Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-27
Personal, Local and Society News
By R. L. s., Society Editor
OF THE STATE CAPITAL

judged by the sentiment of his heart,
not by the perfectness or deformity
of the body, or the color of the skin.
Very sincerely yours,
GEO. U. YOUNG.
Dunbar Social Success
The musical and tea given by the
ladies of the Dunbar club was a com
plete success. The house was beau
tifully decorated for the occasion,
club colors predominating. Miss Bea-
trice Ross was the guest of honor.
Others present were: Mesdames Rob-
ert Ross, Leroy Essex, E. L. Flewel-
len, M. Weir, Myrtle Vaughn, M.
Berry, l.. Lewis, l.. Walker, Jessie
Green, w. Vann, Lizzie Williams, J..
S. Johnson, Myrtle Young, and others.
Five dollars and sixty cents was real
lied from this entertainment, and all
present had delightful time.
Robinsons Sell Their Home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Robinson sold
their home and furnishings this week
and Mrs. Robinson will leave shortly
for the coast, where she hopes to re-
gain her health. Mr. Robinson, who
conducts barber shop on South
Seventh avenue, will remain in the
city until later date when he ex-
poets to join his wife on the coast.
The Robinson home is at us South
7th avenue.
Old Fashioned Dinner
Palestine Tabernacle No. II will
serve an old-fashioned dinner Thurs
day evening, April l, at Smiths hall,
p East Madison street, beginning at
$50 o'clock. Everybody invited to
this dinner, which will be only S5
cents a plate, and they guarantee to
give you your moneys worth. Mrs.
Lewis Brady, P. H.; Mrs. Clara
Clemons, C. r.
At the Churches
All churches report splendid serv-
ices for last Sunday and the Second
Baptist church plans a big rally for
this Sunday, March 2S. They are
raising money for the new building
and all the clubs which have been
working necessarily the past few
months, will make their reports Sun
day. They expect to go "over the
top" in grand style. The big rally
for the A. NJ E. church is scheduled
to take place the fourth Sunday in
April and the different auxilaries of
the church are busy giving entertain
ments and making other efforts to
raise money for this rally. The
Ladies Aid Society of this church
have set aside Sunday, March 2Sth,
as Tag Day, and everybody is ex-
pected to wear a tag for the Ladies'
Aid. The C. NJ. E. and A. M. E. Zion
churches have not announced their
rally day, but we know it's coming.
Get ready.
Notice of Meeting
Ladies of the Dunbar club will
meet this Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Ruby Jones, 419 East Washing
ton street, and the meeting April
will be with Mrs. Stewart, 23S West
Jackson street.
Rev. Bell Home
The Rev ]. B. Bell, field mission
airy for the Baptist churches in Ari-
zona and New Mexico, returned this
week from Yuma and Somerton, Ariz.,
where he has been in the interest of
the Baptist church He stated that
in Somerton the Colored people are
wide awake and have a splendid
church building, also a modern home
for their pastor. Rev. Bell says that
he met some old time acquaintances
in that section, among them being
some of his boyhood chums. They
gave him a royal welcome and he is
loud in his praise of Yuma and Som
erton. He will take part in the big
rally at the Second Baptist church'
Sunday as he has been working in
the interest of Club No. and ex-
poets to report the most money. Dr.
Bell will leave early next week to
attend the State Convention (white)-
which convenes at Globe, Ariz., April
1st and of which he is a member.
Meeting Postponed
Owing to the heavy rains which
visited this section Tuesday, no
meeting of the Phoenix Protective
League was held Announcement of
the next meeting will be made
through the daily papers.
Unique Club Meeting
Members of the Unique club met
last Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Mckinley, 91O South
Sixth avenue. Many were present