Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-14
Tanner Chapel Activities
OF TIE STATE CAPITAL
BY R. L. s., Society Editor

With its Sc pupils, had an interesting
lesson that was intelligently applied.
Four new members were received
into the church and the collection
for the day totaled S4SS4
Lest You Forsst
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rice, owners
Of the restaurant at 5th and Jefferson
streets, are making hit with their
special chicken dinners which are
served every Sunday. Drop in any
time and be served.
Remember This
Keep off the date May oath BY
order Of club No. >.
New h.5orney In City
Hon r. Fortune Of Oklahoma, is
a recent arrival in the city and upon
motion of Judge R. c. Stanford, was
admitted to practice in the courts of
Arizona. Mr. Fortune is a race man
and comes well recommended.
Jenkins Are Hosts
Last week, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
jenkins entertained with a whist
party at their home in West Lincoln
street A progressive lunch was sery-
ed, the last course being served at
1890 p m then dancing was in
dulged in until 1870 o'clock. Among
the invited guests were, Mr.. and Mrs,
Ben James, Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
son. Mr and Mrs. Milton Lewis, MI
and Mrs. Walter McKeney, Mr. and
Mrs Forest Burney, Mr. and Mrs. w
B. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs Williams,
Mr. Aubrey Carter. Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Williams, Miss Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble.
Miscellaneous Shower
Monday evening, May 2nd, mis-
cellaneous shower was given at the
home Of Mrs. w. P. Crump, for Mrs.
Fred Williams. Mrs. williams is
newly we'd and was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents.
storm" Party Given
Members and friends OF Antioch
Baptist church surprised their pastor,
Rev. c. A. Gilmore this week when
they swooped down upon him and his
family at 425 East Washington street.
laden with groceries and other house
hold necessities. The surprise was
indeed pleasant, for DR.. Gilmore is
still smiling.
Visitor From Yuma
Mr.. S. H. Hill of Yuma was a
business visitor in the city last week.
chas. E. Cook Passes
After an illness Of several months.
Chas. g. Cook, so years old, died
Sunday morning May 1st at his home
723 East jefferson street. he has
been resident of Phoenix 40 years,
coming here when a small boy from
Nevada He leaves a mother and
father, several sisters and brothers to
mourn his passing. The funeral was.
held Wednesday from the Merryman
Undertaking parlors and interment
waas made in Greenwood eemetary.
Called Away Suddenly
Miss Eudill Allen left last week for
Quincy, H., in response to telegram
stating that her father was seriously
i'll. She has been in Phoenix only a
short time, b has made host Of
friends Who egret to see her go.
Dunbar Club Meeting
Members Of the Dunbar club met
Thursday afternoon May 18th with
Mrs. I McPinion, 1921 East Jefferson.
A Mystic Tea was given and grand
time reported.
S. |. A. Club Meeting
Ladies Of the S I. A. club met last
Monday afternoon, May 9th with Mrs.
Chas. Ward in South 9Th street
Hay Ride Planned
Everybody cordially invited to join
in the big hay ride to Mesa Tuesday
evening May 17th at o'clock. Cars
leave the Second Baptist church, Cor
ner 9TH street and Jefferson. A grand
barbecue will be held in Mesa. Lets
go and have the time of our lives.
Round trip only s1OO. Given by club
No 5.
Mrs. Washington Entertains
On last Sunday, Mrs. w. w. Wash
ington Of 1913 East jefferson street,
had as her dinner guest Miss Clifford
starks Of Hot Springs, Ark, who
spent the winter in Phoenix. An ap-
ptizing repast was served and en-
joyed
Its A Boy, Oh Joyl
Born Thursday April 2Sth to Mr..
and Mrs. W. M. Gilcbrist, an eleven
pound baby boy Mother and son
doing nicely The father, well, he
may recover but viii never look the