Phoenix tribune., 1920-08-07
Personal, Local and Society News
BY R. L. s., Society Editor
F THE STATE CAPITAL

1ths dittI DIitl iiiHSSS Ouf SYM
pathy goes ont TO the parents in this
their sad hour.
Married
Monday afternoon, August 2nd,
Miss Juanita White and Mr.. Charles
Lewis were quietly married at the
brides home 1888 East Madison
street, the Rev. NJ. Thompson officiat-
ing. The newly-weds left immedi-
ately for Kansas City, Mo, on their
honeymoon trip. After September
18th they will make their home in
Phoenix
From Thomasville, Ga.
Mr. Dickey is recent arrival from
Thomasville, Ca, and is staying at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor,
2O6 North Ninth street.
In From Country
Mr.. J. NJ. Tippen, prominent ranch
er Of the Camelback district, is a Wis
itor in the city this week Mr.. Tip
pen has planted a large crop of pea
nuts and has ten acres which he will
plant in frijoles. He says that he
loves the autos an dtrolley cars, bat
farming is the life.
Get Your Bike Now
Parents whose children will enter
school this fall viii do well to look
over the large stock of bicycles on
display at King Brothers, 110 East
Adams street. Now is the time to
buy that bike for your boy or girl
Make your selection now while the
stock is complete
At the c. M. &. Church
The Rev NJ Thompson, pastor of
the c. M. e. church, corner Seventh
street and Jefferson, preached two
powerful sermons last Sunday to his
congregation. Both services were well
attended and two new members were
received into the fold. Next Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. Thompson.
will speak on the subject, Death"
AT the evening services he will speak
on the subject, The Opening of the
Six Seals" All invited to come and
hear these sermons. The total collec-
tion for last Sunday was $3.50.
Ready for the Rush
Cleveland, Shannon and Turner,
owners of the o. K. Tailoring COM
pany, Al South Second street, are
making ready for the fall rush in the
secondhand clothing business. They
have bought heavily during the sum-
mer and have a large stock of trou-
sers, coats, suits, overcoats, in fact,
anything that men and boys wear
They guarantee savings Of $40 to
$50 on every suit or overcoat you buy
of them. If you have old clothes to
sell, they will take them in exchange
or pay you the spot cash. They are
the poor mans friend.
Something New at Last
Beginning Tuesday evening, August
10, the C. NJ. E. church will hold
midsummer centenary festival on the
vacant lots near Seventh and Jeffer-
son streets. The festival will last
three nights, closing Friday night,
August 18th. Great band concert ev-
cry night, also fortune telling, guess
ing contest post office, and other fea-
lures. Everything will be arranged
in grand style. Nothing like it has
ever Eeen given in Phoenix. Don't
miss it.
Sickness and Accident Insurance
Ever meet with an accident? Ever
confined with sickness? We pay $25
per week for loss of time caused by
sickness or accident and $4,000 for
accidental death. Entire cost of pol
icy, SO year. For further informa-
tion, phone 1850 or call on A. r.
Smith, general agent for Arizona, 1902
East Jefferson street.
Mrs. Rhoda Turner Indisposed
Friends of Mrs. Rhoda Turner will
regret to learn that she is confined to
her home with illness. She is unable
to walk without assistance and has
been in this condition for some time
past. Sne is staying at the nome OF
her daughter, Mrs. Annie Jones, 121
South Eighth street
A Land Office Business
Mrs. Della King, who only a few
months ago opened the California Hat
Cleaning Works at 224 East Adams
street, is doing a land office business
and turning out frst-class work Mrs
King states that her business is a
living refutation of the saying that
colored people will not patronize their
own business enterprises, as her sue
cess has been builded on colored pa
tronage. She believes that people
nowadays are looking for Service
with a big IS" and will support any
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