Phoenix tribune., 1919-03-29


The elaborate turkey dinner given
by the ladies of the Excelsior club
last Tuesday at Doris hall proved a
financial success. A neat little sum
was realized and everyone who par
took of the sumptuous spread says
that grand is the word that fully ex-
presses the quality and style of the
entertainment.
Home from Coast
Miss Sledie Bell, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. ]. B. Bell of 1910 East Madi-
son street, is home after several
months sojourn in California. She
is here for an INDEFINITE stay.
Soldiers Entertained
The ladies' of the Charity club
gave a special banquet for the return
ed soldiers last Wednesday night. The
affair was staged at the residence of
Mrs. o. G. Howard 726 West Grant
street and though we have not been
able to get full details, we feel safe
to say that it was perfect in all ap-
pointments. Next weeks issue will
contain a complete account of the
affair.
| Expert Auto Repair Man
S. E. Ellsworth, 719 West Washing
ton street, has opened an auto repair
shop at the above address and is max
ing a bid for your work. He is an
expert auto mechanic and his prices
are reasonable. Give him trial. He
will treat you right.
Something New
The management of the Tribune has
treat in store for the readers OF
this paper and will release the first
instalment next week. 1t comes in
the form of a great serial story by
one of the most noted writer's in this
country. The Tribune is indeed for
tunate to secure this story for its
readers and we know you will appre-
ciate it. 1t means an extra outlay
of cash to secure such good articles
for this paper, but SO long as you
appreciate our effort, what do we care
for expense? Our aim is to please
our readers and next weeks issue OF
the Tribune will contain the first in
stallment of this great story. Don't
miss single copy. Send in your sub
scription now and enjoy volume of
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Jim Henderson Indisposed-
Mr.. jim Henderson has been on the
sick list the past week. He is much
improved at present.
X. of p. Annual Sermon
The Knights of Pythias and Court
of Calanthe held their annual Thanks
giving sermon last Sunday afternoon
at the A. M. E. church. A large crowd
was present and the sermon was
grand. Rev. R. H. Herring preached
the sermon.
Helen Vance Home Soon
Readers of the Tribune will be
pleased to learn that Mrs. Helen Harp
er Vance, who is now student at
Prairie View College, Prairie View
Texas, will be back in Arizona about
May Is. She has been too busy will
her studies to write for the Tribune
but will contribute an occasional arti
Gle on her return. Our old readers
will remember Mrs Vance as the
writer who used to handle the Pres
colt column and helped to place this
paper among the leading publication
OF the race.
Spreading His Wings
DIR. W. C. Hackett, our popular ply
sician, has purchased the residence
of Judge Kibbey's on East Jefferson
street and will convert the same int
a first class sanitarium.
Buys Home on South Side
Mrs. H. D. Jackson has purchases
a cottage, corner Lincoln and Thir'
avenue and is having some improve
n1ents made on it. She is comfort
ably domiciled in her new home.
Phoenix Protective League
Last Monday night the members o
the Protective League decided tina
the organization had grown so impol
tant that two meetings a month woul
not suffice for the transaction of tn
business and accordingly voted to hol
d meetings every Monday night unit
< the hot weather begins. A volume
n important business was disposed
Il at the last meeting and number
applications for membership were r.
: ceived. The great interest that
! being manifested in this organizatio
by out of town folks as well as b
the people Of this city, proves tn
feeling this movement has create'
Application after application from OF
of town people, accompanied b
checks and money orders for year
! dues and the alacrity with which ne