Phoenix tribune., 1918-12-21

street, is slightly indisposed this week.
She is being attended by physician
and expects to be able to go about her
work as usual in few days.
Florence Visitor-Mr VIM. Mabry
of Florence, Ariz, was visitor in the
city few days last week.
Mrs. Baxter to San Dieeo-Mrs.
Sarah Baxter, 1884 East Jefferson
street, left this week for San Diego,
CAL, to be at the bedside Of her son,
Lincoln, who was hurt in an accident
there recently. Lincoln is enlisted in
the U. S. navy and is being cared for
at the base hospital in that city. He
suffered a broken arm and a dislo-
Gated shoulder in an accident which
occurred recently.
Mrs. A. r. Smith IndIsposed-Mr
A. R. Smith, wife of the managing edi-
tor of the Phoenix Tribune, has been
confined to her bed the past week
suffering with a slight illness. She
is being attended by Dr. W. c. Hack
EFT and hope is entertained for her
speedy recovery.
Distinguished Visitor Here-Rev. R.
A. Jackson, D. D., a prominent Baptist
divine, is a visitor in this city. Dr.
Jackson is returned missionary from
Africa, where he spent sixteen years
among the natives of that country.
He established over 64 missions dur.
ing his stay, and baptised 500 con-
verts in the Atlantic ocean He
speaks the African language as we'll
as the natives and is able to interpret
same. Dr. Jackson has consented to
preach for Rev. G. A. Gilmore at the
Second Baptist church, corner Fifth
and Jefferson streets, on Sunday
night, Dec. %. He will also be in at
tendance at the Sunday school and
morning services and may make few
remarks. Sunday afternoon at
o'clock he will deliver a lecture on his
travels in Europe and Africa and will
exhibit one of the African gods which
he carries with him. He has travelled
extensively in foreign countries and
is. credited with having crossed the
Atlantic six times. Dr. Jackson is not
a native of Africa, for he was born in
Holly Springs, Miss, and educated in
the same state He is man of pleas
ing personality, interesting converse.
tionalist, and an intellectual giant All
Phoenix is invited to come to the Sec
ond Baptist church, corner Fifth
street and Jefferson, and hear this
wonderful missionary in his talk Sun
day morning to the Sunday school, in
his interesting lecture at O'Clock
and the soul-stirring sermon which
he will deliver Sunday night. Hear
We him!
Prescott Folk Will Visit-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. R. Robinson, on South Seventh
avenue, will have Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sud
doth of Prescott as their guests dur
ing the holidays.
Annual Entertainment r. and A. M.
Owing to the epidemic of influenza
which prevented our annual entertain.
ment being given on the usual date,
we desire to announce the new date
for the entertainment as December
&C. and it will be held at Patrick's
hall on West Washington street. All
sojourning Masons are cordially in
vited to come and enjoy themselves
with US. All invitations to this enter
tainment have not been delivered, but
you will receive yours in due season.
Maricopa Lodge No. 16, F. & A. M.
ADV.
New Grocery Store Opens-Marvin
Smith has opened a completely new
and thoroughly equipped grovery es-
tablishment at 331 East Washington
street, on the site where his father,
A. G. Smith, first founded the Arizona
Grocery company, a number of years
ago. The policy of this new store
will be to sell the very best merchan-
disc at the lowest possible price. A
complete delivery system to all parts
of the city will be maintained. Busi.
ness will be on a strictly cash basis.
Mr.. Smith invites your patronage and
will treat you right.
Strong Organization Launched--A
representative body of colored citizens
met last Monday night at Doris Hall,
S5 East Washington street, and organ
lied a society or league, the object
of which is to form a more perfect
union among the colored citizens of
the state of Arizona, provide for the
common defense of said people, pro-
mote the general welfare and thus Sc
cure the blessings of equal rights, lib
erty and justice to ourselves and our
brothers. The name tentatively
agreed upon for this organization is
Phoenix Protective League" 1t will
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