The Coconino sun., 1920-11-12

week and another comforter was made. A luncheon was served con sisting of sandwiches. fruit jello and cake. Those present were Mesdames Lyle Copeland, Floyd Cope and, Morse. J. D. Dunn, Carl Terrell, Claude Knight, c. A. Alverset, Moore, and the Misses Olive Mcclure and Reba and Ardelle Switzer.
 The annual semi-formal dance that the Elks are planning to give at Ash urst auditorium on December 3, will be the most elaborate affair of its kind in years. Committees are hard at work planning decorations. There will be refreshments in plenty. The music will be by the famous "Fidgety Five" of Jerome. Admittance will be by invitation.
 The Masons will entertain some of their friends again tomorrow night at another of their enjoyable and, for tunately-frequent social dances.
 The "weather man" has been try ing to spoil all our week-ends lately, but in spite of his exhibition of near ly every kind of precipitation he didn't succeed in spelling the meet ing of the Literature department of the Woman's club on Saturday after noon at the home of Mrs. R. E. Tay- Tor. %A
 The leader, Mrs. Douglas Roome, had for her subject, Architecture, Education las and Religion of South
 Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess after the program and each member present felt herself more than repaid for braving the storm.
 The next meeting will be with Mrs. Grover Hutson on Saturday, Dec. 4th. Mrs. J. F. Walker will be leader for the day.
 At Church Next Sunday.
 If knew you and you knew me, How little trouble there would be, We pass each other on the street, But just come out and let us meet, At church next Sunday. Each one intends to do what's fair, And treat his neighbor on the square, But he may not quite understand Why you don't take him by the hand,
 At church next Sunday. This world is sure busy place, And we must hustle in the race. For social hours some are not free, The six week days, but all should be At church next Sunday. We have an interest in our town, The dear old place must not go, down; We want to push good things along, And we can help some if we're strong
 At church next Sunday I Don't knock and kick and slam and
 slap g At everybody on the map,
 But push and pull and boost and boom And use up all the standing room,
 At church next Sunday
 To one and all we hereby extend cordial invitation to be at the Episco pal church next Sunday, where thu following services will be held: Hoi, communion at a. m. Sunday scho0 at 9:45 a. m., and morning worship at II o'clock. The theme of the ser mon at he last-named service will be "The Law of Love"
 The quiet, reverent worship, tn inspirational singing of the bes hymns, and the thoughtful presenta ton of deep religious truths in prac tical application to everyday Tiff combine to make the services of thi church well worthwhile. Your pres ence at the hour of worship and you cooperation in helping to make thi church of real value to the whole cit will be cordially appreciated.
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 Pantry Sale.
 Don't you want to buy your pie and cakes from the Campfire Girl tomorrow They are going to hay sale in their rooms next to the Ii brary and would appreciate your pal ronage. Do you know what they pla doing with their money? We'll, the will buy material for six baby lay cites and make them as part of thei social service work in the community Don't you think this commendable Help them along by going tomorro' and boosting their sales! $$$$
 Armistice Day.
 A goodly number of townspeopl turned out yesterday morning for tn