The Coconino sun., 1923-07-27

yon.
Miss Lily Bell Tally Of Jerome was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Bah
bitt at the Canyon over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hayden and ex-
Governor and Mrs. T. f. Campbell
were among the notables who patron
lied the. Normal cafeteria the past
week
|. lines, Glendale; Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Young, Tucson; Mrs. Voos and chill
dren, spent the weekend at the Cam
yon.
Louis Becker, contact officer of the
u. S. V. B. Of Phoenix, was here last
week checking up on the veterans at
tending the Normal.
Miss Margaret Hurley, Phoenix;
Miss Burl Buckley, Tucson; Miss Es-
ter Louise Whitefield, Cedar Rapids,
were among those who accompanied
Lee Doyle, guide perfecto, to Oak
Creek Saturday. Il believe | will
rue my morse W 1uCSOu HcAI WEEK.
says Miss Buckley.
The Misses Mildred Julian, Emily
Ethel, Celia Lawler, Florence Berch-
told, popular instructors at the Nor
NAL, accompanied Bobby Kimbro to
the Canyon last Saturday.
4 Florence Bertchtold, professor of
household science at the Normal, will
/ leave at the end Of the summer quar-
ter to attend the Oregon Agricultural
college at Corvallis, to study for her
masters degree. Miss Mary Il. Nc
Gooltin, June graduate Of the Normal,
and protege of Miss Berchtold, will
also attend the Oregon school this
/ fall to study for her B. S. degree. Miss
Berchtold. under whose capable man.
4 agement the Normal cafeteria is being
operated, has enjoyed a brilliant car
I eer and it is her ambition to climb to
4 the top Of the ladder in her chosen
/ profession. Both Miss McGookin and
4 she will leave the Normal with host
! Of friends wishing them success.
Joe C. Morgan of Elroy, Ariz., took
along the Misses Quillan, Hawkins
and O'Connor to Grand Canyon.
j. C. Oden of Mammoth left Tues
/ day to spend the balance of the sum-
raer in Louisiana.
Mrs. Margaret {''Mother") Hanley
says she will be able to give the stu
! dents real hot, pipin' coffee. A new
4 15-gallon coffee urn has been placed
in the rear Of the dining hall. A steam
cubbard has also been built to keep
the dishes warm.
Some people have not learned the
difference between speech that is
free and speech that is lose.
Miss Ruth Burns of Wickenburg
popular Normal school student, sent
Mrs. Hanshue, house mother of Nor
ton hall, crate of canteloupes.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Tucson
spent the week end at the Canyon.
4 Miss Matte B. Fish has moved in
Morton hall.
Mrs. Helen H. Hanshue, matron OF
Morton hall, continues to receive ap-
4 plications for reservations in her dor
mitory for the fall quarter. Present
reports point to record breaking at
tendance for the coming year.
"It only takes one look at the face
+ of :. ;ot cafolY,ai7,a xt-axy ba is
sne," Bill Dunn opines.
w. r. Ashurst Of Cherry, Ariz., left
for his home last Saturday. He viii
not return to the Normal this quarter
Lynn Camp, Judson's pitching ace
4 spent Saturday at his home in Wins
low. He travelled to Gallup Sunday tt
pitch ball for the Santa Fe shop team
4 DR.. F. C. Lockwood and his charm
ing daughters, May and Elizabeth, ac
companied Samuel Burkhart of Tempe
to Grand Canyon last Saturday.
Mrs. Beebe of Phoenix left Camp
bell hall to spend the balance of tht
summer in Phoenix.
The Misses Catherine and Mar!
Beckwith spent Saturday visiting witt
friends in Williams.
Those who live on other people.
regulations don't usually thrive well.
Mr.. Reed of Prescott and his son
Robert, of San Francisco, were here
Sunday visiting with Eunice, who ha'
been attending Normal. Miss Reet
accompanied her father and brothel
to Prescott to spend the balance o
the summer.
The Misses Roberta Pittman ant
Olive Diggs spent the week end will
their parents in Gallup.
Miss Ruby johnson went home owe
the weekend. She lives in st. Johns
Miss Eileen Stone of Phoenix lef
last week for jerome where she vii
have her tonsils removed. Miss Stont