The Coconino sun., 1923-07-13


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Judson and McMullen corralled Il
men, and comedy in eight reels was
put on for the benefit of those who
insist upon their constitutional rights
Seriously speaking, the afternoon
was we'll spent for it gave Judson's
boys an opportunity to timber up theil
muscles and wash out their shooting
eyes. Camp of Winslow, who was or
the mound for the Yannigans, did not
perform in his usual, brilliant style
He lacked control, his curve wasn't
working, and he seemed to tire easily
Shahan, who pitched for the regulars
did surprisingly well.
Showed from pillar to post to porch
for a double play, outfield to infield
to the bench, for another double play
McMullen, man who will never be
accused Of covering as much ground
as. a maddened Los Angeles real es-
tate man, teamed along with Judsor
like he knew his stuff. He did well
at the bat and, with the exception OF
a few miscalculated errors, held down
the initial sack like q Fred Merkle.
Carpenter-where shall we say he is
from ?-umpired, my boss, the guy
with the cream colored hat and big
alligator shell glasses says, like Tim
Hurst of by-gone days The rattle
of machine guns and shattering of tar
gets at the battery could only be com
pared with W. W.'s "Baw-l-l tuh-hp
Miss Gretchen Dannebaum of St
Johns was among those who assembled
the Peaks last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Thoman of Flag
staff entertained group Of girls from
Bury Hall at card party in their
home last Saturday evening. Those
attending were Misses Glory Goodwin
Ruth Woods, Helen MCGOWAN, BesS
Haynes, Tempe; Maude Greer, Hol-
brock.
Page the genius who prophesiec
that our race would soon forget how
to use their legs. Twelve handsome
young ladies of Bury hall are deter
mined to prevent this. Over the week
end these girls hiked to Lake Mary
and in spite of the queer antics of the
weather man they spent their time ir
swimming, bathing and boating. Peo-
pie fuss and fume because they have
Mt got a car, but the Lord gave us
good legs for the purpose of carrying
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Mrs. Helen Hanshue was the guest
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ments on Birch street Saturday eve.
ming. Miss Platz surprised Mrs. Han
shue with wonderfully prepared
chicken dinner.
Miss Mary Williams has moved
from Morton hall. She is now living
down town.
Miss Amy Rourke Of Bisbee spent
the weekend visiting friends in Viii
liams.
Miss Helen Livingston. Gadsent
Miss Fayne Cox, Miss Floye Taylor
Somerton; were among those who
spent the weekend at the Canyon
The girls Of Morton hall are pre-
pairing card of thanks for Miss La
Prele Moeser of Mesa for her kindly
invitation Tuesday evening. Miss Moe
ser was recipient of crate of canta-
loupes, and as we gather remnants OF
the story, % femmes held a canta-
loupe eating contest in Miss Moeser's
room. Dot Boice of Douglas copped
first honors.
The popular Normal school Raga-
dors will furnish the music for the
dance this evening.
1t is announced that the University
of Arizona will hold its annual enter.
tainment the evening of July 20. Flag
staff folk always look forward with d
great deal of pleasure to this affair
The actual construction of the dairy
barn, which is to be erected about 8
quarter Of a mile south of the mair
dining hall, has commenced, and it is
reported that the building will be
ready for occupany by the end of the
summer quarter.
The normal school contributes S25OC
each summer to bring the most prom
inent lecturers and entertainers ir
America to Flagstaff. eve cannot
over-estimate the Importance this
means to the town and school people
of Flagstaff" says Pres. McMullen. q
usually arrange to have the evening
meal earlier on lecture nights, ant
as the program is usually over by 8:3C
| occasionally have my meal later in
the evening. I wouldn't miss an eve
ing at the normal school for any
thing" remarked prominent Flag
staff clubwoman.
Monday evening, July 16, j. O. En-
gleman, who is associated with the
field service of the National Educa-
tional association, will lecture.
The announcement of the engage
ment of Mrs. Leoti F. Creager for a
reading at the Normal, Wednesday
evening, July 18, recalls the beautiful
eulogy paid to her by Dr.. H. L. Eby OF
Columbia college, and now connected
with University of Arizona summer
section. MRS. Creager is woman
of exceptional training and splendid
power Of Interpretation in the field
of dramatic literature. This, added to
her fine personality and charm, has
secured for her unusual commenda-
tion of her work. | am glad to know
that Mrs. Creager has at last consent
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