Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-09


at the c. NJ. E. church last Sunday and
the pastor was at his best. He deliver
ed two inspiring sermons and all were
pleased with his discourse. The col
lection was good as usual.
Union Picnic Thursday
The c. NJ. E. and A. NJ. E. churches
will hold a union Sunday school, Al
len Christian Endeavor and Epworth
League picnic, Thursday, July 14th.
Three big trucks will park at End.
street and Jefferson Thursday morn
ing at 7o'clock, for. the purpose of
conveying the picknickers to the pic
mic grounds. All members of these
Sunday shoots, and leagues, their par
ents and friends are invited to go on
this picnic. All must bring baskets
and be prepared to spend a day in the
woods. The societies will furnish the
ice cream, soda water and watermel-
ons. A nominal charge of so cents
for the round trip will be made for
grown folks, but all children will be
carried free. The committee in charge
has located an ideal private picnic
spot on the river, just six or eight
miles out, where there is plenty of
shade and a safe place for children to
wade and swim in the river. Re-
member now that the trucks leave at
Z a. m, so be on time or you'll get
left.
Garvey Movement Organized
The Rev Coleman Johnson of Som
erton, organizer for the U. N. |. A.,
succeeded in organizing a branch of
this society in Phoenix last week
when meeting was held at Antioch
Baptist church. Mr. II. H. Rice was
chosen president The society starts
out with a large membership and bids
fair to become a strong factor in this
community Any one interested in the
movement may see the president at
4S8 East Jefferson street. Notice of
the next meeting will be given in
these columns.
Charity Club Activities
The Charity club met Tuesday eve
ming at the residence of Mrs. Marion
Noble in South 4th avenue and held
an interesting meeting. Several cas-
es were presented and action taken
by the ladies on each. These ladies
are doing a great work in trying to
alleviate the suffering among the un.
fortunates of our race and are de-
serving OF support They are not
making much noise, but are deliver
ing the goods, quietly and effectively
summering in Prescott
Mrs. d. Hendricks and son. Robert
Fambrough, are spending the sum-
mer in the Mile High city with Mrs.
Hendricks daughter, Mrs. Joe Blair,
They will remain for an indefinite
time.
Leave for California
Mrs. Geneyieve r. Smith and son
Lee left Thursday evening for Cali
fornia where they will visit friends
and relatives. Mrs. Smith will return
TO Phoenix in the fall, but her son
will enter school in California and re-
side with his aunt Mrs. Smith has
ordered the Tribune to follow.
On Annual Vacation
Mrs. ID. w. Young Of 1882 East
Madison street viii leave soon on her
annual vacation She will go first TO
Los Angeles and Frisco to spend a
few weeks, then proceed to Oklahoma
to visit her sons and other relatives.
She will be absent several months.
The Tribune will follow.
To Natchez Mississippi
Mrs. Betty Vann Of POI East Buc,
hama street left last week for Match
ez, Miss, TO spend the summer with
relatives. The Tribune will follow.
Visiting in Flagstaff
Mrs. Robt. Mcconnell of 1893 East
Jefferson street left Friday evening,
July 1, for Flagstaff, Arizona, where
she will spend the summer. OF course
the Tribune follows.
Funeral Held
The funeral of Mamie Turner, who
died last week in Nogales, Arizona,
was held Saturday afternoon in this
city from the Merryman undertaking
parlors. The Rev E. ID. Green, pas
tor Of the Second Baptist church, Of
ficiated. A large concourse Of friends
followed the remains to the last rest
ing place and in9irment was in
Greenwood cemetery.
Off to the Coast
Adrian (Fritzie) Smith of 519 south
@rd avenue, left last week for the
coast to spend his summer vacation.
His mother, Mrs. Estelle Smith will
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