Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-20

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street.
From Kansas
Mrs. Chas. Lee of Leavenworth,
Kans., and Miss Della Lee of Kansas
City, mother and sister of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lee, 800 So. 4th avenue
are visiting in the city.
From Houston, Texas
Miss Lucinda Sanders of Houston
Texas, arrived in Phoenix last Satur
day and is staying at the residence of
her uncle, Rev. c. A. Gilmore, 425
East Washington She will make this
her home.
Tucson Arrivals
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor of Tue
son, Ariz., arrived in the city last week
and are staying at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs p F. McCutcheon, 1915
East Jefferson street They have
come to reside permanently.
To Fort Huachuca
Mrs. c. NJ Jones, who has been
spending the summer in Los Angeles,
passed through this city last week en-
route to Fort Huachuca, where she
will accept a position as teacher for
the Colored children of the post.
Returning Vacationists
Among the vacationists to arrive in
Phoenix last week were Mrs Myrtle
Vaughn from Los Angeles and Mrs
VIM P. Crump and family from Pres
colt.
From Superior
Mr.. C. Stone of Superior arrived in
the city last week. He has been en-
gagged in business in Superior for the
past month.
To ScottsdaIe
Miss Jessie Bruen of Scottsdale
Ariz., who has been spending the sum
mer at Long Beach, passed through
Phoenix last week en- route home.
Slightly lndisposed
Mrs. Clarence Lindsey of 1874 Eas
jefferson street has been confined tt
her home few days suffering with &
slight illness. She is reported much
improved at present
A Genuine Surprise
Tuesday evening, Sept. 9, Mrs. Steve
Howard of 230 N. 11th street, was
given delightful surprise by her hus
band and their daughter and son, Mr.
land Mrs Sam Lackey. Did she know
of the affair? Thereby hangs tale
She was the recipient of many beauti
full and useful presents. Among thos'
present were: Rev. and Mrs. c. A
Gilmore, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Wimber
ley, Mrs. e. l.. Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Nc
Cutcheon, Miss Pauline Howard, Mis-
Essie Robinson, Misses Mayme ant
Willie Mae Wimberley and Maste
Green Wimberley, Messrs. j. 0. Green
F.. c. Cleveland and Hugh A. Andrews
Miss Robinson assisted Mr.. and Mrs
Lackey and Mr.. Howard in SERVING
their guests who enjoyed themselve
to the highest At a late hour tn
guests departed. all wishing Mrs
Howard many happy birthdays.
off to Conference
Rev. r. II. Herring, pastor of Tan
ner Chapel A. M e. church. left thi
week for Denver, Colo, to attend thu
annual conference. Rev Ramsey ant
Mr. A. Richardson will have charge
of the pulpit next Sunday. Mr.. Rich
ardson will speak in the morning anC
Rev Ramsey will speak at the even
ing services.
Ira O'Neal Defeated
Our idol went down in defeat las
Friday night before the mighty Ruff
Williams of San Francisco. The hous
was packed and jammed as both boy
were quite popular and had numerou
supporters. 1t was real fight tina
commenced as soon as the men Ell
tered the ring and the crowd was give
run for its money" Ira became
little careless in the fifth round an
Rufus lost no time in taking adyai
tage of the opportunity which thi
carelessness presented. Result: II
met a disastrous defeat. Next time
will be different. Just wait and SEE
IN MEMoRluM
The following poem is dedicated b
friend to Mrs. A. G. Sheppersor
who departed this life few days ag
in Los Angeles, Cal, and was burie
in this city:
"She toiled along a rugged path
with burdens sore distressed;
Until the voice of Jesus said,
Come unto me and rest.