The Coconino sun., 1920-04-02

lsI Ciyics Department Will Hold
 Picture Show.
 Get ready for Mary Pickford next Friday night in her great success, "The Heart of the Hills." The civics department want to go over the top for both library benefit and the com munity house fund.
 You didn't miss the last time you helped in good cause did you? Well, come again next week and boost the funds. Only by persistent effort will any good cause flourish and surely we want to maintain both our library and community house. Next year we won't have to give picture shows for the library, but we will have to give them for many years to come for the community house un- less some generous soul comes | through for it.
 However, we will have to be patient and wait for some good fairy to come along, but in the meantime let's help with the movies all we can. A spe- cial matinee will be feature of Fri day afternoon for the children.
 Watch the Camp Fire Girls. In about three weeks this lively or ganization plans to give two fine lit- tfe plays at the Orpheum. More later.
 Easter Ball.
 The invitations for the Easter ban are out. Have you seen them? It is to be an informal affair, but the ones back of it promise splendid time. Here are some of the names appear ing as sponsors: l.. c. Riley, Chester Mills, Lester Fleck, Dan Phelan, Miacheal Ginsburg, Geo. Negray and Earl Rakestraw.
 Federated Church.
 The services Easter Sunday will be most impressive. A number will join while the music is in the hands of MT. Fowler which is all that need be said.
 The morning services will have as | a text, "Resurgam," the evening one will be Resurrection of the Body" 1 Remember, it is fine thing to be interested in religious things so come and get more interested.
 Social Plans Announced for Meet of Women's Clubs at Bisbee. Definite plans for the social pro gram of the meeting of the State Fed eration of Women's clubs which meets in Bisbee April 6-9, are announced this week by the committee in charge of which Mrs. J. w. F. Smith is chair man. The Twentieth Century club will be the hostess organization to the del- egates and more than a hundred wom- en from all parts of the state are ex- pected to attend.
 On Tuesday evening, April 6, pub lie reception will be given, to which any interested persons are invited. The place at which this will be held will be announced at later date. The Treble Clef club of the Warren Dis trict and the two musical clubs of Douglas will glve most attractive program under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Adams Gill.
 The presidents luncheon, open to the presidents of all the clubs of the state, will be held on Wednesday noon at the Copper Queen hotel. On We'd nesday evening the delegates dinner to which the delegates to the conven- tion are invited and open to members of the Twentieth Century club by the payment of the plate fee, will be giv- en.
 On Thursday noon the departmental luncheon which all the heads of the departments of the various clubs are expected to attend, will be given. The Pioneers dinner, open to women who have been members of federated club for 15 years or more, will be held on Thursdas evening at the Copper Queen hotel. It is expected that the list will include 50 women.
 The Women's club of Tombstone, one of the youngest members of the federation, will entertain the delegates to the meeting at tea, to be gival on Thursday afternoon, in the neigh boring city. On Friday the delegates will be complimented at reception and tea, given at the Douglas Country club by the club women of that city. Scotch Entertainment.
 "When Young Lochinvar came out of the West" When "Annie Laurie" sang and lastly the two laddies play ed on their bagpipes, truly we knew we were in Scotland.
 The ladies of Mrs. Walkers unit who were responsible for the good time Friday night need to be com mended for not only their efforts, but the tremendous success of the affair. Could you have seen the various Scotch costumes representing the var ious clans, you could we'll imagine the amount of work involved. Charades were deverly put on--in these, the old-fashioned Mother Goose rhymes were cleverly acted out-then later we had a spelling match with Mrs. Mitchell a splendid disciplinarian.
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