Phoenix tribune., 1920-08-14
Ninth Cavalry Chicken Dinner

Ninth Cavalry Chicken Dinner
There will be a chicken dinner given
by the Ninth Cavalry clut at East
Lake Park, Thursday, August &c. for
the benefit OF the c. NJ. E. church.
There viii be bail game between
the Phoenix Cubs and the Ladies'
Teddy Bears. Dinner served at -
O'Clock. Game called at p. m. Ev-
erybody invited.
Quietly Married
Monday evening, August 8, Mr.. Tod
Tannehill and Mrs. Jennie Simpson
were quietly married by Rev. NJ.
Thompson at the parsonage of the c..
NJ. E. church. After Sept. l the newly
weds win be at home to their friends
on East Jefferson street.
Chicken Dinner Wednesday
The stewardesses OF Tanner chapel,
A. NJ. E. church, will serve a genuine
chicken dinner Wednesday, August 19.
at the church, corner Second street
and Jefferson. Over forty nice plump
chickens have been procured for this
great dinner and all who dine with
the ladies on this occasion are assured
of a generous portion Service be-
gins at 1880 and continues until ev-
erything is sold. Come early and
avoid the rush.
Exciting Ball Game
Last Sunday the Buffalos, an aggre-
cation of colored ball players, held
the Chambers Tarnsfer team to a tie
at the East Lake tall park. The Buff
falos played a good, clean game
throughout and all kinds of favorable
comment was passed on them.
Barbecued Meats
The people of Phoenix are in clover
this summer when it comes to pro
curing hot barbecued meats. Last
summer there was not a barbecue pit
in town, and this summer we have
two first-class places where you may
go and be served. One is Mr.. BereaTs
place, 14S7 East Jefferson, where old
fashioned Texas barbecue is served
including beef, pork, lamb and chick.
en-. The other place is conducted by
Messrs. Lee and Howard at Fifth
street and Jefferson. just back of the
Second Baptist church. They handle
the old fashioned picnic tdrbecue, the
kind you get back in Georgia and
Alabama on those great festival DAYS.
They are prepared to serve you any
hour Of the day.
At A. M. E. Church
Sunday services at the A. NJ. E..
church were good and the attendance
fairly good. DR.. Sanford, the pastor,
preached a spiritual sermon in the
morning and in the evening delivered
the third of a series of sermons he is
preaching to his congregation. The
subject of his talk last Sunday night
was "The Blood" He produced scrip
ture to prove that there was no other
way whereby man might be saved ex-
cept through the blood of Jesus
Christ. His remarks were well re-
ceived and the collection for the day
totaled $2S07.
Antioch Baptist Church
Excellent services were conducted
Sunday at Antioch Baptist church. and
Pastor Gilmore delivered two able
sermons. The attendance was good
and the collection up to the usual
standard.
Home From California
Rev. Edward Jones, state evangelist
for the Paradise Baptist convention,
returned this week from a pleasant
sojourn in Los Angeles and other
coast cities. The Rev. Mr.. Jones will
attend the convention which is now
in session at Mesa, Arizona.
Off to Mesa
Rev. C. A. Gilmore, pastor of Anti
och Baptist church, and the CORE
spending secretary of the Paradise
Baptist convention, now in session at
Mesa, left this week to attend the
meeting.
Rev. Young Visitor
Rev. VIM. Young. formerly pastor
of the Baptist church at Globe, Ariz.,
was in the city few days this week
while en- route to the convention at
Mesa. Rev. Young is president of
the convention.
A Correction
In last weeks issue of this paper it
was erroneously stated that the Rev.
]. Miller of Little Rock, Ark, was
holding meetings at the tabernacle,
corner Fourteenth street and Madi-
son, whereas the meetings are being
held corner Seventh avenue and Grant
street.
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