Phoenix tribune., 1920-12-11

following literary and musical pro-
gram will be rendered:
Invocation. NJ Thompson
Vocal solo........Mrs. w. ]. Jones
instrumental Selection ......-..........
...........-........-...Mi Miss Cora Smith
Oration .........Mr. Earl Johnson
Vocal duet Mr.. and Mrs. M. White
Select reading Hudspeth
Vocal solo Mr. Harold Carriger
Reading ....-......-....-..M Mrs. o. G. Howard
Address. T. ]. Sanford
On the following night, Dec. II,
Living Picture Concert will be given
and the program will be as follows:
Mother McCree (pose) Mrs. Johnson
Song ....-..........-M Mrs. McCutcheon
Lullaby (pose) ....-...Mrs. Lindsey
Song ....-.....-........-.Mi Miss Johnnie Bell
Uncle Sam Knows No Color (pose)
\ Miss Helen Peterson, James Ros-
!, ser, Robert Fambrough and Ben
ME James.
Song Miss Blanch Hester
Know What 1t Means To Be
Lonesome (pose) )....-....-.....-...........-
Miss Cora Smith, Mr. Edison
lSong ng..-................... Mrs. L. Lewis
Tickets are 25 cents, emitting you
10 admission for both nights. Bazaar
will be held each night Place, c. M
2 church, corner 9TH street and
East Jefferson. Everybody invited
MRS. JESSIE JAMES, Chairman.
S. !. A. Club Notes
Ladies of the Self Improvement Art
club met Monday afternoon with
Mrs. Chas. F. Carter, us West Grant
street, and held very interesting
meeting. Next Monday the ladies'.
viii meet with Mrs. Geo. w. Caldwell,
2SS East Jefferson street.
To Oakland, Calf.
Mr. Frank Smith, a pioneer resi-
dent of Phoenix, left last week for
Oakland, Cal, where he will make his
future home.
Fsast of Seven Tables
A feature of the bazaar to be held
at the C. M. E. church, Dec. 1917,
will be the Feast of the Seven Tables
given by the Missionary ladies of
this church. Friday night the state
supper viii be given. Everybody
welcome. You are invited to come
and get a treat from your home town.
Mrs. T. Tannehill, president; Mrs.
A. Thompson, secretary; Rev. M.
Thompson, pastor. The bazaar also
will be given under the auspices of
the Missionary ladies'.
All Eyes This Way
The Ladies' Aid society of Tanner
chapel, A. NJ E. church, will give
a box social at the church Thursday
levening, December 80 Other socie-
ties and clubs will please keep off
this date. Plenty Of fun for every
body. Watch these columns for fur
ther notice. Mrs R. F. Rodgers,
president, Mrs. F. Farlice, secretary.
Ira O'NeiI improving
Mr.. Ira O'Neil, who suffered brok-
en- hand in his recent fight in south
ern Arizona, is getting along nicely
and soon will be ready for another
bout
Progressive Club Notes
Members of the Progressive Art
and Literary club met last week with
Mrs. w. B. Hudspeth, 1912 East
Jefferson street and spent pleasant
social hour in art and needlework.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess, after which the meeting
adjourned to meet this week with
Mrs. E. NJ Brown, 400 East Van
Buren street.
Change To New Location
Mr.. Geo M Finley, the transfer
man, has moved from his old stand
ito number II South 4th street, in
front of the B. B. Second Hand Cloth
ling Store. His new phone number
is 1850. When you want an express
man and want him in hurry, call
1850 and ask for Finley. Nuf sed.
Mrs. Scott Is Hostess
One of the most delightful social
affairs of the week was the tea given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. E. B.
Scott at her hospitable home, 906
South 4th avenue, in compliment to
The members Of the Parent-Teachers'
association of the 9th avenue school.
Holiday suggestions were used in
effective decoration and each guest
was given beautiful souvenir. Many
ladies were present and all ex-
pressed delight at the charming man
ner in which they were entertained.
New Baptist Preacher
Mr.. S. W. Ford, one of our pro-