The Coconino sun., 1927-06-03
WILLIAMS DOINCS

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/. B. Koch, as chairman Of the
inter-city Rotary meeting held here
last Thursday week, as usual had
something interesting every minute,
not the least of which was the talk
given by Grady Gammage of Flag
staff Teachers college, and Col. Fred
Breen's humorous travelog. L. S. VIII
liams read an interesting account of
the birth of the Rotary club in Will
liams. Flagstaff Rotary brought
Miss Selma Aas along to preside at
the piano, also Dr. E. A. Miller, who
was given the glad hand by his for
mer associates. About SO were pres
ent.
Beautiful and appropriate services
were held Monday morning at the local
cemetery under the auspices of the
American Legion, assisted by the
lodges. The parade to the cemetery
was led by the American Legion, then
followed the high school orchestra,
lodge members in uniform, and the
school children. After music by the
high school orchestra and the invoca-
tion by Post Commander Charles
Guenther, a Memorial day address
was given by F. E. Wells. Mr.. Wells
briefly reviewed the World war and
stressed the Importance of prepared
ness for this nation, stating that no
way has as yet been found to do
awav with war. L. S. Williams spoke
briefly upon the part Charles Lind
bergh has played in the bringing about
of q better understanding and good
will between our nation and European
countries, and then read the poem,
"An American" a tribute written by
the poet laureate of France to Lind
berph and America Mrs. Fred Plat
ten delighted her hearers with an ap-
propriate reading, after which The
Star Spangled Banner" was sung by
the assembly, and the services We're
closed by the firing of salute over
the graves Of the departed.
All plans are completed for the
mammoth celebration Williams VIII
hold July 8, and 5. A housing COM
nittee was appointed at the last =. OF
c.. meeting, and all visitors VIII be
taken care of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Greene are the
happy parents of a nine pound baby
bow. born May 80. The young man
has been named Harold Edgeworth.
Mother and son are being cared Tor
at the Hudson home
Delightful in their simplicity were
the three bridge luncheons given last
week by Mrs. Frank E. Wells at her
attractive bungalow on the north side.
Huge punches of snapdragons and
other spring flowers formed pleas
ing background for the spring attire
of the guests. On Wednesday Mrs
Wells had as guests the Mesdames K.
C. Gotthold, Ed Kline, W. L. Lind
blom, A. r. Montgomery, B. B. Bow
den, Lilo Perrin, Alfred Skeels, John
Smart. Sid Terry, Mrs. Hicks and
Mrs. Ernst. Mrs. Sid Terry winning
the honors at bridge. On Friday Mrs.
Wells list included: Mesdames Rich
ard Hoffman, J. ]. Seanlon, E. K.
Bvers. Ed Spellmire, E. ]. Kirwan, K.
". williams, w. L. Seabridge, T. Il.
Cureton, R. G. Stevenson, and virgil
Rosenbaunl. and Miss Betty Kirwan.
Mrs. E.. J. Kirwan made high score
and Miss Betty Kirwan, low. Satur-
day's guests We're as follows: the
Misses Regina Rousseau, Helen Max
well. Bernice Swanberg, Clementlne
Shurtleff, Sarah Wilson, Mary wat,
son, Annie Jaggard, Esther Perry, and
the Mesdames H. L. Benham, Frank
Trotter, Steve Quinn, v. l.. craig, n.
D. Mitchell. Robert Thurston, ROBERT
Byrd, and B. E. Harmon. Miss Mary
Watson made high score on Saturday,
and Mrs. Y. L. Craig low.
Reverend c.. w. Harshman, at pres.
ent filling the pulpit of Community
church. has been invited to give the
baccaIaureate address TO the gradu-
ates of Flagstaff Teachers college on
June 10. DR.. Harshman, who had re-
tired from active ministry before
coming here, was, previous to his re-
tirement, pastor of the Euclid Heights
M. E. church in Los Angeles. He was
also for some time connected with the
St. Johns River college in Florida, as
its president. DR.. Harshman, who
holds two degrees, S.T.B. and Ph.D.
from the Boston university, says t7at
his health is much improved IN Arl-
zona and he has consented to stay n
Williams for the time being.
In the Williams doirfgs for last
week, the name of Mrs. George KEN
hardt was Inadvertently omitted from
the list of those going to the scene OF
the wreck on No. 4, rear Flagstaff
Mrs. Reinhardt, who is the Santa Fe
nurse, was one of the first called, and
among the first to reach the injured.
The American children of St. JOS
eph's parish will receive their first
communion Sunday morning at the
8 o'clock mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter have taken the
Smith cottage on Tabor street. Mr.:
Dexter is the new manager Of the local
Pay n Talzit, coming here from Phoe-
nix.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. j. Scanlon and fam
ily and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler and
children, Miss Engretta Scanlon, Miss
Regina Rousseau and Miss Bertha
Hoffner, spent Sunday afternoon pic
nicking in Hell's Canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Lindblona and
family picnicked at Mcclellan dam
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Seabridge and
son Bobby spent the weekend IN Cal
lup as houseguests of Mrs. Dora Sea-
bridge.
George w. Larson recently sold his
interest in the Sultana barber shop to
A. j. George, who will operate the
business.