Phoenix tribune., 1918-10-19


Baptist churches and doing general
missionary work in New Mexico the
past few weeks. He reports the gen
eral conditions among our people in
that state as favorable, but nothing
like as favorable as they are here in
Arizona After resting a few days.
DR. Bell viii journey 10 Bisbee. Doug
las and other cities in the southern
part Of the state.
Home From Jerome-Mrs. Clara
Anderson, South Tenth street, re-
turned last week from several months
vacation spent in Jerome.
S. M. T's Notice Mrs. Ella NJ.
Brown. deputy organizer of this or
ganization, has moved from 1893 East
jefferson street to 400 East Van Bu-
ren street.
To Wiley university-Mr. Ralph
Green. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Green. 416 East Madison
street, and a former employee of the
Busy Drug store, left last week for
Marshall, Texas, TO re-enter Wiley
University and complete his college
training He is one of our colored
boys who has taken advantage of the
opportunity offered by the govern
ment to pay for the training of young
draftees.. May success attend your
efforts, Ralph, and may you be an
honor to your parents and a credit TO
the race. We bid you God-speed.
Nice, Cosy Rooms for Rent-Right
in town. Apply POI E. Van Buren, Ad.
Wedding Bells Ring Monday after
noon, at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Washington, 1913 East Jeffer-
son street, Miss Mary Conner, a sister
of Mrs. Washington, vas married to
Mr., Thomas NJ Hawkins Of Ft. Hua-
chuca, Ariz. The wedding was a quiet
affair, only few intimate friends and
relatives were present The bride is
one of our popular society ladies', hav-
ing lived here for the past three years
and moved in the best society The
groom is a member of Troop "F'', u. S.
Tenth Cavalry, and is stationed at FIT.
Hauchuca Mr.. Hawkins returned to
the Fort Tuesday and his bride will
follow in a few days. The Tribune
wishes them all that is good, and
trusts they will experience only
smooth sailing upon the beautiful sea
Of Matrimony
Chicago Visitor-Mrs. F. H. Alex
ander, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs o.
G. Howard, 726 West Grant street.
Mrs. Alexander stopped off few days
in Ash Fork to visit friends, arriving
IN Phoenix Wednesday morning. She
is favorably impressed with the city
and may prolong her stay indefinitely
Tabernacle Ciub-The members OF
Tabernacle clubs Nos. 1 and are
hereby notified that there will be no
more private meetings of these clubs
The last meeting, held at the resi-
dence of Mrs Ida Moore, will be the
closing one for the season Mrs. Ida
Moore, president; Mrs Lillian Essex,
secretary.
Purchase Town Property-Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mcconnell, who owned an
excellent ranch home just south of
the city, have sold that property and
purchased very desirable piece of
town property on the corner of East
Jefferson and Park streets. The new
home purchased by the McConnells
consists of two 50x2OO-foot lots, with
a three-room portable house on one
and a dandy five-room cottage, that
also has a large screen sleeping porch,
on the other. They will occupy three
rooms in the cottage and let the 9TH
ers for rental purposes. This is one
of the choicest pieces of property on
East Jefferson street and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcconnell showed rare judg-
ment in the selection of this desirable
corner for their permanent home.
Mrs. jenkins Ccnvalescent-M
Ardmore Jenkins, who has been quite
Ill the past week, is reported much
improved