Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-12
Texas cIub Entertalnment-

the Texas club will give an entertain
ment at the Second Baptist church FOL
: the benefit of the great rally which
will be held early in May. The money
will be used for remodeling the
church. At the entertainment Tues
day evning, there will be lots of gooC
things to eat A feature of the en
tertainment will be a real Klondykt
: dig and a Bug-under-the-chip guessinf
contest. Come out and see who thC
lucky guesser will be. Texas mus
not fail
Expression of Gratitude
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas A. Mullen desire
to thank the members of the Secord
Baptist church choir and the friends
who so lavishly entertained them On
Saturday evning, April 5th.
Dance at East Lake Park
Mr.. Louis Sanders desires to an
nounce a big dance at East Lake
Park every Wednesday evening, be-
ginning April 10th. Everybody vel
come-Adv
From Overseas
Sergeant Sylvester Wells of Wichi-
ia, Kansas, recently returned from
France, was a visitor in Phoenix Il
few days last week. While here he
was the guest of his brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wells,
1929 East Washington street. Ser
geant Wells was en- route to Los An
geles, Calf, where he goes to accept
lucrative position rendered him by
former employer.
GiIbreath-Mor Nuptials-
Mr. F. G. Gilbreath ana Mrs A. R.
Morris were recently united in the
holy bonds Of wedlock, Rev. G. A. Gil
more performing the ceremony. The
newly married couple is staying at
$40 South 3rd Avenue The groom
has become interested in the De Luxe
cafe, 81 South End street and may be
found at this hostelry, smiling and
ready to serve you.
1 Mrs. Lewis Laid to Rest
The funeral of Mrs W. A. Lewis,
who died Wednesday morning, March
5th, was held Monday afternoon, April
7th A large concourse of friends
/ followed the remains to their last
resting place and interment was made
in Greenwood. The body of Mrs.
Lewis has been held in local under
taking establishment pending adviccs
from her relatives.
Purchase Real Estate
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Slade, 944 East
Monroe street, have purchased two
lots on l1ast Madison Street, near
East Lake park, and expect to build
house on one of the lots real soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Slade are newcomers
from Oklahoma
Improving Their Property
Mr.. and Mrs Robt. Mcconnell, 103S
East Jefferson street, are making
some substantial improvements on
their property. A new screen porch
and other additions are among the
improvements being made. They also
have for rent two large front rooms
cool, clean, convenient.
Crowded Out Last Week
The great serial story that was to
have had its beginning in last weeks
issue of the Tribune, was crowded out
by advertisers. If nothing prevents
this issue will contain the first in
stallment. Advertisers and special
news items are given preference in
all cases.
PHOENIX Protective League
The meeting,of the Protective league
last Monday night proved quite inter.
esting and many new members were
enrolled The members again decided
to go back to the old form of meeting
twice each month. Owing to some
important business which must be
disposed Of, a meeting will be held
Tuesday evning, April 22nd at Doug
las school. Free refreshments will
be served to members. Every mem
Der of the League is urged to attend
this meeting.
Park Opens April 18th
Mr.. Roy Lucas, who has been work
ing so faithfully to give the Colorec
people of this community an amuse
ment park, will see the realization o
his dream on the 18th instant, wher
the park will be formally thrown oper
to the PUBLIC. Great plans are undel
way to make the opening night one
long to be remembered by those pres
ent and those who know Mr.. Lucas
know that he never does things b,
halves. The park, which is located
at South Ninth avenue and Gran
street, has been transformed into 8
kVeritable garden Thare arc 1oft. n