Phoenix tribune., 1920-09-18
Personal, Local and Society News
BY r. L. S., Society Editor
OF THE STATE CAPITAL


Chas. Fish, 909 East Jefferson street.
for the transaction of such business
as may properly come before the body.
By order of the president, Mrs. VIM.
| Shannon.
Secures Divorce
Mrs. Cora M. Jones was granted a
decree of divorce this week from Rev.
Josa Jones in Judge R. c. Stanford's
division of the Superior Court. Fail
ure to provide was the ground upon
which the decree was granted.
Home From Emporia, Kan.
Mrs. Anna Marooney, teacher of the
primary grades in the Douglas gram
mar school, returned this week from
Emporia, Kan, where she has been
| spending the summer with relatives.
Her brother-in-law, Mr. Charles F.
/ Gardner of st. Louis, Mo-, accompa
MED her to Phoenix. Mrs. Gardner
will join him later, provided he is ia.
vorably impressed with the city. Mr.
Gardner is plumber and electrician,
having had years of experience in the
business. He is staying at 9S6 East
Washington street
Into Their New Home
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Jones and family
have moved into their new home al
1916 East Jefferson street. Their new
home, constructed by Mr.. James H
Carter, the colored contractor and
builder, is one of the most pretentious
on East Jefferson street, and is a val
liable addition to the east end.
Return From Conference
Rev. T. ]. Sanford, pastor OF Tan.
ner chapel, A. M. E. church, returned
| Monday from Tucson, whittier he had
been attending the Annual Conference
of his church. He was re-assigned to
this charge and will start out on the
new Conference year, Sunday, Sept
10. A group of motorists who also
attended the Conference returned on
Monday afternoon. Among those to
return were: Mr.. Lewis Williams
Mrs. Cable Bouie, Mrs. l. F. Silvers
Mrs. E. S. Dawson, Mrs. F. Farlice
and others. All report a splendid trip
and say that the best people on earth
live in Tucson, ,Ariz.
Home From California
Miss MaLel Robinson, teacher OF
the third and fourth grades at Douglas
grammar school, returned this week
from California, where she had beer
spending her vacation. She has taken
rooms at 1926 East Jefferson.
Principal Landry Here
Prof. p. Landry, principal of Doug
las grammar school, returned this
week from Texas, where he spent the
summer. Several weeks were spent
at Prairie View Normal, where more
than 800 teachers go every summer
for new thought and inspiration. Pro
fessor Landry also spent several
weeks in Houston and Bryan, Texas
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Vance to Mesa
Miss Helen H. Vance passed
through Phoenix Monday en- route
from Prescott to Mesa, where she goes
to accept a position as teacher in the
public school. Miss Vance is a gradu
ate of the Northern Arizona Normal
at Flagstaff
High-Class Musicale
There will be high-class musical
program rendered Tuesday night
Sept. 21. at the Second Baptist church
Following is the program:
Opening Chorus .Choil
Invocation Pastor
ooAS -ChOl
Select Reading Mrs. E. G. Hooks
Duet---... Mr.. and Mrs M. w. White
Bass Solo........-..--.-.-Mr. w. ]. Thomas
Reading g--.-........M Mrs. ]. F. Hudspeth
Instrumental Solo .-..................
...--.--.......,..........Mi Miss Pauline Howard
ection.......The White Quartette
Duet .............................
Mrs. G. McCutcheon and Mrs. Rodg
ers.
Bass Solo.......-............... Mr.. Driver
Instrumental Solo..Mr. ]. Mullen
Mrs. j. Davis
Cornet Prof. DeLuna
Tenor Solo..-.................M Mr.. d. A. Scott
closing song -ChOll
Admission, rs cents; children, II
cents. Everybody invited.
Federation Notes
Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter, president
of the Arizona Federation of Colored
Women's Clubs, has appointed Mrs
Jessie James chairman of the educa
tion committee. The following mem
bers from the different clubs have
been asked to work on the committee
for the ensuing year: Goldinol Club