Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-24

THE PHOEN
NJ E. church. Date of meeting will be
announced later.
Mrs. James to Coast
Mrs. Jessie James left Thursday for
Oakland, Calf, to visit her son Ben,
Jr., who is attending school in that
city.
Phil Green Honored
The meeting of the Republican
county and state committee this week
was graced with the prense of our
own Phil Green, who was selected as
delegate from this county. Mr..
Green is a prominent business man
of the race and his selection rebounds
to the credit of his race. He has al
ways bsen identified with the Repub-
lican party and has rendered yeoman
service to the party in this state. He
is entitled to even greater honurs.
Public Installation
The(leap year turkey dinner given
by the U. B. F.'s and S. M. T.'s on
Jan. 9Th, at Doris hall was quite a
success, after which a public installa-
tion was held. The following officers
were installed by Mrs. NJ Berry of
of Campbell Pride No. IS and assisted
! by Rev. j. NJ. Robinson of Mesa, Wor-
thy Master of Belle of Arizona lodge
No. IL; Ella NJ. Brown, worthy prin-
cess; Ella NJ. Turner of Mesa, vice
princess, worthy secretary, Cora Trice
assistant secretary, Lille Virgins
worthy treasurer, Mollie Varnes, chap
lain, Mellessia Lott; worthy trustees
Betty Van, chairman; Susie Ward FL
ma Skaggs; sick committee, Alice Ma
berry, chairman, Vilot Hardwick, Mary
L. Brown; Joshua, Ida, NJ. Lewis Zil-
lah Nola E. Hamilton; pilot, Bertha
Carter; inside sentinel, Ida B. VIM
berley; outside sentinel Ray Smith.
After which Rev. T. J. Sanford, pas
tor of the A. NJ. E. church, gave us a
lecture along the line of U. B. F.'s
and S. NJ. T.'s which was very helpful.
Lining Up His Forces
Mr.. Paul Green, state manager for
the National Memorial Committee of
Washington, D. c., will begin lining
up his forces for the campaign soon
to be inaugurated by this committee.
The purpose of this organization is to
solicit funds for the erection of Il
monument in memory of the colored
soldiers and sailors who perished in
the late war. Mr. Green is in charge
of Arizona district.
s. |. A. C. Meeting
Ladies of the S. l. A. club met this
week with Mrs. Lucas and held an in
teresting session. The meeting Mon
day afternoon will be with Mrs. P. F..
McCutcheon, 1915 East Jefferson
street.
Splendid Services
Sunday was red-letter day at the
First A. NJ. E. Zion church, corner
Grant and Seventh avenue. Rev. Con-
quest, the pastor, assisted by his pre-
siding elder, Rev. Clark, conducted in
teresting services in the morning and
again at night. Many were received
into the church and all who attended
these. services were benefited. En-
thusiasm ran high throughout the
services and the meeting took on the
appearance of an old-time revival
Sam Smith Passes
Sam Smith, who has been confined
to the hospital the past few weeks,
died Wednesday night, Jan. 21st.
Smith was an old resident of Phoe-
nix, having lived here for nearly
twenty years. Funeral services will
be held as soon as eastern relatives
arrive. The direct cause of Smiths
death was due to an accident sus-
tanned by fall.
Are You Protected?
Should an accident occur, are you
protected? We pay $25.OO weekly ac-
cident benefits and $4,000 for acci-
dental death. Over three million dol
lars paid to policy-holders. North
America Accident Insurance Com
pany of Illinois. A. R. Smith, local
agent. Phone 1850.