Phoenix tribune., 1920-05-14

). j. n. Club meeting
Ladies of the S. l. A. Club met Mon.
day afternoon with Mrs. Matte Berry
at the residence of Mrs. Frank Tut-
ner, 127 North Second street, and held
a splendid meeting. Next meeting
will be with Mrs. VIM. P. crump at
the residence of Mrs. Geo. w Cald-
well, 2SS East Jefferson street.
Buys Barber Shop
Mr.. ]. R. Robinson. one OF the best
known tonsorial artists in Phoenix, has
purchased the Boston barber shop at
II South Second street from Mr. Perry
Payne and will take charge on or
about June TO- Mr.. f. S. Phillips, the
present proprietor, has secured a let
ter location and will move into it as
soon as his lease expires, which will
be on or about June 10th.
Making improvements
DR.. and Mrs. W C. Hackett are
having some Improvements made on
their rental property at 1880 East JEFF
ferson street.
Prominent Men to Speak
The big free celebration and dinner
to be gwen by the Phoenix Protective
League June 10, at East Lake Park,
will be one of the most notable events
in the history of Phoenix. Prominent
among the speakers who have been
secured to deliver addresses on that
day are the Hon. Leonard ]. Harris,
of Prescott, Ariz.; w. P. Crump, of
this city; S. E. Newell, of Prescott,
and others. Mr.. John E. Lewis, who
has charge of the sports, is leaving
no stone unturned to see that you are
well entertained in this line. Alto
gether, the celebration will be worth
going miles to witness and every race
loving colored person in Arizona
should attend the celebration.
Party a Success
The May pole party given May 5
by the Dunbar club proved entirely
successful and the sum of $23 was
realized from the entertainment.
Visits the Country
Mrs. T. Flemming is spending few
days in the country.
5ostonions Arrive
Mrs. Richard Rosser, little Arthur
and Mrs James T. Rosser arrived this
week from Boston, Mass, and are
staying at 519 East Jefferson street
Home From Ajo
Mrs. F. G. Gilhreath returned this
week from Ajo, where she spent sew
eral days visiting her husband
Mrs. Spikes Indisposed
Mrs. Lucy Spikes of SIS South Sec
ond avenue is confined to her home
by illness.
Suffers Fracture of Rib
Mr.. Ed. Moore of 924 South Monte
yuma street is confined to his home
suffering with broken rib sustained
in an accident at his home this week.
His condition is not serious and he is
reported as resting easily.
Accidents Will Happen
We pay $25 per week for loss of
time caused by sickness or accidents
and $500 for accidental death. Bet
ter be safe than sorry. Phone 1850
for particulars. A. r. Smith, general
agent for Arizona.
kindergarten Exercises
Mrs. Phoebe Gardiner, teacher of
the Douglas school kindergarten,
wishes to announce that closing exer-
cises of this department will be held
Friday morning, May 81, on the school
voted to come and see the little chill.
dren perform
Mrs. Burney to Chicago
Mrs. Zoe Burney left Wednesday
evening over the Santa Fe for Chi
cago, where she will spend several
months visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Keys Goes East
Mrs. VIM. Keys left Wednesday
evening for points east, where she
will spend the summer visiting rela-
tives.
To Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. M. Jackson and daughter, Miss
Georgia Jackson, who have been Wis
iting in Phoenix the past month, left
this week for their home in Kansas
City, Mo. While here the Jacksons
were quite royalty entertained No
table among the affairs given in their
honor was reception on Friday even
ing, April 80, given by Mrs. Charles
Fish, of 909 East Jefferson street, and
at which more than one hundred
guests were present.
To Crittendon Home
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