Phoenix tribune., 1921-02-26

De without a copy OF the Tribune
each week is like being separated
from your best friend. 1t brings the
news from far and near, and tells
the things you like to hear Yours
truly Rev Edward Jones, Box 161,
Douglas, Arizona.
Mrs. Coleman indisposed
Friends Of Mrs. Minnie Coleman
VIII regret 70 learn that she has been
indisposed the past two weeks and
On Sunday was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital where she underwent an
operation. Reports coming from the
hospital where she is confined. are
to the effect that she is resting cas-
lily and is now out OF danger.
Christian Endeavor Nests
The allen Christian Endeavor
League held an interesting meeting
Sunday evening al the A. NJ. E
church and some important topics
were discussed. On next Sunday the
subject for discussion is: Making
Our Lives Useful Miss A. R. Oby
viii be the leader and all are invited
to attend A membership drive is on
and ali young people are especially
invited to attend these meetings.
Great Debate Tonight
Four high school boys will debate
tonight at the Second Baptist church.
The subject for discussion is: Re
solved That Education Is More Bene-
ficial than Money" Come out and
hear these young hopefuls. Several
literary and musical numbers will be
rendered in connection with the de
bate and you are assured Of a rare
treat. The entertainment is given
under the auspices of the Phoenix
Literary and Debating society. Viii
liam E. Watkins, president; Major
Jones, secretary.
Heath Recital Success
The recital given last Friday night
at the c. NJ. e. church by Professor
c. A Heath, noted baritone of Les
Angeles, proved entirely successful
and neat sum was realized for the
church treasury. All numbers on the
program We're good and the attend
ance was large.
Progressive Club Celebrates
The Progr1 15stse club celebrated its
11..--tl clnversary Tuesday night with
splendid program at the c. N. e.
church. The house was filled to over
flowing and the participants played
well their parts Mrs. c. Hamilton is
president Of this club, ana it is doing
great work.
N. A. A. C. P. Meeting
The regular meeting of the local
branch N. A. A. c. F. was held Mon
day night at the A. NJ. e. church and
some important business was trans
acted This organization presents
Anita Patti Brown, noted soprano, on
March 10th and all Phoenix should
d ar her The entertainment will be
haid at the high school auditorium
From NosaIes m
Miss Carrie Hendricks OF Nogales,
Ariz., is in the city, the guest Of
Madam O. G. Howard in West Grant
street. She came to attend the meet
ing Of the Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton and Will remain several days
Valentine Mask Bail
The Valentine mas querade ball
given by the c. L. @. club on February
14th at the Red Bird was grand
affair. Miss Ida Bell Greenwood won
first prize for the prettisst dress,
which was red satin heart-shaped
box Of chocolates. Miss Greenwood
wore a pink dress trimmed with ruf-
fles and she was a perfect picture.
The second prize was wone by Miss
Katie Bradshaw, which was large
bottle OF toilet water Needless to
cay all enjoyed themselves to the
highest,
Last Friday evening the club met
with Miss Inez Stewart and Mr.
Johnston at 29S West Jackson street
and had an enjoyable time Dainty
refreshments were served by the
genial hostess, after which the meet
ing adjourned TO meet this Friday
evening with Miss Estelle Smith and
Mr. Lewis Wright at 519 South Third
avenue At this meeting the name Of
the c. L. c. club viii be changed and
same will he announced in, the next
issue Of the Tribune. Theo Drake,
Pres; Ruth Lacey. Vice-Pres.; Martha
Johnson, secy.; Jewel Dabney, Treas
S. /. A. Club Notes