Phoenix tribune., 1919-02-01
Annual Entertainment of
Phoenix Protective League

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Monday evening, February 8, at Dor
ris Hall. 35 East Washington street.
The following program will be rem
dered:
Invocation. Rev. w. r. Burgess
Song, America" "...........By Audience
Opening Remarks.....R. D. Simpson
Selected Reading...Mrs r. Smith
Male ..-.........................-.-.
...................-.Chas Fish and Others
Address. j. Jones
Instrumental Solo,. Mrs. A. c. Thomas
Vocal Harold Carriger
Address. J. Williams
Instrumental Solo..Mrs. Ada Walker
Song, columbia" .............By Audience
Closing Remarks. "A. R. Smith
Instrumental Duet Mrs o. G. How
ard and Mr.. D. N. Mccoy
J. A. Green, Master of Ceremonies
After the program sumptuous re-
past will be served. There will be ice
cream, cake, chicken sandwiches, hot
coffee, etc. The committee has spared
no pains in trying to make this some
thing worth while" and your presence
is desired. Remember, everything is
ABSOLUTELY FREE. Come one,'
come all. You are welcome. Don't
forget, Monday evening, February 8,
at Doris Hall, 35 East Washington
street.
Mr.. C. E. Eubanks and
Little Daughter III
Mr.. C. e. Eubanks, our popular gro
Ger, and his little daughter, Muriel,
have been confined to their beds for
the past week suffering withla grippe
and fever. They are feeling better
now and hope to be out again soon.
Mrs. J. p. Watson Spoke
Before Large Audience
Sunday afternoon, the Second Bap-
tist church was crowded with people
who came to see and hear Mrs. ]. P.
Watson, general solicitor for the Lin
coin Home at Pueblo, Colo. Her lee
ture was well received and benevolent
Phoenix certainly did her share for
the colored orphanage. The colored
people of this city gave Mrs. Watson
over $40 in cash towards the support
Of the Lincoln Home. She left Friday
for southern Arizona, where she will
make known the needs of the Home
to the people of that section.
Parents Teachers Meeting
Held at Douglas School i
Tuesday evening the Parent-Teach-
ers' Association met at Douglas school,
and enjoyed an interesting program,
Among the many features of this meet
ing was a lecture by Mrs. j. P. Wat
son which proved very instructive. !.
Divine Services Will Be
Held at All Churches
Sunday, February 2, will be OBJ
served as usual by the colored church.
les of Phoenix. Rev. R. H. Herring,
pastor A. NJ E. church; Rev. G. Al
Gilmore, pastor Second Baptist.
church; Rev. ]. H. Jones, pastor Grace
Baptist church; Rev. A. c. Caldwell,
pastor c. M. E. church; Rev. w R..
Burgess, the evangelist, church cor
ner First street and Madison.
o. (. S., Attention!
Palm Chapter, No. 127, o. E. S.,
will meet the second Thursday in Feb-'
ruary at 8 p. m. All members are
requested to be. present. Mrs. D. W.
Young, W. M.
Confined to Her Home
With Attack of Pieurisy I
Mrs. Phil Green, 226 N. Eleventh
street, has been confined to her bed
with an attack of pluerisy which is
developing into pneumonia. She is
under the care Of a physician and is
resting easily at present. She ex-
poets to be out within the next week.
She also desires to thank her many
friends for their kind remembrancesa
and loyalty during her short illness. /
Mrs. S. D. Wilson and
Son Return to Mesa
Mrs. S. D. Wilson and son, Wood
ford, returned to Mesa last week.
They have been staying at the resi-.
denee of Mrs. w. j. Jones, sister
of Mrs. Wilson.
Thomas Christopher childress, Jr,
Arrived in Phoenix, Jan. II
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Childress, 407
East Jefferson street, are the proud
parents of boy, born January II, The
father is an employee of the Jefferson
hotel and SO will have an able assist
ant Mother and son doing nicely
thank you.