The Coconino sun., 1920-11-12

Shakespeare Club.
 Last Monday night found the mem- bers of the Shakespeare club assem- bled at the Pollock home and eager to hear the lovely records of the opera Aida" Mrs. William Rudd inter- preted the various numbers after brief resume of the opera. At 9:3O the club adjourned to meet again with Mrs. Pollock next Monday night and spend the evening reviewing cur rent magazines under the leadership of Miss Freda Johnson.
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 The Federated Church.
 Four hundred years ago the Pill grim fathers landed on American soil. They came to establish homes where they might rear their families unmolested in their religious training looking forward to the perpetuatior of freedom and justice, and the right to worship God according to the die tates of their own conscience.
 Two years less than 400 years later the armistice was signed between the Germans and the allies. These two important events, though so many years intervening, are in many re- spects closely associated. One was the founding and at the same time an acknowledging of superior force that should have right of way in the hearts of men and nations, the sec ond event marked the beginning ol peace negotiations between the war. rinu factions of the world.
 The outstanding elements in each case were marked by sincere rec. ognition of the ability of God to rule and act in conjunction with the, will and purpose of man.
 Shall we suffer the defeat of tho Pilgrims in their idea of government whose very foundation was God Shall we as a nation so endeavor tt show our high appreciation to thu one who is supreme and is responsi ble for the material prosperity ant spiritual opportunities at our com mand?
 God works through the organized churches of the land, and we can d no bigger thing to show our grati tude and willingness to co-operat' with the Great Father of all, in Hi plan of redemption of the human race than by not only attending, but sup porting in every way possible tn church. The Federated chruch IS recognized force in this communit. and is seeking every way possible t promote the teachings of Jesu Christ in this community. Every man woman and child who does not af filiate with any other church IS urge to come and work with us.
 Services for Sunday: Sunday schoo at 9:45 a. m. Morning worship m cluding the sacrament of the Lord supper, II a. m. Senior Christia Endeavor, 6:30. Intermediate Christ ian Endeavor, 6:30. Evening wol ship, 7:3O. Good singing and con fortable seats. Come and worshi
 w. H. TOOK, Pastor.
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 Theatre Party.
 Last Friday evening the member of the Shakespeare club enjoyed tn evening as the guest of MISS Mar Costigan at the Orpheum.
 The show was the much-heraide one of Tf I Were King" Tn members were particularly interes ed for they have just finished review inp "Joan de Are" and the Frenc scenes were interesting from ths standpoint. Enjoying Miss Costigan hospitality were Mrs. Bertha keI ney, Mrs. William Rudd, Mrs |: Hart, Mrs. Harry Embach, MT Charles Isham, Mrs. Frank Nobl Miss Mable Milligan, Miss Fred Johnson Miss Minnie Lintz and Mi' Katherine Kennedy.
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 Five Hundred Party.
 Despite inclement weather lhow % Q ten of late have we so prefaced ot remarksO a very enjoyable soci; time was spent last Saturday nigl at the home of Miss Lura kinsey' North Leroux. GsSEaa