The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21
TUBA CITY
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The Employees club building asso-
ciation expresses hearty thanks for
the help, cooperation and encourage
nent proffered by friends and others
who, attended the lawn supper Satur-
day night.
DR.. and Mrs. Campbell left Thurs
day for Leupp returning home Satur-
day afternoon.
Rex Campbell came out from Flag
staff Friday to spend the week end
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hall of Grand
Canyon spent Thursday evening in
Tuba City. They drove to Flagstaff
Friday on their return to the Canyon,
Mrs. Buchan left Tuba City Satur-
day morning for Flagstaff
DR.. V. A. Dennis of Springer, New
Mexico who is associated with the u.
S. bureau of animal industry has been
in Tuba City the past few days. His
daughter, Miss Grace Dennis, accom-
panied. him and has been visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Hynes and Coyle Davis spent
Thursday evening in Tuba City on
their way to the Rainbow Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mainley spent
Saturday in Flagstaff.
Lee Doyle and Mcdonald of Metro
politan Motion Picture Co. were over
from The Gap Friday afternoon.
Luke Smyth of Cow Springs Trad
ing Post was a business visitor Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deans of The Cedar
Ridge trading post came in for the
mail Friday.
Jack Peasants made hurried trip
to town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Smith, Mrs. Ish-
meal and Mr.. Welch went to Red
Lake Saturday evening to visit the
O'Farrells and to celebrate on Sun
day the birthdays of Mrs. Smith and
Messrs. Welch and Thomason.
Much credit is given the girls and
men for the big success of the supper
at the Employees dining hall, Satur-
day evening. About $50 guests were
present and everyone enjoyed the sup
per and band concert which followed.
The Employees are using the funds
to furnish the living room at the En-
ployees club building.
An informal dance was held in the
evening.
Miss Rosemary Standley who has
been in Tuba City the past six months
left Friday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Gallup, at Espanoia,
New Mexico before returning TO her
work in Los Angeles.
Geo. Mason of Flagstaff was vis-
itor at Tuba City Saturday and Sun
day. :,
The Tuba City public school will
close May 21 after a very successful
year under the supervision OF Arthur
Docka.
Buster Prochnow and Arthur Docka
were Flagstaff visitors Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Thorp Of Oak
land. Calf. spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Tuba City. They have
spent several weeks touring Arizona
and returned to Oakland by the way
of Lees Ferry and Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and
family of the Moencopi village are
visiting relatives around Oljato.
The "ole swimmin' hole" at the
reservoir is becoming popular place
these warm days with some OF the
younger boys.
Mr.. Womack of Polacca who is
connected with the U. S. irrigation
service spent several days in Tuba
City this week.
Very extensive plans are being
made by the people of Tuba City for
q chicken pull barbecue and races on
Iune S. 1t is expected to have a good
moving picture show which will De
foIlowed nv a big dance. The Navajos
are also preparing for big dance
to start on June l and last until June
4. There will be "better baby con-
test" among the Navajo and Hopl Da-
bies. - -
Further announcements will be
made later.
The Sunday evening chapel service
was held in the chiIdren's dining hall.
Miss Roberts had charge of very
interesting program.
A. L. Gottesburen, Vella Gottespu- 2sL
rem of La Mesa, California, Mrs. w;
H. Hutchings, San Diego, Callf., and
H. ]. Gottesburen of Grand canyon
were Tuba City visitors Monday al
ternoon.
Eaton, Colorado, passed through Iupa
City Saturday.
Miss Carol Ried arrived Friday
from Flagstaff and spent the. week
end with her friends and family.
Tony Murray who has been en-
Moved in Tuba for several months
has accepted position at Babbitt's
garage in Flagstaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Biddlecome OF
Greenriver, Utah, spent Sunday in
Tuba City.