of Santa Fe, Charley Larson and L. A.
Phillips. Mr.. Phillips presided at the
piano. Prof. Cureton is chairman
of the program March 10th.
DR.. A. L. Baker, district superin-
! tendent of the Nj. E. Church in Ariz-
ona, was in Williams Sunday, preach
ing at the morning service of the
j Community Church. He left that
afternoon for Phoenix
The Sunday School membership
contest of the Episcopal church ended
Sunday, with the boys on the winning
side. The girls therefore staged a
party for the winners, which was held
| Wednesday evening at 7:30 in the
Parish house. The Mesdames Jean
Rousseau, H. L. Benham and f. R.
Byers, was the committee having
charge of the party, which proved to
be delightful affair of games, stunts,
and refreshments.
Mrs. T. E. Cureton superintendent,
delightfully."- entertained the officers
and teachers OF the Community Sum
day School at a fried chicken supper
in the church parlors Tuesday even
! ing The hostess acted as toastmiSt-
ress, calling on number of those
present for ideas regarding the future
work of the school The affair was
a huge success and much enthusiasm
was displayed by the thirty present.
Everything is set for the annual
St. Patricks Day mulligan and dance
to be held in the I. o. O. F. hall next
Friday evening. The best Of music
and eats, punch, stunts an everything
success it always is.
Four Williams business men were
invited by the Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce to attend the first meeting
of the Arionaz Colorado Development
Association held in Phoenix on the
| 7th, but none of the four viz, Alfred
| Skeels, E. R. Hyers, w. L. Lindblom
and Fl. A. Nickerson, were able to
attend.
The Girls Friendly Society, younger
section, met Monday afternoon at the
Parish House, Miss Jean Rousseau
conducting the meeting. The follow
| ing officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Vera
Marshall; Vice-president, Ruth Mar
shall; Secretary, Georgia Harris, and
Treasurer, Thelma Dawson.
Owing to the illness of the pastor,
Reverend FIR. Tremblay, no Sunday
School has been conducted in St.
Josephs Mission for several weeks,
but beginning next Sunday, catechism
will be taught Immediately after the
8 o'clock Mass Lenten services will
be held each Sunday at 7:30.
The Messrs. Gel Rosenblatt, Gene
Redewill and Baron j. v. Auriemma
were visitors in Williams Wednesday,
and while here made arrangements
with the Babbitt Company for that
company to carry the Gulbransen
piano.
To celebrate the birthday of her
daughter Yvonne, and little Francis
Butler, both of whom were five years
of age, Mrs Lilo Perrin was hostess
Sunday at delightful children's
party held at her home that afternon.
Games and soapbubble blowing kept
the little guests occupied until 400
p. NJ. When they were served the two
birthday cakes and other goodies.
Those present were: Neva Ray, Evelyn
Murray, Ruth and Alice Kimball,
Margaret Ann Hook, Mark Brown,
Chas. Whitfield, Jr., Bobbie Seabridge
and Francis Butler. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. w. L. Seabridge and
Mrs. Jack Butler.
Miss Bernice Swanberg spent the
weekend at the Mountain Spring
Ranch, as the guest of the Harold
Greenes.
The Book Club will meet next Mon
day evening, the 14th, with Mrs. Sid
Terry. Mrs. Il. K. Byers will review,
ssTuftallon', by p. S. Stribling. Each
member of the club has the privilege
of inviting one guest to the meeting.
The st. Josephs Altar Society and
the Ladies Aid Society will be guests
next Tuesday afternoon of the st.
Margarets Guild at their meeting in
the Parish House. Miss Louise Free
land will have charge of the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Richardson de-
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