Arizona republican., 1920-06-05
HAYDEN ENTERTA|NS
 FORMER SERVICE MEN

HAYDEN. June 4.-The affair given in honor of the ex service men by the Ray Consolidated surpassed anything of the kind ever given in Hayden. The tennis courts Of the Nocyar club, where the affair took place. were tastefully decorated with flags of the allied nations and the various honor flags won by Hayden for her splendid work during the war, and small flags were given as favors. Governor Campbell delivered a fitting address for the unveiling of the memorial tab let, after which dancing was enjoyed by the vast crowd. The vocal selee- tions between dances were much en joyed and delicious refreshments were served throughout the evening.
 Many distinguished guests from all parts of the state attended. as we'll as several officials of the Ray Con from Salt Lake City
 Mir and Mrs. Verne Armstrong left Tuesday for Ray, where they will visit with Mir Armstrong's parents, then go on to the coast. where they expect to locate.
 Mrs J. B Williams and two children left Wednesday, for New York for 4 visit with Mrs. Williams parents.
 Mrs. Charles Braman is visiting friends in Phoenix this week
 Lee C. Blackett, who has been eln- ployed at the Ray Con laboratory for some time. left Tuesday for his home in Salt Lake City.
 Mrs. E. Lee and family have come from Miami and expect to locate here, Mir. Lee having accepted a position at the snelter.
 Miss Irene Griffith. who has been at tending Tempe normal. arrived Wednesday to spend the vacation with her parents.
 Mrs. Tom Richards win leave Sun day for Colorado where she will spend the summer months.
 Mrs. Joe Browne and Miss Lucy Kelly left Tuesday for Sedalia. Mo, where they will spend the summer. Little Marguerite Owens accompanied them as far as Kansas City, where she will visit relatives for the summer.
 Miss Cilla Cook is visiting her sis ter. Mrs. Earl Marble.
 Miss Ernestine Stratton is visiting a Tempe normal this week
 Mrs. Walter Oglesby will leave sun day for C1oudcroft, N Af for months visit with friends and relatives.
 Elmer McRae and family. who have lived in Hayden for several years. leave for Phoenix this week. They have not yet decided where they will locate.
 Mir and Mrs J. R. Trent and pr. Elsie Schildwasser Of Florence visited with MT. and Mrs. NJ. C. Cooks Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Brands who are. now living on their ranch near Flagstaff, arrived in Hayden Tuesday, having made the trip in their car. After a short visit they will return north. accompanied by the Misses Viola and Ethel Brandis and the two younger children. They expect to visit several places of interest enroute.
 Miss Helen Nash left Thursday for Globe, where she will visit friends for few days.
 F. C. Taylor and family expect to leave soon for camping trip in the Pinal mountains.
 MT. and Mrs T. Pruett of Christ mas moved to Hayden last week. Mir. Pruett having accepted a position here,
 Among those who motored from Globe Saturday to attend the affair given by the Ray Con were Judge and Mrs. C. w Shute. Louis Nash and sis ter Miss Lucy Nash, Miss June Hard and E. T. Stewart.
 George T. Johnson Of Del Rio, Tex has accepted a position with the Ray Consolidated.
 J. A. Palmer went to Tucson to meet his wife who has been visiting her old home in Texas.
 Roy L. Garrison arrived last week from San Pedro, Calf, and has ae- ceDleQ d pOSlIlOu WllU lfle Kay NOISOA- dated. Mir. Garrison is an accom- plished cornetist and will become member of the Nocyar band.
 Nate Hart has gone to Phoenix for a short visit.
 Mrs. l.. F. Knox and children left last week for San Diego. Calf. where they will spend the summer.
 $. J. Porter returned from Long Beach, where he has been visiting his family
 Mir. and Mrs Roy Wilson expect to leave for Denver Colo.
 Guy Stevenson and family returned Monday from Phoenix. accompanied by Miss Winifred Dewitt.
 Miss RoWehE Wilcox. who was member of the graduation class of 20 of Phoenix higF school, returned last week and will spend the summer with her parents. MT. and Mrs. c. K Wilcox on their ranch near Hayden
 Isadore Denis, formerly of Hayden, who has beer in the navy since 1918. returned last week and has accepted a position at the power plant.
 Mrs. Ely Phillips left this week for the coast.
 R. L. Metcalf and family Ieft last