Phoenix tribune., 1919-08-23
PHOENIX LAuA1.a
Home From Overseas

year with the A. z. F, He is the last
Of the four boys of this family to re-
turn from overseas. every one of them
having been called inta service. His
mother took down her service flag
when he arrived and removed there
from the last of the four stars which
/ had been attached to the flag Mrs.
James White and son are in Oklaho-
ma visiting relatives and will soon
join Mr.. White here
From Chandler
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray Of Chandler
motored to This city one day this week.
Tempe Visitor
/ Mrs. J. A. Johnson Of Tempe was q
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
! She reports conditions in Tempe as
/ favorable and further stated that the
colored people there are progressive
and enterprising. Mr. and Mrs. John
son conduct hand laundry in that
city and are doing well.
/ AnOIner soy TOT FnoenM
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crawford of 515
South Third avenue are the proud par
ents of bouncing eight-pound baby
boy, born Monday, August IS. Moth
er and son doing we'll Please pass
the Stachelbergs, Mr.. Crawford.
Home From Coast
| Mr. and Mrs. j. Gooden of Tempe,
who have been in California the past
month for the benefit of Mrs. Gooden's
health, returned home last week. Mrs
Gooden underwent an operation while
on the coast and her many friends
will be pleased to learn that she is
getting along nicely.
Moonlight Picnic a Success
The moonlight picnic given last
Thursday night by the Unique club
proved bowling success. Two truck
leads of jolly picnickers enjoyed the
ride from the Second Baptist church,
out Jefferson street to East Lake
park, where several gallons of ice
cream and other dainty and appetiz-
ing refreshments were devoured Pass
ing the office of the Tribune on East
Jefferson street, the JOY riders nearly
yelled themselves hoarse while the
office force stood outside to greet
them They were a senerous-hearted
group, for they gave the reporter eX-
ira large dishes of ice cream and all
other dainties in proportion. We
wonder why?
Visiting Relatives in Tempe
Miss Geraldine Thomas, formerly of
this city but now a resident of Cali
fornia, is visiting her grandmother
and grandfather, Mrs. Maggie Thomas
and husband of Tempe Miss Thomas
was employed at the Shirley Beauty
Parlors for several months and she
also held the position of stenographer
in the office of NJ. H. Shelton on West
Washington street until she was
called to California
California Arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Carter of CaleX-
leo, Cal, are new arrivals in the city.
They are staying at 109 West Jack
son street. Mr. Carter is a former
resident of albuquerque, N. M.
U. 8. F.'s To Organize
The State Grand Master of Color
ado and Jurisdiction for the United
Brothers of Friendship, has requested
Mrs. E. NJ. Brown, Deputy organizer
for Arizona, to call meeting for Fri
day, August 29, at which time the 10
cal club will form permanent organ
ization. All men desiring to enter
this lodge may come in on or before
the above date for the sum of $500
Meeting will be held at 400 East Van
Buren, street
Mesa Barbecue Success
The barbecue and picnic given at
Mesa last Tuesday for the benefit Of
the c. NJ E. church proved financial
! success. Mr. and Mrs. James Hen
derson engineered the affair and de-
serve praise for the manner in which
it was conducted.
FIewelIens Purchase Home
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Flewellen, 712
East Jefferson street, have purchased
a neat little cottage on East Monroe
near Thirteenth street They will
rent their new home for the present
and continue to reside where they are.
NJ. A. A. c. Names Committees
The Executive board of the local
branch N. A. A. c. p, met last week
at Douglas school and appointed the
following committees: Membership
Committee, Milton Lewis, Mrs. Lew
is Brady, C. S. V. Jones; Finance Com
mittee, R. D. Simpson, Milton Lewis
S. w. Ford; Meetings Committee, c.