Arizona republican., 1921-01-10

' Ohbaat@hh AhAh W -h@ sHhhm DIES AT CHANDLER.
 HAYDEN, Jan. S-The sad news of the death of Robert NJ. Record on Jan. reached. Hayden Wednesday. His body was laid to rest beside that of his wife in tho Tempe cemetery Jan. 6.
 Mir. Record was born in Morton. Miss. Feb. IA, 1874. When a young man he married Miss Mamie Bryan of Slaughter, La She died at Hayden. April r., 1912. Two sons, George, Is, and Neil 13, one daughter, Eunice, II, residing in Phoenix, and sister, Mrs. z. G. Page of Hayden, are left to mourn his loss, together with a number of nieces and nephews of this place and the children of his deceased brothers who live at Clinton and Slaughter, La Mir. Record went to Kelvin, Ariz., early in 1907 as operator and agent In 1911 he was employed as railroad ac- countant of the Gila Valley railroad with his office at Hayden. The first of May he accepted a position with the Chandler ice plant where he remained | until his recent Illness. A host of | friends mourn and sympathize with | the bereaved ones, but his honorable life lives on as a benedicition.
 An evening long to be remembered was spent at the tennis court New Years eve. bonfire dance was given by the Nocyar club. Eight huge fires were kept burning around the court ] The Phillips orchestra played and the large company danced as the "old year" | r7ndn hxy Ed Graham and Mir. Gould was served and cookies procured by J. H. Kerr typify- ing old age, was passed. At 12 o'clock the whistles blew but the dance went on we'll into the glad New Year" Tom Hunebaugh, Sunday school mis- sionary. spent the weekend with his nephews Claud and Ray Hunebaugh and families. Saturday Rev. Wm. Hunebaugh, c. E. Hunebaugh. Ray Hunebaugh and Dr. E. D. Raley took a pleasure trip to Oracle.
 Paul Raley spent the weekend at Ray visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas. Tweed.
 MT. McDowell of the gents furnish and company, has resigned his position and gone to Ray. From there he will go to Phoenix.
 The little daughter of William H. Broadbent, who suffered broken col lar bone Christmas day, is improving
 Mrs. Tom Dennis and Mrs. Rae Sew ern, visited Ray Wednesday and at- tended the joint installation of the of- ficers of the Knights and Pythian Sisters. They report seeing excellent work done and team work put on.
 Mir. and Mrs J. A. Williams and son. Jack, spent the weekend in Globe wis., iting their niece, Mrs. Heilback.
 c. F. Peterson left for Fl Paso Mon day.
 Mrs Lucille Maybriclk spent the hon days as the guest of her sister. Mrs Walter SteinlSe.
 Mrs. Mamie K. Fitzgerald of the , University of Southern California, Los Angeles, spent day in Hayden as tho l guest of Mrs. Guy Stevenson. W. T. Macdonald and J. H. Kerr went to Phoenix Sunday to attend tho Republican convention. They returned q Wednesday.
 8 Nels Johnson has been spending s few days in Phoenix. He returned k Thursday.
 Mrs. Plotts Is spending a week witl her daughter, Mrs. Humphreys of Cass e Grande.
 Miss Ruby Knight and RoIIo Fla, ' returned to school at Tucson Sunday
 AAASo 4ItDt dIlAA Gl<buyS All s derson left for Tempe Sunday to re
 enter school.
 Monica Alvarson has returned {, V Phoenix to continue her studies. The Hayden schools opened with fll s attendance Jan. 9.
 n Mrs. T. J. Roberts has been actin, as substitute for Miss Brandis who ha j. just undergone a slight operation O Y the throat.
 J. T. Tatum. formerly of the Knigh ' Thompson and company, has gone t e Montrose, Miss.
 'I Miss Winifred Johns, who has beei D. spending the winter with her sister : Mrs Parker, left for Cleavland, Miss Tuesday.
 Mrs. Chambers of the Chambers be E, ranch and Miss Jenkins, principal o - the Felman school. were the guests o
 Ed Raymond (Frenchy) at the Ney
 Year tennis court dance. e A. Griffith, the local Y. M. c. 4 oi secretary. will attend the r. NJ. c. 4 'l secretaries convention held at Dougla: ' He will then visit his former home a l Bisbee.
 'e few friends of Mrs. Fred NJ. Shit e gathered at her home and gave her h delightful surprise. The evening wa ll spent reviewing old times and engagin s- in games and songs. Refreshments c
 dainty sort were served and tn "a honored guest, Mrs Smith. was pre- 'K scented with a French cut glass dress le ing bottle as token of good will an h frienship.
 MT. and Mrs. Smith are leaving fo
 Los Angeles where they will engae in the chicken business. st Mrs. Kirkpatrick entertained at din " ner Tuesday in honor of Mir. and Mir George Johnson and Boyd Jenkins, J lS Mir and Mrs. Ernest Lansing en w tertained at a pre-New Year danc
 dinner for MT. and Mrs. George (
 Johnson. Boyd Jenkins Waite gu Garmes and Peggy Dehm. Mrs Lans . ing. as always, proved herself a mo. eI delightful hostess
 io The Woman's Missionary society m, e9 at the home of Dr. F. D. Raley Wed ii, uesday evening. Election of officer u ~ was the order of the day. The follow "a ing were elected: MCs J. Fl. Liboriu lu rresident; Mrs. Metcalf. vice pres v dent; Mrs. Dutton. secretary and MT "a IT. J. Roberts, treasurer. After tf u business part of the meeting was cor cluded the hostess served delicious r,
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