Phoenix tribune., 1918-09-21
School pageant

l
ing a splendid program and dance oc
cupied the attention of nearly all the
school children in Phoenix ami quite
a few parents. East Lake park was
the scene of this brilliant affair. Pa
triotic music, patriotic songs and pa
triotic speeches were the features ol
the evening. A four-minute speech by
little five year-old girl brought forth
thunderous applause. Miss Helen Pet
erson, who represented Columbia
played her part well. Robert Fam
brough, Ben James and the other chill
dren whose names are unknown to
the reporter, deserve special mention
All in all, the affair was a grand sue
cess and too much praise cannot be
given the children who took part in
the play.
Dedication and Jubilee
Sunday, September 29nd, will be
gala day at the c. NJ E. church. They
will formally dedicate their church
and have Hallejuiah time generally
Everybody is not only invited, but
requested to be present.
Charity Club
On next Monday evening, Sept. %
there will be meeting of the Charity
club at the residence of Mrs L. Wig
gins, 1893 E. Moreland street. AL
members are requested to be present
as business of Importance will be
transacted
Conference Convenes Wednesday,
California C. M. E. Conference will
open at the G. M. E. church, corner
seventh and Jefferson streets, on next
Wednesday morning, Sept. 25, Bishop
c. H. Phillips, D. D., presiding
ToIIeson Visitor
Mr. F. C. Cleveland prosperous ran
cher living near Tolleson, was in the
city this week on business. He stated
that he would have an important an
nouncement to make to the public
soon. Watch the Tribune for this
unique announcement.
Rents Out Her House
Mrs. E. l.. Clayton, who owns a
magnificent home at 1922 East Wash
ington street, has rented the entire
premises to a wealthy family and tax
en- apartments at 607 East Jefferson
street.
Reception to Preachers
On next Tuesday evening, Sept. "a
a reception will be rendered the visit
ing preachers at the c. M. e. church
A splendid literary and musical pro
gram will be rendered and you are
cordially invited to come. Admission
free. A silver offering will be taken
after the reception.
Who Will HeIp?-
| Beginning Saturday, Sept. 21, the
delegates and representatives will be
coming to Phoenix to attend the An
nual Conference. We want the citi
zens of Phoenix to open their homes
to these delegates and help us care
for them. Any one having spare
room, where he can accommodate one
or more delegates will please phone
Rev. Caldwell Phone No 1880. Resi-
dence at 112 S. Seventh street
Buy Liberty Bonds
Get ready to buy Liberty Bonds. Buy
| till it hurts and then buy one more fol
good measure. September % is the
day we start the ball to rolling. Don't
be Stacker. Show Uncle Sam that
you are a real sport Bet the limit.
To Tucson
| Mrs. C.. C. Simmons, of 1929 East
Washington street, left this week fol
Tucson, where she will join her hus
band.
To Los Angeles
Mr.. Ennis Bell, custodian of the
City Hall building, left this week fol
a short vacation on the coast Mrs
Bell has been sojourning in Los An
geles the past month. Mr.. Bell will
Join her in the coast city. They will
return to Phoenix about October l.
Sad Accident
Last Friday evening, while motor
ing out North Central avenue, Mrs. 2
Hobbs fell from the machine to the
pavement and sustained a fracture o.
] the skull She died ON the operating
table at the Deaconess hospital. The
! machine in which she was riding wa;
driven by W. L. Ross. The body will
be shipped to Houston, Texas for bur
ial. Mr. T. T. Turner, brother of the
deceased. will accompany the body t.
the. Texas city. Mrs. Hobbs was wei
and favorably known in this city ant
she has a host of friends who viii
mourn her loss. She was a member
Of several secret organizations. Among
them were the Court of Calanthan'
and Sisters of the Mysterious Ten
Three sisters. brother, one daughter