The Coconino sun., 1918-06-21
By MISS EVA STEWART
Red Cross Activities.

Red Cross Activities. ..
 The women of Flagstaff continue to respond to their country's call and fill the work room every Tuesday and Friday. Seventy workers were re- ported for Tuesday. Both knitting machines were in operation and sev- eral pair of socks were finished. The summer tourists too are lending willing hands to the work and the Flagstaff chapter is grateful for their help. Two boxes, containing operat- ing room linen and Belgian relief work are now ready for shipment.
 The set of white furs have been raffled off and number 116 was the lucky card. Ardelle Switzer was its holder.
 Then. too, lady who is camping at Lake Mary, made two tatting yokes and auctioned them off out there, making S41, which she gave to the local chapter. x,y IT
 Dad Power, father of MT. W. H. Power, donated spoolrack which IS to be disposed of for the benefit or the
 Leo Verkamp gave back the ship he won to the society, and it is to be auc- tioned off Saturday mgnt at .he rummage sale which is to be heid tha' day and evening. s.o ;,s
 The Red Cross made S40 on lts Mary Iickford picture last rrioay night.
 Summer school at Normal.
 me summer school at the Northeih Ar,zona Normal ocnooi started hon- day, the lItn. students are cohlhs n r,vnl along Tor the scnooi. AT ra,ov zIz nave enrolled tor the sum ,osr rerm. lyI ot which are giris anu 1h or wnicn are Doys. The summer school III IYli mad an ehroiihie ls3 yiris ana 40 poys. Most VI M noys nave gone to war, SD lha. a counts Tor Ine decrease Tn the hunlo.a ot boys. let there are IA more so enrolled tnis year than last, niaA mo tne summer school Detter ohe
 Inere are several new members ol tho faculty that are only here TOT the s,,,,n,ar term-Air. Elliot, Mr. flniey' Mr Eike. MT. Armstrong, Miss MIC, Call. MT. Turner, Mir. brown anu Miss Hanley.
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 Mrs. Mary Pritner Lockwood, nome sans economies director of the federai ipou administration for Arizona, mas ar rived in Flagstaff and IS 10 lns.ru.s the housewives in this town anu .he snrrounding districts how to use wheat substitutes intelligently. ohe will remain here until August l.
 This work is under the supervision of the University of Arizona, support ed bv the food administration and tne local county Council of Defense. DIS tr;ct leaders have been appointed py DeIo Nichols, county agricuitural aoent. to carry out the work m every nortion of the county. Each leader VII. have two assistants. The town oi FIagstaff is divided into eight dis- tricts. with Mrs. Bertha Kennedy as leader. Her helpers are DlstricI NU' 1, Mrs. Edgar Hash; No. Mrs. T; D. Breen; No. 8, Mrs. K. E Taylor; NO. 4, Mrs w. D. Raudebaugh; NO. ?, mTs. Joseph Jolly; No. 6, Miss Lopez; NO. z, Mrs. Sam Quay.
 short course in home economies is planned. This will consist of se- ries of eight lessons on how to save sugar. wheat, meats and fats.
 Mrs. Lockwood gave her first les son at the Emerson school. Forty women were present. Her course promises to be very interesting as well as instructive. This lesson demon strated the making of an all-substitute bread with baking powder as leav- ener. :.
 Next week she is planning more in- teresting demonstrations at Emerson school and Babbitt's store.
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 Federated Church.
 The Federated church will hold its regular services next Sunday. Dr. Baum's topic for the morning service is "The New Commandment" His topic for the evening will be "The Mad Man."
 Death of Mrs. Webb. ...
 News has been received here of the death of Mrs. Harry Webb. Mrs. Webb was former member or the Eastern Star here, also one of its former of- ficers.
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 Circles Meet. =.
 Circle No. 2 of the Federated church met with Mrs. Slipher on Observatory Hill last Wednesday.
 Circle No. 8 entertained themselves with picnic at Fort Valley on We'd nesday.
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 The closing exercises of St. An thony's school will be held on the evening of Wednesday, June 26, at. 8 o'clock, in the hall of the school. A nice program has been prepared and an admission of 25 cents will be charged to see the entertainment.
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 Mrs. Mary Hague and Miss Hague of Chicago arrived here Tuesday for