The Coconino sun., 1923-07-13

NAL school students, who are INTEREST,"
ed in church work About 100 per-
sons were present and these were di- |
vided into four groups, each of which !
represented one of Life's colleges, at |
a track meet. where they entered into
competitive stunts, the result being a
good time enjoyed by all and a splen- |
did appetite worked up for the dainty
refreshments served.
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1t was jolly Jackson county, Ohio,
party that met at the residence of
Judge S. B. Gilliland on Tuesday eve
ming at seven.
Dinner was served at that hour By
Mrs. Frankie Matthews, daughter of
the Judge, in honor of D. w. Gilliland
of Clarkdale, this state, the judges
cousin. Those present were Mrs. John
O.. Thomas and son, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
l.. Thomas, D. W. Gilliland, S. B. Gill
liland and Mrs. Matthews. Professor
Thomas, attending the education con-
vention in California, wired his re-
grets from Los Angeles.
d. w. Gilliland's entire life has
been spent as a teacher and for the
past twenty years in the civil SERVICE
of. the department of the interior as
teacher in the Indian schools. At the
the age of seventy he has been retired
on a pension He left this week for
his home in Yakima, Washington.
where he owns a fruit ranch. Fifty
years of service as teacher, he
| thinks, entities him to a vacation for
| his remaining years.
| 1t is unfortunate that four prom
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ty, who stopped over here Tuesday
night on their way to California in
their Lincoln car, did not know of the
party, or there probably would have
/ been many more "reminiscences swap
ped.
To honor the Misses Genevieve and
Clare Collins of Los Angeles Mrs. G.
| w. Jake entertained at dancing
party Tuesday evening. About "a OF
FIagstaff's debutante set were present
and ic ecream, cake and punch kept
them happy throughout the evening.
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/ The home economics department OF
! the Flagstaff Woman's club met Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E..
! H. Wheat. The program committee
| for the coming year was appointed
with the following ladies comprising
Tits membership: Mrs. Edwin Babbitt,
chairman, Mrs. III. p Asselin, Mrs. C.
w. Isham, Mrs. Will Campbell and
Mrs. E. H. Wheat.
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The junior members of the Chris
! tian Endeayor society of the Federated
church, accompanied by Mrs. w. H.
4 Zook and Mrs. Austin Brownaheld a
weinie and marshmallow roast Friday
evening at the city park.
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i Friends of Mrs. Jack Diamond gave
j delightful. surprise party Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Diamonds
Il birthday. Bridge tables were produc-
I ed and the guests brought along the
1 refreshments. Those participating in
! the affair were Mrs. E. NJ. Doe, Mrs.
John Hennessy, Mrs. Harry Wright,
Mrs. L. r. Hall, Mrs E. A. Baker,
Mrs. Lewis Benedict, Mrs. John Fran
4 els, Mrs. j. w, Weatherford, Mrs.
VIM. Switzer, Mrs. Chas. DeRider,
Mrs. Jean Campbell and Miss Reba
Switzer.
Word reached here last week of the
marriage of Mrs. Leslie Mayflower
Eddy to Warren T. Gill of Curry,
Alaska. Mrs. Gill is a Flagstaff girl,
daughter of Mrs. w. A. Mayflower,
graduate of our normal school and
teacher for six years in the public
schools. Mr.. Gill has been in Alaska
nine years. He served two years in
the army during the World war. He
is employed in the office of the Alas
kan railroad. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill in
tend to make Alaska their home for
some time yet.
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II Ruth Eleanor Sullivan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Sullivan, is spend
ing the summer vacation with her
grandmother in Wetmore, Kansas.
Mrs. Ira Hart and tiny daughter,
!. Margaret, moved on Saturday from
Mercy hospital where Margaret was
, born, to their summer home at BLOW
out" ranch.
Mrs. John Akers, wife of the Takit-
N-Pay store manager, arrived in Flag
staff Saturday from Phoenix to re-
main here with her husband through
, the summer.
| Mrs. Harry Embach and small son,
John, left the first of the week for
various eastern cities where they will
visit relatives for the next few
months.
Miss Helen Williams, who had been
living at the Embach home, moved
this week to the McNerney home for
the summer.
Miss Esta Williams of Winslow was
) Flagstaff visitor this week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William Pitts Of Ash
J fork were among the visitors at the
: fstockmen's convention.
Dr., and Mrs. H.. H. Braxton and
} Mr.. Braxton's mother of Phoenix, ar
rived in Flagstaff on Tuesday to re-
main for the rest of the summer, and
are at home in the Harry Embach
house.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ben L. Rudderrow and
! two children of Phoenix are stopping
at the Highland apartments. Mr..
Rudderrow is court reporter in Phoe-
nix and will be remembered in Flag
, staff as having been in Attorney
I,ras, II e.oysc officn 10 or fn1I dly,.A