The Coconino sun., 1919-12-05
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fond memories of pies, cake, sand wicnes, ice cream, candy and other dainties.
 Upon entering the hall, the eye was immediately caught and held by var ious attractive booths. Blue and white lattice work sheltered the lit tie Dutch girls who sold such delicious coffee, sandwiches and pickles. Close by, forming pleasing contrast, was the Turkish booth of red and white, with its pendants, crescent moons and stars. Black and white striped ma terial combined with pink roses form ed the dainty ice-cream parlor, which was under the charge of the Camp bell hall girls. And did you notice the "Cornstalk Inn" where the boys sold sweet cider and other drinks |? Very suggestive of the sweets with in was the red and white striped candy shop with it's red and white costumed girls who so ably sold its wares. In keeping with the spirit of the day was the orange and black Thanks giving booth where those pies like mother used to try to make" were served.
 The Truswell orchestra furnished the music for dancing. One main fea- ture of the evening was the distribu- ting of balloon favors. And let us not forget the stuntsl Bury hall presented the beautiful lit- tie playlet<the Passing of the Hours" The Campbell hall girls were respon- sible for several clever dancing vag- aries, the two quaint little Martha Washington girls who were so skilled in the modern dances and the clown who appeared to have recently tum- bled from under a circus tent.
 We wonder why the boys are so familiar with the army life, but their scene from Was AS 1t Is" was very much enjoyed.
 The Bubble" chorus from Morton hall in their vari-colored costumes and airy bubbles, danced their way into the hearts of all beholders.
 Last, but not least, was the inter- esting litle drama presented by the downtown students. Mother and her "slangey" ways furnished much amusement.
 Though the heavy snow storm pre- vented many expected guests from at tending, the affair was one of the most successful given this season. z Mrs. E. Merritt of Bury hall was the dinner guest of Master Jimmie John ston Monday. Jimmie celebrated his ninth birthday.
 Miss Helen Vance spent the Thanks giving holidays at her home in Pres colt.
 Last Tuesday evening the Christ mas Senior class gave theatre par ty in honor of one of their classmates, Miss Florence Harris. Miss Harris accepted a school at Litchfield, near Phoenix, and left Friday evening to take up her winters work.
 Miss Thelma Harvison and Miss Mary Beckwith were the dinner guests of, Messrs. Tom Hubbel and Jack Freish, Monday evening.
 Miss Marbry Henning spent the va cation at her home in Pinto.
 Miss Clara Lambert, one of last years graduating class, spent Tues day with friends in Bury hall. Miss Lambert has been teaching near Flagstaff, but expects to finish the school year in Cooley.
 Mrs. F. E. Blaylock of Jerome Junction spent the Thanksgiving va- cation at Bury hall visiting her daugh- ter, Miss Frances Blalock. =
 Miss Lilly Belle Tally and Margaret Hall left N. A. N. s. to spend the vacation with Miss Tally's parents, in Jerome, Friday morning. Reach ing Ash Fork they were unable to make connections, and returned to Flagstaff in the evening.
 eEven though the snow upset plans for many dinner parties Thanksgiv- ing, it provided splendid coasting over the weekend, which the normal stu dents were not slow to take advantage of. We're hoping for as good sport all winter.
 Among those fortunate enough to receive big boxes from. home Thanks giving were Miss Beatrice Hicks and Edith Harrison. Did the girls pres- ent enjoy the feed? Indeed they've looked happy ever since. The guests were the Misses Margaret Hall, Esther Carr, Keturah Slagle and Lo- retta Bondesson.
 A former student of N. A. N. S., Miss Arna Phelps, was the guest of her cousin, Miss Ruth Murray, Tues-' day. Miss Phelps was on her way to Phoenix to attend high school.
 Morjorie Shrum spent the weekend at her home in Jerome.
 Lillian Munroe was the weekend guest of Miss Gladys Dickerson, a N. A. N. s. alumna, who is teaching in Clarkdale.
 Mothers and fathers take noticel Your children in the training school are preparing an attractive Christmas entertainment to be given in the
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