Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

SdtueTine lalL spent the weekend at her home in Phoenix.
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 The Tau Delta Psi won the inter- organization tennis tournament here, winning 21 out of the A games played.
 CAMP FIRE GIRLS PARTY HOSTESSES
 HAYDEN, Ariz., April 22.-The Havden Campfire Girls gave a sur prise party in honor om Miss Ina Langrldge, their former guardian, Saturday night. and presented her with guardian pin" The follow ing program, augmented with games and refreshments was given:
 Solo dance, Madeline Henderson. Vocal duet, Helen Nash and Fran ces Bush.
 Recitation, ITO Miss Langridge," :" written by Mabel Hambley and re- cited by Carol Booth. It follows: Think not of the good, of the gentle deeds you have done. Of the beauty you have sought, Of the knowledge you have learned. Or the service you have given; But think of the beauty you will seek. Of the knowledge you will learn, And the service you will give; Think of the torch that you will bear. And when from this Campfire you depart,
 Think of the good it has done for you; Think of the good you will do to others.
 Then you will not forgotten be, And when from this world you de- part
 Those who owe to you their know Shall call to heaven for blessing on thee"
 Spanish Dance ..... Mabel Hambley 1 A delightful dancing party was held at the ''Y' last Saturday night and a large number of Hayden, Winkelman and Ray young people enjoyed the affair
 Monday night Dr. E. D. Raley en- tertained in honor of all those whose 1 birthday anniversaries occur in April
 Sunday afternoon the Boy Scouts l OA I1ag oCfl lIOOp ANO. I i the Campfire Girls at a picnic near Stratton's ranch. T. H. Oxnam act ed as chaperon.
 Wednesday night Hon. H. T. Laughbaum of Oklahoma delivered his lecture on the subject, Make Democracy Safe for the World" to a large audience in the community church. An American flag was given to the fifth grade room of the Hayden | -l,.1xr 4 the largest attendance. l The young ladies of the teacherage gave delightful. dinner party a few nights ago in honor of some of the departing young men. Those present were the Misses Virginia Carpenter Lucy Kelley Freda Riser, Mary C. Chitwood, Isabella O'Neil and Mrs Maria Dorrity: Messrs. Lyle Barker Bert L. Jones, Milton NJ. Cohn, Lee Finch, Glenn Weaver and c. W. Bond
 Tuesday afternoon T. H. Oxnam transformed Hayden Troop No. 1 Boy Scouts, into a student surveying party. They tramped to the Wilcox ranch and received practically dem- onstration of the study.
 Mrs. Charles Tweed and children of Ray, are spending this week with Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Raley.
 Last Friday night MT. Webster oi the telephone company was initiated into the Order of the Rebekahs by the Hope Rebekah lodge. A musica, l program was given in his honor
 On the night of April 22, the Royal Neighbors gave banquet in honor o1 the Modern Woodmen and their fam-
 lies at the lodge hall
 Dr. E. D. Raley has gone to Pata- gonia where he will spend Sunday and hold religious services.
 Mrs. John Swartz and son Johr and J. C. Teter motored to Sants Ana, leaving here Wednesday mor- ming. Mrs. J. c. Teter will leave by train the early part of next week
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Kirkpatrick left Hayden for Atlanta, Georgia, las Monday
 There will be a song service in tn, community church Sunday evening followed by a talk by Dr. Thoma.
 Hambley of Phoenix.
 Mrs. Curtis Laird went to Temp, | Tuesday to join her husband. MT. and Mrs. Rosenbaum hay, gone to Phoenix to live.
 Mrs. A. H. Elliott of Los Angele: , is visiting MT. and Mrs. c. E. Hime
 baugh.
 MT. and Mrs Roy Barnes of Smel terside have gone to San Diego.
 T. R. Orme has opened an assa.
 office in Winkelman.
 A. C. Smith and party motored t,
 Cooks lake Sunday and enjoyed , picnic.
 R. w. Immel, welfare and efficienc, man for the A. $. R. properties wis
 ited the Hayden plant this week
 Born-to MT. and Mrs. Tom Coul ! ton of Winkelman, a daughter, Apri
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 f MT. and Mrs. B. G. Shepherd, MI
 and Mrs. E. c. Moore and Jack Trot , ter motored to Los Angeles in tn , Shepherd car, leaving Hayden Thurs
 day morning.
 Mrs. Walter Nash attended gran, l lodge at Bisbee as representative o Cactus Temple, No. ?, Pythian Sis f ters, this week. , Mrs. Ruby L. Masterson represent 3 ed the Hope Rebekah Lodge of Hay g den at the grand lodge of the orde , at Clifton this week. r Last Monday Mrs. Rodger Mill l Ind sons Rodger and Judson, ~accom t panied by Mrs. Curtis CatTSeal c : Winkelman. left for Los Angeles t Later Mrs. Carmean will visit he 9 daughter at Ontario. Cal. l Mrs. Frank Lumbioy entertaine 7 the Pythian Sisters at her hom l Thursday afternoon