Arizona republican., 1908-01-31
A FAREWELL RECEPTION
 KELVIN SUNDAY SCHOOL
Pleasing Ceremonies on Eve of De- Parture of Prominent Residents of the Camp.

Kelvin, Jan. 27.-(Special COrrespon- dence of The Republican 1.-The Kelvin sabbath school and residents of Kelvin rendered farewell reception to MT and Mrs. C. NJ. Gordon and Mrs F. l.. Price at the Staff house of the Ray Copper company on Saturday evening January 25th; the occasion being their departure from Kelvin after a resi- dence here of seven years. MT. Gordon has been connected with the Ray Cop per company while his estimable wife and her mother Mrs. F. L. Price. have contributed a great deal to the social life of Kelvin. Mrs. Price has been the superintendent of the Sabbath school for some years past while the doors of their commodious home have been thrown open for Christmas entertain ments and on many other occasions. They will be sadly missed.
 The following entertaining program was presented under the capable man. agement of Mrs. J. l. Coleman and Mrs. [. w. Phillips:
 Song. Stepping in the Light" Sab- bath school.
 Recitation, "Goblins will catch you if you don't watch out" Miss Muriel Needham.
 Duet. School Days" Miss Buelah Williams and Miss Venola Marquis.
 Recitation. "Shrewd Simon Short Sold shoes w. H. Marquis.
 Solo, Sing Me to Sleep" Mrs. w Barenscheer.
 Solo. California" Miss venola Mar quis-
 Recitation, A Neglected Dolly" little Anna Ruth Piper.
 Solo. Take It to the Lord in Pray cr." A. E. Bruce.
 Meditation, 'The Organ Builder" Mrs. c. NJ. Gordon.
 Solo. "Heney Boy" Miss Buelah Williams. zeE%
 Solo. '.The Nightingale" C. NJ. Cor don.
 Song, Jesus Wants Me For d Sun beam" Sabbath school.
 At the conclusion of the song the Sabbath school scholars remained standing while w. H. Marquis in few chosen and eloquent words, paid tribute to the good work accomplished by Mrs. Price as superintendent of the Kelvin Sabbath school. assuring her that sine would carry away with her the best wishes of those assembled and concluded his remarks with the pres cntation in the name of the scholars and their parents. of a beautiful silver loving cup, suitably engraved as d tok- rn of esteem and appreciation. Mrs. Price responded expressing her thanks and told of the pleasure she had taken in the work. The Rev MT. Hymbaugh then made few fitting remarks on ~1bhatb school work
 Refreshments were then served and after a social hour was spent. the com pany dispersed to their homes.
 Mrs Price and MT. and Mrs. Gordon left on Monday for Mrs. Prices home in Devine, Texas. A host of the friends were at the depot to bid them farewell. Captain Dudley who has been in charge of the army corps camped here has been recalled to his fort. in Idaho and First Lieutenant Weiser is now in command. Lieutenant Weiser has just come from the Philippines and brought with him a Filipino boy named Augustine. who behaves himself in a very soldiery fashion.
 Fred Adams of Florence, who has been in Kelvin for a short time con- tracted the eyrsipelas few days ago. He was not getting any better here and he has returned to his home.
 Harry Cells of Kelvin has been sick the last few days but his many friends are glad to see him around again.
 Mrs. George Peirson and Mrs. Schil- ling of Ray gave a Leap Year party