Phoenix tribune., 1919-07-12


mother, Mrs. Richard Rosser of SIG
East jefferson street left last week
for Boston, Mass, where they will
:. visit during the summer. They will
remain in the east until next June.
Mrs. Rosser has a son in Chelsa.
Mass, who recently graduated from
Meharry Dental College of Nashville,
Tenn, and is practicing his profess
sion in that city They will visit him
before returning to Arizona.
Find Home for Girl
Rev. and Mrs ]. A. Wimberley. 217
North 18th street, who cared for Me-
lisa Jones, the 14-year-old daughter
of Mrs. o. B. Simmons, have succeed
ed in placing the girl in a good home.
She is with the family of Mr. John
Bradshaw, a rancher who lives sew
j., en- miles west of Phoenix. The VIM
berleys cared for the girl from June
4th until last week, when she was
placed in a home.
Here From Roswell, NJ. NJ
Mrs. Della Robinson of Roswell, n.
i NJ, arrived in Phoenix Tuesday even
! ing and is staying with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Lucas at 1888 West Grant street
Mrs. Robinson is an aunt of Mr. Lucas.
She will make Phoenix her permanent
home Mr. Lucas is expecting his
mother from Dallas, Tex, this month
and she TOO, will make Phoenix her
home.
Mrs. GiIbreath convalescine-
Mrs. F. G. Gilbreath, SIS South Sec
ond avenue, who was reported on the
sick list last week, has recovered and
lis going about as usual
Back From Federation Meet
Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter returned
Tuesday evening from Grand Forks.
N. d.. where she attended the meet
ling of the Northwestern Federation
Elsewhere in this issue we publish an
account of what she did for Phoenix
while attending the meeting.
Going Back to California
Mr.. r. D. Simpson, president of the
Phoenix Branch of the National AS
lsoeiation for the Advancement of Col
ored People, will return to California
next week Mr. Simpson worked
hard to establish the Phoenix Branch
Of the N A. A. G. p, and no small
amount of credit is due him for his
earnest, sincere work.
Crumps to Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Crump left
last week for Prescott to spend the
summer. They have rented cottage
lir the Mile High City and the entire
family will occupy it during the sum-
mer months. Misses Elizabeth and
Emily Crump arrived in Prescott this
week and will join the family in their
summer home.
Last Call
For Sale-An established grocery
business. Receipts over $500 weekly.
Sell at invoice. Address "B" Box 1852
Phoenix
Country Dinner Served
An old-fashioned country dinner,
consisting of fried chicken, chicken
land dumplings, barbecued lamb and
lbarbecued beef, was served at the A.
NJ. E. church, Wednesday, July 8. That
renowned chef, C. s. V. Jones, was IN
charge of the affair, and jcdging from
the way people came and went, this
dinner proved a financial success.
Jones knows how to prepare an ap-
lpetizing meal and it is needless to
SAY the patrons enjoyed the dinner.
The cashier had not finished counting
the receipts "Wednesday evening and
I'VE are forced to go to press without
ia complete set of figures to present to
the public Next weeks Tribune will
tell the story.
Read Race Literature
At Gardners cigar stand, q South
End street, you will find on sale all
the leading Race papers and periodi-
cals, such as the Chicago Defender,
Dallas Express, Crisis, etc. Acquire
the habit of reading Race literature
and remember that you can secure
most any paper or magazine of note
at Gardners, South End street.
Big Doings for Phoenix
July 23rd the Grand Session of the
Sir Knights and Daughters of Tabor
and International Order of Twelve will
convene at Arcadia hall in this city.
Sir P. E. Alexander of Los Angeles,
Calf, Chief Grand Mentor and other
notables will grace our city on this
occasion Elaborate preparations are
being made to entertain these distin-
lguished visitors.
An Enterprisine Concern
Messrs. Cleveland and Banks, own
lers of the big second hand clothing