The Coconino sun., 1921-06-03

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 '..-................. .Geaevieve Collins Rondino-Facile Florence Norman Elin Dance. Catherine McNamara Dance of the Spirits. .. Edith Foster Evening Chimes Mary Wilson Selection by the Orchestra.
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 School Exhibition
 The biggest event of the year will be the school exhibition. Next Thurs day the halls and class rooms will show just what our children have been doing this year. |, Init people are interested in school work was proven beyond doubt last Frid;.y when the Orpheum opened it's doors. at 2:30 and found crowd al ready assembled for a performance scheduled for 8 o'clock.
 Without exception we think it was the largest crowd so assembled. Be- sides the regular school work, which perhaps is not so showy but real work just the same, there will be an ex- hibition of the art work and domestic science and manual training work which you will not want to miss. A busy work shop the entire place has been this week. Flying feet and busy hands tell of unusual furry but it will all be over by this time next week and the long vacation which will fol- low will be a respite from these strenuous days.
 Vacation will soon pass and we'll wonder where the time went Just now parents are thinking seriously of these vacation days and if you will look in catalogues now you will see much advertising for summer camps, showing children like organized play as well as systematized work. Regu- lar habits make for better children.
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 Birthday Party
 Little Miss Thalya Gunter came to another milestone last Saturday and found written upon it the number 5. How delighted she was! We can't all remember when we were five but we surely are past that feeling of elation when another looms up! Little Miss Thalya knew of no better fun than an overalls party. Just the thing for childhood-play, fun and eats. Three factors that make childhood what it should be, so above twenty-five guests came and joined the caravan that started for the mesa.
 Here attractive picnic baskets, cun- ningly devised from pretty tissue pa per were opened and found to contain the best of eats for little tots. All voted it lovely afternoon and wish ed Miss Thalya many more such oc- casions.
 Tn the party were the little Misses Mildred Burke, Kathryn Stevenson Helen Anderson, Dorothy Mason, Efn. estne Fay, Margaret Seay, Char lotte Mason, Mary Delphine Pollock Elizabeth Seav, Margaret Rudd, Bar. bara Rees, Nadine Waters, Thalys Gunter, Jim Mitchell. Charles Wilson Charles Brown, Marshall Wilson, Ton Sanford, John Crable, Tom Pollock Harris Burke, Phillip Isham, Duckel Gyber and Thurman Gunter Mrs Gunter was ably assisted by Mrs. R c. Stevenson.
 Birthday Party
 Little Miss Neher entertained ; company of little tots yesterday il gala style at the home of her grand mother, Mrs. Myers. in honor of he Afourth birthday anniversary. Ne> hyeek for particulars.
 Guild Meets
 An interesting meeting of the Guile was held last Wednesday at the Pol lock home. Dainty refreshments we, par, of the busy afternoon's program A silver tea is an carly event in Jun to which many are lookiay forward.
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 Last Meeting of Civics Department
 The closing meeting of the Civic department was held at the home O Mrs. Dan Hogan last Saturday after noon. A goodly number were presen and report most enjoyable after noon. No stated nro2rsn, was give but an informal discussion of nex years work took un the major par of the afternoon. While it will no be necessary for us to outline it W