Phoenix tribune., 1919-08-09

arkana, Texas, to visit her mother and
brother in that city. She will be abb
sent several weeks.
To Mississippi
Mr.. Marcus Johnson and son Floyd,
of 12S South 7th street, left Tuesday
evening for Batesville, Miss, to visit
Mr.. Johnson's parents. Mr. johnson
has not seen his mother in six years.
and the meeting will be glorious one.
They will return about September Is.
Police Officer III
Mr.. w. H. (BilD Williams of the
city police force, is confined to his
bed with a slight illness. He is rest
ing easily and hopes to be out soon.
Bishop Phillips Coming
Rev. A. C. Caldwell, pastor of the
c. NJ E. church, corner 7th street and
Jefferson, announces the coming of
Bishop C. H. Phillips, D. D., A. NJ,
M. D., d. c. L., on or about the fifth
Sunday in this month A grand rally
will be pulled off at that time and the
public is invited to attend and take
part in same. Remember the date.
Be We Not Deceived
If he advertises in the Tribune he
invites your trade and will treat you
right
Ray Visitor
Mr. William p Crump, produce mer-
chant of Ray, was a business visitor
in the city this week
Home From Overseas
Mr.. T. l.. Winn of Oklahoma, arriv-
ed in the city last week. He has been
doing duty overseas the past year and
has come to reside with his parents.
who moved to this state during his
absence They reside in the Laveen
district Mr.. Winn is favorably .--
pressed with the city and we are glad
to welcome him here.
Fried Chicken, Etc.
! Next Thursday evening, August II,
there will be an old fashioned church
social given at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Mickens, corner 18th
avenue and West Sherman street.
Fried chicken (southern style) fried
fish, ice cream, cake and other deli
cacies will be served in abundance
Proceeds will go for the benefit of the
C. NJ E. church. Everybody invited.
Mrs. G. w. Mickens, Mrs. Susie Curry
and Mr.. A. c. Curry, committee
OFF to Oklahoma
| Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Wilson of Mesa,
passed through the city last week ell
route to Oklahoma, where they will
visit Mr. Wilson's relatives. They ex-
pect to remain several weeks. Their
little son accompanied them on the
trip.
| Brilliant Birthday Party
| Sunday evening, August 3, de
lightful birthday party was given by
Mrs Augustus Williams, TAO East Ad-
ans street in honor of her husbands
steenth anniversary The following re-
past was served Fruit cocktail, chick
en- la Maryland, Waldorf salad, Mari
copa ice cream, Jack Johnson punch.
A big chocolate birthday cake, engrav-
ed 1889, occupied place in the Gen.
ter of the table and was the piece de
resistance of the feast. Among those
present were Augustus Williams, John
Clemons. Bert Trice, Harry Lyles,
Lewis Brady, John Fletcher. A. j. Syl-
vester Vaughn, Milton Lewis, Louis
Dixon, Chas. G. Johnson E. S. p. Daw-
son, VIM. Williams, c. Williams. Six
of the guests, who are members of the
Shrine Temple, presented Mr.. Will
liams with beautiful Shriner's badge.
Cards and music furnished entertain
ment for the guests. Mesdames Harry
Lyles and Rachael Galway assisted
Mrs. Williams in serving the delicious
repast. At late hour the guests de-
parted, all wishing Mr.. Williams many
happy birthdays.
Clemons Purchase Home
Mr. and Mrs John Clemons. who
were married in this city only two
months ago. have purchased home
at 1926 East Washington street and
moved into it. Mr. Clemons is an en-
poyee of the Black Diamond Barber
Shop at 33 South Second street.
Big Fight Friday Night
Ira O'Neal and Pasco of California.
will don the padded mitts for ten
round bout at Arcadia hall Friday
night. Both boys have enviable fight
ing records and "a good fight will be
staged.
Moonlight Picnic
Members of the Unique Club will
give Moonlight Picnic Thursday eve
ming, August II. Cars leave Second
Baptist church at $3.50. Fare Csc and
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