Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-31
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Mrs. Dabney to Denver

Dabney, 6l7 South Third avenue. lett
for Denver, Colo. In response 70 a
telegram stating that her sister. Mrs
Malone Tippen. had passed away Az
ter attending the funeral and trans.
acting certain business in Denver
Mrs. Dabney will return TO Phoenix.
Rev. johnson Passed Through
Thursday, May %. Rev 2. 2. John.
son, presiding elder of the c. NJ. f.
church, was a visitor in Phoenix He
was en- route to his home in Las
Cruces, N. NJ, from Douglas, Ariz,
where he held quarterly meeting a
few Sundays ago.
District Conference at Roswell
The eleventh session of the Arizona
District Conference and Women's Mis-
sionary Conference. Sunday school
and Epworth League conventions Of
the c. NJ. E. church. will be held at
Smiths Chapel, Roswell, N. NJ, June
As, 1919 The Rt. Rev. c. II. Phillips
D. D., LII. D., of Nashville, Tenn,
will be the presiding bishop The
local pastor of the C. NJ. f. church,
Rev A. C. Caldwell, and his presiding
elder, Rev. z. 2. Johnson, will be III
attendance at this meeting, together
with several of the missionary ladies
from this city. Among the names Of
Phoenix ladies that appear on the pro-
gram are those of Mesdames Anna
Boyd and Lille Virgins.
Letter From Florida
Following is an excerpt from a let
ter received from one of our Florida
subscribers: st. Augustine, Fla, May
81, 1919-Editor the Tribune: En-
closed find money order for renewal
subscription to the Tribune. GER
tainly enjoy reading the paper and
would not be without it. Yours truly,
Mr. Frances Van Dyke, 95 King Fer
ry street.
Neurological
On May IS the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Smith, 21 East
Madison street, passed away after an
illness lasting two months and eight
days. Little Ruby Juanita Smith was
the only child in this family and the
parents are heartbroken over the loss
of their little girl. The mother is
not in the best of health and for five
weeks before the death of little Ruby
Mrs. Smith scarcely closed her eyes,
for she kept a constant watch over
her sick child. The parents desire to
thank the kind friends who visitel
and sympathized with them during
the illness and death of their daugh-
ter. Besides her parents. there is a
host of relatives and friends who will
mourn the passing of this little girl.
Install New Soda Fountain
Mr.. Roy Lucas, proprietor of Irvine
park 949 West Grant street has in
stalled an up-to-date soda fountain in
his refreshment parlor and is pre-
pared to make any kind of drink, from
the simple lemonade to the most com
plicated phosphate. Mr. Morris Hud-
son, one of our well known Phoenix
boys, is chief dispenser at the new
name your favorite drink, and he is
the boy who knows how to make it
and serve it. Give him a trial. Park
open day and night.
Up-to-Date Rooming House
Mrs Emma L. Clayton, one of the
popular teachers of Douglas school,
has thoroughly renovated her pala
tial home at 1922 East Washington
street, and will convert same into an
up-to-the-minute rooming house. She
has for rent nine large, airy rooms,
with bath, electric lights and other
modern conveniences. There is also
a large screen sleeping porch, cool.
clean and convenient For small fami-
lies who desire rooms for light house
keeping, she will grant the privilege
for the use of her modern gas range
and elaborately furnished dining room.
HeOple WHO WANT HlCe, QulSt place.
away from the business section of
the city, yet within five minutes ride
to the heart of town, will find in this
home the realization of their dreams
These rooms will not remain vacant
very long, and if you want one, or a
suite of rooms. better make reserva-
tions now. The place is 1922 East
Washington street and her phone
number is 2473.
Mrs. E. Bell Entertains
Saturday May "a, Mrs Ennis Bell,
GA East Madison street, entertained
Mrs. F. H. Alexander of Ash Fork,
Arizona, with a lovely dinner party.
All present enjoyed the feast.
Federation Elects Officers
At the close of the meeting of the
Arizona Federation of Colored Wom-
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