The Coconino sun., 1923-11-16
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BY LUCINA DE vANEY


clerk at Rabbits store in Williams.
Her twin sister, Miss Laprele, IS still
student. Both girls have gained
much popularity through their genial,
friendly attitude and have charming
personalities. They have lived in
Flagstaff only about two years, COM
ing here from st. Johns, but during
that time have endeared themselves
to many friends.
The groom is auditor in the forest
service office at Williams. He came
here only few months ago from
Great Bend, Ind. During his stay here
he has gained for himself a fine rec
ord and is man of many likeable
qualities.
The young couple will live in Will
liams, where a house is prepared and
waiting for them.
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The advisory board of the public
library met Saturday afternoon In a
most interesting SESSION. Many prom
ising features of library progress
were discussed and vote of thanks
offered the public for its kind patron
age during the past year. A report
of library activities was offered by
the librarian and brought to light
much progress in all branches of the
work.
The childreri's book week, which is
being conducted this week, is proving
of much interest to all who see the
various displays. If you haven't been
up, try to come either today or to-
morrow.
In spite of the inclement weather
last Saturday the general meeting of
the Flagstaff Woman's club was well
attended and proved to be of general
interest. Reports; of the federation
convention held at Winslow were CIV
en- by Miss Minnie Lintz and Miss
Lamb. Mrs. E. c. Mills was appoint
ed chairman of the committee to have
charge of the sale of Christmas seals
for tuhercular soldiers. Mrs. E. G.
Miller is handling the sale Of the
kim" packages and wishes the pub
lie te call her for information con-
corning them Subscription work to.
the Arizona Club Woman was turned
over to the various departments for
handling. The price Is ten gents
year. How such an informative pa
per can be SO eheaply gotten out IS
beyond the knowledge Of most club
members, but all will be glad to avail
themselves of the opportunity while
it lasts.
New members taken in were; Mrs
Lorna Jessup, Mrs. George H. Myers,
Mrs. ]. B. OrInond, Mrs. R. H. Marine,
Mrs. R. Fl. Simpson, Miss Selma Aas,
Miss Ruth Bormose, Mrs. Violet Rich
ardson and Mrs. Clarence Pulliam, and
Mrs. P. ]. Lindermann, who was a
charter member, was reinstated.
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The home economies department of
the Woman's club will meet next
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. H. P.
Asselin. Assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Henrietta Myers and Mrs. Orinn
Compton. The subject, "Homemakers'
Efficiency" will be led by Miss Rosa
Bouton, home demonstration agent
for Coconino, Navajo and Apache
counties. A buffet supper viii be
served.
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Carter jake entertained number
of his friends Monday evening at a
birthday dinner and dance.
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The music department of the Wo-
mans club viii meet tomorrow after
noon with Miss Helen Williams, at the
home of Mrs. M.cNerney, 514 North
Beaver street. The subject is Amer
lean opera, and the leader for the
afternoon is Miss Selma Aas.
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The Armistic dance given Saturday
night at Elks hall by Mrs. Waters
orchestra, was fiilly enjoyed by Sc
leet assembly The floor of the new
hall is delight in its smoothness
and space, while Mrs. Waters orches
ira invariably furnishes the best of