Phoenix tribune., 1919-03-15
Local News
Mrs. Katie Moore III

Mrs. Katie Moore Ill
| Mrs. Katie More, 1419 East jefferson
street, an aunt of Miss Rena Moore,
is reported on the sick list. She came
here recently from Kansas City and is
staying at the residence of her niece.
Off to Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Carter, who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Varnes, 1925 East Madison street, left
Sunday for Los Angeles, California.
After short visit in the coast city the
Carriers will return to Phoenix.
Off for Tucson and EI Paso-
Mrs. Jennie Tillman, an evangelist
Of the Holiness church, who has been
staying at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. l. McPinion, S1S South 11th av-
'enue, left this week for Tucson and
FL Paso, where she will engage in
evangelistic work.
Covenant Meeting
Rev. C. A. Gilmore of the Second
Baptist church, Announces an old fash
ioned covenant meeting to be held at
his church, corner 5th street and JEFF
ferson, Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Everybody invited to this meeting and
the men folks have double invitation.
Charity Club
Ladies of the Charity club met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A.
Stewart, 29S West Jackson street. At
ter enjoying a pleasant afternoon the
meeting adjourned to meet next week
with Mrs Lynn Carter, TIA West Grant
street This meeting will be very
important one and all members are
requested to attend.
Y. M. P. Club
The Young Matrons Pleasure Club
met Friday, March 7, with Mrs. Myrtle
Vaughn, 80 East Monroe street. The
members of this club are planning to
entertain few of their friends at an
early date. Mrs. Vaughn served light
refreshments to the ladies and all
present spent a delightful hour. The
meeting adjourned to meet Friday,
March 21 with Mrs. Pearl Burney, 744
West Grant street.
Revival Services Will Close
The revival services which have
been going on at the A. NJ E. church
the past two weeks will close Sunday
night Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, who has
been in charge of these meetings, de-
serves much praise for earnest, sincere
work among us. We are pleased to say
her work has been a complete success.
She was ably assisted by the pastor,
Rev. R. H. Herring, throughout the
meeting and no small amount of praise
/ is due him also.
The Progressive Club
Ladies of the Progressive Art Club
met with Mrs 0. G. Howard, 726 w.
Grant street. All members enjoyed
the sewing lesson and the meeting
proved very interesting and instruc-
tive The ladies of this club are
pleased to have Mrs. Roy Lucas with
them again. Mrs. Clarence Hamilton,
1713 E. Jefferson street, was present
as visitor and permitted her name
to be enrolled as member. She will
prove a great help to the club in its
work as she is an experienced club
woman. Crochetting will be fea-
ture of the next meeting.
Baptist Revival
Revival meetings which began at the
Second Baptist church Sunday night
are being well attended and many are
coming forward for prayer. Twelve
have been taken into the church since
Sunday Three of these are candidates
for baptism and the others formerly
were members of the church. Rev. E.
M. Clemens of Fort Worth, Iexas, is
in charge of the meeting and with the
| able assistance of the pastor, Dr. C. A.
Gilmore, he is bringing things to pass.
The revival will continue all this week
and if the proper spirit is manifested
the meetings will continue few
nights. longer.
The Tribune His "Sunshine."-
Miss Anita White, 1119 East Adams
street writes as follows:
Il have been receiving the Tribune
every week since my return to Los
Angeles, and find that am at a loss
as to the news of Arizona, unless
receive this messenger.
After reading the paper each week
have been sending it to France to
friend whom l found has enjoyed
the reading and says the Tribune has
been the Sunshine of his Life over
there.p
Perhaps some of Sergeant Charles
c. Lewis friends would be pleased to
learn that his return from France was
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