The Coconino sun., 1926-06-18


Miss Lois and Miss Thelma, of Will
liams drove to the Canyon Monday to
join Mr.. Dawson for the summer
They were accompanied by Kenneth
Lebsch who returned to Williams the
next day.
Charley" Gilliland, one of the uni
versity boys who helped the park
service on to victory on Sunday, was
at one time ball player at Flag
staff and was greeted at the park by
number of former friends and adj
mirers of his prowess. He went from
here to Ell Paso, Texas, for the sum-
mer baseball season.
Mrs. j. G. Wilson of Wilcox, Ariz.,
state president of the American Le-
eion Auxiliary, arrived Saturday for
two-days' stay at the local chapter.
Mrs. r. p Gilliland and Mrs. Z. Nell
son acted as reception and enter
| tainment committee, escorting Mrs.
Wilson on some of the many attract
| i've drives about the rim of the cam
yon. On Saturday evening, special
meeting of the whole chapter was
| called at the Harvey mess hall, after
which elaborate refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Clark and two
sons returned Saturday from two
/ weeks vacation in Flagstaff and W
cinity.
The combined Americanization
committee of the PIT. A. and auxl-
| iary will hold rummage sale at
community hall on Tuesday evening
This committee finds such, call for
| their services, that contrary to the
usual custom, they will continue to
hold classes and meetings all sum-
mer. The proceeds from the sale VIII
90 toward the purchase and equip
ment of a community center to be
used in their work. If present plans
are carried out, it will be equipped
| for sewing, cooking and English clas-
ses and will contain the library winch
was started for the Mexican people
this year.
Miss Edith Kolb returned from
Tucson, where she attended the uni
versity the past year, and will be at
the home of her parents for the SUM
mer vacation.
County Sheriff John Parsons and
IF. M. Gold of Flagstaff came over
| last week to summon jurors for court.
Engine Watchman Hall has SPIT
fy new Chevrolet, which he traded
for the old one he had driven Tor
several years. Harry Boulin could
Int let good thing get away from
us, so Immediately purchased the old
one.
"Blackie" Cunningham, for some
time with the park service and later
with Kolb Brothers studio, has gone
to Phoenix where he expects to make
his future home.
The j. w. Shirley family, at the
close of the school term in Flagstaff
returned to spend the summer here
with Mr.. Shirley. They moved into
their new quarters over the Babbitt
store building.
The community at large with J. e.
Shirley, president, Mrs. b. Nelson,
secretary, and j. e. Kintner, treas
urer, as a special committee, will
hold big picnic and rodeo at amuse-
ment park on July 8. fitting cell
ebration of independence day will be
staged with broncho busting, and
sports during the day and fire works
ana d big dance to top things off dur
ING the evening. The amusement
park is being fenced for the event
and grand stand to accommodate all
is being erected and everyone is ex-
pected to have fine large time.
Harry Boulin was in Flagstaff
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Parent Teacher association on
June IL Mrs. E. Elmo Bollinger OF
Kingman, president of the Arizona
Parent Teacher association, gave an
interesting talk outlining the Ideals
and objects of the association and re-
porting briefly on the national con-
vention which she recently attended
in Atlanta. Mrs. S. G. Stephens,
president of the local association, an
nounced that Hubert Lauzon had
been appointed to represent Grand
Canvon PIT. A. on the board OF
governors of the Community club for
the coming year. Mrs. Clark repre-
sented Grand Canyon at Prescott and
was elected treasurer of the council
On Thursday the school children
/ held their annual last-day-of-school
picnic, at amusement park. Games
were enjoyed in the morning and at
noon with the assistance Of the P.-I.
| A. an elaborate lunch was served.
Miss Frances Sharpe left Sunday
for her home in Phoenix, where she
will remain for the summer vacation.
Milo Jaycox came up from his To-
cation at Indian Gardens, and is fenc-
ing a lot preparatory to establishing
wood yard.
It has been learned that the KING
Of Spain has postponed his arrival
month and at this time expects to ar
rive with party of IS or 16 about
July Is. Elaborate plans are being
made for his entertainment.
On Tuesday evening, the commun-
ity gave the first of the bi-weekly
dances which they will hold during
the summer season at community
hall. A large crowd was present, and
it is predicted the extra dance per
week will prove popular.
At impressive commencement ex-
efcises at the community building on
Wednesday evening, class of seven
pupils was graduated from the Grand
Canyon public school. To Miss Rosa
<. White belongs all the credit for
preparing these students for gradua-
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