Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-12

oo W ~ " press on Time, line was
lost. We reproduce the article as il
should have appeared in last weeks
edition:
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Ella Barker, 1926 East Wash
ington street, wishes to thank the
Coterie club and her many friends for
their kindness shown her daughter
Mrs. Georgia Hoyt, who recently had
an operation performed upon hei
throat by the skilled hand of DR.. Rob
ert Brownfield, specialist; and non
malignant papaloma of nine years
growth removed, which other doctors
had failed to find. She is now on the
road to permanent recovery.
Motor Party to Chandler
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Brown, Mrs. VIM. Woody, Mrs
Lille Virgins and Mrs. A. Jones mot
ored to Chandler and the Gray ranch
and enjoyed pleasant afternoon
They also made trip to Goodyear
and were the guests of Mrs. e. e
Burkhardt at well appointed dinner
The Browns just recently purchased
bright new Dodge touring car and
this was their first out of town trip
in the new car Needless to say the
Dodge made good and all enjoyed the
ride.
Mrs. James Entertains-
Mrs. Jessie James, 10 North 18th
street, entertained last week with a
SQUAD breakfast, complimentary to
Mrs. Ullary of Little Rock, Ark. Those
to enjoy the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. James were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Stearns and daughter, Miss Bobbie
Stearns and Mrs. E. L. Clayton. After
breakfast the party was taken for a
motor trip to Mesa by Mr.. Stearns in
his reliable Dodge Returning to
Phoenix they were the guests of Mrs.
Clayton at her beautiful home, 1122
East Washington, where delightful re-
freshments were served them.
Home from Vacation
Mrs. A. M. Peck of 234 w 18th ST.,
/ returned last week after spending
several months visiting friends and
relatives in Memphis, Tenn, and Little
Rock. Ark. She reports an enjoyable
trip. Mrs. Peck thinks the South a
nice place to visit but no place for 4
colored person to live. She related
several bloodcurdling incidents that
occurred while she was in that dis
| trict and further stated that the col.
cred people in the South are waking
up and preparing to defend themselves
against the unjust treatment they are
lreceiving.
Smell to Oklahoma
J. w. Smell, former owner of the
Fish House at 81 South 2nd street,
left last week for Muskogee Okla
homa where he will hereafter reside.
Back from District Conference
Rev. R. H. Herring, Rev. ]. A. VIM
berley and Mr.. A. T. Richardson re-
turned last week from Tucson, where
they attended the meeting of the A.
M. E. District conference and S. S.
Convention. Rev. J. H. Allen, presid-
ing elder of the Albuquerque district,
rracidod n tho oonforanoo ,,,l;ob ,,ro,-
ed entirely successful. The delegates
went on record as favoring better
school facilities for the colored chill
dren of Arizona. Mr.. A. r. Richard
son was chairman of committee that
drafted resolutions praising the work
of the presiding elder, Rev. Allen. and
limploring the blessings of the AL
mighty upon him and his work in this
district.
Rev. z. z. Johnson to Douglas
Last Sunday was quarterly meeting
day at the c. NJ f. church and pre-
siding elder Rev. Y. y. Johnson held
forth. A splendid congregation greet
ed him at each service and he deliv-
cred two powerful sermons. Dr. John
son left Tuesday morning for Doug
las, Ariz., where he will hold his
quarterly meeting next Sunday.
At the Baptist church
Regular services will be conducted
AT the Second Baptist chucrh next Sun
day and the pastor and members eX-
tend an invitation to the public 10
come and worship with them. Rev.
c. A. Gilmore, pastor. t. T. Turner.
superintendent Sunday school
A M. E. Church Services
Preaching at II a. N. and p m.
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m. Sun
day school 9:45 a. m. Everybody well
come to these services. Rev. r. II.
Herring. pastor. Chas. Fish, chorister.
Off to New Orleans, La
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