Phoenix tribune., 1920-11-20
LOCALS
Tanner Chapel

A record crowd attended services
last Sunday at Tanner Chapel A. M.
q. church and the pastor, Rev. T. ].
Sanford was at his best. He de-
livered two powerful sermons that
We're edifying, instructive and spirit
ual. One new member was received
into the church and the collection to-
tailed $7S.27. This church is known
as the Strangers Home" and a
cordial welcome awaits you. Come
one, come all. Preaching at II a. M
and p. m. Glass meeting at 1915
p. m. Christian endeavor at $50 p.
m. Plenty of room for everybody.
Largest seating capacity of any col
ored church in Phoenix.
Second Baptist Church
Sunday was high day at the Sec
ond Baptist church and the pastor,
Rev. E. D. Greene, delivered two soul
stirring sermons. The house was
filed to overflowing and standing
room was at premium. The collec-
ton was up to the usual standard.
Unique Club Meeting
The Unique club will meet Sunday
| afternoon, November 21, at the home
Of Mrs. Lille Virgins, 1898 East
Moreland street, and the following
program will be rendered:
In colo
Mrs. M. w. Fletcher
Duet. Mr.. and Mrs. M. White
Paper Mrs E. L. Lott
Duet-------M Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon
-............-...and Mrs. Emmett Lewis
All members urged to attend. Come
early. By order of the president,
Larue Moore.
Changes Position
Mr.. LaRue Moore, who the past
year has Eeen employed by the Vic
Hanny Clothing Co., 40 North Cen
tral avenue, has accepted a position
at the Savoy hotel on South Second
avenue
It's A Boy
Born November 9Th to Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Lackey, 119 South Tenth
street, a ten-pound boy Mother and
son doing fine, thank you. The
father is the happiest man in Phoenix
and is still passing out Van Dyck
cigars.
Home From Texas
Mrs NJ E. Holt of 1926 East Wash
ington street, returned a few days
ago from Dallas, Texas, where she
was called to the bedside Of her
father.
Missionary Exercises
The following program will be rem
dered Sunday afternoon at o'clock
by the missionary ladies of the C. M.
E. church. Your presence is desired.
The program follows:
Opening Song...-..s.--.......... Choir
/ Scripture Reading-Psalms 1O7:1-9
Prayer. Rev. NJ. Thompson
/ Song Choir
Dialogue-~The Negro Migrant
Whither?"
Duet---Mrs. NJ. White & Mrs. j. Lucas
4 aper......-..........M Mrs. Nita Lewis
Song Junior Choir
4 Recitation.--.. Miss Fay Winn
/ Song ........... Choir
Reading Mrs. NJ. Thompson
Tenor Mr.. NJ White
/ Grafton Randolph Mickens
Duet-.-......-Mr. Jones & Mrs Fluellen
Paper Mrs. w. C. Hackett
| Reading g--......... Mrs. O. G. Howard
Solo, Walter Bereal
Mrs. ]. Tannehill, president; Mrs
N. E. Hamilton, secretary; Rev. NJ
Thompson, pastor.
At C. M. E. Church
Rev 2. Y. Johnson, presiding elder
of the c. NJ E. church. held his first
quarterly conference last Sunday. 1t
was one of the lest quarters that he
has held for the last six years, in
every sense of the word. He de-
livered two powerful sermons and
three people joined the church, two
on confession of faith Many souls
were made to rejoice in the God Of
their salvation. Collection for the
day $1,000.
Sunday, November Il, will be am
other great day at the c. NJ. e. church
At IL a. m. the pastor will baptize
those who have confessed a hope in
Christ At 3 p. m. the missionary
ladies will render a sneciaI program.