Phoenix tribune., 1919-04-19

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+. Rev. w. r. Burgess Home
Last week Rev w. R. Burgess held
evangelist meetings in Prescott at
the Mt Olive Baptist church Serv-
ices proved successful and he will
return to that city to conduct Easter
services and baptize a. few candidates.
He reports the people of Prescott as
enterprising and progressive.
New Arrivals
Mrs. Mamie Foster of San Antonio.
Tex, is a recent arrival in the city.
She is staying at the residence of
Mrs. B. Smith, POI East Van Buren,
street. Mr. Henry Coleman of Globe
: another recent arrival is staying at
the residence of Mrs. Smith. Both
Mrs Foster and Mr.. Coleman are old
acquaintances Of Mrs. Smith. She has
known them since childhood
X. of p. Easter Entertainment
Peerless Lodge No. /, X. of p, will
: give their annual Easter entertain
ment April 23rd, at Patrick's new Ar
cadia hall.
Turkey Dinner April 10Th
The Arizona club will give big
turkey dinner April 10Th at the Sec
ond Baptist church, corner Fifth St
and Jefferson. Service begins at II
a. m, and lasts until 8 p. M Forty
cents pays for the big feed. Come and
get yours. Proceeds go for the bene-
fit of the church.
Governor Campbell Will Speak
Monday evening, April 21 there will
be an entertainment at the A M. e.
church, corner Second street and JEFF
ferson. This entertainment will be
in honor of the returned Colored SOL
diers and number of prominent citi-
zens of both races will deliver ad-
dresses on this occasion. One of the
speakers will be Governor Thomas e.
Campbell, who has graciously consent
ed to be present on this occasion. Ser
geant Ford M. White and Mr.. John
Clemons, recently returned from over
seas, will each deliver a short talk.
Other speakers also will address the
audience and great time is being
looked forward to. Refreshments will
be served and everybody in the Salt
River valley is invited to be present
and show our boys that you appreci-
ate what they did. Come early
Olympia Tent Meet
Tuesday afternoon, 3 o'clock, the
children of Olympia Tent are request
ed to meet at the A. M. E. church.
Mrs. Emma L. Lott, Q. M; Mrs. Le-
Roy Essex, Vice @. M; Mrs. j. A.
Green, Manager.
Easter Services at A. M. E. Church
Appropriate Easter exercises will
be given Sunday at the A. M. e.
church, corner Second and Jefferson
streets AT p. m. the Easter pro-
gram by the Sunday school will be
rendered Mesdames Allen Smith and
Rachael Smith will have charge of
the program. At p. m. the A. M E.
choir will render splendid concert
Everybody welcome.
Off to Ajo
Mr. R. D. Simpson, secretary of the
Phoenix Protective League, left on
Thursday for Ajo, Arizona, to accept
. a lucrative position which has been
rendered him. We regret the loss OF
such valuable man, but find conso-
lation in the thought that our loss is
Ajo's gain.
Brand New Buick
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Lucas of South
Ninth avenue are the proud owners of
bright new Buick touring car pur-
chased last week Mrs. Lucas is learn
ing to drive the car so that she may
take her friends for an occasional au-
TO trip about the city.
Grand Rally Sunday
Easter Sunday will be fittingly OBJ.
served by the members of the c. M
e. church. This will be grand rally
day and all the club captains who
have been working so faithfully the
past month, will make their reports
Sunday night. The entire day will
be taken up with some kind of exer
cises at this church Sunday school,
at 10 a M, preaching at IL a. m.
preaching at p. m. by Rev. o. B
Simmons of Las Cruces, n NJ, lecture
at p. m. by Sergeant Ford NJ White
and the. grand sacred concert anC
rally at p. m. Something doing
every minute. If you want to enjoy
Easter Sunday, visit the C. M. E
church.
Great Lecture Sunday Afternoon
Hear Sergeant Ford NJ White, Co
B, 349th M. G. Bn., Easter Sunday, 4
p. m, at the c. NJ E. church, corner