Phoenix tribune., 1919-12-27
LOCAL NEWS
Approaching A Marriage


city. We are not at liberty to pub.
lfsh the names of the contracting par
ties, but it is said that both are we'll
known in Phoenix. The wedding will
take place on the evening of Decem-
Der 29 at the home of the groom, 234
North nth street.
Lest You Forget
Tribune advertisers want your
trade and will treat you right. Go
where you are invited.
Ladies' Aid Society
The Ladies' Aid Society of the A.
NJ. E. Church met Friday afternoon,
December 18th, with Mrs. Chas. Ward.
12S South Fifth street The society
agreed tospurchase a Christmas pres
ent for the pastor and his wife, also
to supply them with more kitchen
utensils. for which purpose the neces-
sary funds were voted out of the
treasury. After enjoying the dainty
refreshments which were served by
the hostess, the meeting adjourned to
meet Friday, December 26th, at the
residence of Mrs. l. McPinion, 1921
East Jefferson street.
Mr.. Wallace ConvaIescent
Mr.. l. K Wallace, of 1909 East JEFF
ferson street, who the past week was
confined to his home with tonsilitis,
has improved sufficiently to resume
his duties. q
Rev. conIey Returns
Rev. ]. A Conley, an eminent Bap-
tist divine of this city, returned Mon
day from Douglas, Arz., where he
has been holding services the past
few weeks.
Revival Meetings
Rev. w. ]. Conquest of the A. NJ.
E. Zion church will Eegin series of
revival meetings at his church in this
city on December 81 and continue the
same as long as conditions warrant.
An invitation is extended the public
to attend the opening services watch
meeting night, December 81. The
church is located at 1922 South Monte
yuma street.
Mrs. Fannie Duck Confined
Friends Of Mrs Fannie Duck of 500
South Third street will regret to learn
that she is a patient at ST. Joseph's
hospital, having undergone a delicate
operation. She has been a patient in
this hospital for the past two weeks
and but little improvement is noted
in her condition.
Tanner Chapel Crowded
Sunday night, December 21st, Tan
ner chapel, A NJ E. church, was filled
to overflowing with interested spec
tators, who came to hear the wonder
full sermon of Rev. Sanford. About
seventy-five extra chairs had been pro-
vided for seating the people, and be-
fore the close of services, every seat
had been taken and many were turned
away. Six new members were added
to the church roll, and the collection
for the day was SIS. Next Sunday,
December 2Sth, is rally day, and judg-
ing from past attendance, standing
room will be at a premium.
Old Folks Concert
January Sth there will be an Old
Folks Concert given at the Second
Baptist church. If you want to enjoy
good hearty laugh, get ready for
this laugh-provoker. Old folks play
ing the part of children. It's so diff
ferent to anything you have ever seen.
Don't forget the place and date.
Public Schools CIcee
All city and public schools have
closed for the holidays and the pupils
and teachers will enjoy brief vaca-
tion.
Parent-Teachers' Meeting
Every Friday evening there will be
a meeting of the Part-Teachers' asso-
citation at Douglas school. You are
invited
To Los Angeles
Rev. w. ]. Conquest, pastor of the
A. M. E. Zion church, left Monday
evening for Los Angeles to spend the
holidays with his family. Rev. o. B.
Simmons will preach Sunday after
noon and evening at this church.
Leap-Year Turkey Dinner
The S. M. T.'s and U. b. F.'s will
give Leap-Year turkey dinner Janu-
ary 9Th, at Doris hall. They will be.
gin serving at p. m. and continue
until everything is sold. After the
dinner public installation will be
held and the newly elected officers
of these societies will be inducted in
to office. Everybody welcome And,
remember. the turkey dinner will in
clude turkey with all the trimmings.
Come and get yours. Only 81 plate.
-Advt.