The Coconino sun., 1927-11-18
IN COCONINO COUNTY

pleased to know that this delightful
couple are proudly announcing the ar
rival of a seven and one-half pound
son on November 10. The Duffys are
now living in San Diego.
The Auction Bridge club will meet
on Thursday of this week with Mrs.
R. J. Hook.
The members of the Altar society
met Wednesday in the parsonage to
take care of the regular business of
the society and to plan for bazaar
which they expect to give about st.
Patrick's day.
Miss Lucy Bacon spent the week
end visiting among her several friends
in and about Williams. Miss Bacon
lived in Williams about three years
ago and made many warm friends at
that time.
The dance given Thursday night by
the American Legion was one of the
best of the season and was attended
by a large crowd. During the day
Thursday the Legion boys kept open
house in their new quarters and
greeted many visitors throughout the
day.
James Benham is out again after
his siege of staying indoors due to the
recent accident with the pet burro
which dragged him for more than half
mile, causing many painful bruises.
Mr.: and Mrs. R. G. Hoffman had as
house guests the first of the week,
Mrs. Hoffman's mother and brother
of Manistee, Mich, Mrs. A. G. Bur-
ton and j. r. Peters. After seeing
the Grand Canyon and other local
points of interest they drove on to
Phoenix for a short visit with Miss
Imogene Hoffman, granddaughter OF
Mrs. Burton, and from there will
motor on to Los Angeles where Mrs.
Burton will spend the winter.
/ Confirmation classes will be start
ed this week by Rev. Freeland, the
adults meeting at p. m. Tuesdays
and Fridays in the parish house and
the children's classes meeting just aft
err D. M. in the same place on the
same days. The bishop expects to
make his regular visitation December
and the classes are to be presented
at that time.
st. Margaret's Guild will hold a
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon IN
purpose of sewing for the bazaar
which they plan to give December 3
down town and in the evening they
will give dinner at seven O'Clock
and a dance afterwards m the parish
house.
The Episcopal choir will meet for
practice in the home of Mrs. w. e..
Rittenhouse Thursday evening of this
week, and on Friday evening the
teachers and pupils of the Sunday
school will meet in the parish house
for an evening of fun and entertain
ment. Mrs. Rittenhouse, Sunday
school superintendent, has charge of
the program for the evening.
On Wednesday of this week the
members of the Ladies Aid society
will be hostesses to the members OF
the Ashfork Ladies' Aid and the mem
bers of st. Margaret's Guild of Will
liams at their regularly monthly sOMl
F, cial meeting. Mrs. T. H. Cureton IS
program chairman and will present
| the following numbers between four
and five o'clock. Mrs. F. E.. Wells
and Mrs. w. G.. Rittenhouse and Lois
Dawson in vocal numbers, and the
ladies of the Community church IN a
double quartette. Mrs. c. Waggoner
will give a piano sool and the Misses
Fern Riggs, Theresa Roy and Lucy
ellison and Margaret brennan will
also render piano solos. Colleen Quinn,
| Miss Bertha Hoffner, Ruth Lea Byers
and Mrs. Annabel Lee will give read
ings. From three to four the ladies'
will be entertained with contests and
games and will receive prizes sugges-
tive of the season of the year.
The E. v. Roy family spent Satur-
day in Flagstaff on a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip.