The Coconino sun., 1927-01-21

Butler with a ten-year service pin.
The pin is given to all employees
who have been in the employ of the
Standard Oil Company for ten con-
secutive years.
VIM. Dougherty, assistant to
George Kimball in the u. S. Forest
Service office, has recently undergone
a minor operation in Washington, D..
c., will return to his pest here with
in the next two weeks.
Mrs. E. O. Messimer entertained
the Bridge club at her home on Thurs
dag, the Goth.
DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Miller, of Flag
staff, were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis DeBold Sunday evening
at the Fray Marcos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Rosenbaum
and Miss Bernice Swanberg were
visitors in Flagstaff Saturday.
Mr.. and MRS. John j. Scanlon had
as dinner guests at their home Mon
day evening, Mr.. and Mrs. R. j..
Hook and daughter Margaret Ann,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Butler and Ernest
Arenstein. Bridge was the diversion
of the evening.
James Kennedy left Sunday for
Phoenix, where he represented the To-
cal Chamber of Commerce at the an
nual dinner of the Arizona Good
Roads association held Monday in
that city.
Mrs. w. p. Shurtleff, who has
been visiting her daughter, Miss Glenn
entine Shurtleff for several weeks,
will return to her home in Reno, Ne
vada next week.
E. j. Richardson returned Sunday
from a two weeks visit on the coast.
While in Los Angeles he attended a
weeks instruction class at the Ford
Motor plant in that city.
Mrs. Belle Magellan and Mrs Har-
ry McDougall and son Gene are
spending a few weeks at Caliente Hot
Springs. They expect to return about
the first
Mrs. F. o. Poison, Kenneth Pol
son and J. H. Maxwell and Miss Hell
Sunday.
w. C. Rittenhouse spent part of
last week in Kingman on business.
The Charles Whitfield's have moved
back to their bungalow on the hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tooker have tax
en- the Reinhardt house vacated by
them.
A well attended dance was given at
the Sultana Saturday evening by
the McLeese orchestra and C. M.
Proctor.
Messrs. Ernest Arenstein, P. L.
Berger and B. E. Renourd of the
Babbitt company force, spent the
week end in Phoenix. While there,
they visited the Mormon Flat dam.
Fred Boyd, of Pine Springs camp,
has recently installed a new radio in
his home.
Mohave county, but now Special of
ficer for the Santa Fe, was in Will
Jams this week.
The street department is having
some much needed cinders Mauled
upon our muddiest streets.
Mrs. G. Reinhardt returned the
first of the week from San Bernard
ino where she had taken Santa Fe
patient.
The regular meeting of the city
council was held Thursday evening,
the goth.
Miss Minnie Anderson was pleas
antly surprised Tuesday afternoon
when the group of Camp Fire girls
for whom she is guardian staged
party in her honor at the NJ. E. Sun
day school. After delightful supper
had been served by the girls social
time was enjoyed.
School Notes
An epidemic of trench mouth" has
been prevalent in both schools the
past week
Friday marked the end Of the first
semester. In the grade school ten new
pupils registered for the American
and Spanish-Amrican first grade, and
several pupils were promoted from
first and second grade B to the res
pective A classes.
The grade school orchestra meets
for practice every Tuesday afternoon
at $3.50. The grade school violin
class has been reorganized by Miss
Swanberg, and they meet for prac-
tice every Thursday afternoon at
$3.50.
Williams High basketball girls
played Kingman high at Kingman
Saturday, losing to their opponents
by score of % to %. Miss Sara
Wilson, coach, chaperoned the girls,
the team returning early Sunday
morning. The next game will be play.
ed on Feb. 5th, when our team will
play Clarkdale at Clarkdale. A good
game is promised on the 22nd, when
our boys meet Prescott in Williams.
The student body of the high school
met on Friday afternoon for the
election of officers for the second
semester. The following were elect
ed: Otto Lebsch, reelected president;
Dermont Melick, president; Vera
Goss, secretary The following were
elected to the student council: Uarda
Irish, Blanch Allen, James Kennedy
and Fern Rigg.
Invitations have been issued by
the Williams school faculty club, to
a dancing party to be held Saturday
evening, the 22nd, at the Parish
house The McLeese orchestra will
furnish the music.
Taking precedence over other de-
lightful affairs Of the week was the.
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