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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1927
Page
3
E Drossum savings expert arrives in Winslow at the invitation of the First National Bank to educate residents on weekly saving. He plans a month long campaign aiming to visit every home and show the impact of saving a dollar or two.
Andrew H. Williams of Prescott, a cattleman with a herd near St. Johns, died at McNary hospital after a brief pneumonia illness. He had been ill for several days and arrived unconscious at the hospital.
The Winslow American Legion Frank Perkins Post named delegates and alternates for the Arizona state convention to be held in Springerville next week. Delegates include L. M. Shipley C. J. McQuillan C. J. McCauley A. J. Kleindienst W.2. Darling and W. J. Martens. Alternates are C. Moyer H. S. Gilmer F. J. Fisher and R. Grant. Local members anticipate a successful session with hundreds of delegates and are arranging entertainment.
Tomorrow night the Elks Club hosts the Third Annual Birthday Dance at the Elks Home. The committee plans a memorable ball for members and guests with guest cards required for admission, available from committee members or the custodian.
According to Dr. W. C. Hendrix the body was removed to Winslow last night by A. A. Robbins Winslow undertaker who prepared it for shipment today to Prescott. The widow of the deceased arrived here last night to accompany the body.
Queen Esther Circle meets with Mrs Henderson at 404 West Maple Street next Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Jenkins hosts a bridge party with Mesdames Smith Porter Evans Purdy and Miss Care present. Several clubs held bridge events at homes on North Kinsley West Third Street and Sweeney Heights, with high scores going to Mrs Wood and Mrs Porter. A Mizpah Circle picnic at Clear Creek and a Junior League party marked the week, along with a birthday dinner for Mrs B L Young and a G I A Ladies Auxiliary picnic at La Prade ranch.
Miss Estin Burks departs for a stay in Los Angeles with a business mission. She will be joined by Miss Louise Smon geski Virginia and Mary Lee Hinely and Rebecca McMillan for a try out with Fanchon and Marco at Leon's State theater and brief study at a top LA dance school. Burks plans to return to Winslow the first week in July.
Rex Ingram’s The Magician for Metro-Goldwyn is shown at the Acme Theater with Alice Terry in the lead. The production features a lavish dance of the faun with over five hundred trained dancers, filmed in a forest setting near Nice, France, and details include careful costume and body painting to ensure perfect types in the scene.
A Arizona Power Company announcement from Prescott states reduced residential rates and a new block system for power usage, eliminating the need for meters for appliances. The company also notes service extensions to Camp Verde and Wittenburg district. Also mentions Phoenix-Kofa Mines, Inc. formation with $5,000,000 capitalization and St Josephs Progressive Club card party scheduled Tuesday evening June 15.
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