The Coconino sun., 1918-06-28

Red Cross Chapter Raise More Funds.
By MISS EVA STEWART

The FlagSta11 chapter or tne Neu Cross is growing in enthusiasm and numbers daily. Every week there are new members from out of town who want to join the local society to do summer work. A great many of the younger girls, members of the Junior Red Cross, are working during their vacation.
 Tuesday, there were 70 ladies in the workroom. The committee on pneu- monia jackets almost filled their box. Eighteen jackets were complete at the end of the day. Last Saturday $200 was cleared from the rummage sale. An organ was donated for this sale, which brought $25. .. The boat is still on hand and will be auctioned off in the near future. One sock an hour is the product of the knitting machine, when operated steadily.
 Tuba City sent in her Belgium re- lief work that she has been doing. 1t was we'll done.
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 Mrs. F. w. Perkins, who has been visiting in Phoenix for the past three months, returned Thursday. She mo- tored up from Phoenix with her son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Warren Perkins, who expect to spend the bal ance of the summer in Flagstaff.
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 500 Club Meet
 With Mrs. E. NJ. Brown.
 The 500 Club met with Mrs. E. M. Brown, Thursday afternoon, June 20. There were five tables present. An enjoyable afternon was reported. At the Federated Church. .. The announcements for the Feder- ated church services next Sunday are as follows:
 Sunday morning the topic is "Until Shutdown"
 Sunday evening Dr. Baum will talk about "The Power of Personality"
 Sunday night is Normal night at the church. The topic for Sunday evening has been chosen with special recogni- tion of the students and faculty of the Normal, and they are cordially invited to attend this service.
 Dr. o. s. Baum Married A at San Diego.
 An announcement of unusual inter est to Flagstaff and surrounding com munities was that of the marriage of Dr. O. s. Baum of this city and Miss Etta Simpson of San Diego, Calf. The couple were quietly married in San Diego on the 18th of June.
 Their acquaintance dates back to the days when Dr. Baum was pastor of a Presbyterian church in Denver, Colo. She was a member of his con- gregation in that city for ten years. Dr. Baum and his wife have the good wishes of their many friends.
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 Army Lieutenant. Miss Zelma Howell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E.. P. Howell of Navajo, Ariz., and First Lieutenant G. c. Bazell of Dallas, Tex, were married early last night at the Presbyterian parsonage, the Rev. Hugh Cooper per forming the ceremony. The wedding was attended only by the immediate relatives of the bride and bride groom, several of whom arrived here only yesterday morning.
 Following the ceremony, wedding dinner was held at the Alvarado ho- tel. The bride is graduate of the Ward Bellemont College for Girls at Nashville, Tenn. Lieutenant Bazell was an attorney at Winsiow before entering the army. He is a brother of J. w. Bazell of Holbrook, Ariz. Lieut.. and Mrs. Bazell left last night for Dallas, where they will reside as long as Lieutenant Bazell is stationed there.-Albuquerque Journal.
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 The Woman's Club meeting which was to have been held last Wednes- day has been indefinitely postponed. Conservation Demonstrations.
 Mrs. Mary Pritner Lockwood held a food conservation meeting at the Emerson school last Saturday. The subject under discussion was yeast bread.
 Mrs. Lockwood demonstrated some of her wheatless products in the gro cery department of Rabbit Bros store Wednesday at 8 p. m. The prod ucts exhibited were bread, cake and pastry, made totally of substitutes. There were about forty ladies pres ent who sampled the delicious foods. Another demonstration was given on Thursday afternoon. The ladies of Flagstaff who attend are all very much benefited by these demonstra- tions.
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 Miss Grace Williamson, formerly of the Arizona Central Bank, left Sum day to accept position in the steno- graphic department of the Red Cross in Paris.
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 Normal School Notes.
 Misses Allie and Mamie Johnston, from Texarkana, Ark, are attending the Normal.
 MT. Edward F. Honn, assistant prin- cipal of the Normal, will leave the A A Il II 1. -x =