Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-14

bourne, ueXaS, are recent arrivals in
Phoenix and are staying at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. T. ]. White, 612 South
Third avenue. Mr.. T. A. White is one
Of the four sons of Mrs. T. J. White,
who were caught in the selective draft
and saw service in France Mr.. White
just recently returned from overseas,
where he won the title of sergeant
They expect to make Phoenix their
home.
Going East in July
Mr.. w. J. Rose, owner of the big
seven-passenger Chalmers that stands
at IL South Second street for the pur.
pose of conveying people to all Sec
tions Of the city, county and state, will
leave Phoenix July 1st on an overland
trip to points in the east. If you con
template trip in that direction, on or
about the above date, better phone
Mr. Rose for reservation as he will be
able to accommodate seven people on
ly. His phone number is 4144.
Fl Paso Arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Crawford and
little son of Ell Paso, Texas, are recent
arrivals in the city. They are staying
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
thew White, S09 South Fourth avenue
From Omaha, Nebraska
Mrs. Katie Jones of Omaha, Neb., is
visiting her daughter and son-in-law
Mrs. and Mr.. ]. w. King, I'll West
Sherman street She will remain for
an indefinite period.
Will Purchase Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shannon, re-
cent arrivals from FL Paso, Texas, who
have been staying at the residence of
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Bell, 134O East
Madison street, have been so favor
ably impressed with Phoenix and its
opportunities that they have decided
permanently.
Bouncing Baby Girl Arrives
Saturday evening, June 7th, an eight
pound baby girl arrived at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Mickens, cor
ner 18th avenue and Sherman street
She has been christened Nancy Mick
ems and is the pride of that home. The
mother and daughter are doing nicely
The ,Mickens are recent arrivals from
Boley, Okla, and are engaged in farm
ing.
Distinguished Visitors Here
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. T. Warren of Hot
Springs, Ark, are among the recent ar
rivals in Phoenix. They came for the
benefit Of Mr. Warrens health and are
staying at Is East Mckinley street
They arrived in Phoenix Saturday eve-
ming. June 1st, after a very hard trip
which took them through St. Louis,
Mo-, and lasted five days. Their fam
lily physician accompanied them and
administered such treatment as was
necessary to enable Mr.. Warren 10
make the trip safely. Mr. Warren is
Springs, Ark, and is native son. He
is Grand Worthy Counsellor for the
Knights and Daughters of Tabor in
the state of Arkansas. He also is a
33rd degree Mason and member of
every secret organization to which a
colored man can belong. He is mana
ger Of the Pythian bath house and sani-
tarium at Hot Springs and also con-
ducts an undertaking business. He is
one of the largest property owners in
that city and is considered quite veal
thy His improvement has been slow
since his arrival here, but hope for bet
ter results is entertained They desire
to thank the many friends who have
visited them and extend an invitation
to others to come and see them.
Children's Day Observed
Appropriate exercises were held at
all the churches last Sunday evening
in honor of Children's day. Splendid
programs had been prepared and were
well rendered to large and appreciative
audiences. The boys and girls who
took part in these exercises deserve
much praise and we are pleased to
speak few words complimentary 10
them.
Protective League Monday Night
The Phoenix Protective League will
meet Monday night, June 18th, at
Douglas school. This meeting is for
social purposes and no important bust
ness will be transacted. A general in
vitation is extended the public. ]. A.
Green, president; J. E. Lewis, secty.
Knights Of Tabor Sermon
The Knights and Daughters of Tab
or and the International Order of
Twelve will hold their annual Thanks
giving ceremony Sunday afternoon, 8
o'clock at the A. M. E. church. Rev.
c. A. Gilmore will preach the annual
sermon.