The Coconino sun., 1926-04-09

celebrated for the Mexican congrega-
1 ton at 8 o'clock, with a specially Sc
4 lected choir An Easter sunrise serv-
lice was also held at the NJ. z. church
by the Epworth league, and at the
1 Episcopal church, Easter was observed
at five p. m. with vesper services and
/ holy communion, Rev. Freeland off
ciating. A full vested choir Of four
teen voices sang the beautiful Easter
chants and anthems, Mrs. Harold
Greene acting as organist. Rev.
/ Freeland gave an illuminating talk on
/ Easter to a large congregation. At
/ the morning Sunday school, Mrs. *.
! w. Williams gave a wonderful talk to
the children on the meaning of Eas-
! ter, and after singing Easter carols
! each child was given a flower to car
| ry home, as a symbol of the Easter
! tide.
To celebrate her eleventh birthday
/ Eileen Scanlon on Monday afternoon
entertained the following members OF
/ the younger set: Mayme Walsh, Neva
Ray, Anna Stone, Kathryn Stevenson,
/ Elizabeth Perkins, Ina Harris, Char
1 lotte Godfrey and Barbara Greene,
! Gerald and Blythe Easton and Colleen
/ Quinn. Games and refreshmanets
! filled the delightful afternoon.
1 Little Bobby Seabridge had as din
ner guests Easter Sunday Lois May
Hopkins and Korney,s Louise and
Frances Butler.
School Notes
Wednesday, the 31st, the pupils of
the fifth grade put on very enter
tanning and instructive hygiene play,
to a large audience of parents and
friends and school children. From
Danger valley to Safety hill was the
theme of the play, and dealt with the
experience of a little girl who dwelt
in Danger valley, eating unwholesome
foods such as candy, coffee, ETC., and
who spurned her former faithful
friend, milk, potatoes, vegetables,
sleep, fresh air and the host of other
foods and attributes that go to make
| children we'll. Through the efforts OF
the king of Good Health, and his
heralds, aided by the troop of good
foods, she was brought back to Safety
hill and health once more. The Drln-
cipal characters were: King of Good
Health, Miguel Ramirez; Mary, Bar
bara Greene; Mary's mother, Tiofeita
Herrera; heralds, James Muzzy, FREQ
Markle. The other characters, repre-
senting cleverly in costume, the va
rious foods, were taken by fourth,
fifth and sixth grade pupils. The
children entered into their parts SO
thoroughly that the play moved with
a semblance of reality, and brought
forth enthusiastic APPLAUSE from the
audience. Preceding the play itself,
were recitations on health subjects by
Frances Wells, Vern Conway and Bar
bara Greene, and duet by Frances
Wells and Barbara Greene. Several
health songs were sung by the chill
dren led by Miss Hawkins and
brought vigorous applause for their
vim and spontaneity.,
The junior class held an Easter sale
of colored eggs, flowers and Easter
novelties at the Duffy Bros. store
Saturday, the third. Despite the In
clement weather, a tidy sum was
realized toward the expenses of the
junior prom.
School patrons and others are Gag
erly anticipating the operetta "Lont
Pirates Of Hawaii which will be
given Friday night, April 9th at tht
Sultana theater by the high schoo
students. The operetta will be under
the direction of Miss Bernice Hawkins
and the colorful costumes and scenery
will help to transport the hearers
CAV Hawaii. A very moderate charge
is being made.
Mrs. Erie Melick is substituting fol
Miss Edith Anderson while Miss An
derson is receiving medical attention
in Phoenix.
Arbor day was observed with va
rious programs in the grade schoo
Friday. The first grade made in
structive little booklets about ArDo
day. The second grade had Easte.
baskets and program, while tn
third grade class went out on Tn
hillsides and planted tiny trees. Othe
grades observed the day in varlou
wavs. After the programs, scnoo
was dismissed for the day.
Miss Esther Perry, school nurse
spent the weekend with relatives i
Phoenix.
Miss Virginia, Rousseau is the neS
teacher Of the third grade Mexican
Miss Rousseau is residing at the 4
iG. Stevenson residence.