Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-20
To Ell Paso, Texas

To El Paso, Texas
Mr. E. E. Potts of 517 South 9rd
avenue made a flying trip to Ell Paso
last Saturday He disposed of his
holdings in that city and has decided
to locate in Phoenix He returned on
Tuesday
Off = Wyoming
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Stroter, who
have been spending the summer here
with Mr. Strotters mother at 1927
East Jefferson street, left this week
for their home in Thermopolis, Wyo.
They were favorably impressed with
this city and declared their intention
of returning soon The Tribune will
new be sent to their Wyoming address.
Home From Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton and
daughter of q North 10th street, who
have been summering on the coast,
returned home last week
Enjoy Delightful outing
The trip around the world given
Monday evening by the Parents and
Teachers Association was a delight
full affair and all who failed to take
part missed jolly good time. The
Parent-Teachers' Association will meet
every Friday evening at Douglas
school. All parents interested in the
welfare of their children are invited
to attend these meetings. Mrs. j. y.
Wimberley president, Mrs. Paul
Green, secretary.
Distinguished Visitor
Phoenix is honored this week with
the presence of Prof. B. Y. Aycock OF
Rockdale, Tex, who is here spending
his vacation He is principal of the
high school at Rockdale and a promi
nent member of the Odd Fellows, hold
ing the position of grand treasurer for
that order in the Lone Star State.
Prof. Aycock is in poor health and
was granted a special leave of absence
by the school board in order that he
might gain sufficient strength to en-
able him to resume the position Of
principal of the high school, which
place he has held for a number OF
years. He will visit Ray, Hayden anC
other Arizona towns before returning
to Texas. He is staying at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Thomp
son, 519 East Jefferson.
Home From Texas
Mrs. w. C. Hackett and childrer
who have been spending the summer
with relatives in Tyler, Texas, re
turned home this week. Miss Doll!
E. Hackett, sister of DR.. w. C. Hack
EFT, came with them and will spent
several weeks visiting in this city.
Courteous Treatment Assured
| When you visit the establishment o
Tribune advertiser you are assured
of courteous treatment If for an,
! reason an INSCRIPTIONS employee fails
J to accord the proper courtesy, tell us
and we will bring the matter to tho
attention of the proprietor. Severa
cases of this nature have been re
ported OF us during the past year anC
every one has been adjusted to thu
full satisfaction of all parties con
cerned. 1t sometimes means the dis
missal of an employee.
Ray Visitors
Messrs. James Coleman, e. A. Hen
derson and f. Smith of Ray were visi
tors in the city last week. They came
over to take in the big fight which oc
Cured last Friday night.
Teachers All Here
With the return of Principal p. Ian
dry, Mrs Annie Marooney and Mis-
Mabel Robinson, all teachers of Doug
las grammar school are now in tn,
-eity.
Big Enrolment
One hundred forty Colored children
reported at the Douglas gramma
school and kindergarten Monday morn
ing, the opening day of school. Thi
shows decided increase over an
previous year and the need of NOR
and better accommodations is at ono
apparent. We have big, liberal an
fair-minded men on the school boar
and better school facilities for tn
Colored youth of Phoenix will b
granted The high school opened wit
an enrolment of fifteen bright, chez
full boys and girls and Mrs. c. B. Cali
well, a graduate of Fisk University {
! Tennessee. has been selected as assis
ant teacher. Mrs. Frank Shirley
musician of note. will look after th
musical training of these student
+ Teachers for Douglas grammar scho'