Phoenix tribune., 1920-12-18

cellent literary program. Come one,
come ALL
Remember This
When Buying
Every advertisement in the Tribune
is Direct Personal Invitation to
YOU, for only those merchants who
want Your Trade will place their ad-
verdsements in the Tribune. Moral
Go Where You Are Invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sell
On The Sick List
Mr. and Mrs Ennis Bell of 446 East
Madison street are confined to their
home with sickness. They are re-
ported resting easily.
Receives Word of Death
OF Aunt In Colorado
Mrs j. J. Brown of 4O9 West Van
Buren, street received the sad news of
the death of her aunt Mrs. J. D. Proc
tor in Colorado Springs. Colo, last
week.
rroSr rSSslve Clu5 Holds
intcreos.nJ Meeting
Last week the ladies of the Pro-
gressiye club met with Mrs. Ella NJ
Brown in East Van Buren, street and
held a splendid meeting. Mrs. G. w.
Wingate was a welcome visitor and
expressed delight at the manner in
which the meetings are conducted.
Dainty refreshments were served,
after which the club adjourned to
meet this week with Mrs. NJ. L.
Hughes, 915 East Jefferson street.
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, president of
the Progressive club, deserves un-
stilted praise for her executive ability
and for the efficient and business-like
manner in which this club is con-
Quoted. Six new members have been
enrolled since the Inauguration of
the present executive.
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If you want a home of your own,
read the wonderful bargains listed in
the Tribune classified column. You
viii find it pays to read the ads in
this paper every week. You can gain
much from reading the advertise
ments Don't overlook this important
feature of your paper.
Keep Off The Date Dec. go
Advice OF Ladies' Aid
Members OF the Ladies' Aid society
of the A. M. E. church kindly request
all clubs and other societies to keep
off the date December 80, for they
will stage a worthwhile performance
on that date. Fun and amusement for
old and young. Watch, wait, listen.
Fred Gardiner lmprovine;
Now Out OF Danger
Mr.. Fred Gardiner of 916 South 7th
avenue, who the past two weeks has
been confined to his home suffering
with pneumonia, is reported as i'm
proved and now out of danger He is
able to sit up in his room and hopes
soon to be able to again appear on
the streets of Phoenix. He had
severe case Of pneumonia and for
time his life was dispared of. His
many friends will be pleased to learn
that he is well on the road to re-
coyery. Our own Dr. W. c. Hackett
is the attending physician
Little Mildred Jones
Seriously M
Little Mildred Jones, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. w. j. Jones, 1916 East
Jefferson street, is confined to her
bed suffering with a severe cold which |
the attending physician is trying to
prevent developing into pneumonia
As we go to press her condition is
somewhat improved and it is thought |
that she will recover. Dr. w. C. |
Hackett is the attending physician
Returns From Visit
To Points In South
Mr.. Nelson Green of 446 East Madi
son street returned a few days ago
from Texas where he spent several
weeks visiting old friends and ac.
quaintances. Mr. Green has been in
the employ OF the Southern Pacific
Railway Co. at their shops in this city
for the past twenty-odd years, and
this was his first vacation during that
period He reports an ejoyable trip
and vows that never again will he
remain so long away from old friends. |