The Coconino sun., 1923-08-17


Driving through Chino valley in a
stripped-down Ford during a rain
storm with no chains on was the eX-
perience of Ambrose Stewart Of
Phoenix, K. Coleman of England and
Kenny Mullen, Skull Valley. The boys
drove over to Mullen's ranch to spend
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hillebrandt
sponsored red-headed party in their
red car to see the red men pull off a
carnival of Indian sports at Cameron
last Sunday. In the group were
sBriek" Stone Of Douglas, "Red joe
Babcock of Winslow, "Red" Annis Nc
Gookin, and their own charming
daughter, Catherine, whose hair only
rivals the crosses of Billie Dunn, her
red-headed chunl.
Dean and Mrs. J. O. Creager and
their son, Joe, camped out at Oak
Creek over the weekend.
DR.. L. A. Adams class in human BIZ
ology spent Saturday in studying the
many different varieties of flowers
and plant life at Oak Greek. DR..
Adams has made the study of biology
very interesting and Instructive to
the normal students this year.
Mrs. Walter LeBarron, who was
formerly Nan Long, popular normal
student, won the 50-yard foot race at
the Indian Chicken pull held near
Billy Young's trading post at Cameron
last Sunday. Mrs. Long exhibited
rare speed. Running in her stocking
feet she got away at the tape on the
jump and finished in both events ten
feet ahead of her Indian squaw oppon-
ent, Miss Calamity. In the party were
Miss Mildred Whetsel, Tommy Long
and King Koch.
Weather permitting, Professor Geo.
A. Judson's proteges will hold a tennis
tournament this week on the normal
tennis courts Judson has developed
some classy material this summer and
we look for some exciting sets in both
doubles and singles With McMullen
on his vacation, Broadbent and Pow
ers viii likely battle it out with judi
son for normal honors. Powers is
consistent player and has a snappy
sting to his serve.
Conway and James FELTON,, sons of
Prof. FELTON, Of Tempe, Royal Marks,
Harry Rosenzweig, Phoenix, and John
ny Curry of Tempe spent Friday at
Oak Creek. Johnny Curry, in trying
to ascend difficult point, fell and
turned his ankle. Curry is getting
along in good shape.
Prof. Judson of Phoenix, Superin-
tent H. S. Gruver of Lynn, Mass, and
Royal Marks, son of B. S. Marks,
prominent Phoenix attorney, spent
Saturday fishing at Oak Greek.
Miss Ruth Dunklin spent the week
end visiting her folks in Winslow.
Miss Dunllin, who will graduate in
August, is one of normaPs best stu
dents.
Miss Eunice Reed of Prescott viis-
ed with Miss Ruth Dunllin and Amy
Rourke the fore part of the week. a..iss
Reed up to few weeks ago attended
normal.
Miss Olive Diggs spent the week.
end at the canyon with relatives.
Miss Edna Sim of Prescott and Mrs.
Ruby Komners of Phoenix accompan-
led Prof. and Mrs. R. H. Drake and
son, Toddy, to the Chicken pull'' last
Sunday.
Miss Virginia Flickinger of Flor
ence, spent Sunday at the Canyon.
Miss Sybil Chambers of Tucson
spent the weekend with relatives in
Prescott.
Herbert Shorty" Coe, that popular
abbreviated young beau brummel of
Winslow, spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Isabelle, who is attending normal.
Coe expects to return to school when
the fall quarter opens in October.
Miss Gertrude Kracker spent the
weekend visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Croft of Winslow.
Mrs. Catherine Beckwith, house
mother of Campbell hall, and her
charming daughters, Mary and Cath
crime, and her sister and T. j. Burns,
accompanied Roy Goode to the Chick
en- pull" last Sunday.
Miss Lily Belle Tally of Jerome vis-
tied with her many friends in Camp
bell Hall last weekend. Miss Tally
viii leave shortly for North Hamp-
ton, Mass, where 1she will enter
Smiths college to study for her mas
ter's degree.
The Misses Helen and Anona Wells,
those two smiling young girls from
Mayer, spent the weekend at Mormon
Lake with Mr.. and Mrs. Cordes.
"Dad" Hollar, superintendent of the
normal grounds, took along two
charming young ladies, the Misses
Helen Armstrong and Dot Boice, to
the chicken pulp last Sunday.
Miss Catherine Beckwith is assist
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