The Coconino sun., 1919-04-11
INTERESTING EVENTS IN
 THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
MRS. FRANK HARRIsoN-Phone 1ss

i, stating that Mir. Davis has arrived safely, overseas. He expects to proceed direct to Paris where he has entered the Department of Administration. <. .. !. i.
 St. Margaret's Guild of the Episco. pal church held an important and very interesting meeting at the home oi Mrs. Luther Moore on Wednesday af. ternoon.
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 Visiting in Phoenix.
 Mrs. M. c. Wisehart left last Friday for Phoenix where she will visit fol two weeks in the home of MT. and Mrs Fred Smith.
 Home From Washington.
 Mir. G. A. Pearson, Who has been in Washington for several months, has returned home. Mrs. Pearson has been spending the winter in Southern California; she will return to Flag staff next month.
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 Two Prominent Methodist Church Men Visit Flagstaff.
 In behalf of the great Methodist Centenary movement which has been launched for the purpose of worldwide evangelism, the Reverend Dr. A. w. Atkinson, Presiding Elder of the Me thodist Church, and Rev. F. G. H. Ste vens, field worker for the Board of Home Missions, arrived in Flagstaff Monday morning and entertained an appreciative crowd at the Federated Church Monday night.
 A number of very interesting stere- opticon views, each one accompanied by word of explanation by Mir. Ste vens, held the interest of the audience. The Centenary movement plans to raise between May the eighteenth and twenty-fifth the sum of S105, ,000, ,000 for a program for world evangeliza- tion. A five yeas plan has been worked out for the gospel education and hygeine, to be carried to 150,000. 900 non-christian peoples in nine countries. It is a stupendous move ment and is arousing worldwide in- terest.. The sum of $86,S50 is the amount that is expected to be expend- ed in Arizona for church and mission development work.
 An elegant supper prepared by the workers in the Centenary movement was served at the Presbyterian church on Monday at six o'clock. Those present were the active workers in this movement, there being twenty in all. After supper the workers went to the Federated church to hear the message brought by Dr. Atkinson and the Rev. Mr. Stevens.
 :. l. ]. :. Plans for a Cleaner
 Fragstaff.
 The Board of Trade is taking an ac- tive interest in a cleanup week for Flagstaff. They held an interesting meeting on Tuesday night and com- pleted plans for active cooperation with the Town Council, whereby it was de- cided that the week beginning April fourteenth should be devoted to mak- ing Flagstaff a cleaner, more health ful place to live in. Surely, this is a long felt need in Flagstaff, and if the citizens will become interested and work together for a common good splendid results can and will be ob- tained. The Town Council is asking that all rubbish be put in receptacles and placed in the alleys where it will be hauled away.
 At the Board of Trade meeting a committee was appointed to work. with a committee from the Town Council to investigate the possibilities of the City Park, and to outline plans for i'm proving and beautifying the Park and making it an attractive recreation cen- ter. This project is one that all of Flagstaff will be interested in, for the City Park is beauty place that with some improvements would add to the attractiveness- of Flagstaff. The grounds are large enough that a por- tion of it could be set apart for the ac- commodation of summer tourists, an- other part for a playground for the children of the town, and then there would be sufficient room for band stand and many other attractive equipments that we may aspire to.
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 Y. W. C. A. Worker to Speak at Orpheum Monday Afternoon.
 Mrs. Grace s. Powell, town and county secretary of the Y. w. c. A., will be here Monday. She will speak to the Normal students Monday morn- ing at 9:45 o'clock and in the after noon she will speak at the Orpheum theatre at 2:30 o'clock. 6
 Mrs. Powell comes to us with a mes sage of the wonderful work the Y. W. c. A. has done, is doing, and ex- poets to do. She will endeavor to arouse interest in this work and to show the need of raising funds for the unorganized districts.