Phoenix tribune., 1919-05-24
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corner Madison and fifteenth streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Henderan., nave
erected one of the most beautiful little
bungalows in Phoenix on their lot,
1888 East Madison street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben James are building another
cottage on their lots, corner Washing.
ton and Eleventh streets. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur McClendon, 1888 West Bu
chanan street, remodeled their lyme
and have treated the exterior to a
bright, new coat of paint, which adds
to its appearance and enhances the
value of their property. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Lewis have made extensive
repairs on their home, GIG South 3rd
avenue and are now comfortably domi-
ciled in their attractive little home.
Mrs. Fl. j. Jackson, 526 South 3rd ave
nue. has recently made some improve
ments on, her home Mr.. and Mrs. ]
7. Lucas, COG South 9th avenue, have
purchased materials for the erection
of a garage on their property. The
carpenters will start work on the
building real soon. Other buildings
are in contemplation of erection and
we shall have more to report in a
few days. Watch Phoenix Crow
apologies to Mr.. NJ H. Shelton.
| Los Angeles Visitor
Miss Mary Lee, daughter of Mrs.
Matte Lee, 113 West Grant street.
arrived in Phoenix last Friday from
Los Angeles for brief visit with her
mother She will return to Los An.
geles this week.
Back from Overseas
Mr.. Ed Lockett. one of the Phoenix
boys who enlisted in the U. S. Navy
early last year, is again with us. He
was assigned to the battleship Della
ware, and spent much time in the
North Sea, chasing German subma.
rines. He was slightly injured by an
explosion, otherwise he is hale and
hearty. Mr.. Lockett says that he is
truly glad to be back in the dear old
United States. Prior to enlisting in
the navy, Mr.. Lockett was chef ana
manager of the culinary department
at Donofrio's cafe. We are glad to
welcome you back. Mr.. Lockett and
assure you that we appreciate what
you did for us.
Anniversary Ceremony S. M. rs
Sunday, May 25th, Brown Temple
No. l, S. M. T's, will hold their an
nual sermon at p NJ, at the C. M. E..
church, corner Seventh and Jefferson
streets Rev. VIM. Solly will preach
the sermon for the ladies. The pub,
lie is invited to attend the services.
Graduation Exercises June 9th
The exercises for the graduating
class of colored pupils at the Phoenix
Union High school will be held on
June 9Th at the Auditorium. Three of
our boys will receive diplomas. They
are VIM. Clay, Jesse Williams and
Chester Merriman. Don't forget the
date and go out and bid these bows
god-speed.
Purchase Home on jefferson St.
Mrs. F. Moore and daughters, Mrs.
Geo. Wilson and Mrs. L. A. Walker.
have purchased a neat little two-story
cottage at 1922 East jefferson street
They are comfortably domiciled in
their new home.
Crump Girls Will Graduate
Invitations were sent to many Phoe.
nix people to attend the graduation ex-
ercises at Storer College, Harpers
Ferry, w. Va. Emily and Elizabeth
Crump are members of the graduating
class and their many friends will be
pleased to learn that they will be
home in June.
Baptist Rally Big Success
The grand rally at the Second Bap-
tist church last Sunday, was a COM
plete success. The members had been
divided into three clubs, representing
Alabama, Arizona and Texas. The
leaders of these clubs and the mem
oers, did some real work and sue
ceeded in turning in over $500 to the
church treasury. Arizona took second
place; OF course that made Alabama
come in for third money, while Texas
led with a total of 1922. The leader
of the Texas club says that it was a
walk-away for the Lone Star State.
The pastor, Rev. C. A. Gilmore. was
all smiles Monday morning and stated
to Tribune reporter that his people
never failed him. The money raised
at this rally will be used to, remodel
and beautify the interior of the church.
The various club leaders and mem
bers desire to thank all who contri-
buted to this noble cause and helped
to make the rally a success. The slo-
gan of the Texas club was: Texas
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