Phoenix tribune., 1920-09-25

ready at p. N. One dollar for the
round trip. Earl Brown, manager.
Celebrate 73rd Anniversary
Mrs. Rhoda Turner celebrated her
7Srd anniversary last Monday evening
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Annie Jones, 121 South Eighth street.
Many came to extend greetings and
all had delightful time.
Musicale a Success
The grand musical program rem
dered Tuesday evening at the Second
Baptist church proved a great success.
A large crowd witnessed the splendid
exercises and every number on the
program was good A neat little sum
was realized for the church.
Federation Notes
Members of the Goldinol club met
Thursday evening, Sept. 10th, at the
residence of Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter,
ia West Grant street, for the open
ing of the club season. 1t seems that
the ladies are glad to be back in good
old Phoenix to meet each other again.
They surely held some reception last
Thursday night on Mrs. Carters front
porch Mrs. Mckinney can best tell
about this front porch reception. 1t
was long past the hour for adjourn
ment before such thing was thought
of, and then not until Mrs. w. H. King
said: my doors will stand ajar for
the club Thursday night, Sept. 2S, at
sos South Montezuma avenue"
Home From LitchfieId
Mr.. and Mrs. l. McPinion returned
last week from Litchfeld, Ariz., where
they have been the past two or three
months in the employ of the South
west Cotton company. They have
taken charge of their home at 1921
East Jefferson street
Howards Improve Home
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Howard, 726
West Grant street, have had several
hundred dollars worth of improve
ments made on their home which add
to its attractiveness. Mr.. Geo. w.
Webster, the colored contractor, had
charge of the work Mr.. Webster also
will furnish blue prints, plans and
specifications for any kind of building
you desire, from chicken coop to
mansion. His phone number is 9299
and his office is located at 1O9 West
Jackson street
Return From Vacation
Mrs. ]. J. Wade, 1918 East Madison
street, returned last week from Ray
vile, Louisiana, where she spent the
summer visiting relatives. A sister,
Mrs. ]. B. Jones, accompanied Mrs.
Wade to Phoenix and will remain for
an indefinite stay. Mrs. Wade states
that she had a delightful time and
thoroughly enjoyed her stay.
Home From California
Mrs. w. B. Hudspeth of 1912 East
Jefferson street returned last week
from California, where she spent sew
eral weeks visiting friends.
Brilliant Reception
Mrs. VIM. Day and Mrs. Jessie Nc
Cloud gave a reception Tuesday even
ing, Sept 21, at Mrs. Days residence,
1040 East Madison street, in honor of
Mrs. ]. A. Green of Palestine, Texas,
and Miss M. Hackett of Oakland, Cal
More than sixty ladies attended the
reception and all report an enjoyable
affair.
Christian Endeavor Meet
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League will meet Sunday evening at
$50 at Tanner chapel, A. M. E.
church All members and friends are
urged to attend.
Protective League Meeting
Monday night, Sept 20, members
of the Phoenix Protective League met
at Douglas school and held an inter
esting meeting. Much business of i'm
portance was transacted and harmony
prevailed throughout the meeting.
Politics is playing an important part
in the business of the league and a
committee of five has been appointed
to interview candidates and ascertain
their views in the present campaign.
Following are names of those appoint
ed on this committee: A. R. Smith, ].
A. Green, Steve Howard, G. H. Hay
wood and R. w. Washington. The
next meeting of the league will be
Monday night, October 4th. Every
body invited to attend these meetings.
Back to Oklahoma
Mrs. Susie Wells of Oklahoma City,
who the past month has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Rembert, on South
Fifth avenue, left this week for home.
Return to ST. Louis
Mrs. Tansil and niece of st. Louis,
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