The Coconino sun., 1923-07-06


day visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Rickel and Mother Hanley. Mr.. Bea-
ton graduated from the normal in 10
and has since been connected with the
Standard Oil Co. as travelling repre-
sentative. Mrs. Beaton was formerly
Miss Ruth Loudermilk, class OF 10.
A. E. Vest of Phoenix, popular sum-
mer school student of '22, stopped off
for few days renewing old acquai-
tances around the campus. Mr.. Vest
has been connected with the Dull
mage-Dunbar people of Phoenix for
the past year.
The girls of Campbell hall have
gone in for nah jong, that fascinat-
ing Chinese card game that is Great
ing great deal OF, interest every
where it has been introduced. 1t is
reported that NAH j0ng club will be
organized soon. The girls are now
teaching Lady Bee the fine points Of
the game.
Miss Gertrude Kracker spent the
fourth at the Canyon
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Miss Margaret Wy yrfck aof Winslow
was sponsor at the christening of
Mrs. Hooks tiny young lady who ar
rived last week. W
"He who sleeps misses much," says
Steve Gollob of Taylor Hall. Thus
the writer missed another opportun-
ity to be in congenial company last
Saturday. J. C. Jarvis, j. Smith Glib
bons, Prof Lewis Rockow and Ste
phen Gollob spent Saturday morning
rambling about Crater mountain. IN
the afternoon the group drove over to
Sunset mountains, and inspected the
Lava beds and ice caves. Returning
in the afternoon they encountered a
group of Normal girls and, as we get
the story, the boys saved the young
ladies' lives several times. 1t was a
difficult matter to get the names of
the girls, but Miss Ruth Simpson OF
Bury Hall will enlighten any one who
may be interested.
Miss Mary Beckwith spent the first
part of the week visiting in Prescott
Jerry McGaugh of Phoenix is the
smiling young man who handles the
cash In the normal cafeteria.
Miss Mildred Julian, Miss Blanche
Payne, Miss Emily Ethel, Miss Mil
dred Whetsel of the normal faculty
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Grim
nell Sunday at Mormon Lake.
Miss Helen Armstrong and Miss
Annie Aiken spent the weekend Wis
iting Miss Amy Aiken at Mormon
Lake. Amy was society editor on The
Pine, student publication of the nor
NAL school, the past year.
Miss Edna Sim of Prescott was the
guest of Miss Gates at Riordan or
Sunday.
Miss Juanita Grueter and Miss Flor
ence Biggerstaff accompanied j. ID
Dunn. ex-officio transportation eoIn,
missioner of. the Flagstaff Tuba route
to Tuba city Saturday, Miss Bigger
staff was principal of the school al
Tuba City the past year.
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Mrs. der1ysMcGaugh of Phoenix. is
assisting s4aiss Ethel in the library
Alice Archambeau will leave in
few days for her home in Prescott
She will return for the fall quarter II
October.
Lee Doyle took group of profes-
sors and normal students to the tor
of the Peaks Sunday. Among then
were Miss Margaret Hurry, Phoenix
Miss Kate Baer, Tucson; Miss Esther
Louise Whitfield, Cedar Rapids; Prof
Barnett, Tucson; Miss Anita Post
Tucson; Mrs. ]. R. Murdock and hel
daughter, Rachael, Tempe; Miss Glory
Goodwin, Tempe; Miss Maude Greer
Holbrook; Miss Penelope Cutler, Miss
Lillian Gabbards Tempe; Miss Leone
Brown, Prescott; Miss Bess Haynes
Tempe; Miss Kate Jones.
Welsh rarebits de Goldie Greer
creme de fish, cafe de negra, was or
the menu for teftain group of girls