Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-06

merry on the occasion of his anniver-
sary. Although he was not attired
for such affairs he mingled gleefuHy
with the guests and helped destroy
the fried chicken, ice cream, cake and
other delicacies that had been pre-
pared for this special occasion.
Visiting Sister Here
Mr. Willus Wright, of Ray and SUI
perior, who recently returned from
overseas, is here visiting his sister,
Mrs. Edna Taylor at 900 So. 4th Ave.
Return From Vacation
Mr. Frank Shirley returned this
week from Los Angeles, Cal, where
he has been spending few weeks
resting and sightseeing. He also Wis
tied Seattle, Wash, Vancouver, B. c.,
and other cities in the Northwest.
Y. p. S. C. E. Services
The Young Peoples Society of
Christian Endeavor meets every sun
day afternoon, $3.50, at the A. NJ e
church. An interesting meeting was
held last Sunday with Miss Cora Smith
as the presiding officer. Miss Con-
stance Hall will preside at the meet.
ing this Sunday. Subject for discus
sion: Our Relation to Others; To
wards Neighbors and Friends" Every
bddy invited, young people especially.
Mrs. Shepperson Quite ~
Word received from Los Angeles,
Cal, informs us that Mrs. A. G. Shep-
person is quite i'll in that city. Mr..
and MIS-. Shepperson left here few
weeks ago when her condition became
serious. Their many friends here re-
gret TO learn that no Improvement is
1 oted and trust that a change for the
better will soon he made.
I'm Route to Prescott
Rev. S. E. Newell, Tucson represen
tative for the Tribune, passed through
Phoenix last Saturday en- route to
Prescott.
Home From Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Caldwell re-
turned this week from Chicago and
Milwaukee. They were in the Windy
City during the recent riot and had
a narrow escape.
Back From Coast
Mrs. Lynn r. Carter returned this
week from Los Angeles, where she
has been spending the summer.
Strike One!
The Society Editor of the Tribune,
realizing that the fall season is fast
approaching bringing with it numer-
ous social functions which mean late
hours and lots of work for her, has
struck" for more pay and shorter
working hours. Can you beat it?
Purchase Auto
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Childress, 4O7
East Jefferson street, have purchased
a seven-passenger Paige touring car
II is one of the late models and is in
a class by itself.
Bishop Phillips Here
Among the distinguished visitors in
the city this week is Bishop c. II.
Phillips of Nashville, Tenn. He is en-
route to Santa Monica, Cal, where he
will hold his annual conference. He
is accompanied by Rev z. q. Johnson,
presiding elder of the El Paso District
for the c. NJ. e. church.
Sunday School Picnic
The children of the A. M. Il. church,
their parents and friends enjoyed
delightful picnic at East Lake Park
on Labor Day.
Principal Landry Coming
Prof. R Landry, principal of the
Douglas Grammar school, is sched.
uled to arrive in the city this week.
He has been spending the summer
with friends in Houston, Texas.
Pastors Rally Sunday
Sunday. Sept 7. has been designated
Pastors Rally Day" at the A. NJ. Z.
church, and an effort will be made to
lift neat little sum for the benefit of
Rev. r. II. Herring. pastor of this
church. This is his fifth year with
Tanner Chapel and each member and
friend of the church are supposed to
give one dollar for each year he has
teen with us. Here's our Five, Rev.
Herring, God bless you.
Are You Insured?
For only $40 year we will pay
you $25 per week for loss of time by.
sickness or accident; also $25 per
week hospital benefit No dues. No
assessments. No medical examina.
tion required. Pays $4,000 for accb
dental death. Can you beat it? Twen.
ty-six years in business Over ST..
25O.0O0 paid to policy holders. Ac.
cept men and women in all oecupa-
tions, between the ages of Is and 10
years. Phone 1850 for agent or write.