The Coconino sun., 1926-04-09

principal attraction of which was q
gorgeous birthday cake. Miss Naomi
was the recipient of many lovely gifts
! from her small friends as well as the
good wishes of a large number OF
older ones.
The gun club of the John Ivens
post of the American Legion again
went down to defeat in the contest
/ held at amusement park on Sunday
afternoon. The weather, while not as
/ generally bad as the Sunday before,
was extremely windy and local fans
and shooters are hoping for a good
day soon, when some of our losses
may be recouped. The opponent was
Phoenix, which it is said set new
record by breaking 245 birds out Of
possible $50. Our score was 221 with
individual scores as follows: ]. e.
| Shirley As, K. Nelson As, L. f. Ken
nedy 45, r. H. Williams A, r. =.
Harris Az This lowers us to fifth
place in the state tournament.
Mrs. Frederick Mohr arrived from
| VanNuys, Calf, for a two weeks
visit with her husband who is Santa
| Fe building inspector at the new
/ power house.
| Everett Walker of the Harvey mess
| hall staff went to Flagstaff Thursday
on business, returning Monday.
Mrs. Clara Parsons of Boston,
/ Mass, who has been guest at the
Bright Angel for over month left
for her home Friday.
"Billie" Bass got pack Thursday
after spending two months with his
people at Wickenburg and Phoenix.
Mrs. F. c. Spencer and daughter
Miss Frances left Thursday for San
1 Francisco and Fresno, where they will
visit relatives.
VIM. Schulmeich, who has been
acting as third trick engineer at the
power house for the past two months,
on Monday left for San Diego Calf.
! He is on the naval reserve and was
called back to go on duty as a re-
cruiting officer to be located at
Omaha, Neb. Before leaving he eX-
pressed a desire to return to the
! Canyon as soon as relieved from duty.
The Sunday school children gave a
very enjoyable program of Easter eX-
ercises and songs at the community
hall on Sunday evening. The superin-
tendent, Mrs. S. G.. Stephens and Mrs.
G. C. Bolton directed the children.
On Monday afternoon, the annual
Easter picnic was held, which owing
to the very bad weather, was indoors
| in the community building. Each
child took home beside memories OF
a very pleasant afternoon, charming
Easter basket.
R. A. Walsh has purchased new
Dodge coupe in Williams and will get
down after it as soon as the roads
permit.
A correction-It was enormously
reported last week that Mr. Gonzales
received word of the death of his
daughter in Mexico The item should
have stated that Mr.. Hernandez re-
ceived this message instead OF Mr..
Gonzales. Mrs. Hernandez has since
returned to the Canyon and is with
her husband here. The Gonzales
family, including the head of the
house, are in Old Mexico at the pres
ent time and all we'll as far as known
here.
Miss Emily Pindar got back to the
Canyon, Saturday from San Bernar-
dino and will resume her former po-
sition at the Bright Angel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Kolb at their
home on Thursday evening, enter
tanned the resident 81 degree Masons
at the celebration annually held on
Maundy Thursday Nine men We're
present to take part in the ceremonial
and to do Justice to the elaborate DIM
ner especially prepared by the hos
tess to conform to the ancient ritual
Mrs. S. G. Stephens assisted the hos
tess in serving. Those Masons pres
ent were: E. Nelson, L. G. Carr, J. +.
Shirley. L. f. Kennedy, S. G. Steph-
lens, E. M. Ennis, Reagan Carter, MIR;
Herman, chef of Ell Tovar hotel, and
. the host, Mr.. kolb.
The benefit dance given by the
!. lLegion and Auxiliary at community
hall on Thursday evening attracted q
large and jelly crowd, who enjoyed
themselves to the full. Cookies and
punch were served during the evening.
Several novelty dances were INTRO,
| duced, spot dance, broom dance ana
a no touch dance for which prizes
Delegates to the state P. I. A. con-
yention are planning on leaving, for
| the capitol city on Sunday. Ihose
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