The Coconino sun., 1919-01-10

tire crew will buckle down to hard Work until spring, relieved only. by sne 1ew formal entertainments that every school falls heir to. < I. |. !.
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 Stop Society DOings.
 society has still few lingering holiday affairs to pleasantly look back [ upon. The young people care not for cold or snow but make the most of it while 1t is here. One would have shuddered to dwell long upon the idea of a sleighing party with the ther- mometer registering twenty-two below zero, but when invitations are out, the anticipated pleasures of an evening Tn the country are not to be resisted.
 Mrs: George Fleming and Mr. Tom McMlllian were most delightful hosts last Friday night at the McMillian ranch north of town, and the jolly party cared naught for cold or snow put reveled in the outing. All sorts of amusements were provided for the guests and the evening bids fair to rmain a delightful memory for slime time to come.
 Guests included Miss Millie Gregg. Miss Louise Rickel, Miss Louise Greenlaw, Miss Nan Long, Miss Bee Hicks, the Misses Marie, Rose and Jeanette Garrett, Miss Mary Francis, and the Messrs Bryan Hillon, Dan Francis, Roger Morse, Dewey Web Der and Stephens.
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 Funds for Budget to Be Pledged Sunday Afternoon.
 A systematic canvass will be made next Sabbath afternoon by the solic- ltlng committee recently appointed by the Federated church.
 A budget of over forty-five hundred dollars will be needed to carry on the great work of the two branches of the churches represented. by this fedora tion. It is to be hoped that the men and women who are willing to take the time to gather this amount, will | meet with the same hearty response that was theirs year ago. The best | Biblical text we can recall is that of | the Lords promise that if we honor him with our substance he will give us an increase that will be pressed | down and running over.
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 Miss Dorothy Jakle entertained de- ightfully on last Thursday evening at an informal card party. Not the east of the pleasures of the evening was the dainty lunch served at the of the games. Miss Jak- e's guests included Miss Helen Bom- ,erg, Miss Elizabeth Hennessy, Miss Gertrude Babbitt, Miss Louise Rickel, Miss Irene Bart, Miss Nan Long, and he Misses Rose, Marie and Jeanette Garrett.
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 Mr. and Mrs. John Verkamp were delightful dinner hosts on last Tues lay evening at six.
 Their guests included Mir. and Mrs. Al Sanford, MT. and Mrs. J. c. Do- an, MT. and Mrs. Tom Rees and Mir. md Mrs. Clyde Harvey.
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 MT. and Mrs. Al Sanford entertain d delightfully."- at dinner on last Sab 'ath day at twelve. Covers were laid or Mir. and Mrs. William Babbitt, dr. and Mrs. Herman Ehlers, Dr. and 1rs. Fronske, Mir. and Mrs. F. $. Green and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Noble.
 i. !. !. <. Mrs Gus Jakle entertained the members of the Altar society last Wednesday afternoon. A good attendance and delightful unch were prominent features of the fternoon.
 I. :. # 1. |, fehrtens- Russell. ', Miss Glena Mehrtens and Lieut.. esse E.. S. Russell were married at he home of the brides parents, Mir. nd Mrs. Frederick H. Mehrtens of Jo. 5151 South Wilton place, by Dr. '. L. Powell. The bride was given l n marriage by her father. Lieut.. .ussell is the son of Mrs. A. M. House of Flagstaff, Ariz., where the ouple will reside.-Los Angeles