Phoenix tribune., 1919-09-20


dergarten and who has been doing
post graduate work in Chicago this
summer, will again preside over the
destinies of these young hopefuls.
Pleasant Surprises
Several of the yacationists who re-
turned from the coast were agreeably
surprised when they entered their
homes. Mrs. Elma Scaggs and her
son-in-law, Mr. Manning. of 1916 East
Madison street, spent several hundred
dollars remodeling and decorating the
interior of their home. When Mrs.
Manning and son returned last week
they hardly knew their own home. 1t
remained for Mr.. Perry Payne of 64
South Bird street, to pull a genuine
surprise. With him, money is no OBJ
ject so while his wife and daughter
were enjoying the delightful sea
breezes in California, he engaged a
retinue of expert carpenters and in
terror decorators who transformed his
residence into veritable palace. Mrs.
Payne and daughter were so surprised
when they stepped into their home, till
the smile of satisfaction has not yet
worn off
Influenza Coming
Over thirty cases of influenza are
reported in Los Angeles and Chicago
and it is coming this way Prepare
to meet it with a sickness and acci-
dent policy in the Commonwealth Cas-
ualty Company. We pay $25 per week
for loss of time caused by influenza
or other sickness. The cost of this
policy is only $40 per year. You can
not afford to be without one. Phone
1850 and let our representative call
and explain it to you. A. r. Smith,
General Agent for the State of Ari-
zona, 1902 East Jefferson street, Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
Second Baptist Church
The Pastors Anniversary Rally held
| last Sunday at the Second Baptist
church proved entirely successful.
Splendid sermons, essays, solos and
other literary endeavors added to the
enjoyment of the occasion, which was
all Rev. C. A. Gilmore, the pastor, and
his members could wish it to be.
Endeavor Meeting
Sunday evening at $50 the Allen
/ Christian Endeavor of Tanner Chapel
A. NJ. E. church will discuss the sub
| ject of "Truthfulness" at its, meeting
This promises to be the most interest
ing meeting ever held by the society
and a cordial invitation is extended
the public to come and hear the dis
cussion. You may enter into it if you
desire. Meeting open to all. Come.
C. M. {. Church Services
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M, preach
ing at II a. M, and p m, Epworth
League at I p. m. Everybody invited
To Conference
Rev. A. C. Caldwell will leave soon
to attend the annual conference o.
the c. M. E. church, which convenes
lat Santa Monica, Cal.
Grace Baptist Church
Dr..r NH n m
Everybody invited. Come, bring youl
Bibles. Rev. J. II. Jones, minister, S2l
South Montezuma
Apostolic Church
Corner Eleventh street and Eas
jefferson. Services all day Sunday
iCome and be endowed with the Holy
Spirit.
Second Baptist Church
Sunday School at 10 a. NJ; preach
in gat IL a m. and p m; B. Y. P
lU. at Z p. m. Everybody welcome tC
attend these services. Rev. c. A. Gil
more, pastor.
Wedding Bells Ring Softly
We received message this morn
ing stating that "A popular young mai
of this city who recently returned fron
an institution of learning in Kansas
would lead fair damsel to hymeni
altar this Wednesday night. The younI
lady i'll the case is a resident OF
smelter city, situated about ninet,
miles from Phoenix. We were told t
keep this information secret until afte
the ceremony had taken place an
every one knows that newspaper re
porter is the last person to reveal
secret. Why, we wouldn't dare pull
lish anything about it until full pei
mission was granted.
Local Talent Monday Night
Several of our local musicians an
soloists have consented to take par
in the preliminary exercises Monda
night at the High School auditorium