Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-19
Flagstaff

October -, the Knights of Column
bus were rendered a banquet by the
ladies Of the Altar society The ban
quet tables were elaborate with
shaded candles, flowers and fayors, a
color scheme of orange and purple
being used.
a turkey dinner was followed by a
clever program of after dinner speech
es, p. j. Moran acting as POSTMASTER.
Patriotism was the general theme but
some idea of the splendid work of the
organization during the war was also
brought out.
Following the speeches. the ladies
gave a short program of song and
readings.
Flagstaff and Winslow matched
forces last Saturday afternoon on the
normal football grounds. The score
was 80 to 0 in Flagstaff's favor.
The normal school lineup was as
| follows: Francis Decker. Collier En-
erson, Gus O'Conner, Micky Enright,
Frank Saunders, Joe Hanley, Walter
Fleck Decker Williams, Ernest Ho-
| gan, Jack HeCkethorne, Earl Uecke-
thorne, Leon Egner, Lawrence Camp
| bell and George Lamport
Winslow. was well represented at
| the game Saturday. We found the fol-
| lowing registered as guests at the nor
NAL: Mr.. Grover, city superintendent
| of school; Mr.. Price the principal of
| Winslow high school; Mr.. Lewis, the
! Misses ludlow, Ruby Cassin, May
| Proctor. Fay Hurt, Helen Rainage,
| Ruth Goldsworthy, Elsie Cassin and
| Berdadine Cresswell
Miss Alice Friend of Winslow is
| back after a short visit to her former
| home.
Mrs. Buckee of Kayenta, is spend
ing few days at Morton hall with her
daughter, Miss Harriet.
A horseback party journeyed to the
peaks on Sunday last. Those enjoying
! the affair were the Misses Rozen, Lat
| inner, Dwyer, Saunders and Messrs l.
| G. Riley and Urban Lewis.
| Mrs. Harry Embach, who has beer
visiting at the Fronske home since
! her return from the east left for the
! Griffin ranch near the Grand Canyon
Mr. and Mrs. 2. II. Nelson spent
! Sunday in williams as the guest OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scoville, former
Flagstaff residents.
The board of supervisors has
granted a petition for a new school tC
be established at Oak Creek.
| The Flagstaff Womans club held ar
enthusiastic meeting on Saturday las
| at the Emerson school. The subject
Tor the afternoons program was pa
| trlotism and the chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee, Mrs. Bertha
Kennedy had arranged a feature L
be given by each department of the
| club. Civics was represented by Mrs
| ROBINSON who read an article; art anC
! literature had secured o. II. Richard
| son, who addressed the club on Am
| ORGANIZATION" The home economics
| mad prepared paper on home eco
! Monies as related to our immigrants
/ The music department closed the pro
! gram with a stirring patriotic song.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zalaha and chill
! dren are spending a month on the
| coast.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Pollock anC
| guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster of Boston
are home from a visit to Cooley, Ariz
party of young people enjoyed Z
| day on the San Francisco peaks las
| saturday. They were Miss Lydia
! Akin, Miss Lura Kinsey, Miss Rose
/ mary Reinhold and Miss Springer, al
| teachers in our Emerson school.
Miss May Dickson and mother, Mrs
Margaret Dickson of Denver, Colo.
will make Flagstaff their home.
! Tom Hall of Albuquerque, spent las
week in Flagstaff.
Miss Anna Fuller and Miss Pear
| Tucker left for their home in Snow
! flake Friday and later will attend tn,
/ Prescott fair.
Mrs. Charles Voolfolk and Mrs. o
| M. Slipher left on Tuesday morning
| for Precott, whore they will represen
| the Flagstaff Woman's club at tn,
northern Arizona district federation.
Mrs. Lon Charleber's is spending
the week in Prescott. attending tn,
| fair and visiting with her daughter
| Miss Mary.
The knights of Pythias initiated
/ Twenty-Five new members last Wed
nesday night Grand Chancellor Null
! len. of Jerome, and Vice Grand Chan
cellor j. A. Gilbert of Chloride, con
Quoted the ceremony.