The Coconino sun., 1920-09-24
Of With the Old. On With the New!
Edited by MRS. FRANK NOBLE.

 1 Of With the Old.
 On With the New!
 Hardly applicable though, to the teachers for we couldn't very we'll do good work with an entire new faculty. 1t seems mighty fine to have twelve new members though, and because it was such splendid congenial crowd, the picnic last Saturday proved to be the finest one of it's kind, like all recent things, the last is always the best
 By ten o'clock the various cars had 1 started on their merry way towards Walnut Canyon. To all strangers this first glimpse of our many lovely canyons is always appreciated and {, this occasion was no exception. Pill oted by good guides the new ones en- tered immediately on exploration while the famous cooks, seasoned by experience stayed above and prepared the dinner By twelve o'clock the call was sounded and twenty four hungry people sat down to a feast, the dimen- sions of which we hate to give. No hungry, starved servants of the public they! The fat of the land was theirs. We would like to tell you of fried chicken and few other delicacies of the season but we refrain. The after noon was ideal for climbing as we'll a social enjoyment and the lovely surprise came when it was found that supper was to be enjoyed under the pines-not left-overs either but an en- tirely new bill of fare. The drive home was delightful and the affair was voted entirely a success by the following: Miss Hougan, Miss Davis, Miss bowman, Miss Hoyt, Miss Ken nedy, Miss Calson, Miss Saunders, Miss Pancake, Miss Watkins, Miss Roepke, Mir. J. P. McVey, Professor Richardson, Miss Akin, Miss Rein hold, Miss Leedom, Mrs. Kennedy, Miss Johnson, Miss Kinsey, Miss Jen- sen, Miss Anderson, Miss Vandervort, Miss Milligan and Mrs. Noble.
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 Civics Department.
 Now that twenty-six million wom- en can vote, they are naturally inter ested in both the republican and dem- ocratic platforms. Next Saturday at the home of Mrs. V. M. Slipher, the members of the Civics Department will discuss these issues. A big meet ing is desired.
 Jack Odell and Miss Edith Waite United in Marriage.
 It was pretty home wedding which took place Wednesday after noon, at the residence of Editor George E. Waite and wife, when they gave their daughter, Edith, in mar riage to Jack Odell, son of Clinton H. Odell, the we'll known stockman and rancher whose vast land holdings are located northeast of St. Johns, on the Zuni. The marriage. ceremony was performed by Judge A. S. Gib- bons, after which the happy pair were showered with gifts and con gratulations by the houseful of rel atives and guests who had gathered for the occasion. The next day, ac- companied by the brides mother, they left on their wedding trip, ex- pecting to visit Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Phoenix and other Arizona points. When they return they will take up their residence on the Odell ranch.
 Jack is in partnership with his fath- CT in the cattle business, the firm | name being c. H. Odell & Son. He is | progressive young man and has | made a good start on the highway to | success. His bride is a charming girl | and has aided her father in his news paper office since childhood, practic- ally all of her time when not in | school. She had become adept at | typesetting, and we fear she will be | sadly missed by the newspaper fra ternity, including the Observer. All | good wishes are extended to Mir. and Mrs. Odell by their many friends. | May they live long and prosper.- St. Johns Observer.
 The dance at Doney Park hall last Saturday night was we'll attended. It was jolly good time, with sandwich es, cake and coffee in plenty, the trus- tees furnishing coffee, cream and sug- ar, and the crowd the cake and sand wiches. The members of the com munity hall assocation held their seim-annual election of officers on Wednesday night preceding, electing Aoyu OOPCiAhut Ss w. Austin Hodges as committeeman, F. w. Mcclure, secretary, and Ernest Burrus, treasurer.
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 The Doney Park Domestic club was entertained on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. A. Alverset. This was a business meeting, at which plans were discussed and adopted for future meetings. A dainty luncheon was served. The guests were: Mrs. E. Burrus, Mrs. Jack Kester, Mrs. w. H. Switzer, Mrs. Floyd Copeland, Mrs. J. D. Dunn, Miss Ardelle Swift ger, Miss Reba Switzer, Mrs. V. A. Moore, Mrs. Lyle Copeland, Mrs. Claude Knight, Mrs. Carl Terrell, Mrs. A. B. Mcclure.
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 Christian Endeavor Meeting.
 Tuesday evening September 28th, will be of unusual interest to all the Christian Endeavorers of Flagstaff and vicinity.
 w. Roy Bregg, Southwestern Fed