The Coconino sun., 1925-12-18
: : WOMAN'S CLUB CORNER /:
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AT the last general club meeting OF
the year last Saturday was evidenced
d spirit of optimism which augurs
well for the coming years success.
! AS result of the falls efforts in
money-making a payment of $500 is
to be made on the club debt.
Though immersed in the. problem
of raising money for clearing the
clubs indebtedness, a strivingj to
maintain the highest standard of
ideals as club and work for the best
in everything should be maintained.
As local official head of the home
beautiful movement in America, Mrs.
+. NJ. Gold invited suggestions for
carrying out the Better Homes CAM
paign which ends in April. At the
January meeting this will be dis
cussed and lines Of endeavors decided
upon. 1t might be that in the spring
someone would be building or remod-
cling a cottage which would do for
demonstration purposes. Mrs. Jessup
of the college, Miss Bouton, home
demonstration agent for the county,
and Miss Culver of the high school
will cooperate in carrying cut what
ever plans are decided upon. Mrs.
Gold offered as a slogan, 1.-THE Noun
tain Beautiful After the long
drought the community viii welcome
the opportunity to beautify their
gardens with the double incentive of
pleasing themselves and competing
! with their neighbors.
Mrs. Rosabell Young, Mrs. T. D.
yessuppe, Mrs. Thelma Davis, Mrs.
Walter B. Niles and Mrs. Gladys
Schwab We're voted in as new mem
bers.
| The Music section. with Miss Selma
Aas in charge rendered an excellent
] program, young folks providing many
of the numbers. Harry Rickel played
a piano solo and responded to an in
| sistent encore. Mrs. JOS. j. Waldhaus
with Miss Elsa Meyers delighted with
a vocal solo, which called for an
other selection. Pearl Rose Nelson's
dainty little dance was given to piano
accompaniment by her mother, Mrs.
| E. G. Nelson. Little Helen Miller
sang sweet Christmas carols while
Miss Aas played for her. Little
| Ernestyne Fay executed pleasing
selection on the piano. Mary Del
phine Pollock, accompanied by her
| mother, Mrs. [. E. Pollock, gave a
charming selection on the violin.
| Kathryn Narrower. and Margaret Rudd
played a difficult piano duet. Led by
Miss Aas, everyone joined in singing
| Silent Night" Mrs. 4. G.. Nelson as
hostess served delicious sandwiches,
coffee and waters. The solicitous
little naidehs who looked to the pleas
ure Of the guests were Pearl Rose
Nelson, Marian Gaisser, Margaret
Pearson and Helen Miller.
The Music section is sponsoring
! the community singing Of carols on
Christmas eve. Everyone who would
like to join in the singing is invited
Ito meet at the clubhouse on Christmas
Ieve. Those who wish to have carols
sung at their homes are asked tc
have burning candle in their front
window between 10 and midnight. All
1 organizations are cooperating and 0
spirit is spreading throughout the
town which insures an enthusiastic
carrying out of the community sing
This is for everybody in town who
/ wishes to sing on Christmas eve. The
clubhouse win be open and roaring
fires going between the hours of 1G
and midnight when between programs
the caroIlers win be served sand
Wiches and coffee and warmed The
sandwiches are to be donated and
everyone who will furnish and make
them is asked to notify Mrs. T. A.
Stahl, who is in charge Of arrange
ments.
Mrs. Charles Z. Roe, national field
secretary Of the congress of Mothers
and Parent Teacher associations, was
a visitor in Flagstaff Monday. In
the forenoon she spoke to the assem-
bly, at Teachers college. She adj
dressed a group of parents and teach
ers at Emerson school in. the after
noon, the purpose Of her talk being to
arouse an interest in the organiza-
tion Of parent-teachcr association in
this community.
The Music department will meet
| tn1nOrrnw at thp barnn af Mrc r