Arizona republican., 1919-04-09
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 1919
NETHOD|sT LECTURE
 COMING ID HAYDEN

IA DEN, APRIL 9.-An interesting lecture Will be given at the Methodist h1plscopa church on Monday evening. april fl, by pr. F. G. H. Stevens of Southern California conference. Dr. Stevens IS now working in the interest ot the centenary movement of the church. His lecture will have to do with the conditions in the home land. and Will be illustrated by stereopticon siloes. The lecture will be free and the general pushc Is invited to attend
 A. .. Drey expects to go to Alabama in a snort time to visit relatives there Because of the absence of some members of the oNc Tar band. no con k cert was given Thursday evening of last week. It is hoped that a concert Will De possible on the regular evening from now on
 MISS Ruby Ragan came up on Sat urday 10 spend the week end with home 1olk. She left. on Monday to resume her school work in Phoenix.
 Miss Dorcas Avery nurse for the A. $. and R, has been quite i'll the past week and was taken to the Ray Con hospital for treatment.
 NIT. Talley who is employed by MT. 1 Butell on his ranch near Hayden met with very painful accident recently. While working in clearing some land, a ship struck his eye ball. Dr. Wood | treated the injury.
 On Thursday evening of last week about 40 members and friends of the 1 church met and surprised the pastor and family at their home The occa- sion was most enjoyable. particularly so because it celebrated the taking pos session of the house purchased by the church for the use of the pastor The guests came prepared to pound the minister and wife, who, in their opinion, deserved good one. There were no bruises in evidence however. after the party, the only signs of violence being hidden in the parsonage larder.
 Light refreshments were served to the guests and all expressed themselves as having spent q most enjoyable eve ming. The occasion is indicative of the growing spirit of good fellowship ir the church.
 The friends Of Dr. Gowan wilt regret to learn that an exchange is 10 occur that will take Dr. GOwan to Ray ir the near future. While here he has proven himself an excellent physician and d surgeon of the first rank. His many friends regret his going but wisf
 him well in his new field of work. II, A MacLean, office manager fol
 the aJckling interests at the San Fran cisco office, was a Hayden visitor re , gently.
 Dr. Swackhammer, formerly of Hay
 den, motored oyer from Miami on Sun ? day Mrs. c. F. Lancing and little sol 2 returned with him to spend a few day visiting Mrs. Swackhammer. Miss Gordon, teacher in the Nam A1 moth school, recently visited the Misse D SchOeh11SpO here
 l Victor Cox, secretary to H. A. Fly 9 of the A. S. and R. has been ill at hi 7 home on shelter side. He is improves
 and will again be at his work in
 few days.
 o. Wiser, formerly metallurgical en
 gineer for the lacking interests. bu
 now in charge of a mine at Hurley. \
 NJ, arrived in Hayden on Saturday |
 visit his sister, Mrs. B. F. Blackmap. The boy scouts met on Friday eve
 ming for the purpose of electing patrC
 leaders and other officers of the scout
 Scout Raymond Robertson was electe
 scribe Scouts Roland Fay, Heber Pae
 and Albert Corgiat were elected patrt
 leaders of patrols one, two and thre g respectively. The scouts will met Q herefater on Friday evening for busi Q ness and general scouting, alternatin the meetings.