The Coconino sun., 1926-12-10

Gently received a star for being such
live organization that it ranked
fifth among the 34 unions in the state.
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Mrs. frankie Matthews and her
granddaughter, Frances Matthews,
were hostesses to the American Le-
gion Auxiliary recently, little Miss
Matthews entertaining these child
rem: Virginia Lee Compton, Jean
and Robert Morse, Herbert Logan,
Teddy Glenn, Clarabel and George
Compton. Other guests were Mes
DANES H. A. Burns,s Frank c. Curtis,
C. C. Compton, j. E. Jones, Frank
Quirk, F. A. Morse, Frank Compton
and Miss Grace Hunt. Plans for
Christmas work for eX-seryice men
were discussed and to help with this
work it is suggested that members
contribute TO the local units birth
day fund Thanks for the jelly, Jam
and relish sent Ward 9 at Whipple
recently We're conveyed to the unit
and local people who contributed
through a letter from the Red Cross
director at Whipple. It was reported
that the Unit was represented at the
Armistice day programs at the college
high school and Emerson school and
the Federated church. The December
meeting will be with Mrs. j. +. Jones
Thursday, December 16 at 2:30
o'clock at which time officers for next
year will be elected.
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Mrs. Herbert Cram will have as
dinner guests next Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fillerup and the Misses
Helen and Linnie Fillerup.
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The Young Peoples society of the
Federated church held a successful
food sale last Saturday at Babbltts.
They raised S25 which they will give
to the state organization as their
yearly pledge The committees: Mrs.
Baxter Womack, Miss Helen Runke.
Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Alice
Beeson.
The Moose lodge will be hosts to-
morrow evening at the Woman's cluD
at dinner dance for members and
their friends. Rabbit will be the
main feature of the menu which will
be served by ladies of the Woman 5
club Arrangements are being made
by William Lane, Frank LaBass, Ray
Brahmsteadt, Jim Gallagher and Os-
car Scurlock.
Mrs. A. E. Mcnamara invited little
friends of her young son, Edward
Hahn, to birthday party Wednesday
afternoon which was his ninth birth
day. Games and other entertainment
occupied the time until refreshments
of hot dogs and buns and other gala
fare appeared. Invited were Bill
Costigan, C. L. Burns, La Verne Fur
man, Carl Herring and Leland Me-
cham.
Mrs. r. J. Connor entertained mem
bers of her Friday Card club last
Friday afternoon. Those present
were Mrs. William Babbitt, Mrs. e.
G.. Slipher, Mrs. Joe Babbitt, Mrs. 4.
E. Mccullough, Mrs. George Babbitt,
Mrs John Verkamp, Mrs. H. V. Wat
son and Miss Gertrude Babbitt.
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Miss Edna Dotson and Mrs. Bertha
S. Kennedy last Saturday evening
asked a few friends in for dinner ut
the Dotson home on North Humphrey
street, the occasion being their joint
birthdays Plates were laid for these
guests, who spent the evening at
cards: Mrs. NJ. G. Fronske, Mrs.
Lorna c. Jessup, Mrs. ]. O. Thomas,
Mrs Richardson, Mrs. M. A. Dotson,
Miss Alma Acker, Miss Lura Kin
sey and Miss Ruth Dotson.
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Mrs. R. E. Taylor and Mrs. Z. c.
Mills are this week giving a series
of parties at the home of Mrs. Tay-
lor on West Birch avenue. Yesterday
safternoon they gave the first, when
these ladies were invited: Mesdamns
Margaret McNerney, B. A. Cameron,