Phoenix tribune., 1919-10-25


Of the 40 odd guests present on this
occasion. The cake was
filled with a number of valuable prizes
and each guest was allowed to cut a
slice and if possible, secure one of the
prizes. Some were fortunate, others
we're unfortunate, but all enjoyed
themselves and on departing voted
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Hudspeth prize"
of Phoenix.
To the People of Phoenix.
l take this means to vindicate my
self in the eyes of the people of Phoe-
nix, Ariz., as l understand that it
is rumored that l am trying to rob
Mr.. Warren's daughter-in-law. l have
never tried to rob any one, and Rosa
Warren has waged no fight on me, for
she wrote lawyer Drake of Phoenix,
to that effect and l think he still has
her letter in his possession. Those
who are trying to contest the will,
are Mr.. Warrens second and third
cousins, and if any one doubts my
word let him write l. F. Sawyer, Ar
kansas National Bank building, Hot
Springs, Ark, and he will furnish
their names and relationship.
LAURA J. WARREN,
Widow of the late ]. T. T. Warren,
who passed away in Phoenix some
months ago, 245 Palmetto street,
Hot Springs, Ark.-Adv.
S. |. A. c. Meeting.
Ladies of the S. l. A. c. met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Paul Green, 1913
East Jefferson street and enjoyed a
pleasant social hour. Next week these
ladies will meet with Mrs. w. C. Hack
EFT, 1884 East Jefferson street. The
hour of meeting will be at 3 O'Clock
sharp.
Prescott Visitor.
Z Mr.. L. A. McCarty of Prescott, was
a business visitor in the city this
week. He is a prominent business
man of the Mile High city and is look
ing over this section with view tc
selecting winter home for himself
and wife. He returned to Prescott
Wednesday.
Mrs. Tinsley Passes.
Mrs Lottie B. Tinsley passed away
Sunday night at st. Joseph's hospital
She had been in poor health for some
time and the end was not unexpected
She came to Phoenix a few months
ago for the benefit of her health, but
somehow failed to improve. She leaves
a husband and host of friends who
will mourn her passing. The funeral
was held Tuesday from the Merry
man undertaking parlors and inter.
ment will be made in Greenwood.
Mrs. Foster Passes.
Mrs. Nancy Foster of San Antonio,
Tex, who has teen visiting Mrs B.
Smith, POI East Van Buren, street,
the past few months, passed away
early Tuesday morning at st. Joseph's IS
hospital She underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis and failed to re-
cover from the ordeal Her relatives
in Texas have been notified and no
funeral arrangements will be made
until word is received from them.
Program Tuesday, Nov. a.
The great literary and musical pro-
gram to be given by the local branch
N. A. A. C. p, will be held Tuesday
evening, November 4, at the A. M. E.
church. All who have agreed to take
part on this program are hereby no
titled to keep themselves in readiness
for the above date
From California
Mr.. Frank Cleveland, Jr., son of Mr..
F. c. Cleveland, one of the owners of
the big second hand clothing store at
Al South Second street, arrived in the
city this week from Los Angeles and
has accepted position in his fathers
store. Young Mr.. Cleveland is a pol
ished young man, refined and highly
cultured, and will be gladly welcomed
by members of the social set.
Musical Treat
Tuesday evening, October 21, mem
bers of the A. M. E. choir rendered an
excellent program at the church.
Members from the Second Bapuist and
c. NJ E. churches took part on the
and helped to make it the
grand success that it was. A full
house greeted this performance and all
went away with a feeling that they
had received full value for their
Stop at De Luxe Hotel
While in this city, the Han Jubilee