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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-17
Natcnltoches, taxes to date $ll. II, cost
OF advertisement to be added.

Natchitoches, taxes to date $l1.17. cos
o1 advertisement to he added.
E. G. Emanuel, ward one. No. 44E
lot one. block in Eas. Natchitoches
: taxe; to date $780, st of advertise
men to be added.
!. y. L. Estell, ward one, No. $50. N !,
'of lot IL. section $ T 9R7 being q. ii
acres, and m0vables, taxes tD dat,
$iZ;S9. cost of advertisement to b,
:, Williams Evans, ward one, No. 453
vacant lot No. 2, block b Pinehursl
Aaoition, taxes to date 1928, cost OF
advertisement to be added.
Maria Falkner, ward one. No. 45s.
Lot near Grand Ecore cont9. Y acre.
more or less, bd. N. by Russell. Heirs.
~ ny 4 N W Ry Co. i by mode
road, taxes to date $l.l5, cost Of I'd.
vertisement to be added
Oscar Coins, wara one, No, 556. 3
acres in lot IL Sibley Pierson Addition,
%. ): BY Albert, w by Rie hard. N by
POWELL. = by Weatherfosdl and NOV
abIes, taxes to date $4.lO. cost of ad-
vertisement to be added.
Emma Hamilton, ward one. No. 612
House and lot in Br rsds A. ion bd. N
cy johnson, taxes 20 date SEQ. cost
OF advertisement to be added.
Cecil Harrison. ward one, No. e23.
vacant lot No. IL in Block l. ia Sibley
rierson addition. 70 Natcl,itcches, taxes
70 date $500. ~ Of adve, tisemealt to
be allied.
!, Sarah la rison. ward one, No. 643
Vacant lot w SIDE 9Th st. bd. N bv.
s by Rose, taxes to date
$l.95, cost Of advertisement to be added
I. A. Hendricks. werd one, No. 663.
~ acre .. bd. S oy Frederick, w by
Tcrer an. N. by Mrs. Royst0n, E by
.: r:ndricks. taxes to date IS. 23, cost
d s1vertisement to be added. I
ALFRED Henry, ward one, No. 665
.too.- and lot N Breda Addition to |
Nssa ltoches, taxes to date SAT-, cost /
= "a 'ertiseiAent to be added.
Est: II. n. Hyzms, ward one. No.
El. House and lot co.ner St. Dennis
md I'D St., horse and lot E. side of
NaaH ngton St, taxes to date $83.4l,
ost q advertise ment to be added.
y. !. Hyan.s ward one, No. 722.
louise and LOT !; W corner Touline and
"a Sts., and povables, taxes to date
8. ~. cost of advertisement to be
dded.
Frank Norman and Will Jackson.
ard one. No. ED. House and lot in
'0iey fiers0n Addition to Natchi-
'ches. bd. 5 oy Gibssn, Y by Wong. 1
'xes % date $8.Yl. cost 0f Sdvertise
ent to be added. II
Jacob Love, ward ere. No. 745. |.
ouse and lot Is i'm East Nstchitoches,
d moyables, taxes to dste s.. 79. cost
advertisement { o be adAed. (
Mrs: Susan Jones, ward one, No.
1. Vacant lot s side Of Texas St, ~
!. :. BY Galtisa y. by Aaron, tx st
dst' N,sa, cost IT aavsrtilsal.a1 Z
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of advertisement to be added


L E Simpson, ward two, No. 225,
" acres, NW4 of NEl4 less 6 acre.
, SW 4 of NE4 less acres and 10 acre
in NV corner of NWI of SElI SEE
f ton s I l3 r 6, and movables, taxes t
, date $l3.26, cost Of advertisement to b
added.
w f Strange, ward two, No. 22s;
; n acres, NJ of SWL section l6 T l
less 3 acres, taxes to. date S8.45
cost OF advertisement to be added.
IL Sullivan, ward two. No. 22s9, 2
acres, being NJ of NE4 of NEL
section T I3 R Z. taxes to date 81 80
cost OF advertisement to be added.
Eva Taylor, ward two, No. 229s, &
acres, NJ of NW4 section 8 T II R Z
taxes to date $6.87, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
W J Williams, ward two, No. 2427.
40 acres, NW19 Of SEA section 10 I
II r 6, taxes to date So. .65, cost of ad.
vertlsement to be added.
Earl Speir, ward two No. 2484. 30
I acres, SEA Of SW14 section Is + IL
Il 6, taxes to date $lO.l3, cost of ad.
vertisement to be added.
WARD THREE
Edward Barker, ward three, No. 253o.
House and lot in Powhattar, bd N bv
Old River, W by Sweat, taxes to date
IS. IS, cost of advertisement to be
added.
Golden Far.ey, ward three, No. 1858.
do acres, bdN by Adams, ) by Sim.
mons. w by Adam, e by TalIey, and
movab,es, taxes to date So. 70, cost of
advertiseme mt to be added.
l. V Gibbs ward three, No G2S5, Va.
cant lot Is, block 36 in Fowhattan,
taxes to date 1876, cost of ADVERTISE
ment to be added
J II HOLMAN, ward three, No 2734.
90 acres, NE4 Of SEA section IL T Ii |
X 8, and movables, taxes to date 1891. /
cost of advertisement to be added.
Sue. J P Huckabay, ward three, No
274O, rs acres bd N and S by Red River
IN section 81 I IL f 8, taxes to date
50. %, cost of advertisement to be
added.
Estate H M Hyams, ward three. No
'7i2 40 acres, being lot 4 and that part
# lot wes. of 1 & Ry in section 26
{ 10 R 8, taxes to date SlO.64, cost of
to be added.
Berta Jones, ward three, No 2753,
0 acres, NW4 of NW4 section Id
IL RS, taxes to date S.. rs, cost of
advertisement to be added.
Aaron Johnson. ward three, No 276Q,.I
acres bd N by Jordan, S by Red :
liver, E by Brown, taxes to date $5.81, +
ost of adyertisemsnt't6 be added. l.
ssDan Kings, , e ward three, No 27sl,
acres, Ffac.: NEA OF SEA section
; 7 II R 6, taxes to date 81. 7.yf;1costs Of ]
3vert tiseinentsto be added s.1.s.es !
ger tarkrrE ward three, No 2s55,
caaeres, ff3t. seetidl f351T1 r 81
I'd movables, taxes to date S2o+5s,
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Road, E by Nelken, taxes to date s
cost of advertisement to be added

Road, E by Nelken, taxes to date 81. Is
D cost of advertisement to be added
Emanuel Harris, ward four, No 1895
/ 40 acres in N w corner of Louis Her
nandez Claim in section ST 9R 9, be
Il W by II p Callien, S 4 E by land
formerly of E A Lestage, taxes I,
date 1914. cost OF advertisement t.
be added
Est. S M Hyams, ward four, No 343s
SO acres. Wa of NW4 section 2OTl
RI, taxes to date $S.23, cost of adver
tisement to be added
Est. H M Hyams. ward four
3439, 120 acres, SEP of NWL. SWi
OF NEL4 section 21 T 10 r 6. and NWl
OF SW 4 section 81 T II r s. taxes
date SIG. .2l, cost Of advertisement
be added
Eliza Johnson, ward four, No 3lS
Persinger, E and S by Dorsey. Hon
and lot in Campti, bd N by Public Ros
5 by Butler, w by Frost-J Johnson In,
Der Co. E by Road, taxes to date ST.
cost of advertisement to be added
Irene johnson, ward four. No "a,
House and lot in Campti, bd N by Cb,
man, > by Ridley, w by Reidheim
= by Harris, taxes, to date $2.5s c:
OF advertise ment to be added.
Stella Kemps, ward four, No a.
House and lot in Camrti' bd n q
Remps, S by Cloutier. w by Putzs
Road, E by Sweat, Vacant lot in No
Campti, taxes to date $4.s9, cost
advertisement to be added
o. Heirs Il Of Willie Levy, ward four, n
35i3, 3 Houses and 8 acres bd ~
austin. 5 by Stephens, w by Road
by Mezlere, taxes to date S4.72. cos1
advertisement to be added
James NJ. McTyre, ward four
1856, 10 acres I'D N, s, E, and W
Marce.li. taxes to date seas. cost
Advertisement to be added II
Robert Owens, ward four M q
cabins and lots in Campti bd h
cambridge, by Campti Bavon w =
Hart, e by l. & N w Ry Cs. taxes
late 81. 03, cost Of advertisement to 81
ldded W n
Willie Parcie, ward four. No af y
'ne-half acre bd by Marie Wills
by "A Meziere, E by John But
axes to date sos, cost of advert
nent to be added
W W Pitts, ward four, No 2, g,
iGuse and lot in Camptl I'D N byFr
ohnson Lumber Co. S by Woodws
by Williams, W by Road. taxes
ate 1892, cost Of advertisement tn
dded ~
Lizzie Randolph, ward four. az ]
ne acre mile east of Csmpti. bc
E Metoyer, S by Morgan taxes !
ate Sl'l5, cost of advertisement to !
dded "
Dora Simon, ward four. No 9,
houses and lots in Csmpti, bd N
lcoS11SuEn or NEXT PACE
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cost OF advertisement to be added

cost OF advertisement to be added.
+ II Perot, ward three, No 1859, Il
acres, bd N by Woodfork, E by Sim
mons, S by Harris. w by Leahv. anf
movables, taxes to date $1O.54, cost o.
advertisement to be added.
Farmer Possoit, ward three, No 2S7o
2S acres, on Three League Bayou, bd
N ny Howard, S and E by Fulkerson.
ana movabies, taxes to date $21. 81
cost OF advertisement to be added.
| G M Pouncy, ward three. No 1916
Dwelling and store building and lots
in Powhattan, and movables, taxes to
date $40. Is. cost of advertisement to
be added
| I Walker, ward three, No 1852.
40 acres. NE4 of SEI section 4T1i
! Z. taxes to date S., 81, cost of adver-
tisement to be added.
Ellen Irving, warl three, No 3ol5.
One vacont lot in Powhattan, taxes to
date $.95, cost of advertisement to be
added
E j Horn, ward three, No 3)l3. s.
lots in Blossom Oil & Gas Co, taxes to
date $225, cost of advertisement to be
added
WARD FOUR
Henry Allen, ward four, No 3O56. |
Vacant lot in Campti, bd by Allen
>. by Chadwick, taxes to date SO. is. |
cosl OF advertisement to be added
Banks 4 Randolph, ward four. No
1914, houses and lots in Cafnpti. bd
N by Jenkins, s and w by Reidheimer.
taxes to date So. IS, cost of ADVERTISE
ment to be added
Burdette & Berry, ward four. 3O9s.
House and lot in Camrti, bd N bv Per.
Sol, s by Moore. w by Lebrum, E bv
Mezlere, taxes to date $445, cost Of
to be added
Bouy, & Williams ward four, No
'ilI, House and Lot in Campti, bd N
2y Parsee, S by Metoyer, w by Public
LOAD, by Window, taxes to date
D. 10, cost of advertisement to be 9
added
Loney Condy, ward four, NO 1853,
1ouse and lot in Campti, bd by S by d
ty, W. by Ely, taxes to date 81. IS, cost a
II advertisement to be added
John Cox, ward four, NO 32l9. 25 r
c-es on Bayou Pierre, I'D N & VIZ {
y Bayou Pierre. E by Perot, S by :
scarborough & Carver, taxes to date y
"a, cost of advertisement to be
dded
Perene cambridge, ward four, No i
225, House and lot in Campti. bd N by +
.acant lot, S & E by Owens, w by 4
lall, taxes to date S4 90, cos; of adj. y,
erttsement to be added :"
Peter Eugene, ward four, No 1885, q
} acres. bd by, Breda. S by. Trichel, &
!! by Sullivan, E by I.ebrum, and j,
lyvables; taxes ia date 1924, cost of a. .,
~ i srtisement tosberadded' -
Dufie Green, warl four, No 3356sE b
acantt lot IN Campti bd II by John
N. $ by Vacant lot; W by Public
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-17
STATE TAX SALES

IMMovAnLE Property or Tur
STATE or LOUISIANA VS. DEyrN
QU:Sr Tax DEBTORS OF ri,r
PARISH OF NATc.nroC,lEs ron
THE YEAR 1919.
By authority vested in me bv the
constitution and laws of the State Of
LOUISIANA, will sell at the princioal
!ront door OF the Court House in which
tne Ctvlt District Court of said parish
IS neid. within the legal hours Of sale.
peglnning at 1l:OO a. m. on Saturday.
July Nth, 1870, and continue on each
succeeding day until said sale is COM
pleted oil immovable property on which
taxes are due to the State OF Louisiana
and Parish of Natchitoches. to enfore
said collection of said taxes aseessed
IN the year 1919. together with interest
thereon from the 1st. day of Januarv
1870. at the rate of ten per cent mar
year until paid and all costs. the
amount Of taxes by each on the sases.
ment rolls Of. said year and the movahIe
property Of each to be offered as fol.
lows: purchaser to pay all costs ana
penalties, towit:
WARD ONE
Leola Abbey, ward one. No g. va.
cant lot 2. block T. jefferson Highway.
taxes to date $l.29, cost of advertise.
fnent ~ be added.
8. J. Armstrong;. ward one, No. a.
ia acres, being east half OF lots ii
and 10 and south halt of lot 12. Rreda
property being part Of Camp Salubertv
Tract, taxes to date $6.36. cost Of "A.
vertisemsnt to be added.
Hsger Baker, ward one, No 55
house and lot IL in block f, taxes "a
Date ~ Il, cost Of advertisement 70 be
Ellen Rraxton, waid one, No. IA
house and lot E. side of Greedy St. bd,
and y. by Tucker. S. by Aaron. ,
house and lot W. side Greely bd. N. :
oy Grihen. S. by vacant lot, taxes 10
late $l9 30, cost OF advertisement to =
be added. II
Washington Byon, ward one. No FV
!l3. acre south of Grand Ecore and G
novables, taxes to date Sc. 80. cost Of
to be added. IH
Lillian Carter. ward one, No. 81, q
iouse and lot in Sibiey Pierson Add *
ION 70 Natchitoches, acquired of Levy. q
Axes to date 500, cost of advertise
1ent to be added.
2. N. Casson, ward one. No. 25l. Isl
l.S acres in SW n Of NWL section TO
7. 3 +: 9. and movables, taxes 70 d
ate dete $7.6l. cost Of advertisement a,
, be added.
Levy Clark, ward one. No. ia Lot Hs
block u ia Sibley Piersou Addition an
Natchitoches, taxes 10 date 81 of
st Of advertisement TO Be added. j
Clayton. ward one, No. 27s. 797
ouse and lot " side Lee St. house bd,
2 ~ y ~ SIesF isr1qn adaltIeR y -
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
COLORED ATTORNEY
ARGUES CASE BEFORE
|. c. c. FOR Whites
Especial to the Tribunel

New York, Nov. 1S-W. l.. Hous-
ton. attorney at law of this city, ap-
peared before the Interstate Com
merce Commission on last Friday and
argued the case for the Order of Rail
road Station Agents. an organization
of white railroad officials, with mem
bers distributed over the entire
United States.
Mr.. Houston was retained to repre-
sent the organization last spring after
he had won signal victory before
the commission for the colored rail-
way employees, for whom he is at
torney. His preparation and conduct
of the case for the railroad station
agents was a matter of great satisfac-
ton to the officials of that organiza-
ton, who selected him to represent
them because of his ability as a law
yer.
The case is one of great importance
to the membership, as upon the out
come depends the classification of
station agents and their right to have
their disputes concerning grievances,
rules, working conditions, wages or
salaries heard by the railroad labor
hoard. 1t is a notable fact that Mr..
Houston is the only colored attorney
who has ever appeared and argued a
case before the Interstate Commerce
Commission His first case before
the commission involved the right of
more than one hundred thousand col
ored railway employees, whose or
ganizations are his clients, and in this
case he secured a favorable decision.
The case in which he appeared Fri
day for his white clients has not yet
been decided by the commission It's
finding is awaited with great anxiety
by the agents and the railroads.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
Want A Ranch Home?

Any person who wants a ranch
home in the Casa Grande valley or
Mexico, may receive some valuable
information by calling on Mr.. H. H.
Rice at the De Luxe hotel, 35 South
Second street. He is in touch with a
man who is ready to lend you every
assistance in the way of securing a
good home. Don't fail to see Mr.. Rice
today.-Advt.
Allen Christian Endeavor
The Allen Christian Endeavor
league met last Sunday evening, $50
o'clock, at the A. M. E. church, and
held an interesting meeting. Miss
Gertrude Roberts led the meeting and
all entered enthusiastically into the
discussion. On next Sunday the sub
ject is; "The Thanksgiving Habit" I"
and Miss Marguerite Silvers will be
the leader. All Phoenix invited to
attend these meetings.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
White MINISTER
CAUGHT IN Police
VICE CRUSADE
Especial to the Trihune)

Savannah, Ca, Nov. 1S.-When the
police continued to wage their war
fare on vice in this city, resort
occupied by Negro women and noted
for harboring white men was raided
and in the roundup, Rev. C. B. Nc
Daniel, prominent white evangelist,
of Atlanta, Ca, was nabbed while
entwined in the arms of one of the
dark-skinned vamps. He was hauled
into a cell at the city Jail and when
he appeared before the recorders
court, was fined $780, Reverend
Mcdaniel called to his aid a jury
of fellow preachers and they are
said to have exonerated him of any
wrongdoing.
The excuse of the evangelist was
that he was conducted to the house
by a Negro hackman to whom he
had applied for a quiet place to
rest" and that he was unacquainted
with the sections of the city.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
? PARISIAN IS NEWEST
and DAINTIEST shop
FOR THE FASTIDIOUS

What promises to be one of the
most exclusive and fashionable shops
in the city is the ''Parisian,' which
opened its doors to Phoenix shoppers
Monday morning. This shop is To-
Gated at Nos. 6 and West Adams
street, just one door west of the
Consolidated ticket office.
The Partisan is al that its name
implies, in that it will cater to the
younger set with strictly Frenchy and,
youthful frocks as well as sweaters,
hosiery, silk undergarments and a
full line of millinery, which is indeed
quite chic.
OF course, this shop is going to be
an oasis to the younger set, for it is
to specialize in youthful garments
with nothing in stock over a thirty
eight size. So snappy and youthful
are the styles to be carried that the
management has dubbed them "Chick-
Sil rSdtHSIS. 1SHCe lHe JlHy yer
low chickens in each display window.
The plans of the interior were pre-
pared by the firm of Lescher &
Kibbey, architects, and the work has
been speeded along, workmen being
on the job night and day, for only
two weeks ago the location was oc-
cupied by realty firms.
The interior is done in an attrac-
tive decorative scheme of ivory, with
"a profusion of pretty draperies,
which lend an air of exclusiveness
to the surroundings, all of which is
certain to accentuate the beauty of
the zippy merchandise.
This shop will indeed be welcomed
by the younger set of Phoenix who
know the difficulty in getting small
sizes. And the announcement by the
management that exclusive and
smart designs are to be shown new
each week, because of limited space
that the shop affords, is boon, for
it is treat to have an ever-chang-
ing array of Chicken" styles and,
too, the management has said that
this constant turnover will keep the
prices at the lowest ebb
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
WILLIS-DEMPSEYl
BOUT WOULD ATTRACT
interest OF FANS
Especial to the rribunel

New York, Nov. 1S.-When Jack
Johnson, champion of the world de-
Tended his title successfully against
the challenger, James j. Jeffries, at
Reno, New. July 4, 1910, sport fol-
lowers Of the white race took the de-
feat Of boilermaker Jim so keenly
that nationwide search was started
by leading promoters to unearth a
white man who could regain the
laurels lost to the black champion.
A division was formed, and was
named the white hope brigade, and
all eligibles had to lie six feet or over
and to weigh at least 200 pounds.
This Inauguration was soon produc-
tive of numerous prospects, the most
promising of whom were the follow
ing: Jim Stewart, Carl Morris, Fire
man Jim Flynn, Al kaufman, the un-
fortunate Luther Mccarthy, who was
killed by blow of Arthur Pelky's at
Calgary, Alberta, Can; AL Palzer,
Bombardier Wells, Gunboat Smith
and Frank Moran. Only two were
given the chance to show against
Jack. He knocked out Flynn at Los
Vegas, N. NJ, in 1912 (polce inter
vention), when that worthy started to
bite Johnson's ear and kick his shins,
and easily defeated Moran in 20
rounds at Paris. Carpenter was the
referee of that match, and pronounced
Jack as invincible shortly afterwards.
It's needless to even consider the
Willard Johnson fiasco at Havana
Something was eviently wrong then
The chances are that Harry Wills, if
given the chance, will start the ball
a-rolling again in the white hope bri-
gae. While not quite the equal of
Johnson he is fully capable of defeat
ing Dempsey, who had his hands full
in the Lester Johnson bout, earlier in
his career, if Lester could break three
Of his rits, what will Harry do? OF
course we must remember that Wills
isn't invulnerable and like all men,
when hit properly, will go out. Again
we know that Dempsey is nearly as
great a hitter as Langford was, and
Sam stopped Wills twice when Harry
was just coming, and he had been in
the game fully thirteen years-1914.
The Wills of toay is the nearest ap-
proach to Jack Johnson of whom the
ring has known no greater. From a
spectacular standpoint this match
eutdoes the Johnson-Jeries fight, as
both principals are in the heyday of
their career.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
&. 0. P. WILL HAVE
Large MAJORITY in
THE next Congress
Especial to the Tribune)

New York. Nov Ex-senator War
rem G. Harding will be elected presi-
dent of the United States with 404
electoral votes out OF total Of 5S1.
Gov. Cox has 127. As only 266 are
required for election Harding has a
margin Of 1873. or II more than the
total count of Cox in the electoral
college.
These figures were definitely fixed
yesterday by the receipt of further
returns from states where there had
been the barest possibility of an up
set.
The popular vote Of Senator Hard
ing continued to grow yesterday. It
also became practically certain that
the lineup in the United States senate
would lie 50 republicans to 81 demo
Gratis.
Interest yesterday centered in the
growing size of the plurality of the
republicans in the next house Of rep
.resentatiyes. The largest ever held by
any party in the history of the coun-
try.
Latest returns showed that the re-
publieans would have margin of
more than $50 seats in the house.
The nearest approach to this was in
the ffty-second congress, when the
democrats had lead of 14S.
In the districts that were definitely
reported the republicans had elected
290 and the Democrats 1913, lead of
152 The socialists had elected one.
One is classed as an Independent re
publican, one as a prohibitionist and
one as a plain independet
An regards the remaining three
seats there had been no official re-
ports from the Eighth Minnesota, the
Fifth Missouri and the Twenty-third
New York, where the democrats were
still claiming they would eventually
win, although Albert B. Rossdale, re-
publican. had a lead of 1000 over
Representative Richard r McKiniry,
democrat. There are six missing dis
triets. claimed to be democratic
strongholds. But Rossdale seems
certain winner.
Late returns from Tennessee
showed that the race in the Fourth
and Eighth districts there was close.
In the former W. F. Clouse. republi-
can, was leading Representative Cor
dell Hull by fewer than 300 He
claims. however, complete returns
will give him at least 1000.
In the Eighth incomplete returns
give L. A. Scott, republican, only
slight lead over Gordon Brownell,
democrat.
With 200 members the republicans
viii have made net gain of SO seats.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
PRESCOTT
BY Mrs. Dora Rose.

Mrs. Paris Tabron returned home
Sunday after having a pleasant visit
with friends and attending the state
fair.
Mrs. Earnest Jordan, Mrs. Bell and
Mrs. Jacob Tull returned home Sun
day.
A number of Prescott people who
did not visit Phoenix during the state
fair are seriously indisposed. No,
they can't help it, it is human weak
ness. If you have to sit and listen
to the more fortunate ones tell of
the good time they had and lovely
affairs planned by the Phoenix people
for the visitors, you would be sick
with envy, too
Miss Hattie Gibson was hotess at
luncheon Sunday. Covers were laid
for the following: Mr. Maxwell, Mr..
Sells, Mr. Murphy, Miss Gibson and
Mrs. Rose. After lunch the guests
were favored by solo by Miss Mar
ion Jordan. A delightful evening was
spent in pleasant pastimes after
which the guests departed, declaring
Miss Gibson a model hostess.
The boys out at Whipple barracks
want to know why the Prescott peo-
pie don't visit them.
Peoples A. NJ E. Zion church, 249
South Montezuma street, DR.. A. c.
Yearwood, minister. The colored citi-
zens of Prescott are greatly elated
over the wonderful progress the A.
M. E. Zion church is making under
the able leadership Of DR.. A. C. Year
wood The public is invited to come
and hear this great orator and gospel
preacher.
On Sunday night our Whirlwind
Rally, which is an effort to raise SAB
for fuel and S57 for pastors expenses
to Prescott, will be brought to a close.
All members and friends are kindly
asked to pay in their pledges and
make this rally a great success.
On Monday night November 22nd,
the A. M. E. Zion Sunday school,
under the direction of the superin-
tendent, Mrs. Luddolt, will give a
grand chitterling supper in the annex
-of the church. All invited to this
great treat.
On Thanksgiving night, November
25th, special address by pastor, also
musical and literary program. All in
vited to spend your Thanksgiving
night with US We will do our best to
make it pleasant for you.
Sunday services: IL a. M, morning
service, music by junior choir IL M,
Sunday school. p. M, Christian En-
deavor meeting. From to 9 p. M,
preaching service, music by senior
choir. All invited