Arizona republican., 1919-02-08
CHURCH CENTENNIAL
 ID BE CELEBRATED

HAYDEN, Feb 5-The local churcl
 IS planning to put on a four week
 campaign celebrating the centennial O
 the founding of the missionary society
 The committee is already getting
 things lined up in good shape. Tn
 campaign starts February 23. and vii
 close March 16. This is a part of tn
 great undertaking of the church to pu
 the whole work throughout the worl,
 on an efficient basis. It is hoped tn,
 church throughout the state will rais,
 in the next five years the sum of sSO,
 6oO. large part of which will be useC
 in this state.
 Mrs. Ellis and children, Harold anC
 Mildred, of North Hayden, returned tt l their former home in Silver City, N M, on Wednesday. They had made their home here since August. MT 1 Ellis and Earl remain here to continue their work with the Ray Con. i Ralph Kane underwent an operation at the Ray Con hospital Tuesday. He Is reported as progressing nicely.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Finch left or Thursday for Tempe where they expect to make their home MT. Finch will 1 engage in ranching with his father | there. Their many friends regret to lose these excellent people from the community.
 Saturday the Noe Var band gave the first of it's concerts at the Rex theater since the lifting of the ban on public gatherings. They will give another next Saturday evening.
 There will be an. informal dance nj the Noe Tar club Saturday evening, February S.
 Mrs. Fred Alden, Marguerite and Winifred, arrived in Hayden Wednes- day, to make their home here. For the time being they will live in North Hay den until a company house is avail able. These folk formerly lived in Hayden and their return is welcomed by all who know them.
 The defective parts of the rifles sent out by the government have been ex- changed and shoot will be held at the Tile range the latter part of the week. All the members of the club should avail themselves of the opportunity to shoot at this first meeting of the club. A team vii be selected from the best marksmen to compete with other teams over the state.
 Mrs l.. w. Crum, of San Bernardino. IS now with her sister, Mrs. c. w. Knapp. She expects to make her home here for some time. Recently MT. Crum fel la victim. to the influenza While they were on the coast.
 ii. J. Painter returned recently from Camj Hancock where he had been in officers training camp.
 A. W. Miller returned recently from overseas where he has been with the A. E. F. He fought in the battle of Chauteau Thierry. Burnes Giffin. of Winklentan. has also returned home lie was with the American forces at the battle of Argonne forest. These two men are especially welcome home agaln, both being popular in the com munity.
 The men who fail to bring their sons to the Father and Son banquet at the Ray Con hotel on "Wednesday. ebfuary T., will miss one of the most enJoyable affairs of the season. Fx- cellent speeches are being prepared by men or ability Plates are $1 each. 1 Secure your tickets from x. $. Nve. E 'E-. Dagley or a tthe Holiday Drug ] store.
 On investigation it developed that the report of the marriage of Miss Mar i suerite Johnson and Leo Goodwin was | Sroundless The whole thing came about when some of her friends made lnown part of a letter written to hem. The letter was evidently mis- construed, for the girls mother put in phone call and learned from her aunt hat Miss Marguerite had not been 'Way from the house except in 5her company.