Phoenix tribune., 1920-06-05
LOCAL news
IL Venice. California

leave soon for Venice, Cal, where
they will spend the summer. Miss
Strawhorn, who graduated this year
from the Phoenix Union High school,
will matriculate in the University of
California this fall
Visitor From Texas
Mrs. F. NJ Marshall of San Antonio,
Texas, arrived in Phoenix, May 2S,
and is staying at the home of Captain
and Mrs. VIM. Glass, 1119 South Sixth
avenue. She will spend the summer
here
Visitors From Mesa
Mrs. R. M. Roam and little son, Olen
J. Roam, of Mesa. Arizona, were Wis
itors in Phoenix Tuesday. Mrs. Roam
is sister of the late Mrs. G. T. Tins
ley, VINO died several months ago at
st. Joseph's hospital While here
Mrs. Roam and son were guests of
Mr.. G. T. Tinsley, who conducts a fish
market and ice cream parlor at 1898
East Jefferson street They were al
so entertained by Mrs. Della King,
proprietor of the California Hat Clean
ing Works, 224 East Adams street.
They returned overland to Mesa Tues
day evening.
of 10 District Conference
Rev T, J. Sanford, pastor of the A.
NJ. e. church, and Earl Johnson, sec
retary of the A. M. E. Sunday school.
left Tuesday morning for Globe, Ariz.,
to attend the District Conference
which convened in that city June 1.
Rev. Herring in Phoenix
Sunday morning, May 81, Rev. Rob-
ert H Herring of Pueblo, Colo,
preached for the congregation at the
A. M. E. church. He delivered an
able sermon and wonderfully i'm
pressed his audience. He spent Mon
day and Tuesday visiting friends and
departed Tuesday evening for home.
He win return again in October, when
his case will come up for trial in the
district court Of Pinal county. Rev.
Herring is suing the proprietor of
stage line for $4,000 damages be-
cause of an accident in which he sus-
tanned broken leg.
Graduation Gifts
Miss Annie Vivian Strawhorn. who
cl last Friday night graduated with
honors from the Phoenix Union High
school was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. Among the gifts
sent were several beautiful bouquets
one from Mrs. Lewis Dixon, another
from the Miss Archers on Palm Lane.
and one from Governor Thomas e.
Campbell She also received a lovely
ANTIQUE vase from Mrs. B. Smith.
Donofrio's also presented her with
large bouquet.
Grammar School Graduates
class of ten young men and la
dies from Douglas grammar school
will enter the Phoenix High school
next year. Those who received GER
tifcates were: Mayme Wiml,srley,
Frank Lewis, Sarah Smith, Bertha
Jones, Pauline Howard, Gertrude Rob
erts, Blanche Hester, Walter Smith,
Thelma Norwood and Constance Hall.
This will bring the total enrolment
for the high school up to 27 pupils.
More room and more teachers are
needed to adequately train this large
group of students.
kindergarten Picnic
Mrs. Phoebe Gardiner, teacher of
the Douglas school kindergarten, gave
a delightful picnic at Irvine Park,
Thursday, May 20, for the little chill
dren in her department. They went
early and remained until late in the
afternoon The children were highly
entertained with various kinds of
amusements and were given boun-
tiful supply of ice cream, cold drinks
and other refreshments. All enjoyed
themselves, and on returning home
were the most talkative and happiest
group of children in Phoenix.
Mrs. Coreine Lane Passes
Mrs. Coreine Lane, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs B. Cook, died at her home,
723 East Jefferson street, Wednesday
night, May rs. Funeral services were
held at the Merryman undertaking
chapel Saturday morning at 1030
O'Clock, Rev T. ]. Sanford officiating.
lnterment was made in Greenwood
cemetery
Motor to NogaIes, Arizona
Saturday evening motor party left
Phoenix for NogaIes. Ariz, arriving
in the border city Sunday afternoon.
They went across the line into Mexico
and had the time of their young lives.
In the party. were Prof P. Landry,
Mr.. 5nd Mrs. S. w. Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 0. Green. They returned Mon
day and stated that the trip was made