The Coconino sun., 1918-05-10

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 at Normal.
 In Normal circles the week has been given over unreservedly to the Sen iors-that splendid class of some fifty or more who go out next week to shoulder some of the man-sized tasks awaiting them. Man-sized indeed, some of them will be for this is true perhaps this year as never before, but "coming events casting their shadows before" show this class ready for life and service The concensus of opinion seems unanimous in declaring the picnic of last Saturday afternoon the real festival of the spring time gayities. pr. and Mrs. Blome and Miss Nora Blome were delightful hosts to the Senior class, the faculty and matrons.
 | Rogers Lake was the destination of the merry party and on reaching it, the guests found wonderful May pole arranged, with all its old time colorful attractiveness and around which the merry party danced. When supper time was called, the guests found dainty baskets suspend ed amid the pine boughs, awaiting them. Within was most daintily con cealed delicious lunch. After satis- flying themselves with these good things, huge bonfire was built and marshmallow toast concluded the hospitable occasion.
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 Passey Babbitt Wedding. As intimated few days since, Miss Viola Passey was married this week to Joseph Robert Babbitt, at San Diego, Calf. Those present at the ceremony were: Mrs. J. M. Schuele, mother of the bride; J. M. Schuele; David Babbitt, father of the groom; Miss Gertrude Babbitt, sister of the groom, and Miss Edith Mullen, of Tempe, close friend of the bride. The groom is from Flagstaff, and is member of one of the ablest and most highly esteemed families of the state. He was member of the First Arizona regiment and served on the Mexican border. He is now in the medical corps of the Liberty Army, stationed at Camp Kearny, near San Diego.
 The bride is known to practically all the people of Mesa, She grew to womanhood here, graduated from the high school and from the Tempe Nor nal, and has been teaching in the Mesa schools. She was one of the most popular young women of the community and numbers her friends by her acquaintances.
 Immediately after the wedding ceremony, the young people left for San Francisco, to spend the honey moon, Mir. Babbitt having secured a fifteen days furlough.
 Mesa people will all extend their best wishes to Mir. and Mrs. Rabbit. who will make their home at San Diego, until the groom is called upon to leave for France.-Mesa Tribune.
 I. 1. + i. Important Meeting of the Woman's Club.
 Tomorrow at three the members of the Woman's club will meet at Mrs. Griffin's home for the final meeting of the club year. The president, Mrs. Slipher, feels keenly the need of an "every member present" campaign for at this meeting the officers for next year will be elected, besides other matters of importance presented. An advisory board meeting will be called at 2:30. Mrs. Slipher has been unre- mitting in her efforts to hold the club together during the present year, so we should give her the courtesy of at- tending this last meeting. < i. + t.
 Various Conservation
 Meetings Held. .. l The various conservation meetings on last Saturday met with fair at tendance, but splendid interest. The week had been busy one which &C., counts for the few present. Corn meal and corn flour were the sub- jects treated and in the various recipes suggested, this substitute will find favor. One housewife made the re- mark that so successful had been her use of this one substitute, that her problem was solved-for her order at the grocery is standing one, 50-5O wheat and corn.
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 Mothers Day at the Federated Church.
 Let us lay aside the weights and cares which so easily beset us and celebrate next Sunday in the manner suggested--dedicating it to "Mothers Day" The service at the Federated church in the morning will have in mind this theme, for the sermon will be My Mother" The evening serv- ice will be omitted. We could make some special effort on Sunday next and have every pew occupied. l + + %
 Will Wed at Mesa.
 Another Mesa girl who is to marry a Flagstaff man is Miss Blanche Mumford, daughter of MT. and Mrs. K. L. Mumford, who will become the bride of MT. Ralph Dickinson. MT. Dickinson's parents reside in Flag staff, but Ralph is at present account ant for the big smelter at Clarkdale.
 The bride was former pupil at our Normal school.
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