Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Major Jones of 1912
East Jefferson street have moved to
go East Jefferson street where they
will be pleased to meet their friends.
Enjoying Sea Breezes
Mrs. Lettie Dickens formerly of this
city but now resident of Pasadena,
Calf, writes that she is enjoying the
cool sea breezes and really feels sorry
for her friends in Phoenix who are
sweltering in the heat. She will re-
main in Pasadena a few months long
er then move to Los Angeles to make
her home in the future.
A Correction
In writing the names of those who
gave flowers for Mrs. Ruben Reed
whose funeral was held two weeks
ago, the name of Mrs. John Brown
was inadvertently omitted. Mrs.
Brown gave beautiful wreath and
the relatives of the deceased want to
thank her along with others who also
gave flowers.
Mrs. McMillen is Hostess
A beautifully appointed luncheon was
given last week by Mrs. NJ NJ Nc
Millen at her home, 1916 East Jeffer-
son street, complimentary to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ]. Sonion of Kansas City, Mo.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Jackson,
Mr.. c. Byrd, Mrs. Davis, Mr. T. Gil
more, Mr.. PurGy, Mr. Davis, Mr.. Ell
lott, Miss Hodge, Mr. Bell, Mr.. Hodge,
Mr.. Howard. All report delightful
time and declared Mrs. McMillen a
delightful hostess. Mr. and Mrs.
Sonion left later for their home in
Kansas City, Mo.
Visitor From Georgia
Mr.. Pleas Hawthorne of Beachton,
Ca, was in the city thre days last
week visiting Mr.. Lloyd D. Dickey
also of Beachton, Ga. While here he
was the house guest of Mr.. J. H.
Tubes of 1117 So. 5th avenue. Mr..
Hawthorne is on an extended tour of
the west and continued his journies
to the coast. He expects TO return
by way of Phoenix and again will be
entertained by Mr.. Dickey and Mr..
Tubes. Mr.. Dickey WHO has been in
Phoenix a little more than year, has
decided to make this ris home and
plans to enter business this fall.
Schools Open September 19.
The Phoenix Union high school will
open Sept. u, and all citf schools
will open Sept. 10. Many of the
teachers have returned and others
soon will return from their vacations.
Business League
The Phoenix Business League met
Monday night at Antioch Baptist
church and held a splendid meeting.
Five new members were received and
the organization is going forward by
leaps and bounds. Mr.. N. W. Alex
ander opened the subject of a plan
for a cooperative grocery and was
followed by Mr.. ]. H. McReynolds
who showed a wonderful knowledge
of the business The discussion was
then entered into 5y all and much
interest was created At the next
meeting which will be held Monday
night, August 22, at Antioch Baptist
church, Mr. McReynolds viii open the
subject of 'The purchase of homes
Advantages and advisability CT SUCH
Mr. M. H. Shelton, real estate ex-
pert, also will be asked to make a
short talk en- this subject. The meet
ings are growing more and more in
teresting and the organization bids
fair TO become an important factor
in the community. You are invited
to attend the meetings. Robt. l..
Fortune, pres.,, G. S. Rodgers, secre-
tary, w. J. Jones, corresponding Sec
retary, Phil Green, treasurer.
Great Pianist Coming
The local branch N. A. A. C. P. is
Flaming to give music lovers of the
valley a real treat when on September
1st, Prof. Clyde L. Glass, teacher of
music in Western University, Quin-
dario, Kans., will appear at the High
school auditorium in a piano recital.
Prof. Glass comes highly recommended
and you cannot afford to miss this
rare treat. Tickets are out and the
management has agreed to give the
girl selling the most tickets before
Sept. 1st, a fine drese, costing not
less than $1.00 yard. Some indus
trious girl is going to be made happy
on Sept. 1st Buy your tickets now
and help these ambitious girls.
Quarterly Conference Held
Last Sunday, presiding elder l. L.
Watson of the A. N. e. connection,
held his fourth quarterly meeting at
the A. M. E. church and on Monday