Arizona republican., 1921-04-10
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 OPEN ON TUESDAY

A Sunday school institute will be held in the community church Tues day afternoon and evening, April 12 The speakers will be the Rev. A. w. Atkinson, D. D.. of Phoenix and the l two speakers sent out by the South ern California conference, Mrs. Lu- 1 ther A Rice. elementary work spe. cialist, and Rev. Jesse Lee Corley. conference superintendent of Sunday school work. All are interesting 1 speakers and worth hearing. A luncheon will be given in their honor in the church basement Tuesday at 80 D. m. All interested in Sunday school work are invited
 Mrs. w. F. Clark, Royal Neighbor supervisor for New Mexico and Ari- zona, left for Tempe Thursday to visit the lodge there. 1 Mrs. Homer F. Allen, who has been spending the past week with her sis- ter, Mrs. W. F. Clark, returned to Phoenix Thursday.
 Mrs. H. L. Jones bid her friends goodbye Thursday and boarded the train for Pasadena, where she will l spend the summer. 1 Rallie Mabry of Hayden Junction i is enjoying a visit from his mother and sister of Superior this week.
 Mrs. E. D. Raley went to Ray Fri day to visit her daughter, Mrs Charles Tweed.
 l Mir. and Mrs. Neil McGinis of Hay den Junction moved to Phoenix the early part of the week l Otto Meish was called to Battle 1 Creek, Mich, Monday. His, brother. who visited at Hayden Junction short time ago, died suddenly. l Mrs. Long and Mrs. Wheatley have gone to Carrizozo, N. NJ. to visit their father.
 Mrs. Ray Himebaugh and Mrs. Owens of the Stratton ranch spent the day with Mrs. Jim Farmer Wednesday.
 Mrs. Dad Farmer is spending the week with her sons. James and Charles, at the Farmer ranch near Oracle
 Charles H. StudIey, Jr., fractured his knee while playing tennis, the early part of the week.
 Mrs. William Day of Hayden Juno
 J. J. Kane has gone to Fl Centre to locate, leaving Tuesday.
 L. H. Eldridge departed for Fl Paso Wednesday.
 H. L. Baughan left for Dallas Thursday.
 sam Williams left for Phoenix Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs. Arnold have moved down on the Pump Station flat.
 George Laub went to Phoenix Sat urday and returned Sunday.
 The Farewell dance of the week will be held at the Nocyar club Sat urday night.
 Mrs. Charles Armstrong leaves for Salt Lake City Sunday to visit her people. MT. Armstrong will go to Colorado.
 Mrs Charles Dwyer of Hayden Junction has gone to Phoenix to live.
 J. c. Teeter and John Swartz left for Flagstaff last Mondoy.
 Mrs. c. w. Hale sold her house. hold goods and left for home in Salt Lake City Friday.
 Mir and Mrs c. C. Carter motored
 H. w. Richey returned from few days visit in Phoenix.
 c. F.. Laird has gone to Tempe.
 A. w. Johnson has gone to Long Beach, leaving here on the 5th.
 The children of Shelter Side were again entertained by A. E. Griffeth at the '.Y.'' This time it was a '.tacky" party. They thoroughly enjoyed the jolly games and especially the ice cream that followed. MT. Griffeth is famed for his parties.
 The Willis Wright (colored) 1aun- dry located in the Power Plant gulch, burned last Friday morning. It was a total loss to the owners. The cause of the fire is unknown.
 The Hayden community church choir was entertained at the home of w. H. Broadbent of Hayden June ton last Tuesday evening Everyone enjoyed the music and refreshments
 MT. and Mrs. J. l.. Ogden of North Hayden left Wednesday in their car for Denver.
 Mrs. Ed Davies of Phoenix. daugh- ter of Mrs. P l.. Hutton of Winkel- man, who was operat-d on in the Hayden hospital for appendicitis, is improving.
 Mir. Lastra left Tuesday for his native country, Spain. He has been in the employ of the Ray Con. com pany.