Phoenix tribune., 1920-05-29

pIoy of the railway administration
and has been transferred to Richmond,
Cal, where they viii make their
home Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson pur-
chased beautiful home in California
some months ago and will now occupy
this home.
Returns to Mississippi
Rev W. H. Burrell of Ardmore,
Okla, who spent several days in
Phoenix and preached several inter
esting sermons All the Second Baptist
church. left this week for Mississi-
ppi. Rev. Burell is pastor of the
First Baptist church in Ardmore,
Okla.
From Globe
Mr.. ]. Hazel of Globe. Ariz., arrived
in Phoenix last week and expects to
make this his home He is an ex-
/ perienced carpenter and viii be
pleased to accept such employment.
He is staying with Mr. G. T. Tinsley
at 1929 East jefferson street.
Rev. Gilmore to Texas
The Rev. C. A. Gilmore, pastor Of
Antioch Baptist church, left this week
for Dallas, Texas, to visit his brother,
who is reported quite ILL., Rev. Gil
i more will take a little vacation before
returning to Phoenix.
Selling Out Bachelor Apartments
Mrs l. Maynard, proprietress Of the
Bachelor Apartments, 619 South Third
avenue, is selling out the furnishings
OF this establishment and will leave
about June 10th for Richmond, Cal,
TO Join her husband, who is employed
in the railway service at that point.
Federation Meet
The Arizona Federation Of Colored
Women's Clubs are holding their an
nual session at Tanner Chapel, A. NJ.
e. church. Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter is
president and Mrs. c. Hamilton sec
retary Delegates from different
points are here in attendance. The
I session will close Friday night
Home From Fort Huachuca
Mrs. Cora NJ. Jones, teacher OF the
eolored school at Fort Huachuca, ar
rived in Phoenix last week ana is
staying at S22 South Montezuma ave.
nue.
Ham and bacon sale
Mr.. T. T. Turner desires to an
nounce to the public that, beginning
next week, he will sell ham and bacon
at unbelievably low prices. He viii
be all around the town in his wagon
and asks that you reserve your ham
and bacon order5 Tor him. Mr. Tur.
/ ner wa engaged in a business similar
to this last summer and is well and
favorably known to many Phoenicians.
Wait for him. Look for him. He's
coming soon.
Mrs. Bell Entertains
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. J. B.
Bell was hostess at delightful din
ner at her home, 1910 East Madison
/ street Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs j. o.
/ Green, Mr.. and Mrs Holt and others.
A delicious repast was served and en-
ioyed by all
Nov Cotton Grower
M-. T. T. Turner will not devote all
b time to selling hams and bacon,
for he has three acres near the Indian
school and has planted il to long
staple cotton. Mr.. Turner believes
this land will produce at least bale
to the acre and with cotton selling at
one dollar pound and more, he hopes
to realize snug little sum from this
tract
At the Churches
Splendid congregations are reported
for all churches last Sunday and the
collections were up to the usual stand
ard.
Rev Herring Visits
The Rev. Robert H. Herring, former
pastor OF Tanner Chapel, A. M. E..
chufchi IN thls city, was business
visitor in Phoenix a few days this
week. He was enroute to Florence.
Ariz where he will attend a court
session in connection with the $40, 900
damage suit now pending in that coun-
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