The Coconino sun., 1927-04-15

/ led Mr.. and Mrs. John Smart as far
as Tempe last Sunday. Mrs. Hoffman
goes back to resume her studies at the
teachers college there.
Mrs. f. D. Bly, left Tuesday eve
ming for the capitol city Mrs. Bly,
plans to undergo an operation while
there.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold a
food sale tomorrow afternoon, Satur-
day, at Duffy Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Dial returned
Sunday evening from short busi-
ness visit in the Salt River Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Montgomery
were down from Flagstaff over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Easton were
host and hostess to the $500" club
Saturday night. Those present were
! the Messrs. and Mesdames Mark
! Smith, Russell Stone, Harley Gross,
Walter Dillon, James Kennedy, Peter
! Burn, J. R. Rishardson, Harry Nc
Doughall, Edwin Jolly, Charles Wick
ems, George McDoughall, Frank Syl-
vester, Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Miss
Grace McDoughall, Frank and Fred
Udine. Mrs. Goss and Mrs. Wickens
received high scores and Mrs. Smith
and George McDougall low.
There will be full Easter service
of holy communion, with special
Easter music by the choir, at st.
Johns mission, Sunday evening at
7:3O. The cantata for which the Sun
day school choir has been practicing
SO faithfully for the past month will
be given Easter morning during the
church school hour, from 10 to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Powell, who
have visited with Mrs. Powells sister,
Mrs. Robert. Thurston, for the past
several weeks, have taken lease on
the White Spar service station near
Prescott, and will make that locality
their future home.
/ The Knights Of Pythias held their
regular meeting last Monday night.
The Knights are planning for big
feed and initiation at their April 25
meeting. Frank Udine and John
Smart were the local Knights to at
tend the meeting of the Grand Lodge
at Phoenix the first of the week.
Dean Lintz, head Of the education
department at the N. A. T. G. was in
Williams Tuesday and Wednesday,
giving intelligence tests to the gram
mar and high school students.
| Williams and vicinity awoke Mon
day morning under a thin blanket of
snow. The storm continued inter-
mittantly until Tuesday night with
flurries of hail bringing the total fall
up to almost four inches. There was
noticeable drop in temperature ac-
companying the storm.
Robert Thurston made a business
trip to Phoenix the latter part Of last
week.
The Alcorn cleaning works expects
to be open for business in the very
near future. The delay in opening is
caused by the delay in the shipments
of the extractor and other machinery.
The palm service at the st. Johns
mission last Sunday was very I'M
pressive. The Sunday school choir
taking very important part IN 1T.
/ The children in vestments, each carry
| ing a palm branch, came out Of the
rooms on either side of the chancel
and marched single file to the rear OF
the house where the lines met and
headed by the Crucifer, marched up
i the main aisle to their places in the
choir stalls. For the offertory, Miss
Bernice Swanberg sang 'The Palms"
"Elmer Gentry" by Sinclair Lewis
was the book chosen for review by
Miss Eloise Sullivant at the meeting
of the book club Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. A. R. Montgomery.
1 Mrs. Steve Quinn entertained the
evening bridge club at her home
Wednesday evening. The guests were
the Mesdames Gerald Dickson, Clyde
Poison, Ed. Kline, G. W. Powell,
I Herbert Webb, George Johnson,
Charles Wickens, Steinmetz, Robert
/ Thurston and the Misses Engretta
/ Ccanlon and Sdna King. Mrs. Webb
received high honors and Mrs. Poison
the low
i Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler and Mrs.
Gertrude Fitzpatrick were visitors
\ in Seligman Sunday afternoon.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hoffman have
taken the F. D. Bly, house for the
summer.
Frank Udine went to Phoenix last
for two weeks vacation. E. j. Kir-
wan is acting as relief man at Ken
nedy's store while Mr.. Udine is away.
1 Miss Clementine Shurtleff left the
latter part of last week for Reno,
Nevada, having been called there by
the sudden death of her father.
The local order of Odd Fellows last
Wednesday conferred the initiatory
1 degree on Charles Wickens and w. o.
Bassom. A number Of Flagstaff
lodgemen were down for the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larsen, Mrs.
E. j. Kirwan, Mrs. G. d. Jeffries and
Miss Betty Kirwan spent Wednesday
of last week visiting in Flagstaff
Miss Helen Livingston visited rel
atives at Yuma, during the weekend.
The st. Johns Sunday school choir
will give an Easter Cantata next Sun
day during the church school hour,
from 10 to IL. a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson were
I given the initiatory degree by the
Pythian Sisters at the regular meet
ing last Thursday night.
4 Father Hootsman Of Kingman was
in Williams last week on business con-
1 nected with st. Josephs mission.
Il Mr.. and Mrs George Kiinball
enjoyed weekend visit from the
/! Charles Elliott family Of Prescott.
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