The Coconino sun., 1927-04-29

BACK OF the main cluDr0om Will be a
spacious dance hall which will be used
for the amusement Of the members.
There will be huge fireplace in the
club room and in the dance hall.
Those hacking the enterprise are
Renick, HI. j. Wilkins, George Todd,
and w. r. Kramer of Phoenix and E..
r Byers of Williams. Articles of
incorporation for the new company
are now being published.
The Girls Friendly society held an
enjoyable meeting at Parish house
Monday afternoon.
Music week, May ! to 7, will be
observed by program each day at
high school auditorium, under the
direction of Miss Bernice Swanberg,
music teacher. These will be open to
the public and all children from the
third grade on are expected to attend.
Monday Miss Swanberg will give a
lecture on HThe Symphony Or
chestra", and will present the high
school orchestra. Mrs. w. C. Ritten-
house will sing. On Tuesday the Girls
Glee club win appear. Mrs. f. E.
Wells will sing and Stanton Carr will
render piano solo, and will also sing.
| Wednesday the Boys quartette will
sing. A piano solo will be given by
Doris Duffield and violin solo by
Charlotte Stevenson. On Thursday
| the grade orchestra will perform, and
there will be songs by the smaller
grades. Mrs. R. D. Mitchell will sing
the solo, On Friday, the last day of
| the programs, a Maypole dance will
be given by the third grade girls, and
the fifth, sixth, and seventh grades
viii sing in chorus. The toy orchestra,
which stole most of the applause at
! the recent school operetta, will also
perform. The week promises much
to the music lover.
Word was recently received by
Prof. r. G. Stevenson that Williams
| high school has been placed on the
approved list of the North Central
association of colleges and secondary
schools, for the period ending March
%, 1928.
Quincy Randles of Albuquerque
and j. A. Fritzwater of Washington,
| D. c., officials of the forest service,
were in Williams Sunday conferring
with Supervisor George Kimball.
They left Monday in company with
| William Dougherty and are inspecting
timber near Grand Canyon this week.
| Mr.. Kimball left Monday for Flag
staff, where he was to meet other
officials and make an inspection trip
| from that city.
The All Nations carnival, whose
Fappearence is being sponsored by the
| local American Legion post, is drawing
capacity crowds nightly. The carni-
| val has it's attractions upon Railroad
avenue directly across from the White
Grotto restaurant. Funds derived
win go into the Golfers of Cordoya
post, to be used for various worthy
purposes when the need arises.
Williams has recently gained two
new business firms. The Shell Oil
company is completing warehouse
and office building on Railroad ave-
nue., and plans to put in a large gaso-
line. storage tank. It expects to bf
operating by May Is. The Union Oil
company has its agent, w. C. Kerr,
on the ground, and at present is
handling gas in drums. 1t plans to
build a modern plant on Railroad ave-
nue. directly east and adjoining the
Guell pldiit. luC SACSbhOH VI cASoN
two plants is tribute to the growth
of Williams, already served by one
large oil company.
The American Legion will hold its
regular meeting MAY 8, when it is
expected plans VIII be laid for the
losers dinner-the losers being the
team which brought in the fewest
new members during the recent MEM
bership drive of the Legion.
A near serious fire occurred Satur-
day evening when the fire department
was called to extinguish a blaze in
the garage at the rear Of Roy Barnes
home. Besides the garage, serious
damage was done to other outbuild-
ings. The origin Of the fire is un-
known.
L. M. Perrin Jr., left for the coast
Saturday. He will combine business
with pleasure and visit his parents
there.
The Williams Bridge Luncheon clut
held O most enjoyable Husbands
Night" supper party Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E.
Duffy. The following members and
guests participated: Messrs. and Mes
danes Z. O. Messimer, R. G. Steven
son, M. q. Duffy, E. J. Nordyke, E.
]. Kirwan, George Kimball, ]. j. Scan
Ion, James Kennedy, Charles Larson
Earle Melick, Mrs. Roger Morris, Mrs
P. A. Melick. William Dougherty and
Miss Betty Kirwan High score was
made by Mrs. M. f. Duffy, and low
by j. j. Scanlon. This is the last
meeting Of the year but one, when
Mrs. r. G.. Stevenson will entertain at
luncheon Thursday, May 5.
The w. B. A. held their regular
business meeting at Odd Fellows hall
Tuesday afternoon. Routine business
only was taken up.
The Odd Fellows held a most en-
ioyable fish supper and social hour
Wednesday evening, at which Re-
bekahs we're guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wickens de-
lightfully entertained the Five Hun
dred club at their home Saturday
evening. Those enjoying the hos
pitality were: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. George Nc.
Dougall and Miss Grace, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harry McDougal, Mr.. and Mrs
H. M. Goss, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dill
Ion, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Richardson
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