The Coconino sun., 1926-06-25
Teachers College Notes

Chas. P. Mason, who was former
~ with The Sun and now holds a
half dozen secretaryships at Gal
lup, including the seeretaryship of
the Inter-tribal association, will gal
lop, on June 30, with more than a
dozen redmen to the Teachers col
| lege auditorium, where the Indians
will give exhibitions of their crafts
manship in rug-weaving and silver
smithing and several dance ceremon-
ials.
These Indians will represent some
of the best rug weavers and silver
smiths on the Western Navajo res
ervation. Arrangements are now be-
ing made according to Clyde Zerby,
director generalismo of the days of
40" celebration, to keep Mason's In
| iun's over for the "big show" dur
ing week Of the Fourth.
DR.. J.. H. Lyons conducted a series
of classes in music on four after
moons this week besides the regular
work of song leading. DR.. Lyons
evening programs were instructive
and highly enjoyable.
The men of the college are organ
izing for the fifth annual horseshoe
pitching contest. 1t has been rum
ored that the winner will be awarded
hand bent ring of the choicest nail
available.
Some of the smokers received the
last touch of gloom Monday night
when Dean Niles announced that by
order of the Board Of Trustees and
the faculty there was to be no more
smoking on the campus. Then he
brought back some hope by naming
Taylor hall as an exception. Poor
girls.
Miss Nevevis Gonzales was called
to her home in Williams Monday by
the serious illness of her mother.
Miss Corrine Ward went to the
Grand Canyon Saturday and Sunday
with her mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robilliard. They were accom-
panied by two cousins from Ken
lucky.
Miss Constance Shipley was visit
ed Monday by her father and mother
from Winslow. Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
Shirley are on their way to tour the
northwest and will take in Yellow
stone national park and British CO.
iumbia. Mr.. Shipley is chief dis
patcher for the Santa Fe at Wins
low.
J. Campbell James of Prescott, Wis
tied with his wife Sunday. Mrs.
James is taking work at the college
and living in Campbell hall.
Ernestine Sullivant, June graduate,
visited with Olive Mitchell at Camp
! IL
Word is brought up from the low
er regions" of Arizona that MISS
Catherine Cooper, 25, was married
recently to a Mr.. Pittman at Bisbee.
The Messrs. lines, Hart and Sch
rev fished at Mormon Lake last
weekend. They report a catch OF
about 60 perch, but the only tangl-
BILE evidence they brought back with
them was few Of the wigglers and
two protruding bay windows. Ines
don't eat fish.
r. G.. Stevenson, superintendent OF
schools at Williams, has built house
for his family near the high school.
They moved in last week and Mrs.
Stevenson reports they are comfort
ablv settled. Mr.. Stevenson is teach
| ing at the college.
A. G. Hart gave himself a severe
cut in the hand in the shop Monday.
His friends maintain that he had too
many fish the day before and could
not see properly which was wood ana
which hand.
Miss Meecham, who is taking Mrs.
Lorna Jessup's place in the domestic
science department, reports that al
though there has been a splendid en-
rollment in her millinery class, there
! is still room for a few more of the
ladies from town.
! Miss Faith Mather and Jasper
Sossaman both of Chandler were
married at noon on June 19, IN the
Federated church by the Rev. Il. r.
/ Softley. They left Immediately for
Los Angeles where Mr.. Sossanana IS
to be connected with an electrical en-
gineering firm. Miss Bertha Tate
and Miss Enid Mccoy stood up with
the couple, Robert Best, who was to