The Coconino sun., 1926-07-09
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Teachers College Notes


"Hoddy' Stevens, former president
of the college student body, returned
to the campus the latter part of last
week after an extended trip to the
southern part of the state. Hoddy
drove the covered wagon for the Elks
40 show and although it was d little
faster than the wagons of those days
it proved to be about as unreliable.
The trip covered practically all of
the larger towns in the state from
Flagstaff to Yuma and east to ST.
Johns.
Owe Overson of the '25-'26 basket
ball team was on the campus (prin-
cipally Morton halD. He came up
with the st. Johns band for the 40
celebration.
Mrs. Ina Richards of Gallup spent
the Fourth with her husband at that
place.
The Mounts sister-in-laws exchang-
ed visits last week. Mrs. Verde Mounts
visited Mrs. Olive Mounts at Morton
hall and then they went to ClarSdale,
the home of both
Neves Gonzales paid her folkAs1n
Williams q visit over the vacation.
Miss Olive Mitchell and Miss Nancy
Stevens also went to Williams.
Mrs. Ina Richards and Miss Beat
rice Pentony went to Gallup for the
Fourth, the former to visit with her
husband and the latter with a sister.
Mrs Gokey was the only campus
bound student on record who was
successful in breaking the bonds and
still remaining in town. But she had
to have the help Of her husband to
do it. Mr.. Gokey and their son were
staying at the City park during the
celebration and she visited with them.
A. +. Coglon of Eureka, Kan, ar
rived at the bedside of his daughter
Valleria Tuesday. Miss Valera is
confined in the college infirmery with
a dangerous case of typhoid. She
has not improved lately so it was
thought better to notify her parents
and Mr.. Coglon hurried here. BY way
of explanation to the college students
who may be somewhat alarmed by
the presence of the disease on the
campus, it might be said that it was
not contracted in Flagstaff but can
be traced to the recent epidemic at
Tempe, from which place Miss Cog
Ion came.
Miss Gwendolyn Bushman Of JOS
eph City and Miss Carol Reid Of Tuba
City wekA visitors at Morton hall this
week.
Miss Madge Harrison entertained
her parents from Stafford. They re-
turned after the celebration.
Mrs. Edith Jaeger and daughter
Winifred motored to the Painted
Desert Sunday.
Campbell Clan sent quite a delega-
ton to Oak Creek last weekend.
Among them were the Misses Marie
Smith, Vera Shelton, Lydia Deibert
and Nina Newkirk.
Mrs. Lila H. Dean visited in Re-
serve, N. NJ, her home, over the va
cation period.
Miss Erva Mae Richardson had as
guest at her fathers lodge at Rain
bow Bridge this week Miss Adelaide
Martin.
Mrs. Mable G. Paine of Glendale
spent the Fourth at home.
Mrs. Berta Beebee of Phoenix spent
the fifth at Prescott.
Mrs. John Ham accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. f. D. Ring to Phoenix,
where they spent the weekend.
Miss Nancy l.. Gibbs was at her
home in Jerome for the Fourth
Many friends of Miss Ethel Hol-
singer, former college student and
graduate were surprised and pleased
to learn of her marriage to Harvey
Brown of McNary. The news came
to Mrs. Beckwith, Campbell hall ma
tron, in the form Of an announcement,
the ceremony having been at Winslow
on July 3.
Campbell hall entertained several
who m .de the celebration at Flagstaff
an occasion to renew old acqualntanc-
es at the college Among them were
Opal Mcleod, Dorothy Brooks and
Lois Baumgarten of Winslow, and the
Giordano sisters from Jerome.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kory Of Hol-