The Coconino sun., 1927-02-25
IN COCONINO COUNTY

ing solo. Mrs. r. G. Stevenson was
accompanist for the day. Previous to
the program, nominations for officers
were made from the floor as follows:
For president, by unanimous vote,
George Kimball; president, DR.. G..
d. Jeffries, and for directors M. E..
Duffy, G. H. McLeese and F. E. Wells.
Election was set for the 24th, but Of
ficers will not take their offices until
July. President Walt Lindblonl was
elected the clubs representative at the
state convention at Mesa. He has been
asked by Governor Monte Butler to
make the response to Mesa's address
of welcome.
'sThe Bishops Crusade" was formal
ly opened Sunday morning at st. Johns
mission at IL O'Clock communion SER
vice. Rev. Edmund T. Simpson, as
sisted by Rev. F'reeland conducted this
service and also the evening Festival
of Light" The Crusade continued for
three days, with afternoon and eve-
ming services Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. Rev. Freeland was a
guest during the Crusade at the home
of the v. L. Craigs, while Rev. Simp-
son was guest at the Fray Marcos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Button left Mon
day via auto for Yuma, where Mrs.
Button and the children will reside for
the next few weeks, Mr. Button plan
| ming to return in about 10 days. Prior
| to their departure, a number of friends
gathered informally at their home
Sunday evening to bid them goodbye,
| Those enjoying the pleasant evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Lindblom,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Smart, Mr.. and
| Mrs. B. B. Bowden, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
| r. Byers and daughter Ruth Lee, the
Misses Doris and Margaret Duffield
! and Ernest Arenstein
In order not to conflict with other
organizations, the Chamber of Com
merce has changed it's meeting date
to the second and fourth Tuesdays OF
each month. The last regular meet
/ ing was held the 22nd.
The Knights of Pythias held their
annual George Washington pie dance
! the night of the 22nd. A large crowo
was in attendance and a great num-
Der of cherry pies and coffee disap-
/ peared during the evening. The Nc
Leese orchestra furnished the excel
lent music.
st. Margarct's. Guild plans bene-
| fit card party at the parish house the
afternoon of the 26th. There will be
| tables of both bridge and five hun
/ dred, each member to be responsible
! for the appointments and guests al
| one table. Prizes will be given anC
/ refreshments will be served during the
afternoon. Mrs. Harold Greene, Mrs
| E. r. Byers and Mrs. G. II. McLeese
are the committee in charge.
Knights of Pythias held their an,
nual dance and Entertainment on the
10Th at L O. O. F. hail. After a tall
on "Pythianisrl," given by L. 5. Will
liams, the picture, "The Friendship OF
Damon and Pythias, was shown, with
explanations ably given by j. r
Smart. After the program the. eve
ming was spent in dancing to the ex-
cellent music furnished by the Nc
Leese orchestra. A large crowd OF
Pythians and their friends attended.
/ Committees are at work on plans
for the annual st. Patrick's dance
/ which will follow a mulligan supper
served this year as usual in the |. O
10. F. hall. THIS is always one of the
J biggest events Of the social calendar
and no stone uilD be left unturned tc
make the event this year even more
enjoyable than usual
Several auto loads of local Rebekahs
will motor to Flagstaff Saturday to
attend a school of instruction regard
ing their orde- and to attend lodge
| that evening. The instruction will be
under the direction of Mrs. Ralph
! Easton of Williams
DIR. H. j. Grain left on Friday fo1
/ the east.
i Felix Alcorn has resigned from the
| Babbitt mems furnishing department
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Montgomery OF
Flagstaff spent the weekend with
the A. R. Montgomerys.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A. Wright, who
/ formerly rented the Benham ranch
/ has taken a cottage at Mountain
/ Spring ranch for an extended period
Mrs. Edward E. Brown passed
through Williams early Friday morn.
ing enroute from Phoenix to her home