The Coconino sun., 1923-01-12

Rowe, Miss Nellie Rowe, Messrs. Dave
/ O'Bf1en. Normal Dillman, Ernest Yost,
H. G. Wellinghoff, Al Gleason, Tack
! Gaddis, Charles Phillips, w. E. De-
/ Vaney, Ed Thies and Steve Eek.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Michelbach have been
blessed with eleven fine children.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Lewis returned
on Tuesday from their wedding trip,
having spent month at Mr.. Lewis
home in San Antonio, Texas, Okla
homa City and other Texas and Ok
lahoma points. They have not de-
cided yet where they viii live, but it
probably will be in Flagstaff, though
Mr.. Lewis is considering an offer
from the house he represents, the
Armor Packing company, to take
charge of one of their branches. Mrs.
Lewis will for the present act as sec
retary to her father, Charles Proch-
now, proprietor of the Commercial
hotel
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The Woman's club will hold the
regular monthly meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon, January 13, at the hall over
the Breen-Lewis drug store. Civic
problems will furnish several topics
for discussion, among the speakers
scheduled being /. B. Koch, president
of the Rotary club, who will talk
about the proposed new Woman's club
home; G. B. Wilson, who will speak
concerning the next chautauqua, and
A. J. Mitchell, who will discuss the
use of home meat. The hostesses will
be Mesdames Orinn Compton, c.. p.
Hanna, Ralph Davis and George Ne
gray.
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The literature department of the
Woman's club met last Saturday af-
tefnoon all the home of Mrs. Joe p.
Wilson to discuss current humor and
for magazine review, especially TAX
ing up the American and the Pictorial
Review. Mrs. " M. Slipher was the
leader for the afternoon, which was
spent pleasantly and profitably by
about fifteen of the members.
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American Legion Auxiliary, Mark
A. Moore unit, met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Frances A.
Morse.
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The Daughters of Benevolence met
with Mrs I'll. S. Harper of Milton,
with good attendance. The after
noon was spent in sewing. After the
devotional service refreshments were
served The Daughters will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. Dick Guy.
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The Federated church annual recep-
tion and election Of officers was held
at the Presbyterian church building
last Friday evening. The following
were elected as officers for the en- !
suing year: President, DR.. NJ. G.
Fronske; vice-president, Mrs. <. G.
Miller; treasurer, Walter Runke; re-
corder, Orinn G. Compton, committee
chairlnen, benevolence, Mrs. Sarah /
Jones, building, William Beeson; re-
partment of religious education, L. o.
Bellwood; finance, Walter Runke; mu-
sic, G. e. La Rue; parsonage, Miss
Retta Beasley; publicity, P.HHarley;
social, Mrs e. H. Wheat; temperance,
w. J. Osborn; head usher, A. t. Law
son; stewardesses, Mrs. Vim. Beeson
and Mrs. J. C. Parsons.
Reports of unusual merit were Civ
en- covering last years work by the
retiring officers. The business ses-
sion was followed Immediately by al
delightful musical program. Piano
were given by Miss Light
burn, Mrs. Fay and Mrs. Rudd, and
vocal solos by Mrs. Pearson and Mr.
Bellwood. The Ladies' Aid s9ciety
served delicious luncheon at the con-
clusion Of the musical program. The
was enjoyed by about 125 per-
sons comprising the church member
ship and friends.