The Supai weekly news., January 02, 1957, Page Page Two, Image 2

About The Supai weekly news. (Supai, Ariz.) 195?-1958

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Tories and family,
who have been visiting here for ten davs,
went b«ck to Flagstaff today.
Visitors In Suyii
This good weather has brought more
visitors this time of year than ever be
fore.
Dr. Cunningham brought two guests with
him last F r idav. They were!
Mr, Eric Levy of Ocean Park Blvd.,
Santa Monica, California
Mr. Daniel Lourie of Brandeis Univer
sity, Mass.
Mr. Robert H e nze and his two sons,
Peter and Christopher Henze, of Pasadena,
California hiked to Supai right after
Christmas. They brought a guest with
them ,/r r, Trvgve of Norway,
They came down the short Trail and then
walked on down to see the three waterfalls
The next day they waited to see the heli
copter come in and than hiked on out and
went to the Grand Canyon, They staved in
the Old Lodge,
Ramona and Foster Marshall arrived here
Saturday afternoon and left the next
Alfred Hanna left hereSundav morning for
his home in L©s Angeles. Henry Hanna
took him to Ash Fork and from there he
vent on the bus,
Steve Paya and Henry Hanna came home from
Ash Fork last night,
Fred Hanidreek left Supai Wednesday and
came home a day or two ago. He visited
at the Gand Canyon,
Stanley Manuka *a helped 'V, Colli* s fix
the telephone wire Saturday afternoon,
Algln rr atahomigie also helped on thi** lob,
No mail today] ?
Mrs, Juan Sinyella called on the telephone
to see how we were all getting along,
' package had peanuts,
candy, and resins. used these for the
New v ear f s Eve party,
’M's Lorena v arshall is not feeling well
’ oiav; she h-ss a bad cold.
Psalm 33s • the word of
are done in truth. Blessed
Page Two
v—January 2, 195" 7
Stanley ,f went swimming the other
day and took cold but he is better now,
Gur thanks go to Jack Jones for buying
the cake mix for the ladies to bake for
the New* dear’s partv. He got ten boves
and everybody had plenty of cake sos once.
It looks like most people like white cake
the best! I f ll take chocolate any dav,
A new year has started for all of us. Let
us all look back over the old year and
remember that all the good things that
came to us came from God. w e all have
much to be thankful for and we should
stop and think about those things. H anv
people have given us gifts; some people
have helped us in other ways; some have
given us things that money cannot buy and
these are the very best gifts of all. In
Suoai we have every flowing water and for
that we ?re glad and thankful. Let us all
be thankful and try to make 1957 one of
the happiest years we have ever had.
Lucky, the Post Office dog, got a little
toy bear for Christmas, He was scared nf
it at first,
Don T t forget- the p elocation Officer
will be here Friday.
Little M nson Marshall has had a bad cold:
Dr, Cunningham gave him some medicine,
Lee Marshall and his helpers, Steve Pava,
Raymond p utesoy, and others have been
tearing down one of the old b rns,
Lee is hauling wood home to start on his
new house,
Gilbert Marshall has been very busy these
days practicing; it’s a surprise!
Most of these sores the children have are
caused from dirt. Impetigo can be pre- *
vented (stopped) if you will use plenty
of soap and water every dayj
Algin Watahomigie is getting ready to put
the lining in his house.
Lina*s big burden basket will be put in
the Museum at the Grand Canvon soon.
It is very, very quiet in Supai today; only
one mule is coming up the Lane. Ves, Faye
and Betty are on it,
Llovd Hanna has been taking-inventory at
the c tore this week,
the Lord is right; and all Hj_s works
is the nation whose G©d is the Lord,”