Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
Hayden NelUs

HAYDEN. April 1.-The Ray Con mill at Hayden is being closed down for an indefinite period owing to the conditions that prevail in the copper market. During the period of sus- pension the company will give em- ployment to such men of it's present working force as are necessary for the maintenance of its plant and workings.
 The services held in the Communi- ty church Easter Sunday will long be remembered both on account of their beauty and significance. At 10:45 the following babies and chil- dren were christened and baptized: Ruth Patricia Tweed, Alice Ellsworth Tweed, George Fayworth Darnall, Amy Louise Darnall. Margaret Alice Phillips. Albert Gordon Barton, James Carson Goodrich. Donda Good rich, Richard Pierre Clair, James Dunlap Hassett. William Stewart Cook, Pearson Russel Pachal, Mar guerite Owen, Dorothy Helen Smith, Filler Louise Shell, Jessie Elizabeth Metcalf. Daisy Metcalf, Maxine Blackman.
 The following were received as members of the Hayden church: Elizabeth Carney, Maxine Blackman, George Patterson, Dorothy Patterson, Dorothy Helen Smith. Marguerite Owen, Eller Louise Shell, Elizabeth Metcalf, Daisy Metcalf, Madeline Elizabeth Henderson Mrs Adam Well, Mir. and Mrs. Shell, MT. and
 Mrs. Higgenbotham. Mrs. c. C. Will
 cox. Mrs. Sarah Teeter, Mrs E. D.
 Raley, Paul Raley. Theodore Raley
 Mrs. Minnie Grainge, Mrs. Allie May Phillips, Mrs. l.. A. Pert Mrs. Helen
 Frances Guyer, Mir. and Mrs NJ M nr ATy.c IIa, Do
 MT. and Mrs. H,HC. Parker, Mrs. E..
 L. Negus, Mrs. N. McGovern. Mrs. Edward Flick. Mrs. w. F. Dent Mrs.
 J. A Clifton, Mrs. Decie Bush, Mrs.
 A. J. Barton.
 In the evening program was given. | Mrs s. J. Porter leaves for Bab-
 bitt. Minn, the early part of the
 week
 Gordon Kendrick and wife left for
 Glendale Thursday, where they will
 make their home.
 The Heine auto repair shop will be moved to Phoenix the early part of 1 the week.
 l S. R. Sisk and wife of North Hay
 den left for Seattle Friday. 1 A. Fessler, for many years em- ployed by the Ray Con Copper com
 pany. left for Oakland Friday 1 Mrs. Homer F. Allen of Phoenix is | NiSiliIS her SlSlef, MTS- w. F. Clark. Mrs. Ruth Prescott entertained a
 few of her friends at her home last l Tuesday evening The guests were
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Clark, Mrs. Ho- l mer F. Allen of Phoenix, Mr. and
 .drs. Earl Ellis. Wm- Oxnam and Una 1 Donaldson.
 MT. and Mrs. A w. Seymour of Seattle, who have been visiting their l daughter, Mrs. George C. Johnson fnr h. ct laf& Fru York City last Sunday. MT. and l Mrs Johnson accompanied them as far as Tucson
 Monday night a few Haydenites
 motored to the Wilcox Ranch and en- l joyed a wienie roast The party was
 composed of MT. and Mrs. Frank
 Frey, Mir. and Mrs. Talliaferro, MT.
 and Mrs. Guy Stephenson, MT. and
 Mrs. Studley, MT. and Mrs. Heath,
 MT. and Mrs. Wilcox and MT. and
 Mrs. Harry Stevenson and son Billy,
 Saturday afternoon Mrs. Harry Stevenson entertained at bridge in
 honor of Mrs. A. w. Seymour of
 Seattle. Sixteen guests enjoyed the afternoon.
 Mrs. kornbaugh of North Hayden entertained the Women's Missionary society last Wednesday afternoon The society passed a resolution asking the people who are leaving to con tribute their castoff clothing, books or anything that can be used for the comfort of the poor, to the society. Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Peter Kirkpatrick entertained a party o1 bridge players.
 Word has been received of the | marriage of William J. Charles o Shreveport, La, and Miss Grace Page of Hayden, for the past year a stu dent in Shreveport.
 A merry picnic was enjoyed Wed nesday evening at Cook's Lake by MT. and Mrs. Fay, MT. and Mrs Talliaferro, MT. and Mrs. Harry Ste venson, MT. and Mrs. Guy Stevenson MT. and Mrs. Heath. MT. and Mrs Studley Mrs. Miller and Miss Thel ma Fay.
 Mrs. & H. Snider of Winkelmal was delightfully."- surprised by a larg
 number of her friends last Tuesday
 evening.
 Oliver Farmer, who was visiting or | the Farmer ranch, had the misfor tune to break an arm last Friday. Mrs. Ruth Savers, of Canyon City Colorado, is visiting her mother ant iather, MT. and Mrs. Borello. Elders Sorenson and Condie lief | for Phoenix last Tuesday. Born, to MT. and Mrs. Robert Com
 mer of German. Texas, formerly O | Hayden girl, Ruth Alene. H. Charles, an employe at tn shelter, had the misfortune to breal \ leg this week
 MT. and Mrs. Ed Southward re Il turned from Colorado last Tuesday The l.. D. $. Sunday school hel it's Easter picnic Saturday out in tn Carl Wilcox meadow. An open ai program arranged by Mrs. Vic An derson was given by the children TYRUS ELK FOR KEEPS \ DETROIT, April 2.-Life member
 ship in the Elks has been voted T | Cobb, manager of the Detroit Amer
 ican league team, by Detroit lodg No. 34.