The Coconino sun., 1919-12-12
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Next Tuesday evening is the date set for the entertainment given by the training school students. Tickets may be obtained from the pupils at twenty-five cents each. Everyone is cordially invited. Do not forget the date.
 The students are looking forward to very interesting assembly Friday af- telnoon when the debate between the American and modern history classes is to be staged. The subject of "Arbi- tration" will be the question of the day and will be ably handied. Jackie Humphrey, Ethel Compton and Gus O'Connor will represent the U. s. history class, while their opponents from the modern history division will be Francis Blaylock, Jack Lamport and Edgar Brandt. We are expecting a rousing argument.
 It is going to seem very strange af- ter the Christmas seniors leave us, judging by the gap left by those al- ready gone. Miss Florence Sharp be- gan her winters teaching at Lavene Monday morning.
 Miss Lilly Belle Tally was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Tim Riordan at dinner Tuesday evening.
 Hardly week passes without sec ing big "spread" given by some girl in the school. Saturday evening, Miss Senie Fuqua was the hostess of the Misses Lilly Belle Tally, Margaret Hall, Marjory Shrum, Anne. and Vir- gina Powell, Keturah Slagle and Agda Pierson.
 Among the diner guests here Sun day, were Mr. and Mrs. Keuzenkamp and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix and family, MT. and Mrs. Nelson, Mir. Geo. Lane and Mir Craig Pottinger.
 MT. George Lane, of Phoenix, is spending short time in Flagstaff.
 Mrs. Wyrick, of Winslow, spent the weekend visiting her daughter, Mar guerite Wyrick at Campbell hall.
 Another visiting mother was Mrs. Monico Garcio, of St. Johns, who spent Sunday with her daughter.
 Miss Nellie Gregg entertained the Misses Mabel Moorman and Madeline Fairchild over the weekend.
 Miss Marbry Henning and Adga Pierson were the dinner guests of the Messrs. Francis Chisholm and Ray Ramsey Sunday evening.
 It is pleasant to have former stu dents of N. A. N. S. visit us again Miss Alberta Platz was the weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. Ethel Saund- CTS.
 Another old student whose face has recently been seen on the campus is Mir. Francis Decker, who has been spending the past few weeks in Phoenix.
 The Misses Mary Beekwith and Thelma Harvis0n were the dinner guests of the Messrs. Elmer Jackson and Ed Clark Sunday evening.
 The Philomathean Literary society made it's first public appearance Mon- day afternoon. As the literature studied by them this year has consist ed of Irish plays, the "Workhouse Ward," by Lady Gregory, was a fit- ting subject to present to us. Peggy Reagan as Honora Donahue. Mike played by Jack Lamport, and Ernest Hogan as Michael Miskel, won our entire approval.
 Dr. and Mrs. Creager will enter tain at dinner in honor of the Christ mas seniors next Wednesday evening.
 Mir. R. E. Tally, of Jerome, paid a short visit to his daughter, Miss Lilly | Belle Tally last Tuesday.
 We can't expect to win all of the | time! What? Basketball games, of | course. Our girls played Prescott on their grounds last Saturday evening. Spectators say that the contest was we'll worth seeing and the score of 50- 30 in favor of the "Mile High City" was not won without an effort. Our students playing were Annie Akin, rhelma Bradford, Emma Risdon, Har- riet Buckbee, Ruth Murray.
 The team voted the Prescott girls oval hosts. After the game Satur- lay evening, dance was given them
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