Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-28
SOCIETY AND LOCAL NEWS

ITS feet and in an excellent location.
They will not occupy the home for the
present, but will permit their newly
married daughter, Mrs Irene Lackey,
and her husband, Mr.. Samuel Lackey,
to reside therein. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard will return to Hayden Saturday.
Rev. jackson Delights Audience
Phoenix churchgoers and others were
thrilled by the lectures of DR.. R. A.
Jackson on last Sunday and again on
Monday night. He preached won.
derful sermon at the Second Baptist
church Sunday night and delivered a
powerful address on Monday night at
the A. M. E. church. DR.. Jackson is
enc of the races foremost orators and
he wonderfully pleased the people
here with his masterful discourses
We not only enjoyed his visit, but
were benefited by it and trust he will
come again soon. He left Tuesday
evening for Los Angeles and, Incl
dentally, the Phoenix Tribune will fol
low.
Some Christmas Present-One OF
the luckiest housewives in Phoenix
was Mrs. Matthew A. White, the &C.
complished musical instructor, who
resides at 500 South Fourth avenue.
Little girls like dolls. maidens like
jewelry, but the joy of a housewives
heart is-a gas range. Mr.. White evi.
IDENTIFY knows what will please a WON.
an, for he invested $75 in a modern
gas range and presented it to his wife
for Christmas present. Mrs. White
is all smiles now and the envy of her
many lady friends who were less for
tunate. The Tribune stands ready to
publish the name of the Phoenix
woman who received q more accept.
able gift from her husband. Don't all
speak at once, please.
Mr.. Daniels lmproved-Mr. S. L.
Daniels, shipping clerk with Vance
Brothers of Mesa, who was seriously
injured in an automobile wreck on the
9th inst, is improving rapidly at ST.
Joseph's hospital, where he has been
confined since the accident. Mr.. Dan
iels expects to be able to greet his
many friends in the city on Sunday,
the 29th, if he continues to improve.
Evangelist Meetinq-Rev. w. R.
Burgess. the noted evangelist who re-
Gently returned from California, will
conduct services in Doris Hall, cor.
ner First street and Washington, Sun
day the 29th. Preaching at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. You are invited to at
tend these services.
Oklahoma and Arkansas Arrivals.
Messrs. Thomas Mayes and Joe Nc
Coy, son and brother of Mrs. R. NJ.
Henderson, are recent arrivals in
Phoenix Mr.. Mayes came from Ok.
lahoma City and Mr.. Mccoy from Lit
lie Rock. The latter brought his sis.
ter some samples of Arkansas sweet
potatoes and fresh country eggs. Moth
ing could have pleased Mrs. HEADER
son more, as she is a culinary artist
of the first class, having managed the
culinary department at the Deaconess'
hospital for the past four years and
knows how to combine sweet pota.
toes and country eggs in a manner
that will tickle the palate of the most
profound dispeptic. Messrs. Mccoy
and Mayes are favorably impressed
with this city and have decided to
cast their lot with us. Welcome to
our city, gentlemen; thrice welcome.
Left for Texas-Mrs. L. Spikes,
mother of Mrs. A. R. Morris, left on
Thursday for her home in Ell Paso.
Texas. She spent about ten weeks
here visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Shepperson convaIescina-
Mrs. A. G. Shepperson, who has been
confined the past week, suffering with
slight illness. is reported GONZALES
cent
rheumatism Can Be cured-Mr.
James Cooper, 722 w. Buchanan
street, is rejoicing and singing the
praises of Mr.. E. E. Hilbert, the Rheu-
matism Specialist. 1t came about in
this way: For the past four months
Mr.. Cooper has been suffering with
and during that time he
spent large sum of money for rene.
dies and different treatments, all Of
which did him little or no good. About
four weeks ago Mr.. Cooper was COM
PEELED to give up his work at the Ari-
zona Iron Works and remain indoors.
Mr.. Hilbert, who recently came to
Phoenix, heard of Mr.. Coopers i'll