Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-17

Paper r-----..-----.---------.-Mrs. w. c. Hackett
Vocal Solo ..-.-............... Mrs. j. J. Brown
Selection .-......rA. NJ E. Orchestra
Vocal Solo ................... Mrs. A. Jenkins
Violin Solo Mrs. Ada Walker
Reading .-.. Mrs. Anna Strawhorn
instrumental Selection -...................
------....-.-..--.-....-..-..M Miss Cora Smith
Vocal Solo ..................- Mrs. E. L. Lott
Selection ........A. NJ. E. Orchestra
Vocal Solo Mr. Harold Carriger
Closing Remarks Mr.. c. C. Credible
After the program, refreshments
will be served. Admission Is cents.
Come one, come all.
Mr.. Mckinney Improved
Mr.. Arthur Mckinney, who sus-
tanned accidental injuries a few
weeks ago when a ladder on which he
was standing fell, precipitating him
to the sidewalk, has recovered sufff-
ciently to be up and desires to thank
all who remembered him during his
confinement.
coterie Club Meeting
Last week ladies of the Coterie club
met with Mrs. Clarence Lindsey on
East Jefferson street and enjoyed a
pleasant afternoon. This week the
ladies met with Mrs. S. w. Thompson,
527 FaSt jefferson Street
Expression of Gratitude
l take this means to thank all who
were so kind to me during my recent
illness. Mrs. l. McPinion, 1921 East
Jefferson street.
From Mesa
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stroller of
Mesa arrived in the city last week
and have decided to locate. They
are staying at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Scotty Oby, $40 South
Montezuma
Entertainment January 22nd
There will be an entertainment at
the A NJ E. church on the evening
of Jan. 22nd You are invited. Re
freshments served.
Another Dealer in Gatherings
Mr. N. W. Bradley, 339 West Harri-
SON street, announced that beginning
next week he will have fresh chitter-
lings for sale. His phone number is
2734.
Browns Are Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown of 400
East Van Buren street entertained
on New Years evening with an elab-
crate turkey dinner in honor OF a
few friends. A sixteen-pound bird
graced the festive board and a seven
course repast was served. The guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. John
son of Tempe, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Wingate, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lyles,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Lott, Mr.. and Mrs
F. A. Shelton, Mr.. H. c. Lott of St.
Louis, Mrs. l. NJ Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
George Grubb, Mrs N. ]. Murphy,
Mrs. Katie Johnson, Mrs. A. Nj. Woo
by, Mr.. Robert Stearns, Mr. 7. c.
Trice After dinner the guests were
entertained with music on the Vic
trola
ChitterIing Supper
Saturday evening, Jan. 17th begin
ming at o'clock, there will be served
a chitterling supper at the home Of
Mrs. f. NJ. Brown, 4O9 East Van Bu-
ren street This will be a regular
weekly feature at this home and ev-
cry Saturday evening chitterlings will
be served at this home. Next week
you may be served Sunday and Mon
day, Jan. 18th and 18th. The public
invited.
Notice, o. E. S.!
Palm Chapter, No. 127, 0. E. s.,
has changed its meetings from even
ings to afternoons and will meet at
3 p. M, the second and fourth Thurs
udyS III SdOu AL AACAApNA .
will please take due and timely no
'tice hereof and be governed accord
ingly. Mrs. D. w. Young, w. M.
Improves Her Property
Mrs. Mccoy of 1910 East Jefferson
street has erected a neat little row
of flats on the rear of her lot They
are furnished for light Housekeeping
and are now ready for occupancy.
Right on the car line. Take the East
Lake car and ride up to the door.
Sixteen-Ten is the number. You can't
miss it.
An Oklahoma Visitor
Mr.. Joe Smith of Oklahoma spent
ten days in the city visiting his broth
er, Mr.. Scott Smith, of 1435 East
Jefferson street The brothers had
not met in twenty-one years and they
were indeed glad to see each other.
Mr. Joe Smith has been visiting in
California and was returning home.
He will snend few Gays in Topeka