Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-19

they had spent some eighteen months
in California. Mr. L. w. Washington is
a tailor and is planning to open an
establishment here.
Antioch Baptist Church
On last Sunday Ehe services at An
tioch Baptist church were we'll attend
ed and pastor C. A. Gilmore delivered
two powerful sermons. The spirit ran
high and the collections were above
the average The bible class at this
church is becoming more and more
interesting. DR.. Pettigrew of Los Ange-
| les is the Instructor and every Sun
day at o'clock the church is filled
with those who want instruction in
the bible The public is invited to
attend all meetings. A hearty welcome
awaits you here.
Phoenix Literary Society
The Phoenix Literary and Debating
Society rendered a splendid program
last Friday evening at the c. M. e.
church. Solos, recitations and readings
formed an interesting part of the pro-
gram. The main event was the debate,
subject, Resolved that Prohibition IS
failure" Earle Johnson and James
Rosser of the affirmative attempted
to prove that the non enforcement of
the prohibition law made it failure.
The negative, presented by Ben
James, jr., and Cleo NJ. Roberts, con-
vinced the judges that the law was
not a failure, although admitting that
it was not entirely successful The
judges were Chas. F. Gardner, Clar-
ence Lindsey and ]. R. Jackson.
Unique Club Meeting
The members of the Unique club
will be entertained on Sunday after
noon March goth by Mrs. Jessie Nc
Cloud at the residence of Mrs. Oscar
McCloud, 1926 East Jefferson street.
All members urged to attend the meet
ing, By order of the president, ]. F.
Hudspeth
Mrs. Henderson Passes
Wednesday morning March ,516th,
Mrs. Joseph B. Henderson of 1888 e.
Madison street breathed her last. For
some time Mrs. Henderson has been
in poor health, but it was not thought
that her last illness would prove fatal.
She had just returned from visit to
her old home in Texas. The funeral
will be held this week and the re
mains shipped to Texas for burial.
Annual Sermon Sunday
Salt Valley Chapter No. 5. o. E. s.,
will hold their Annual Thanksgiving
services Sunday afternoon o'clock
at the Second Baptist Church, corner
Fifth street and Jefferson. The Rev.
Ed Greene will preach the sermon and
the public is invited.
Quarterly Meeting Sunday
Rev. j. H. Allen, presiding elder OF
the Albuquerque District of the Colo
RADIO Conference of the A. M. E. church
will hold his 2nd quarterly meeting
Sunday March goth at this church. The
presiding elder will preach at both
the morning and evening services and
all Phoenix is invited to come and
hear him.
Grand Musical Treat
Brown Temple No. Is, S. NJ T., will
give grand musicale at the c. M. E.
church, 7th street and Jefferson on
Tuesday evening March 22nd and all
are invited. The program follows:
Invocation.-,........s Rev. NJ. Thompson
Vocal Solo...............-... Mrs. NJ Butler
Instrumental Selection ion...............
--..,.,............. Miss Pauline Howard
Reading g......-...................... Mrs. ConyeI
Bass Solo - Mr.. Nathaniel Driver
Instrumental Selection ........-.................
----.-..-..-....--.-.... Mrs. Clarence Lindsey
Dialect ......-.-.--....... Mrs. Joe Hudspeth
! Song ..-........... Mrs. Ruby Jones
Instrumental Selection -.........,.....---,-..-
--...-..--..-..-.............-... Mrs. M. White
Reading ....-,......... Mrs. e. Hamilton
Song .......---.-.....-. Mrs. Major Jones
Paper .--..-................-... Mrs. E. L. Lott
Remarks on S. NJ T. Work..-......-....
----.-.....-................--...-- Mrs j. j. Brown
Song ........-.-................ Mrs. M. Johnson
Instrumental Selection ---..........-.-....