Arizona republican., 1915-12-28
IN HONOR 1T
 DR. CAMPBELL.
Holiday So ,ial at Prcsby- tcrian Church Takes Form of Farewell for Re- tiIing Pastor Who Leaves After Ten Years Here

The holiday social at the First Pres iyterian church last evening naturally took the form of gathering especially in honor of Dr. Campbell, the pastor, who leaves Phoenix Thursday for his new field of work .n the First Pres byterian church of san Jose, Cali fornio. The gathering was entirely in- formal and was an occasion for the expression of "reminiscences as well as feHcitations and good wishes for the future The brief program was full of expressions of appreciation for the work Dr. Campbell has done in his more than ten years oAstorate of the church.
 Prof. D, r. JantZen spoke for the Sunday school and Young Peoples societies Mrs J. l. Brooks for the Ladies Societies. an1 Rev. R. C. Har- ller for the Ministerial Association.
 Resolutions prepared by the congre gation of the church were read by < H. Mitchell. Miss Hazel Harvey, in piano solo and Miss Hazel Soule and Mrs. C. E. Cannor in vocal solos, pleased the company with their con trihutions to the evenings good time. Dr J. C. Norton. on behalf of the Session of the church. and speaking for the congregation and church as well. expressed the love and good wishes of the people for their re- firing pastor and. as a visible token of their love and esteem, presented to him gold watch, telling him that it came from a united congregation and was to be a memento of their good will, regard and affection. Though finding it difficult to say any thing in reply. Dr. Campbell expressed his appreciation and thanks in such words as made ever yone present feel glad 70 be called his friend and to have been associated with him in his work .n the First Presbyterian church. The heartiest good wishes of every member of the church and cong1ega ton go with Dr. Campbell to his new field of service
 The Resolutions
 Whereas We believe it has been In accordance with Gods will that our beloved pastor, Rev. Henry Martyr Campbell. D. D.. has been called to another field of labor.
 Pc t resolved. That we the con gregation of the First Presbyterian church of Phoenix. in its various branches of activity. de hereby unani- mously express our regrets that our Iong and happy relations as pastor anG people must be severed and re luctartly concur in asking the Phoenix ioresbvterv for the dissolution of this relationship.
 That we extend heartfelt gratitude to pr Campbell for his untiring ser vices through the past ten years of faithful ministry. his earnest, sincere, and extremely helpful messages from the pulpit his sympathetic e1cour- s.seament at the bedside If the sick, and his comforting words at the graves of our departed au this even through his long severe trials and sorrows.
 That we wish Dr. Campbell God speed in his new field of work and Jeseech our Heavenly Father fSf a continuation of His richest beaedic- 1fon to accompany him through life
 That we here ard now pledge a faithful remembrance to our beloved raator fealty to our church, and In- creased interest and activity in the advancement of Christs Kingdom on earth in accordance with his cOntinu- ous exhortations.
 i. C. NORTON. Member of Session. H. w. RYDER. Member Of Trustees. DANIEL. F. JANTZEN. Supt. of Sun
 day SchooK
 MRS. A. C. DODGE. President Ladies
 Aid Society
 MRS w $. STEVENS, President
 Ladies Missionary Society.
 ROSCOE F. WASHBURN. President
 Mems League.
 GLEN M BEUMBAUGH, President
 Y. P. s. c. F.
 MRS. EARL. REAAT, President YoHns
 Mothers League.