The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978, 1921-12-30

Social Service Circle
The social service circle will NEE
with Mrs. Colin Campbell on Tuesday
January 3. A big full attendance i
earnestly solicited.
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Our Community Christmas
The votes are all in and unanimous
ly it is decided that a tree must here
after be feature of the communit!
celebration.
An ideal Christmas day eliminated
in furry of snow which heightened
the effect of the brilliantly Lighted
tree as it stood in the square with thu
falling flakes cleaning under the my
riad colored lights. The singing o.
the carols left an impressive stiffness
and amid the hush came the jingle Of
Santa's sleigh bells as he came pranc,
ing upon the scene with his sleo
filled with the generous treat for the
kiddies. While we would have voted
right here to have returned home and
had that impressiveness linger for q
few hours, the kiddies perhaps might
have been disappointed and Santa is
always so welcome that he would nc
doubt have been missed.
The Woman's club is to be congra-
tulated on seeing the thing through
and from all sides comes the desire
to see it repeated next year.
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Social Service
So many bore a part in this good
work that it is hard to thank each in
dividually.
The money donated by the various
charitable organizations, lodges and
merchants was judiciously spent and
frightened and gladdened and lighted
many a home. Assisting in the dis
tribution of Christmas cheer were
Mrs. William Babbitt, Mrs. Edwin
Babbitt, Mr.. AL Sanford, Miss Blanche
Riordan, Harlow Yaeger and Miss
Reinhold, who drove cars both Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. McVey sent some seventy-five
toys which were made by his boys in
the manual training room and some
of these even reached Winona as Mrs.
Carlos was more than glad to carry
a bit of Christmas cheer out there.
Toys from the Normal training school
were generously donated by the max
ers.
The Girls Friendly distributed pop
corn balls, beads and dolls on Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ray Babbitt and Miss Gertrude
Babbitt carried Christmas trees, dolls
and bountiful Christmas dinner
where these seemed most needed.
Miss Gertrude Linney knew of many
families that would welcome some of
the Christmas cheer and while there
are perhaps many others, the circle
was more than glad to make use of
the information it had.
All prsise to the faithful workers
and the committee, Miss LintZ,
Miss Johnson and Mr.. Jackson, who
gave so much of their time for the
work!
Camp Fire Girls
The Camp Fire Girls gave an at
tractive party Thursday afternoon at
Emerson. These twenty-five girls did
not wish the Christmas season to pass
unless they too, impaired some glad
ness and cheer. Consequently twenty
two little guests partook Of their hos
pitality. For several weeks the girls
have been busy fashioning dolls,
scrap books and toys and these with
a great big Christmas tree with love-
ly colored lights made an afternoon
long to be remembered by all who at
tended.
Musical games were part Of the
until the distribution Of the
presents by really truly Santa Claus
and it was then the fun began. The
dolls were "mas bonita" and the can
dy "mucho dulce" and by far and by
large it was one of the incest parties
ever given.
Social Calendar Full
This week has been a hectic one
socially.
Many dinners, luncheons, weddings
and teas occupied the hours of So
ciety's devotees and the New Year is
destined to be hummer.
The Normal school found some
thirty stranded as they thought dur
ing the holidays, but each day has
held something socially until they feel