The Coconino sun., 1927-01-14


Woman's club was held Saturday aft
ernoon at the M. e. church. The
resignation of Mrs. E. R. Ryers as
president was regretfully accepted,
and the first vice president, Mrs. A..
r. Montgomery, automatically became
acting president until president is
elected and takes office. The election
Of officers is in March, and new Of
ficers take their office in May. After
the business meeting, Mrs. Virgil
Rosenbaum gave an interesting talk
on art. New members added recent
" are Mrs. Rosenbaum, Mrs. r. O..
Gotthold, Mrs. Robert Bates and Mrs.
Richard Hoffman.
Dick Hoffman, Williams own versi-
fier, was program chairman of the
Rotary club January 6. Professor
Cureton gave an interesting talk
about the Philippine Islands, upon
which subject Judge Sleeves also gave
some information. John Scanlon read
an article on Service" An inn
promptu quartette, composed of w. G.
Rittenhouse, w. L. Lindblom, Jack
Butler, and Professor Cureton, con-
WINGED the club that the singers should
not be in business, and number of
original poems submitted by the
chairman convinced them further that
"Dick" had also missed his calling.
Mrs. Lindblom presided at the piano.
At a recent meeting of the official
board of the community church, plans
were laid for a series of 10 weekly
family church night pot-luck suppers
and programs, the first to be held
Thursday, January 20. During the
period following the supper, Mrs r.
o. Bates will conduct a teacher train
ing class at the parsonage, and at the
same time at the parsonage there will
be story hour for children up to the
age of nine. In the church auditorium
Mr. Bates viii conduct church train
ing class, and biblical dramatization
class for juniors VIII be held in the
Sunday school room. All Of these
classes will welcome visitors. After
the class period social time will be
enjoyed by ALL
A delightful meeting Of the Will
liams Bridge club was held Thursday,
the 9Th, at the home of Mrs. G. II.
McLeese, with the following present:
Mrs. Jas. Kennedy, Mrs. r. d. BY,
Mrs. R. J. Hook, Mrs. J. J. Scanlon,
Mrs. M. E. Duffy, Mrs. G. D. Jeffries,
Mrs. E. j. Ki1,wan, Mrs. f. @. Poison,
Mrs p. A. Melick, Mrs E. o. Messi-
mer, Mrs. George Kimball and Mrs.
Jack Butler. Mrs. Kennedy made high
score.
Honoring her son Robert on his
18th birthday, Mrs. Chas. Wickens
entertained on the sixth with d de-
lightful children's party, games and
birthday cakes the diversions of the
AFTERNOON. The following were the
guests Virginia Sipellmire, Eileen
Seanlon, Jack Scanlon, Roberta Thurs
ton, Leland Thurston, Harold Sulli-
want, Raynell Brown, Elmer Brown,
Blythe Easton, Eoline Easton, Clar-
pnee Sylvester, Harley Goss, James |
goss and Corinlle Wickens.
Last Thursday evening, local PyCh- /
ian Sisters installed the following Of /
ficers: Mrs. A. Stone, most excellent /
chief; Alice Mitchell, excellent senior; |
Selena Hudson, excellent junior; Liz
zie Kennedy, manager: Annie Aagen-
stein, inside guard; Mary Smith, pro-
tector. Visitors from Flagstaff were
Mrs. Goldie Mckinney, Mrs. Lillian
". Conley, Ike +. Veasey, Mrs. Alice
Clarke, and Mrs. Bessie Best. A So
cial time was enjoyed after the in
stallation.
A food sale and noon luncheon will /
be given by the Ladies Aid society |
Saturday noon, the 18th at the jus-
tice Of peace office, proceeds to ap-
ply on the piano recently purchased
for the parsonage.
Word has been received in Viii
lafns Of the death Of Mrs. Claude
Hume, on Christmas day in Chicago. /
Mrs. Hume resided in Red Lake Val I
ley for many years, and has host Of
friends there and at Williams to
mourn her loss.
Reverend and Mrs Bates left Sun
day afternoon for Phoenix to attend I
a conference Of church school work |
ers, Mr. Bates to be an instructor of /
a pastors class at the conference.
They will return on the 18th, and con-
duct services as usual on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Duffield will return
from the State university next week. |
She has completed her course in home
and will teach next year.
Friends of Mrs. Andy Smith, who
left some time ago for Bellfleur,
Calf. viii regret to learn that her
mother passed away shortly after
Christmas at that city. Mrs. Smith /
viii remain in Bellfleur for short /