Phoenix tribune., 1919-11-22

der to secure it Mr.. and Mrs. Gault
paid spot cash and got a clear title
to the place. Mr.. Gault is employed
at the New York Store, as janitor
Visitor From ST. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. C. H. Lott of ST Louis, Mo, is
here visiting his brother, Mr.. P. S.
Lott of 429 East Washington street.
They had not seen each other for II
years and the meeting was a Joyful
one. MI Lott is engaged in business
in st. Louis and is here looking
around with a view to entering busi-
ness in this city. He will remain
throughout the winter months and if
Gavorably impressed with Phoenix,
nvil, return to ST. Louis, close out his
business and cast his lot with us. He
believes a good drug store and soda
fountain, where light lunches are
served will be a paying investment,
and is inclined in that direction.
Mrs. johnson Indisposed
Word came to us from Tempe that
Mrs. ]. A. Johnson, formerly of this
city, is confined to her home with a
slight illness.
New Officers Elected
Members of the local branch N. A.
A. C. P. have elected a new set of
Officers for the ensuing year. Fol-
lowing are the names: J. A. Green,
president; J. H. McReynolds, vice
president; R. ]. Murray, secretary;
Mrs. Many J. Roberts Brady, treasur-
er. A meeting will be held Monday
night, November "a, at Douglas school,
and all members are urged to attend.
Business of Importance will come be-
fore this meeting and it is very nee
essary that a representative number
be present
Pleasant Surprise
Tuesday evening, November IL
members of Tanner Chapel, A. M. E.
church, gave their pastor, Rev. T. J.
Sanford, and his wife, a pleasant sur
prise. All kinds of good things, like
sugar, butter, flour, potatoes, bacon
etc, were showered upon them and
they are smiling still. Old man II. C.
l.. has been given a severe blow at
this home and has about decided to
seek other quarters.
other quarters.
Visitor From NogaIes
Mrs J. r. Campbell of Nogales, was
q business visitor in the city this
week: Mrs. Campbell is a niece of
Mr.. G. II. Haywood, organizer of the
Phoenix Protective league, and was
the guest of her uncle during her
stay in Phoenix. She returned to No
gales Tuesday.
Parent Teachers Meeting
Every Friday evening the Parent
Teachers association will meet at
Douglas school for transaction of bust
ness All parents and well wishers of
the organization are invited to al
tend Mrs. ]. A. Wimberly, president;
Mrs. Paul Green, secretary.
U. 3. F.s Organized
Tuesday evening, November II,
Grand Master Arthur Mckinney set
up lodge of United Brothers OF
Friendship with 16 members, at Dor
ris hall The following were elected
officers for the ensuing year: ]. M.
Robertson, worthy master; Charles
Smith, deputy master; P. S. Lott, sec
retary; Lewis Varnes, treasurer; C.
c. Credible, chaplain. The trustees
are ]. ]. Brown, Sam Smith and Ed
ward Carter. The name selected for
the new lodge is Bell of Arizona, No.
II, I. B. F.
From Tempe, Arz.
Mrs. Maggie Thomas and Mr.. ]. A.
Johnson of Tempe, were Sunday visi-
tors in Phoenix.
From Pecos City
Mrs. Hazel Boxdale of Pecos City,
Okla, is a recent arrival in the CITY.
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wood. Her husband, Mr. Earnest Box
dale, and her brother, Mr.. Alice Hay
wood, preceded her and are employed
on a ranch near this city She will
Join them aud make this her perma-
nent home Mr.. G. H. Haywood, hes
father. had not seen his daughter for
u years and was truly glad TO greet
her.
Arrivals From Houston, Tex.
Mr.. L. Mitchell and family of Hous-
ton, Tex, arrived in the city this
week and are located on East Jeffer-
son street in one of DR.. W. C. Hack
ett's houses. Mr.. Mitchell has ac-
cepted a position with Goldberg 5,
They have four children who will at
tend Douglas grammar school.
Reception For New Pastor
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