The Coconino sun., 1918-08-02
By MISS EVA STEWART
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Red Cross Work Goes Earnestly 0u

The Red Cr0SS chapter III rlagStall continues to be one of the livest in the country. The ladies, girls and even children are taking an undaunted interest in the work. The work room is a lively place with almost every machine in use, and the other depart ments fully as busy. But remember, ladies, many hands make light work" so all try to make it your busi- ness to be present whenever possible.
 The work for the Belgian relief to be completed by September 1st is progressing nicely, and if headquar- ters will keep the ladies supplied, the required garments will be completed in due time.
 The last raffle in this chapter was held Tuesday, giving away hand some luncheon cloth, presented by Mrs. Murphy. The cloth was won by Mrs. H. c. Lockett. It has been de- cided not to have another Red Cross raffle benefit, but some of the tickets had already been sold, so this was proceeded with.
 There was a much appreciated do- nation made this week by two little girls from Globe, Margaret Malott and Judith Carlock, who are camping at Lake Mary. These patriotic little girls conducted store, selling various trinkets and flowers. The proceeds netted S254, which was handed over to the Red Cross.
 The work room was helped to be made cheery by beautiful bouquet of sweetpeas, presented by one of the patrons.
 Everyone keep in mind the pageant to be given by the Normal school, Friday evening at S:15. for the benefit of the Red Cross.
 Food Conservation Meeting
 and Leaders.
 The Food Conservation meetings are to be held Saturday, August 3rd, at 3 o'clock, at the various homes: District No. At the home of Mrs. Edgar Hash.
 District No. 2--At the home of Mrs. Morse.
 District No. 2-At the home of Mrs. E. B. Raudebaugh. .
 District No. At the home of Mrs. Cooney.
 District No. 5-At the home of Mrs William Ohge.
 District No. 6-At the home of Mrs. Lindermann.
 The subject for discussion will be Barley Flour"
 The Junior Endeavor League of the Federated church gave a surprise party Monday afternoon at the home of Margarette Walker in honor ca Anna Margaret Dow, who left We'd nesday for her home in Missouri. Quite a number of the little lady's friends were present to show her good time on the eve fo her departure. Those present were: Thelma Bikker, Eva Zion, Mary Powers, Mary and Elizabeth Hancock, Anna Margaret Dow, Kathrine and Ruth Brown, Mary Ray, Lois Jones, Marguerite Walker, Mary Martin, Florence Nor man, Frances Hopkins, Anetta Meech, Althea Simmons, Kelly and Wendell Turner and Roy Zion. < -. # +
 Normal School Pageant.
 The pageant given by the Normal school will take place on the school lawn, Friday, August End, at S:15 o'clock. If the weather is too incle- ment, it will be postponed until Mon- day evening. It is being given for the benefit of the Red Cross canteen | service at Williams. The admission will be 50 cents. ..
 The pageant is divided into three | 1< t,reN ,e Nho Hours of Childhood" the second "Ihe Fantasy of Spring and Summer" the third The Patriotic Pageant" A stage and seats will be erected and it is expected that this will be large, grand affair, finale of the Blome administration. |. j. 1. < Federated Church Services. The topic for the Sunday morning service is, Docs God Care?" The subject for the evening service is Seeing the Other Side"
 All of Dr. Baum's talks are help full and there's a message for every one. The members are urged to be present and bring their friends. | Entertains for Mrs. Griffin.
 Mrs. w. F. Griffin was in town a few days this week. Complimentary to her, Mrs. William Babbitt invited a few friends to her home Wednesday afternoon. The ladies were busily en- gagged in knitting while they chatted and enjoyed Mrs. Griffin's visit.
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 Ladies' Aid Meeting.
 The last meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the Federated church was most interesting one and very largely at- tended. The business was first dis pensed with and then a splendid pro- gram followed, Mrs. Hugh E. Camp bell, Mrs. Fred Breen, and Mrs. c. C. Harvey being the hostesses. Those who took part in the program were Miss Flora Jensen, Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Lockett, Miss Elliott, Miss Doris Christy, MT. Nettleton and Master Scoville.
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