The Coconino sun., 1920-05-14
Junior Endeavorers

faithful young people who constitut
 the Junior Christian Endeavor soci
 ety. It was masked affair and fear
 fully and wonderfully made wer
 some of the costumes. Aside iron
 the good time socially it seems an
 other important feature was the re
 freshment hour. Oh, my, two kind
 of ice cream and so many good cakes
 All reported for duty though, on tn,
 following cay, so no serious cases O
 over-eating were reported. School.
 The last school days are full ot pleasure as well as work.
 Projects and problems are occupy ing the thoughts of the youngster. from the tiniest tots to the full fledged junior high school pupils.
 What display they will have fol you next Wednesday afternoon. Don't miss it, for you show little considera. tion unless interested in school mat. ters. This year has seen much ac. complished and no doubt this years work and enthusiasm will go far to- wards holding pupils in school some years longer. Come out on Wednes- day from 2 to and witness for your selves the years progress.
 Picnics.
 Two very enjoyable picnics of the week were given by the pupils of Mrs. Kennedy's grade.
 On Tuesday night the seventh grade showed what they could do when it came to giving a feast under the pines in Lockett's pasture. We'll, the pupils themselves were loath to com init themselves, but others tell us that the high cost of living meant nothing in their young lives. Let us hasten to add that conservation though was the slogan for what those youngsters conserved would seem impossible to stow away.
 On Wednesday night Mrs. Kennedy felt equal again to a trip and with her eighth grade class chose the same spot, doubtless because of pleasant memories of the night before. Men- tai suggestion, therefore, was used and sure enough the well-filled bask- cts bid fair to rival the night before. Games and song enlivened the even- ing after refreshments had been fully digested.
 Miss Rheinhold tolled the ninth grade out to Shultz's pass and here a roast chicken diner was thoroughly enjoyed by all. The evening was love- ly for the trip and all will remember it most pleasantly
 Messrs. Truman and Hamilton, of the Lowell Observatory staff, on We'd nesday night very interestingly enter tained group of visitors with an in formal illustrated lecture on Mars and the other members of our planetary system. MT. Truman also demon his new self-designed special camera, made especially for planetary and with which he can take hundred or more picture with out reloading, working the shutter by means of trigger arrangement.
 Those in the party were: c. H. Spencer, whose guests the others were; MT. and Mrs. Sid B. Flowers, of Chicago, Mir. and Mrs. John With erill, of Kayenta; Miss Lena Laney, Mrs. Warren Perkins, of Glendale, MT. and Mrs. Del Strong, Mir. J. w. Calhoun and MT. Casey.
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 Former Flagstaff Lady
 at Santa Barbara.
 Cards have been received here by friends announcing the marriage of Mrs. Jesse Todd Cartright to Mir. Frederick Fulton Small, on May 5th, 1920, at Santa Barbara, California, and that they will be at home after June 1st at 352O White House Place, Los Angeles. The bride was form erly Miss Jesse Todd, who with her sister, Miss Agnes Todd, made Flag staff her home for number of years. She was a charming young lady and one of the most popular in Flagstaff during her residence here. C Commencement Activities.
 Again we set the stage for the sen- iors. On every side we hear of sweet girl graduates and once in long, long time lone boy steps forward to receive his sheepskin.
 At the Normal a week of splendid events have succeeded one another un- til the culmination yesterday after noon when thirty-one graduates went forth with the world holding forth fair promises. What a charm has youth and the greatest of all that it holds is the optimistic outlook that it gives to the future.
 The first event of the present week was the dinner rendered the seniors of both high and Normal last Monday night by President and Mrs. Creager, Mir. J. c. Dolan and Mir. M. I. Powers.
 The dining hall was a marvel of beauty with it's lovely candles and flowers in the class colors, yellow and white. A most elaborate dinner was served and speeches and toasts inter- spersed with musical numbers made a delightful hour. Later the dinner was followed by a dance to the seniors given in Ashurst auditorium, where the N. A. N. s. orchestra dispensed