Phoenix tribune., 1920-05-29


the stage line between Ray and Ray
Junction. when an auto in which Rev.
Herring was passenger rolled over
an embankment and in which accident
he suffered broken leg. Rev. Her
ring IS now pastor Of a large church
in Pueblo, Colo. Il is reported that
he viii return to Phoenix Saturday
, evening and spend Sunday in this
city
Protective League
Monday night. the Protective league
will meet at Douglas school.
Shower of Blessings
Wednesday evening, a bevy of la
dies, headed BY Mrs D. w. Young,
stormed the home of Editor and Mrs.
A. r. Smith, 1902 East Jefferson
street, and to their surprise, poured
out bountiful shower of blessings
ia the form Of numerous little wear
allies and comforts for the twin boys
who arrived at this home, May H.
/ The ladies who pulled off this delight
/ full surprise were: Mrs. d. w. Young,
Mrs. Elma Scaggs, Mrs. Gussie Man
ming, Mrs. zoo Williams, Mrs. ]. B.
Bell Mrs. Lewis Narnes and Mrs. P. S.
/ Johnson All brought bountiful sup
. ply of dainty things that were highly
/ appreciated by the recipients. It's
great to have such thoughtful neigh
bors. Come again, ladies. You are
welcome.
Returning From School
Miss Ella Mae Jones, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Jones, 1888 East
I Monroe street, who has been attend
ing Bishop College at Marshall, Texas,
viii return TO Phoenix soon. She is
now visiting relatives in Louisiana
and will be accompanied home by her
grandmother, who will spend the sum
mer in Phoenix
From Litchfied
Mrs. l. McPinion of Litchfeld ar
rived in Phoenix, Sunday, for the pur-
pose OF attending the annual session
Of the Arizona Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs which is being held
at the A. NJ E. church She will re-
turn to Litchfeld Friday.
Motor From Tucson
Mrs. Effie Webb, Mrs. Dora Cox and
Mr. Milton Guyer motored from Tue
son to Phoenix last week. Mrs. Cox
spent several days visiting Mrs. An
ME Jones CT 121 South Eighth street,
and on Sunday Mr.. Guyer, Mrs. Cox
and Mrs Turner motored to Prescott,
where Mrs. Turner spent the day with
+ relatives Of Mrs. Cox,
Mrs. Frank Smith Passes
After a lingering illness of more
than four months, Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, wife OF Mr.. Frank Smith, 119
West Jackson street, died Wednesday
morning, May 26, nine o'clock, at the
family home. Mrs Smith was 65
+ years old at the time Of her death and
had been a resident of Phoenix for
! the past thirty years. She was con
sistent Christian woman, loved and
4 respected by all. She was devoted
and faithful wife and her cheerful,
sweet disposition made friends OF all
4 who knew her. Her fatal illness was
caused by cancer OF the stomach, with
which malady she had been afflicted
I Tor some time. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon, May 27, from the
a. NJ. e. church. Rev. T. ]. Sanford
I otficiated.
Notice!
/ c. e. w. Day Tent meets the first
and third Mondays in each month"; 4
p. n, at Smiths hall All Maids and
Pages urged to attend Mrs. Betty
ysnn, O. M; Miss Cora Smith, C. R.
Annual Services Held
1 The u. B. F. and S. NJ. T. lodges of
Colorado Jurisdiction held their an
nual services last Sunday at the Sec
ond Baptist church Many were pres
ent to hear the excellent sermon
which was delivered by Rev. T. j. San
ford
From Ardmore, Oklahoma
! Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes of Ardmore,
Oklahoma, are recent arrivals in
Phoenix and are staying at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Childress,
1923 East Washington street. They