Arizona republican., 1920-01-12
K. OF P. AT HAYDEN
 HOLDS INSTALLATION

n A LIEN, n. Ao DleInDeIS LII the Knights of Pythias. Copper City lodge No. 32, and the members of the Pythian Sisters, Cactus temple No. 2, held q joint installation of officers in their lodge hall Thursday evening. After the business of installing the new officers a dinner was served and the new officers made their initial speeches. Following the dinner the floor was cleared and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. The persons who will hold office in the lodges this year are:
 Chancellor commander, R. L. Hurley; vice chancellor. A. P. Guest; prelate, J. P. Severn; master of work. Guy E. Stephenson; keeper of records and seal, and master of finance, w. B. Nash; master of exchequer, Tom Stewart: master at arms, M. A. Williams; inner guard, A. w. Christiansen; outer guard, Fred Mayse.
 Cactus temple No. 2. Pythian Sisters, senior, Esther Drake; grand manager. Ethel Williams; officers installed: Past chief, Eula Marshall; most excellent chief, Aureio Laborius; excellent se nior. Edna Lumbley: excellent junior. Fairy Bell Creager; manager. Elma Marble; mistress Of records and cor respondence. Rae Severn; mistress of fiiidh\Ss 1lcIc 66c, PlotCNlOA, Richey; guard, Ila Mayse.
 Hayden Locals
 N. F. Wilcox. who formerly man al ged a transfer business in Hayden, is in town renewing old friendships. He is visiting with his brother, Justice c. K- Wilcox of Dudleyville.
 R. L. Bundick of the mill power plant force has returned from a vatcation spent in and around Shreveport. La It was a very profitable vacation, for Bundick persuaded one of Shreveports prettiest girls to become his bride.
 The local post of the American Le- zion announces that the membership cards have arrived and the committee in charge hopes that every member will obtain a card at the earliest opportu nifty. The Legion has received from the Knight Thompson company the gift of the window in front of the postoffice an an advertising medium for Legion affairs. All members are urged to watch this window for mo- tices pertaining to Legion business.
 Claude E. Himebaugh, purchasing agent for the A. S. & R. Co. at their smelter here. is a proud man these days. cause of pride being found in the ar rival at his home of baby girl.
 Miss Ruby Began has returned to her studies at Stanford, Calif., after spending the holidays with her family 1 here.
 Mrs. Earl Ellis, who was operated upon for appendicitis last Monday at road to recovery.
 W. $. Boyd of Ray. general manager of the Ray Consolidated interests il this district. accompanied by R. T. | F. J.. Tuck, l.. M. Barker of | the mill staff, motored to Ajo last week | to attend the convention of the Ameri- | can Institute of Mining and Metallur- | yical Engineers.
 Guy Masterson is confined to his nome on Hillcrest by sickness. Last reports are to the effect that he will soon be out again.
 A. O. Drey, cost clerk at the mill ship. is leaving Hayden, hav- ng accepted position as cashier with | ! large mercantile concern in Mobile, Ala
 Mrs. V. D. Heath held a reception It her home Saturday afternoon in lonor of MT. Heath's father and moth IT, who are visiting with them. Many | >ld friends attended
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Merrill of North Hayden are to be congratulated upon he safe arrival of a baby girl at theIr nome.
 Assistant County Attorney Dougherty # Globe spent several days in the city asst week on business connected with lis office.
 Rain caused bad landslide on the Christmas road last Sunday. Several parties motoring to and from Globe were caused to put off the return trip intil the road had been cleared.
 M. B. Davis of the Hayden Hardware ;tore is on his way to Washington. ). C., for a vacation. It is stated in eliable circles that Davis will return with a bride.
 The Misses Flora and Lena Schos lusen, former school teachers at the Hayden schools and now at Jerome, nave been spending vacations with friends here.
 Carl Mowry and $. D. Tenny left asst week for Los Angeles, Mowry to lccept position there, Tenny to spend everal days visiting with his parents.
 Miss Lucille Mabry of Phoenix hasj home after having had a most enjoyable visit with her sister, Mrs. w. H. Steinke.
 J. T. Smith of North Hayden is re- .overing very rapidly from a spell of sickness that has kept him confined o his bed for several days.
 Joe Dunlay of Superior is spending Jeveral days as the buest of MT. and1 drs. Hassett.