Phoenix tribune., 1919-06-28

ing. Dainty refreshments were served
by the little hostess and were very
much enjoyed by all The following
Friday afternoon the ladies' met with
Mrs. o. G. Howard at her beautiful
residence on West Grant street in
what was the closing meeting of the
season. After disposing of such bust
ness as came before the body, an in
teresting program was rendered. Mrs.
Clarence Hamilton was in charge of
the program, which was indeed rare
treat. Mrs. P. M. Mccullough read a
paper on Reconstruction" and there
were many other numbers, all of
which were greatly enjoyed. Visitors
present were: Mesdames R. Stearns,
e. Scaggs, Robert Rogers, Miss
Scaggs and Mrs. Ursury of Fort
Smith, Ark
Off to Federation Meet
Thursday morning, Mrs. Lynn r.
Carter, president of the Arizona Fed
GRAFTON of Colored Womens clubs, left
for Grand Forks, N. D., to attend the
meeting of the Northwestern Fedora
ton of C. W. C. She will be absent
about three weeks
Off to District Conference
Wednesday morning, Rev. R. H. Her
ring left for Tucson to attend the A.
M. e. District Conference and Sunday
convention. Mrs Allen Smith also
went as delegate for Tanner Chapel
Sunday school. Mr.. Richardson went
as delegate for the Christian En-
deavor.
Grocery Store Changes Hands
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Eubanks, who
for the past two years conducted the
Blue Front Grocery at 1877 South 9Th
street, have sold their interest in tho
establishment to Mrs. Lula Wong, who
will hereafter conduct the same The
Eubanks have moved to their new
home at lilo South 4th avenue, where
tley will be pleased to have their
many friends visit them. They will
reopen q grocery store at their new
location within the next few days.
Mrs. Wong, who purchased the Blue
Front Grocery, is an old resident of
Phoenix and an experienced business
woman. She cordially invites your
trade and guarantees a square deal to
every one.
Florence Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Leos of Florence,
Ariz., are visitors in the city this
week. They are the house guests of
i MI. and Mrs. ]. C. Virgins at 1898
East Moreland street
Baptist Convention Called
Wednesday before the third Lords
day in August, the Baptists of Ari-
zona will meet at Tucson, Ariz., for
the purpose of organizing a conven-
ton. Rev. ]. B. Bell will preside at
the meeting, which is being called in
accordance with the wishes of the
director, Rev Ebert Moore, who was
in this city few days ago. All Bap-
lists are requested to take due and
timely notice hereof and be governed
accordingly.
Vacation Season Is Here
If any one doubts the Colored peo-
ple's ability TO enjoy the vacation
season, he has only to watch these
columns. They may not make as
much noise about their contemplated
trips as the other fellow does, but
they are surely making preparations
tn enjoy themselves in cooler cimeS.
Sunday, June 29th, Mesdames Chas.
H. Ward, Ed Moore and Cable Bouie
will leave for Kansas City, Mo. Mes
danes Ward and Moore will spend
the summer visiting in Missouri and
Kansas, while Mrs. Bouie will con-
tinue her trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
where she will remain during the
summer Mrs. Chas. Fish will leave
about July LIST for points in California
to enjoy the cool sea breezes. She
will be joined later by Mr.. Fish, her
husband and together they will visit
the various resorts, returning to Phoe-
nix early in the faH.
South Carolina Visitor
Mr.. Frank M. Liston, recently of
Fort Huachuca, Ariz., but native of
South Carolina, is a visitor in the
city Mr.. Liston is musician and
man of unusual literary attainment.
He is seeking employment and will
be pleased to communicate with a
firm, corporation or individual who
desires the services of a competent
office man. He is staying at 1922
East Washington street.
Down from Prescott
Mr. l.. A. McCarty, who conducts
| a second hand clothing store and a