The Coconino sun., 1920-12-03

funds earned through the "Fat and Lean" ball game for their building fund, the Woman's club will give a dinner at Elks' hall at 6:30 p. m., to- morrow, and will entertain all those who took part in the celebrated game with eats a-plenty.
 Remains to be seen whether the Leans can eat better than they can play ball. If they cant, they'd better give up their chairs at the feed tomor- row night to some others who know how.
 The invitation sent out by the ladies reads:
 "For the Fats and Leans of baseball
 fame,
 So come join with us and play the
 game.
 With turkey an stuffin', what does it
 matter?-
 The Fats will be fat and the Leans
 will be fatter."
 Education to the Fore.
 A whole week to think along educa- tional lines. Will you do it? This coming week is to be devoted to pro paganda along the leading educational conditions of the day. Not only in Flagstaff, but all over the land people are going to find out about schools in general, but you are going to find out about Flagstaff schools in particular. On Sunday, the churches will observe the week by dedicating their morning hour to some phase of education,
 Thursday will be community day at Emerson and Brannen. Every par ent will be specially invited to visit the schools on that day. No special work will be shown but the regular class work on the everyday schedule.
 The Normal training school will have its community day on Friday, and everyone is cordially invited.
 Thursday, at o'clock, visitors at Emerson are invited to adjourn to the Federated church, where few short, snappy speeches will be made and re- Treatments and music will round out the program.
 It is necessary to adjourn to the church as there is no assembly room at the Emerson.
 Brannen school will also serve re- treatments on Thursday, while the training school, bear in mind, is open on Friday. The committee has care fully arranged this program and will be gratified if it yields results. So come.
 Parents will be welcomed at St. An thony's academy, at their convent ences, at any time next Friday. Education Sunday at the Episcopal Church.
 The subject of education, its value and importance to our national life, will be given the chief place Of i'm portauce in the churches all over the United States next Sunday. Accord ingly, at the Church of the Epiphany the service at II o'clock will be de- voted to this great theme.
 Professor l.. B. McMullen, president of the Normal school, will speak at this service on "The Crisis in Educa- tion in Our Country" The morning sermon by the rector will be on the theme of "The Educated Man.
 From the commissioner of education and other national leaders in school affairs an appeal comes to the whole country to rally to the loyal support of our schools and our teaching forces. The people of Flagstaff will surely re- spond.
 A hearty invitation is hereby given to all who believe in education to be present. Picnics Are in Order.
 Aside from several informal picnic suppers last week, we heard of two very enjoyable affairs that the young people had.
 Miss Mary Jane Leedom took her fiery young steeds of 10 and 12 out to Fox Canyon on last Friday and what a revel it was. Ideal as to day and pleasure and eats.
 On Saturday Mrs. Tepe and Miss Lydia Akin combined their classes of fine young girls and enjoyed splen- did day picnicking, roasting weinies and toasting marshmallows.
 Miss Lura Kinsey and Miss Rose , mary Rheinhodlt were hostesses to a few friends out near Elden on Friday night, where radiant moon helped to make the evening pleasant after an enjoyable spread.
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 Economies Department.
 The members of the Economies de- partment met with Mrs. Wheat last Tuesday afternoon and a splendid program is reported.
 Mrs. Sidney Gassman read most entertaining paper on deliberations in Food" full of information and heartily applauded.
 Mrs. Wheat and Mrs. Bert Cam eron fully demonstrated their culin- ary art by serving a delicious frappe and the members felt fully compen- sated for having made the afternoon one for the clubs advancement.
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 The members of the Shakespeare club were in session Monday night at the Pollock home. One matter of bus mess which was carried through was the sending of ten dollars to the Lit erary Digest fund to help relieve the suffering of the children of the con tinent, less fortunate than ours.
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