Phoenix tribune., 1919-11-01
=ndeavor Elects Officers


ry was chosen president, Mrs. M. c.
Franklin, vice-president, and Miss
Constance Hall, secretary. Mrs. ]. A.
Wimberley, the retiring president, was
compelled to sever all connections
with the society here because OF the
fact that her husband, Rev. J. A. VIM
berley, has accepted the pastorate of
the church at Mesa, and her duties call
her to this charge.
Burgess Property Changes Hands
The beautiful residence at No. Ia
North Eleventh street formerly owned
by Rev and Mrs. w R. Burgess OF
Oxnard, Cal, has been purchased by
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben James, 10 North
Eleventh street
Bouncing Baby Girl
Born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mccoy of 1705 East Jefferson street,
nine--pound baby girl Mother and
daughter are doing fine. Congratula-
tionsI
Texas Visitor in City
Mr.. R. c. Little of Galveston, Texas,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. L. Maynard at
III South Tenth street, He will make
this his permanent home.
Home from California
Mrs. William Woody of 400 East
Van Buren street returned last week
from a pleasant vacation spent in Cal
ifornia. During her stay in Los An
geles Mrs. Woody visited Mesdames
Emma Cunningham, William Niles and
]. E. Walton.
coterie Club Meeting
Last week the ladies' Of the Coterie
club met with Mrs. J. A, Green in the
parlors of the A. M. E. church and
enjoyed pleasant socia hour Next
meeting will be with Mrs. Jessie
James at 10 North Eleventh street.
Phoenicians to California
Mr.. and Mrs. T. U. Branch OF 545
East Jefferson street have disposed of
their interests in this establishment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and moved to
Oakland, Cal, where they will here
after reside.
Our Trip to Prescott
Full account of our trip TO Prescott
will appear in next weeks issue of the
Tribune. Watch for it.
From Columbus, N. M.
Mrs. Kathline Dickerson of Column
bus, N. NJ, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
f. G. Gilbreath at SIS South Third ave-
nue.. She will remain for an indefinite
stay.
c. S. v. Jones III
Mr.. C. S. V. Jones, our estimable
artisan, is suffering with a bad case
of pneumonia He has been removed
to the hospital and is being attended
by DR.. W.. c. Hackett. His condition
is not serious.
U. 3. F.'s Organized
Members of the U. B. f. club will |
meet Tuesday evening, Nov. II, at
Doris hall for the purpose of forming
a permanent organization or lodge. i
Mr. Arthur Mckinney will initiate the
men and confer the degrees. Mrs. E. |
NJ. Brown is deputy organizer for this |
state and it was due chiefly to her
efforts that the proposed lodge is
made possible.
$177 Was Raised
In last weeks Tribune it was erro
noeously stated that $115 was raised
Ly members of the A. M. E. church at
Mesa in their rally, whereas $117 was
reported. Rev. J. A. Wimberley and |
his congregation are elated over the |
success of this rally and desire to
thank all who helped them to raise
this large amount.
Mesa and Tempe Next
Our next out-of-town trip will be to
Mesa and Tempe districts. The ride
to Prescott was the beginning of a
statewide tuor which we hope to com.
plete within the next few months.
New Pastor Arrives
Rev. Sanford and wife of Lexington,
Mo-, arrived in Phoenix last week and
are domiciled at the parsonage of the
A. NJ E. church, 113 South Second |
street. Rev. Sanford succeeds Rev.
Herring as pastor of the A. M. E.
cuhrch in this city and on last Sunday
morning preached his first sermon to
members of this church. He is logi-
cal, forceful speaker and wonderfully
impressed the people.
Sickness and Accidents Will Happen
A wise person does not live as
though his income couldn't stop. He
makes provision for sickness, lack Of
work, accidents and old age, by hav-
ing a health and accident policy Ill
company like the Commonwealth Cas-
uaIty Company. This company pays
$25 per week for loss of time caused