The Coconino sun., 1927-03-04

enson and Mrs. T. d. BY, president
and vice-president respectively of st.
| Margaret's Guild, entertained with d
buffet supper ON Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Stevenson. The
supper was complimentary to the
members who have recently become
affiliated with the Guild and was fol-
lowed by a business meeting. About
40 were present
Marvin Payne spent last week with
his mother in Glendale.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A.. Al. Nelson and
daughter DeLoyce left Monday for
California. Mr.. Nelson was wire chief
with the Postal Telegraph. His sue
cessor has not been named.
Mrs. Chas. Wickens and Mrs.
Herbert Webb delightfully."- entertain
ed the members Of the Evening
Wickens Thursday evening. Those
Thurston, w. C. Mills, Steve Quinn,
VIM. Dial, George Johnson, Ed Kline,
Clyde Poison and r. &C. Gotthold, and
the Misses Engretta Scanlon and
Edith England. Mrs. w. g. Mills
made high score, and Mrs. VIM. Dial
low score.
complimenting employees Of the
forest service who met in Williams
last week for their annual meeting,
Supervisor and Mrs. George Kim
ball entertained with an evening of
cards at their home last Thursday
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Dillon, Miss Bertha Hoff-
ner and Mr.. VIM. Dougherty of the
local office, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Auman Of Cedar Glade, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Gibson of Anita, Mr.. and Mrs.
CLYDE Moose Of Chalendar and Har-
old Hubert of Spring Valley Mrs
Wilson Auman made high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dillon and FAM
lily have moved to the Rigg bungalow
on Fourth street.
The men of st. Joseph's parish met
Tuesday night at the pastors resi-
dence. Final plans were laid for the
st. Patrick's dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Auman of
Cedar Glade, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Gibson Of Anita and Harold Hubert
spent the greater part of last week
as house guests of the Clyde Mooses.
Jerrie w. Lee and Herbert Dooner
both residents of Williams but now
connected with the internal revenue
office, were in Williams last week on
business.
Mrs. E. A. Miller Of Flagstaff
passed through Sunday enroute to
Tucson where she will spend week
with her daughter Catherine, student
at the state university.
Alex Kirakou, former Williams
merchant now raising tomatoes on a
large scale in old Mexico, was in
Williams Monday. He was enroute
to Chicago where he expected to
contract for the sale Of his own large
crop and the crops of number OF his
friends.
e. j. Nordyke was visitor in
Flag-stff Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. McLeese are
spending week motoring over
southern Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Duffy of Flag
staff were visitors in Williams Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. R. Byers and
daughter Ruth Lee motored to Ash
fork Sunday.
The George Kimballs motored to
Prescott over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler made
hurried trip to Flagstaff Sunday
Cars are now going daily to and
from Grand Canyon. Tourists report
that the road is in fair shape but
rough and somewhat muddy at the
Canyon end in the cedars, where the
mud has not dried up yet.
James Kennedy is spending the
week in Phoenix.
Mrs. Lizzie Abshier is spending a
week at Pine Springs camp with her
daughter and son-in-law the Harold
Goodmans.
School Notes
Williams High boys and girls met
Flagstaff high boys and girls basket
ball teams here last Friday evening.
Both girls teams played a desult0fy
game the score being 27 to IL in
favor of the visiting team. Our boys
put up q good fight, but were over
matched in size, and the final score
stood 20 to Is. Our girls team has
now been disbanded. Our boys played
Winsiow High at WinsloW Saturday
evening, the final score being 80 to
10 in favor of Winslow. They will
meet Clarkdale at Clarkdale Satur-
day night, this being the last game
before the tournament at Flagstaff.
Rehearsals are being held every
evening after school at the high
school for the three-act comedy 1.-TWO
Days to Marry" which it is expect
ed will be given about the middle of
March. Members Of the cast, in the
order Of their appearance, are as
follows:
r. c. Gotthold, Virgil Rosenbaum,
Prof. Stevenson, Esther Perry, Ber-
nice Swanberg, Helen Easton, Harry
Shill. Proceeds of the play will go to
help needy children and families of
Williams. Miss Clementine Shurtleff
one of the English teachers and fac
ulty advisor of the Dramatic club,
is directing the play.
Prof. r. G. Stevenson, left the
latter part Of last week for Dallas,
Texas where he is attending the SUI
perintendent's section of the Nation
al Educational association. He wild
return Friday or Saturday.
Miss Bess Alcorn and Mrs. Felix
Alcorn motored to Winslow Satur-
day to attend the Williams Winslow
game. They returned Sunday evening.
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