The Coconino sun., 1920-12-03
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MT. William Reid left Nov. 4 for Cheyenne, Nebraska, where he expects to spend the winter with his brother. Bishop Robertson went with him as far as Price, Utah, where he expects to winter with former college chum. MT. Oliver, of Banding, Utah, made the region a flying trip the 4th of the month.
 Government Stockman Paul E. Gradall, of Ganado, Arizona, visited the region and Sege ot Sosie Canyon the first week of the month.
 Nov. 4.-Mr. John Wetherill and Albert Smith returned from southern Utah, where they had taken the form CTS horses for winter pasturing. They reported the loss of two horses by falling off of cliffs en route.
 Missionary H. D. Smith returned the 18th from a trip to Banding, Utah, where he gave talks to the "elect."
 The Indians had a big sing at Rough Rock the week ending Nov. 12. They now feel that they have secured the good will of all the gods and devils of the region.
 Mrs. Kier, of Chilchfnbito, visited the region Nov. 10th and 11th, and Scotland Kier visited it the 18th.
 Mir. John Schwarz and Missionary H. D. Smith started to Tuba Nov. 22d to spend Thanksgiving and to at tend to special business with refer ence to the Kayenta work.
 Albert Smith made hurried trip to Moencopi and Tuba Nov. 19 to 23, and on returning he and his brother, Ned, left the 24th for their home in Montezuma Valley, Utah, where they will spend the coming winter.
 Mrs. John Wetherill, Fred and h. dian George started for Tucson the morning of Nov. 18th, where Mrs. Wetherill will be employed in the university museum.
 The Marsh Pass Indian school had it's Thanksgiving exercises the even ing of Nov. 24th. Below is copy of the program rendered.:
 Talk by Albert B. Reagan. Song, America" ................... School Song, Thanksgiving Day" School Exercise-Welcome ...........................
 Philip Goodridge, David King, Gen eral Miles, Roy Gray, Sese Cole
 man, Hugh Burns, Jack Long. Misunderstanding ........................
 .......................-........ Gladys Parrish Reading-Thanksgiving ....................
 ...........................'...... Joseph Merritt Song-"We Flowed the Felds" ".,..
 School Recitation-November Leon Bradley Recitation-Good Company ...........,..
 ................................... Rose Johnson Song-"The Alphabet" ......................
 Jack Long, Melvina Merritt, James
 Parrish, Ava Bates, Pat Bailey,
 Lena Gresham, Esther Goodman,
 Betty Zane.
 Reading-The First Thanksgiving.
 ............................ Third Grade Pupils Recitation-In November ..............
 ................................ Edith Greene Recitation-The Days of the Week
 ............................. Clifford Bech Recitation-Thanksgiving All the
 the Year...........Pau Pauline Stanley Song-"Come, Ye Faithful People" Recitation-"We Thank Thee" ........
 Clyde Gilmore, Joe Fisher, Robert
 Russell, Charles Smith.
 Recitation-Chant-A Thanksgiving
 Psalm .................-....... Third Grade Song-"Work for the Night is Com
 ing" .............................. School
 
 "The man was in a reverie and the lady in a tantrum. They collided.' "The man was in what?" "A reverie And the lady was in tantrum." q suppose both machines were badly damaged?"