Phoenix tribune., 1920-08-07

ed to come to this church Sunday and
help the members give their new pas
tor hearty welcome.
Home From Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Clay of 719
East Jefferson street returned last
week from pleasant visit with rela-
tives in Burton, Texas They spent
several weeks in the Lone Star state
and report very enjoyable trip.
Arrival From Texas
Mrs. Walter Scott. wife of the man
ager Of the Boston Lunch Counter,
arrived last week from Amarillo, Tex
as, and has Joined her husband. Mrs.
Scott will open a hairdressing parlor
soon as she is a graduate of one of
the leading colleges of hair and beau
ty culture.
Back to Prescott
Mrs. Leroy Essex, who came down
from Prescott few days ago, re-
turned to the Mile High City last
week.
Home From California
Mr.. T. Farlice. who went to Califor-
mia several weeks ago, returned last
week. He secured an artificial leg
and is now about the happiest man
in all Arizona.
Visitor From Little Rock
Rev. J. Miller of Little Rock, Ark,
is a recent arrival in Phoenix and il
staying at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ Peck, S07 East jefferson
street. Rev. Miller is a Church of God
minister and has been preaching at
the Holiness tabernacle on East Madi-
son and Fourteenth street. He will
remain for an indefinite time.
California Visitor
Mrs. Mimic Lott of Calexico, Cal,
spent several days in the city last
week the guest of Mrs. Lula Dabney,
617 South Third avenue. She left
Thursday for Vancouver. B. c., where
she will join her husband
At A. M. E. Church
Sunday services at the A. NJ. E.
church were well attended and the
pastor delivered two able sermons.
The evening services were unusually
good and packed house greeted Rev.
Sanford when he rose to deliver his
sermon. He spoke on the Mode of
Baptism" and proved conclusively
that there were other ways of baptism
than by immersion. Next Sunday,
August s, he will preach from the
subject, "The Blood. Sunday follow
ing, he will take for his subject "The
Sick Christian" and diagnose his case
and apply the remedy wherewith he
may be healed. The collection for
last Sunday was s374O.
Visitors From Mesa
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson and
son were Sunday visitors from Mesa.
Underwent Operation
Mr.. Stacy Edwards; recently dis
charged from the U. S. army, and who
has been staying at the residence of
Mrs. E. L. Clayton, underwent an op-
Grafton a, few days ago at St. Joseph's
hospital and is resting fine.
Elite Cafe Opens
Messrs. Roy Lucas, E. E. Potts and
L. S. Jones have opened a first-class
restaurant at 140 South Second street.
They have spared neither pains nor
money in making this one of the most
attractive eating places in town. A
place where you will delight to take
your friend, wife, daughter or sweet
heart for nice quiet meal. Old-fash-
ion6 home cooking is the style, and
Mrs. D. Robinson, the polite and oblig-
ing waitress, will see to it that your
wants are supplied. They serve a
special chicken dinner on Sunday, ac-
count of which is given elsewhere in
this issue. Cold drinks, ice cream
and other light refreshments are
served at their fountain, which is pre-
sided over by Mr. Lucas.
Los Angeles News
The following bit of news from Los
Angeles, Cal, will prove quite inter
esting to some of our readers:
Mrs. A. NJ Brown, G. H. P, enter
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