Arizona republican., 1916-05-22
were timely and appropriate.

were timely and appropriate.
 Celebration of Mothers Day" was deferred until April 21st on account of the public schools having engaged the services of the pastor for last Sunday. | Tomorrow will be Mothers Day in 1 Hayden, when flowers of speech and l song will be showered upon her as well as the real white carnations. The Ep- worth League is preparing the program and will have charge of the evening services at the church. Commencement Exercises
 The graduating class, which will i have their closing exercises on Tues l day evening consists of Ruth Dervey l Ruth Newberry, Robyn Wilcox, Edith Brandis, Van Roche, Grace Holbrook, l Marie O'Neil, Ruth Garner. Walter Longridge, Macario Ballistero, Juntino SaragoZa. Ruth Garner and Justine SaragoZa have the honor of doing two years work in one term.
 The Ray school, across the Gila from Winkelman, closes a successful term on Friday. Rowena Wilcox was the only one to finish the grammargrades this term. Miss McNeal, who was em- ployed to finish the term after the death of Miss Wilson, will be re-em- ployed next year.
 Patrons of the Hayden schools regret to hear that Miss Etzweiler has re- signed her work in the high school and
 will leave immediately for Black Rock,
 New Mexico, where she has accepted d
 position in the Indian service as teach
 CT in the Zuni Indian school at that
 place.
 Miss Wood Miss Turner and Miss
 Schoshusen will leave for their homes
 at Tempe. Miss Turner after short
 rest will enter Berkeley college for d
 summer course Miss Wilson will be
 in Hayden a week after school closes
 when she will return to her home in
 Stafford.
 Miss Brandenburg and Miss Nevada
 Turner will spend a week or so at the
 Poole ranch near Christmas. George Clark, of Winkelman. suf { fered the loss of three fingers while l at his work last week. Mrs. Reedy 1 who has been very ill of typhoid fever 1 for several weeks, is slowly recovering ! Mrs. Hugh Cummings acted as sub stitute teacher for Miss Eckstrom, wh, ! attended the tennis tournament, a ! Tucson.
 ] Lee Hetrick X Company have a riva in the transfer business. Frank Este. has a new threeton truck which h. l hopes will carry a good share of tn freight arriving daily.
 Willis Hyde, of Mammoth, visite, } friends in Hayden on Saturday an, } S,tndoU Tho o1, h.,x Y, S closed a very successful year both a = to numbers and enthusiastic work. An
 other room will be built and anothe
 teacher employed next year.
 The corps of teachers were re-em
 ployed excepting Miss Eva Turner. wh . resigned to accept a position in tn
 Hayden high school to the great regre 0 of the school board and patrons of tn U Winkelman schools. John Spike.
 principal, Mrs Slanter and Miss Bran
 denburg have been re-employed.
 teacher to succeed Miss Turner an one for the new room will be employe later
 y On Thursday evening the pupils frol the seventh to ninth grades enter ~ tained the school board and teacher |. at the school house At the banqu, - many toasts were given by Mastt
 Francis Poole, toastmaster. Judg Snyder responded for the school boar
 and the teachers for different phase
 of school work
 .. Prof. Spikes left on Friday for u ' tennis tournament at Tucson. Befol 7. returning he will visit the Tempe Nol oe % maj, hoping to find teachers high . recommended for the vacancies to l S filled. Later he expects to alter ,a ,a Berkeley or Utah College. ,u MT. and Mrs. Slater will leave in m mI mediately by automobile for the Grar N Canyon and other points of intere