Phoenix tribune., 1920-09-04

returned home this week She was
greatly benefited by her visit to this
city.
! At A. M. {. Church
I Last Sunday was great day at the
A. M. E. church. Sunday school was
well attended, and the morning serv-
ices were good The pastor, Rev.
Sanford, delivered an able sermon and
all were benefited by his words In
the evening the pastor delivered a
wonderful sermon from the subject,
'The Breath of the Four Winds and
Ezekiel and the Dry Bones" Many
were present to hear this, the last of
series of sermons the pastor has
been preaching the past month. One
new member, Mrs. Cora Edwards of
st. Louis, was received into the
church. The collection was $24S5.
Next Sunday, Sept 5, will be the last
Sunday the pastor will be with his
congregation before going to the An
nual Conference. A freewill offering
will be taken for the pastor and all
! Phoenix is invited to come and help
swell the total. A report of the years
work will be read by the pastor. Ev-
erybody invited, particularly strang-
ers.
vacationists Return
Mrs. Elma Scaggs, Mrs. Ardmore
Jenkins, Mrs. P S. Johnson, Mrs. Paul
Green and children returned a few
days ago from California, where they
have been spending the summer
Lodge Notice
Pride of Arizona Temple No. will
hold its regular meeting Sept. 6. All
members are urged to attend all meet
ings. A. Turner, c. NJ; LaRue Moore,
c. S. Meeting nights first and third
Monday nights at Smiths Hall of
each month Frank H. Lewis, A. c..
S. and reporter
Mr.. Joe S. Ahart, and undertaken
and embalmer of Ell Paso, Texas, is a
recent arrival and is staying at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas c.
Childress, S2S East Washington street.
Mr.. Ahart holds license from the
Arizona State Board of Embalmers
and is thinking of opening an estab-
lishment here.
Blue Vein Society
There is some talk of organizing a
Blue Vein Society among the ladies
of the capital city We shall have
more to say about this society later
Watch our editorial column.
Protective League Meeting
The Phoenix Protective League will
meet Monday night, Sept 6, at Doug
las school for the transaction of busi-
ness. Judge R. c. Stanford, candidate
for the nomination of United States
Senator on the Democratic ticket, is
scheduled to address the League in
behalf of his candidacy. Everybody
invited to attend the meeting. ]. l..
Davis, president; Mrs. Lucille How
ard, secretary.
Barber Gets Ten Days
James Conley, a barber, was sen
I fenced to ten days in the city bastile
/ by Judge Thomas this week. Conley
was charged with disturbing the peace
and quiet of neighborhood. He ap-
pealed the case and was released on
bonds
From Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Johnson of Chicago
are recent arrivals in Phoenix. Mrs
Johnson is a daughter of Mrs. Ed
Mack. Mr.. Johnson will return to
Chicago soon but his wife will remain
for an indefinite stay Mrs. Johnson
is fashionable dressmaker and de
signer, and Mr.. Johson conducts a
first-class shining parlor in the Windy
City Mrs. Johnson's health is falling
hence the trip to Phoenix.
Arrival From Tennessee
Mr.. H. Clifford Crawford arrived
b1ilo mCCh llOtil JcNhoOAJ GILL;, anu
is staying at the home of his brother
Mr. Harry Crawford, SIS South Thirt
avenue He came here for the benefit
of his health and will remain for an
indefinite time.
Home From Texas
Mrs. G. 6. Stone returned last weel
from Dallas, Texas, where she has
been visiting friends and relatives
She reports an enjoyable trip, hui
+ stated that she was glad to be back
in Phoenix.
Return From the Coast
Mrs. A. Stewart, 23S West Jackson
I street, returned a few days ago from
California, where she has been spend
ing the summer.
Sunday School Picnic
Tanner chapel, A. NJ. E., Sunday