Phoenix tribune., 1921-06-25
Expresses Her Thanks
OF THE STATE CAPITAL

street who has been confined to her
home for several months on account
of illness, desires to express her
thanks for kindness shown her by
friends She has been remembered by
all the churches, ladies clubs, several
of the lodges and host of individuals.
1t would lie impossible for her to men,
tion all who have remembered her,
but she wants each to consider this
card as being intended for him. Mr..
Jack Gray and Mr.. Suddoth OF Chan
dIer are among the out Of town friends
who remembered her, but the city folk
are too numerous to mention. In
word, she desires to thank each one
of you and to let you know that she
highly appreciates your kindness.
Back To California
Mrs w. V Jasper and daughter,
Mrs. Jessie Peck, will leave soon for
their home in California. They will
go by way of the Grand Canyon and
spend several weeks visiting and
sightseeing in the Northern part of
Arizona before continuing their trip
to the coast They have spent several
months in Phoenix and are delighted
with our great city and its hospitable
citizens.
Off To The Coast
Mrs. NJ j. Maddox of 910 East JET
ferson street left Monday for the coast
where she will spend the summer.
Her daughter, Miss Blanche Hester,
!. will follow and together they hope to
spend an enjoyable summer in the
Golden State.
Visitor From Kansas City
Mrs. Lillian Gray and son Phillip of
Kansas City, Mo-, are recent arrivals
-and are staying at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Wells, 1929 East Washing
ton street Mrs. Gray is sister of
Mrs Wells and by profession a trained
>nurse. She plans to spend month or
more in Phoenix.
Expression of Gratitude
Mrs. Ida Rochon of 1923 East Mon
roe street who has been confined to
her home the last few weeks on ac-
count of illness, is improved. She
desires to express through the col
umns of the Tribune, her thanks to
the many, many friends who have been
so kind to her during her confinement
and to assure them that their kindness
will never be forgotten.
Important Sale Made
Mr.. G. S. Rodgers owner of the
lease and fixtures of the Peoples
Garage and Blacksmith Shop at SO
So. 3rd street, has sold his interest in
the business and will engage in busi-
ness of different nature. Mr. Rod
gers is graduate of Tuskegee In
dustrial College, a first class mechanic
and a man who takes an interest in
everything pertaining to the advance
ment of his race When asked by a
reporter if he was preparing to leave
Phoenix, Mr.. Rodgers said: 81 am just
getting ready to stay here His lean
ing is towards the insurance business
and no doubt he will engage in busi-
ness of that character
Leaving For California
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Williams who
conduct a home bakery and barbecue
stand at 1913 So 5th avenue, will dis
pose of their business interests here
and go to Pasadena Cal, to reside. |
They have been residents OF Phoenix
for the last eight years and are noted
for their thrift and enterprise. They
plan to leave July 10, and until that
time will take care of their customers
in the usual way
At Tanner Chapel
Sunday services at Tanner Chapel
were well attended and in the morning
the pastor delivered an able sermon
to an appreciative audience. The even
ing services were held at East Lake
Park and the pastors discourse was
well received The collections were
up to the usual standard
Knights OF Tabor Sermon
The international Order of Twelve
knights and Daughters of Tabor held
their annual Thanksgiving services /
last Sunday at the Second Baptist
church. All members of the order, the
Juvenile society and large gather
ing of friends turned out to hear the
sermon which was delivered by the
REV NJ Thompson, pastor Of the c. |
M. +. church. His discourse was a
masterpiece Of logic and eloquence
and he made favorable impression
upon his audience.
Graduates With Honors
Miss Mary McReynolds, daughter of