Phoenix tribune., 1919-08-30

lMI M NlNG
me that they are going to give a pic
mic on Labor Day They are superb
entertainers.
Some Party, Believe Me
'Lo Skinnal 1 heard them kids had
rollekin time down at the partyo
t'yuther night I say they did, boy.
Well, what partyo? Why Chris
SCOTS party at his aunts house.
726 West Grant street Say, they
romped and skipped over the lawn
and in the house like young lambs
over a green pasture near shady
brook in early spring. There were
old fashioned ring plays, prize games
and sweet music to delight the young.
Did you see that most lovely basket
Of rare roses? Had the donner been
placed in the midst of those roses.
one could not have decided which was
the most lovely. Say, I heard Lois
Peterson carried off first prize of the
games, and straws were drawn be.
tween Timothy Gilmore and Willie
Smith for the BOBBY prize Timothy
the winner You'll had some punch,
eh? Yes, and some licking good ice
cream, cake and candy, too. Whatl
kids were there? Wait leme see
lone l. Smith, Mary B. Hester, Lottie
Mae Sopus, Myrtle Jones, Annie Con-
ner, Laveria McLendon, Cora Smith.
Ella Mae Jones, Constance Hail.
Sarah Smith,. Bertha Jones, Blanche
Hester, Helen Peterson, Lillian Chris
tian, Lois Peterson, Helen L. Chris
tian, Juanita White, Maurice Hudson,
Chester Maryland, Walter McMillen,
Ewait Phillips, Charles Smith, VIM.
Smith, Robert Fambrough, Frank H.
Gardner, Wilber B. Smith, Timothy
Gilmore, Harold Carriger, Adrain
Smith, John Credible, Earl Johnson.
Christopher Scott, and Mr.. Ford
White (the baseball manager). They
tell me Chink Snowden furnished the
music, and Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Muir
ray were assisted by Mesdames Marie
Williams and Essie Robinson; and
say, boy, they were some hostesses,
too. They know just how to entertain
the young folks. l say they do!
Off to California, Maybe
Mrs. D. w. Young of 1892 East Mad
ison street is scheduled to leave Sat
urday for California to spend few
weeks with friends If the trains run
she will go, otherwise she will not
ChIdren's Concert Given
Mrs Allen Smith, superintendent of
Tanner Chaptel Sunday school, gave
childhens concert Wednesda; eve.
ming at the A. NJ E. church. The af
fair was complete success and a
neat little sum was realized. Pro-
ceeds were for the benefit of the pas
tor
Ray Visitor
Forest Burney of Ray was Wis
Itor in the city this week.
On Vacation
Mrs. VIM. Day of 104O East Madi.
son street left this week for Chandler
where she will spend several weeks
on the Gray ranch. She will enjoy
herself hunting and fishing.
Mr. aNNson \ Nie;+o.
Mr.. R. w. Lawson of California.
former resident of Phoenix is a busi.
ness visitor in the city this week. Mr.
Lawson is Deputy organized of the
Shriners in this city and is here in
connection with his work as such.
Johnsons Purchase Home
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Johnson of 517
South Third avenue purchased a lot
on East Jefferson street and will erect
house there soon.
Visitors From Litchfield
Mrs. e. G. Hall and daughter, Miss
Novelette,, were business visitors in
the city Wednesday.
Contingent Friends
Sunday will be given over to the
collection of contingent funds at the
A. NJ. &. church. Rev, Ramsey will
preach at II a. M, and the pastor
desires that everyone come Your
dollar money is due and payable at
this time.