Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-24

Rusk county, Tex, arrived in Phoenix
last week and expect to make this
their future home. Mr.. Holt is an ex-
pert chauffeur and auto mechanic and
win accept a position in this line. Mrs.
Holt is a teacher of domestic science,
having graduated from this depart
ment at Prairie View normal. She is
open for engagement in this line of
work. They are relatives of Rev. and
Mrs. ]. B. Bell of 134O East Madison
street and are staying at this home.
Leap Year Party
The Get Busy club will give a.Leap
year party Monday evening, Jan. 26,
at the Second Baptist. church, corner
5th street and Jefferson. Everybody
invited, especially Phoenix Tabernacle
No. 8. All ladies are requested to
bring their gentlemen friends Re
freshments will be served.
To Albuquerque, NJ NJ
Rev. J. B. Bell left Tuesday for Al
buquerque, N. NJ. to attend the execu-
tive board Of the Baptist church,
which convened in that city Jan 22
From New Orleans, La
Mr.. Kelly Dorsey of New Orleans,
La, is a new arrival in the city He
is an expert cutter and filter and is
seeking work Of this kind. He carries
letters of recommendation from some
OF the best custom tailOrs in the south
He is staying at PA E. Buchanan.
A Record Breaker
Sunday, Jan. Is was a record break
er for the A. NJ E. church, both for
attendance and public collection. Rev.
Sanford, the pastor, preached two ex-
cellent sermons and all present en-
joyed his remarks. Sunday morning
he preached a special sermon to the
ladies and in the evening his remarks
were directed to the men. Tn total
collection for the day was SCI. As
usual many were turned away for
lack of, accommodation. Five new
members were added to the fold and
altogether the meeting was COM
plete success.
Excellent Program Rendered.
The Missionary Ladies of the C. NJ.
e. church, assisted by members and
friends of the other churches, rem
dered an excellent literary and music
al program Sunday afternoon at this
church. All numbers on the program
were good, especially the recitation by
little Miss Fay Wynne, which capti-
waited the audience and held them en-
thralled. With proper training this
little girl will make an eIocutionist
Of renown. The collection for the So
ciety totalled $40.
influenza Coming
Associated Press reports inform us
OF the prevalence of influenza in Chi
cago. 1t is spreading rapidly and soon
will reach Phoenix. Guard yourself
with a sickness and accident policy
in a strong company. We pay $25 per
week for sickness. Phone 1850 and
our agent will call.
Lunches for School Children
Parents need not worry about lunch
es for their children who attend Dou-
glas school, as lunch will be served
each day on the school grounds. Just
provide the children with a few extra
nickels and let them eat daintily
prepared lunch with Mrs. o. c. Jones
ON the school grounds.
Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aid society of the A..
NJ. b. church met last week with
Mrs Elma Scaggs, 1916 East Madison
street, and enjoyed a pleasant social
hour. The meeting this week will be
with Mrs. A. Stewart, 2SS w. Jackson.
Hurt by Autoist-
Last Saturday morning Mrs. R. Ken
bricks was struck by an automobile
and sustained slight injuries. She is
getting along nicely and will be out
soon.
Progressive Art Club
Ladies Of the Progressive Art club
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. L. Virgins, 1893 East Moreland
street The meetings for the next
three weeks will be held at this home.
Visitors from Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. David DeIlfield and
daughter arrived Sunday from San
Antonio, Tex. Mr.. w. Wheeler and
mother from Victoria, Tex, arrived
in Phoenix Sunday. All are STAYING
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Harry
Lyles on South 9th avenue.
Expresses Her Thanks
Mrs. Mary Coleman desires to thank
the good people of Globe, Ariz., for
their kind generous treatment during
her brief stay. in that city Mrs. Cole