The Coconino sun., 1927-02-04

sIuTS. I1dTOlu GIGeIS CiOoCu eiiO
first half of her music year last Fri
day, with the following pupils up
on the honor roll for not having been
absent or tardy during January: Carl
Cureton, Margaret Brown, Korney
Butler, Doris Duffield, Stanton Carr,
Clarence Sylvester, Abbie Kinds,
Fern Rigg, DeLoyce Nelson, Margar-
ct brennan, Eileen Scanlon, and
Clymer Jeffries. Twenty pupils have
enrolled for February.
Tho following from Williams mo-
tored TO Ashfork Saturday evening
to attend dance: Mr.. and Mrs. A..
r. Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D..
Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thurs
ton, Miss Olive Moore, Mrs. Ann l..
Smith, Miss Helen Stark, Mrs. H. D..
Ritter, Miss Gertrude Madden, Walt
er Brown, r. Coffee and Tom Bow
den.
See "The Village Quire." Worth .
dollar but only 25 cents. Be sure to
come. Admission Is cents.
Jerry White was dinner guest
of the ]. J. Scanlons Monday eve
ming
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. OShuskey of
Kingman have been added to the Bab-
bitt force of employees. Mr.. O'Shus-
key will have charge Of the mems
department, while Mrs. O'Shuskey
will be head of the drygoods and la
dies ready-to-wear. H. w. Washing
ton of Los Angeles will succeed Mr..
Berger as head of the office in Will
Jams and A. Campbell of Wyoming
takes charge of the groceries, Ben
Messimer having resigned February
/. Mr.. Berger leaves the latter part
of this week for Phoenix.
A called meeting of the Woman's
club was held Saturday at the M. r..
social room. Mrs. |. D. Massey and
Mrs. E. H. Duffield were voted IN as
new members. On account of an in
vitation from the Flagstaff club
which is holding ''open house. on
Saturday, February 5, it was decid-
ed to postpone the Feb. 5 meeting
until February IL when Miss Free
land will be chairman. Tentative plans
were outlined for the book club,
which will meet the second and fourth
Saturday evenings Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Phillips cele-
brated their 18th wedding anniver-
sary on Thursday evening the oath,
when they entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
B. E. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Shaul, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Dawson
and daughters Thelma and Lois, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray.
Messrs. Ernest lArenstein, Felix Al
corn and W. NJ. O'Shuskey spent a
few days in Flagstaff last week on
business.
A number of Williams people
drove to Flagstaff Wednesday eve-
ming to attend Bishops Crusade
services.
Mrs. George Kimball had as lunch
con guests last Thursday Mrs. G. ID.
Jeffries. Mrs. r. J. Hook, Mrs. G. II.
McLeese and Mrs. Jack Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. kirwan and
daughter Betty and Ben Messmer mo-
tored to Jerome Sunday.
Mrs. Virgil Rosenbaum, superin-
tendent Of st. John mission Sunday
school assisted by number OF com
mittees, will entertain all OF the Sun
day school pupils at the parish house
on February II.
A number Of Union Oil officials
were in town last week, looking over
the site of their recently acquired
property and conferring with the To-
cal agent W. G. Karr.
Lady Astor and rctinue, travelling
in her private car, passed through
Williams last week.
Charles Sanford, manager for the
Williha Sheep company, visited in
Williams a few days last week, en-
route to Mareno where mis- flocks are
wintering.
VIM. Donaldson and his nephew Of
Grand Canyon were visitors III Will
Jams last week, enroute to San Diego.
Mrs. r. G. Stevenson had as lunch
con guests last Thursday, Mrs. Vir-
gil Rosenbaum, Mrs. W. G. Ritten-
house and Mrs. f. D. Bly,.
w. Renshaw, who formerly made
his home here, was caller on Thurs
day last. !.
Mrs. Edward Brown has been quite
i'll.
Miss Violet Reinhardt was suf-
fefPf WlLQ IllIuSIlLd AceioL W0NtA.
The Womans club will give q beae-
fit dance on the 26tl1 at the Sultana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larson are
on their way to Williams from At
lanta, Ca, having decided to make
Arizona their permanent home.
Word has been received from
Wickenburg that Mr.. ard Mrs. Leon
Poquette are the proud parents OF
baby boy born last week.
On account of the illness OF Mrs.
Edward Brown, the regular meeting
of ST. Margaret's Guild was held
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Bly, in
stead of at the home Of Mrs. Brown
as at first stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Avilar return
ed Monday evening from a two weeks
vacation in Phoenix and southern
Arizona points. -,
Sid Moya is spending a few days
at Aqua Caliente springs.
Ed Hunter returned last week
from the Hassayampa Valley where
he made improvements on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Dickson en-
tertained at dinner Monday evening;
Mrs. Freda Steinmetz, Il. a. Phillips
and Mrs. M. White.
Alfred Skeels, who has been quite
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