The Coconino sun., 1924-11-14
GRAND CANYON
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F. A. Cotton, president of the
Northern Arizona Normal and Mrs.
i Cotton spent the weekend at the can
4 yon.
4 The sewing class Of the Mexican di-
vision of the p T. A. met on Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Sandoval. Mrs
Nelson, Mrs. FrancN and Mrs. Shirley
were in charge of the meeting and
/ the subjects of apron-making and GRO
cheting were taken up. About ten
i ladies were present. 1t was decided
/ to hold the next meeting at the
Ischool house on Saturday.
The P. T. A. will hold their regular
monthly meeting on Friday evening.
Mrs. S. G. Stephens will have charge,
4 the subject being Parents as Educa-
Il tors"
+ Miss Henrietta Phelan, school teach
er of Anita, spent the weekend at the
canyon.
i Mr.. and Mrs. See went to Camp
Hermit last week, Mr.. See to do some
carpenter work and Mrs. See taking
advantage of the opportunity to see
4 the inside of the canyon. Miss Mar
siorie visited her chum and neighbor,
4 Miss Marnette Road.
/ Dean Tillotson, 10-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Tillotson, has been
i suffering from his old ailments, bron-
4 chitis and asthma. He has been out
lof school for over week but is i'm
lproving. Mrs. Tillotson has also been
feeling badly from cold and grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and two
children, Master Roy and Miss Mar
garet, drove to Williams Saturday for
a days shopping, returning that eve
ming.
R. D. "Roscoe" Chambers, an old
employe, was here two days last week
renewing old acquaintances.
/ George Mccormick, who has the
government contract to drive deer
from the north side, came over the
! Bright Angel trail on his way to
i Flagstaff on Wednesday. He was re-
4 turning from conference with for
est service officials.
Mrs. Sherman Moore, who was
thought convalescing and allowed out
one day last week, suffered relapse
and is again confined to her home.
Her small daughter, Miss Pinkie, is
also somewhat under the weather.
j A party of 20 or more Normalites
I drove over from Flagstaff on Satur
day and returned on Sunday In the
party were Miss Cramer, Miss Hattie
Sowell, Miss Eleanor Jones, Miss
Mary Rogers, Miss Alzada Whippie,
Miss Chiey Despair, Miss Thelma Des-
pain and Miss Lavon Hoyt.
The teachers, Miss White and Miss
Jones, entertained at another of their
enjoyable "at homes" on Friday eve
ming. Very few people seemed to
know of the affair so only a small
crowd was present but everyone had
a very fine time. A short program
was rendered by the children and
games were played by parents and
children together.
]. E. Shirley left for Flagstaff on
Tuesday for few days business trip.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Greer of Hum, 1
Apache county, arrived on Tuesday
to attend the Legion dance and visit
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert |
Francy.
Tom Olcott, assistant to General
Passenger Agent Black, spent Tues |
day at Grand Canyon and left that
evening for Los Angeles.
I ". II. OldIkSOIl, IIdlISpOI ICIIOH HldH-
ager of the Harvey system, arrived at
Grand Canyon Tuesday on a business
trip.
/ Arthur Gibson and wife of Anita |
were visitors at the Canyon Tuesday
and attended the Legion dance.
The American Legion and auxiliary
gave hard time dance on Armistice |
night at the community house. E. A.
Harden and L. F. Kennedy for the
| Legion and Mrs. Harden and Mrs.
Francy for the auxiliary were the
committee in charge. The hall was
beautifully decorated in red, white and
blue streamers, and large and gay
crowd attended. Costumes were as
"hard timey" as possible and some
were worse. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton and t
Mrs. Shope were judges, voting Mr. /
and Mrs. Nelson the first prize for
men and ladies, Al Smith, the second /
prize for men and Miss Phelan, second
for ladies. Dancing was continued un-
til 1870 and even then many were re-
luctant to leave. Delicious refresh +
ments of doughnuts, cookies, home
made candy and coffee were served
throughout the evening.