The Coconino sun., 1918-06-07
Normal School Makes Splendid Showing.

Normal School Makes
 Splendid Showing.
 Just to show what splendid work has been done. the past year in the Normal school, we are going to list the war activities up to May 4th: 1. Comfort bags, 125.
 2. Christmas boxes, 150.
 8. Red Cross members, 254.
 4. Magazines for soldiers, 400.
 5. Red Cross Fund: Plays, $3O2.5O; fees, $245.00; violet sale, $S6.12; pie lures, $S0.00. i, 6. Work selling Thrift Stamps and Red Cross tickets.
 T. Thrift Stamps, $600.00.
 8. Food conservation pledge cards, 298; all less days. 9. Library books to camps, $50. 10. Boxes to soldiers on troop trains.
 II. Boys in service, 45.
 12. Manual Training Department: Knitting needles, 21 dozen; checker boards, 20; tables, 10.
 13. Red Cross Work: Bandages, 25,OO0; sweaters, 49; helmets, 6S; wristlets, 8; scarfs, 35; garments TOT war orphans, 34. .
 IA. Y. M. c. A. drive, $739.75. 15. Smileage Books, $23.O0.
 I6. Football outfit, $175.O0.
 IT Liberty Bonds, $7,500.O0.
 IS. Adoption of French baby.
 19. Conservation course.
 20. Domestic science course In war foods. ,
 22. Course in first aid.
 + + + + Five Hundred Club
 Meets With the Jacksons.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Jackson enter tained the members of the Five Hun dred Club last Thursday evening. A few guests as well enjoyed most de- liphtful evening at cards.
 At the conclusion of the games dainty refreshments were served. me guests on this occasion were MT. ana Mrs. F.. M. Brown, Mir. and Mrs: Ed gar Hash, Mir. and Mrs. J. r: wilson, MT. and Mrs. Baxter Brandon, MT. and Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, Mir. and Mrs. Al. ]. Sullivan, MT. and Mrs. Henry Albers, MT. and Mrs. w. F. Griffin, MT. and Mrs. l.. c. Riley, MT. and Mrs. John Francis, MT. and Mrs. Wal fer Lindbloom, MT. and Mrs. Tom Manning, Mrs. B. Hook and MT. C. B. Wilson.
 Outing Party at
 Lake Mary.
 The first real warm days of June found Lake Mary the usual delightful picnicking ground. Last Sunday, in honor of two of our boys in the serv- ice, Paul Keller and Henry Harrison, a picnic was planned. :. The near relatives and friends thought this an ideal way to show tour" boys how happy we are to have them with us, if it is only for few weeks. It was a short day, and all agreed it was one not to be soon forgotten. Those that enjoyed the outing were the Misses Virginia Lockett, Claire Campbell, Louise Greenlaw, Ruby Harrison, Lena Doyle, Zella Jones Mary Francis, Madeline Brandt, Ret ta Beasley, Mrs. Joe Treat, Mrs. w. R. Raudebaugh, Mrs. c. A. Keller MrS. Joe FTdHClS, dui htlci, ilShi Harrison, H. A. Hickey, Harry Bowen Dewey Webber, John Snoeberger Robert Perkins, Jim HsQnessy, Claut Hammond, and Wellington Francis.
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 New Navy Boys Given
 Parting Cheer.
 In honor of the boys that have en' listed in the navy and left Flagstaff Wednesday afternoon, very enjoy able evening was spent at Lake Mary Tuesday.
 With the recruiting officers ant the boys special girl friends, it vii be an evening long remembered. Gas ton Aubineau, John Kennedy, Decker Williams, Tom Long and Robert Per kins are the sailors leaving to repre- sent Flagstaff.
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 Summer Visitors.
 MT. and Mrs. S. J. Gassman hay, as house guests this week Mrs. E. c