The Coconino sun., 1927-04-22

highway engineer to set the date for
the calling of the bids, at which time
they will also call for bids on the part
to be paved by property owners. The
Mountain States Telephone company
have agreed to move their poles from
Bill Williams Avenue to Railroad Av-
enue before the paving is begun.
Town Clerk l.. S. Williams, and j. IL.
Hudson are on the job and promise
that the actual construction work will
begin in the early summer.
DR.. w. C. Gillespie was chairman of
the April IA meeting of Rotary, and
used the program time to a good ad-
vantage by giving those assembled q
highly instructive talk on the care of
their teeth. Rotaryann Lucille (Lind-
blom) presided at the piano. 1t being
President Waits birthday, a huge
cake, adorned with some thirty can
dles-or more-was served at the end
of the luncheon. There were no
guests. The Rotary are temporarily
losing Prof. Cureton, who was forced
to resign on account of being absent
from town on Thursdays.
D. C. Huron was in town this week
making arrangements for the building
of his new camp ground, upon which
he is now beginning work The camp
ground will be built upon Mr.. Huron's
ranch property, which lies about two
miles east of Davenport Lake. He
will install modern service station,
having already ordered his gasoline
pump.
nh.r1.ah EoCf0r SIln-
day morning trod on thin blanket
of snow, which, however, melted
through the day. Although stormy
and disagreeable, all churches were
filled to capacity, many coming IN
from surrounding points to attend.
Sunday school at St. Johns mission
was held at 10 o'clock, prior to the
Community Church service. The
children sang an Easter cantata in
vestments, and each little tot was
presented with white flower, SYM
bolic of the season, and also tiny
basket. The combined st. Johns mis-
sion choir and the Community church
choir furnished the beautiful musical
numbers at the morning service at the
Community church. Seventeen were
baptized at this service, and twenty
five taken into the church. Reverend
Harshman officiated. Later in the
day Reverend Harshman journeyed
to Grand Canyon, in order to conduct
services there that evening. Rev..
Freeland conducted the Communion
service in the evening, which was
preceded by beautiful violin trio.
with Mrs. B. E. Harmon, Miss Bernice
Ehor1nffo Cf0Uo1Gnn
playing violins accompanied by Mrs.
r. C. Gotthold at the organ. Christ,
Our Passover" sung by the combined
choirs, opened the regular service.
Mrs. F. E. Wells delighted with solo,
.eThere is Green Hill Far Away"
Most unusual" weather is still
with all in this, vicinity. During the
past ten days. the mercury descended
as low as "a degrees, eight below the
freezing point. The warmest regis
tered at any time during this period
was 49 degrees.
A tentative schedule of games has
been sent to members by L. S. VIII
liams, secretary of the Northern Arl-
iona Baseball Association.
The Mexican congregation OF the
ST. Josephs church served benefit
supper of Spanish dishes at the Odd
Fellows dining room Thursday eve
ming, the 21st.
st. Margarets Guild held an enjoy
able meeting at the home. of Mrs. L.
M. Perrin Tuesday afternoon, the19th.
Ways and means of reducing the
church furniture debt was discussed;
A travelling road show, that played
"Uncle Toms Cabin" to a crowded
house here last Friday evening, met
with disaster shortly after leaving
Williams when their large truck carry
ing show equipment went off the
highway about eight miles west OF
Williams, completely wrecking the
truck and badly injuring two men:
The injured were taken on west and
the car abandoned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Quinn, and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kline and family
enjoyed delightful motor trip
through the southern part of Arizona
during the Easter vacation, returning
Monday evening On the trip they
visited Phoenix, the Roosevelt Dam,