The Coconino sun., 1918-05-31
INTERES STING EVENTS IN THE LOCAL SOCIAL WORLD
By MRS. FRANK NOBLE

 the class consist of Kenneth S. Len non, Edward J. Harnish, Lola Mae Stein, Mary k. McGookin, Jesse Gregg, Francis Quay, Hazel Pierce, Richard Hamb,y, Bertha l.. Switzer, Mary E. Harrington, Rhoda Hollings- head, Mary Ellen Bartlett, George Lamport, Mable Huntley, George Anderson, Oliver Allsup, Marguerite Keaggy and Nelma Black. < i. 9 .s
 Soldier Boys Royalty Entertained at Normal School.
 When the IF boys left Flagstaff Sunday morning, one of the happiest memories they carried with them was of the banquet of the night before at the Normal school. About $50 inter ested friends gathered at six o'clock to partake of this feast, which had been prepared by various committees of women under the capable supervi- sion of Mrs. Colin Campbell. At at- tractively decorated tables in the big dining hall the elegant turkey dinner was spread and served by loyal young American girls: the Misses Conrard, Campbell, Rickel, Francis, Stewart, Rickel, Bart, Doyle, Mority, Jakle, Baxter, Browning, Clark and William son.
 Aside from the dinner there was an exceptionally fine program of music, Mrs. Lou Charlebois, Mrs. Charles Neher of Albuquerque and Mrs. Jerry Lee of Williams lending their voices for the pleasure of the guests. In the Juvenile world we heard Wellington Francis give in his immitable way, the bugle songs, Master Jack Murphy and four little ones sang America" Gilbert's orchestra rendered some splendid numbers and Judge M. A. Murphy as master of ceremonies, in troduced local townsmen who gave some stirring speeches.
 The affair terminated in expressions from all, of the general good time.
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 Food Conservation
 Meetings Saturday.
 Food conservation meetings on Sat urday, June 1st at o'clock. General subject-Milo Maize.
 District No. 1.-Mrs. Hash, chair man, meeting to be held at her home. District No. 2.-Mrs. Breen, chair man, meeting to be held at Mrs. Porter's.
 District No. 3.-Mrs. Taylor, chair man, meeting to be held at Mrs. J. E. Jones'.
 District No. 5.-Mrs. w. R. Raude- baugh, chairman, place of meeting to be announced to district by chairman. District No. 5.-Mrs. Joseph Jolly, chairman, meeting to be held at Mrs. W. M. Ohge's.
 District No. 6.-Miss Benita Lopez, chairman, meeting to be held at her home.
 District No. Mrs. Sam Quay, chairman, meeting to be held at her home.
 Welded at Mesa
 Cards have been received by Flag staff friends announcing the we'd ding of Ralph Dickinson, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ali Dickinson of this city, to Miss Blanche Mumford of Mesa, at Mesa Sunday. They will be "at home" to their friends at Clarkdale, after June 18th. Mrs. Dickinson was graduate of the N. A. N. S. and has many friends here who will be pleased to hear of the happy event.
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 When? Where? Nobody Knows
 Readers of yesterdays Republican noted with interest the marriage li- cense local wherein was contained the names of Luther M. Sigmon and Miss Inez Earl of Mesa. Rumor has it that the marriage was to have taken place yesterday, but the distressed reporter and patient telephone operator com bined their efforts all afternoon in an endeavor to ascertain the when and the where of the wedding, all to no avail. Miss Earl is popular member of the Mea Union High school fac ulty, and Mir. Sigmon is an energetic rancher in this community. So wheth- CT the wedding has occurred or wher- ever it shall occur, host of friends are wishing for them a big share of hapiness.-Phoenix Republican.
 Miss Earl was one of the popular graduates of the Normal and well known in Flagstaff.
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 Topics for sermons at Federated Sunday, June 2.
 Morning-"What Are the Import ant Questions"
 Evening-"A Message For Men Who Fail"