Phoenix tribune., 1918-08-03
GLOBE MIA

Mrs. w. F. Watkins, Representative
You can get the TRIBUNE at either
500 Live Oak Street, or East 40 Davis
Canyon, Miami
All the news while it is news. If
you see it in the TRIBUNE-it's true.
Owing to some misunderstanding
the double wedding did not occur.
However, there were two weddings
just the same. Mr.. H. L. Stewart of
Boston, Mass, to Mrs. Mamie Wing
field of Miami AT this wedding there
were present the following: Mr. and
Mrs. Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ
Price, Mr.. and Mrs Simpson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs Mary Leonard,
Miss Toliyer, Mrs Hill and Mrs.
Tally.
The second wedding which occurred
during the week was the uniting in
marriage of Mr.. Henry Humphrey of
Ell Paso, Texas, to Mrs. c. White, also
of Ell Paso. The ceremony took place
at the residence of Mrs. A. Coleman
of Miami and Rev. j. R. Kirby of the
Globe A. M. E. church officiated at
both weddings. The newly married
couples will all make their home in
Miami of course
Prof. l.. G. Luper and family of
Weatherford, Texas, are recent arri-
vnlc in NI;ar,; Drof T,,oor e.. = .,.o,1
known educator, having taught in the
various summer normals of Texas. He
was also principal of the public school
in his home town for a number of
years. We can now have our night
school and those desiring special in
structions in short hand and type
writing may obtain same
Misses Inez Boyd and Annie Wood
en- were guests of Miss Susie Fraser
of Globe on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Watkins and
two daughters. Annie Mae and Ger
trude. have returned from Austin,
Texas, where they attended the funer-
al of Mrs Watkins mother, Mrs. E. c.
Carpenter.
Mrs. G. w. Price surprised her hus-
band on Sunday evening with birth
day dinner. An elaborate four-course
dinner was served Among those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. H l.. Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lott and Mrs. w. F.
Watkins.
Mr. ]. M Perry, a well-to-do race
man is in Globe for an indefinite stay.
Mr. o. King returned Friday from
an extended trip to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Of course, Mrs. King is all smiles now.
Miss Carrie Tolbert is in Globe for
an indefinite stay. the guest of Miss
E. Watkins.
Mrs. c. M. Mosley and family of
st. Mary, La, sister of Rev. R. E.
Augustus, promising young minister
of Globe, are recent arrivals. They
will make Globe their future home.
Rev. s. E. Newell of Tucson is as
sisting Rev. VIM. Young in a revival
at Globe. Rev Newell is an able
speaker. They report one convert to
date
The Globe Protective League is prov
ing to be quite a factor in this district.
They are conducting a building cam
paign and have over nineteen hundred
dollars subscribed to date Look, Phoe-
nix. What about your Y M. C. A?
To prove that it will and does pro-
tect the race, just recently, (no names)
one colored man had another arrested
for making unpatriotic utterances,
(all spite work of course), commit
tee from the league secured his re-
lease. Good work, gentlemen. keep it
ND This league will also see to it
that all things tending to the better
ment of the race will be pushed for
ward
Mr.. Try Smith, who has been work
ing in the Miami mines for S5.15 a
day for some time. has returned to his
homo town and is engaged in the auto
mobile business. Others will do well
TO follow Smiths example-save and
invest your money.
They are coming to Miami on most
every train. Why? No discrimina-
tion here and the mines are paying
$5.65 day. Come on in boys, the
water is fine.
Say Mr. Editor: Those last copies
you sent didn't last any longer than
the people knew I had them. To
prove how well the people like the
Tribune one lady bought four copies
to send her friends back East. Why