Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-02

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Enters Business in Tacoma
Mr.. E. NJ Hollowell, formerally of
this city but now resident of Tacoma
Wash, has entered business in that
town. He has named his establishment
the Phoenix Modern Auto Laundry and
Repair Shop. He is an expert auto
mechanic and no doubt will do we'll
in the business. His many friends here
viii be pleased to learn of his sue
cess there.
Unique Club Meeting
The Unique Club will commence
their outdoor meetings on Sunday,
April End, when they will entertain
at East Lake Park. This club welcomes
strangers and will try to make it pleas
ant for all who attend their meetings.
Sophomore Girls Entertain
The Sophomore Girls of.the Phoenix
Union High school entertained Friday
evening March 25th, at the residence
of Mrs. Mollie Vaughn, 1925 E. Madi-
son street in honor of friends and mem
bers of the Freshman, Junior and Sem
ior classes. The evening was spent
playing cards and dancing, after which
the following refreshments were serv-
ed: punch. nabisco waters and candy.
Those to enjoy the hospitality of the
Sophomore girls We're, James Rosser,
Earle Johnson, Walter Smith, Thomas
Crump, Walter Smith, Sarah Smith,
Walter Mcmillan, Idella Jones,
Blanche Hester, Bertha Jones, L. v.
Perkins, Alvin McCloud, Davis Edmund
Charlie Greene, William Rosser Dor
thy Crump, Andrew Wallace, Luther
Tucker, Floyd Johnson, Maurice Hud-
son, Helen Peterson, Helen Brown,
Frank Marlowe, and Robert Fambough.
On departing all declared the Sopho-
more Girls wonderful entertainers.
Rahl Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah! Rah!
Sophomores
International Bible Students
AT the School Of Music Sunday after
noon 3 o'clock lecture will be given
ty E. H. Herrascher, Subject: "The
Hereafter, Studies in the Scriptures
Thursday evening. Subject THE Hid
den Mystery Monday evening, sub
jeet; Our Lords Return At 1912 E.
Jefferson St. Seats free and no collec-
tions.
The Charity Club
The Charity Club wishes to thank
all friends for their generous assist
ance in the sickness and death of Mr..
Heath.
C. M. E. News
Regular services will be conducted
at the c. NJ e. church next Sunday.
Rev. Thompson will deliver two speci-
ally prepared sermons and all who
hear him viii he amply repaid. The
Sunday School is really the most in
teresting development of the church
and we would be glad if you would
come and take part in our discussions
For real church. services attend the
.C. NJ. E.
c. L. P. Club
The Golden Lily Pleasure Club was
entertained last week by Miss Idabelle
Greenwood and Mr. L. Purdy at 512
So. End avenue. A dainty repast was
served and all enjoyed a pleasant even
ing. The members of the club were
indeed glad to welcome Miss Martha
Johnson who has been absent several
weeks in Tucson. The meeting of the
club this week will he with Misses
Ruth Lacey and Jewel Dabney at 619
So 9rd avenue.
Return To Kansas
Alr, and Mrs. L. w. Washington and
son left last week for their home in
Wichita Kans., after having spent
several months with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Washington, brother and sister-in-
law OF Mr. L. w Washington
Easter Egg Hnut
The parents Of the East End school
gave delightful Easter Egg Hunt for
the children last week at East Lake
park. The little fellows enjoyed them
selves immensely.
Wins His First Case
Attorney William E. Watkins of this
city, Arzona's only colored lawyer,
appeared last week in Judge R. c..
Stanford's Division of the Superior
Court as counsel for Lee Hughes who
was arranged on charge of larceny.
This was the first criminal case in
which Mr. Watkins has appeared as
counsel since his admission to the bar
several months ago. He presented his
case to the jury in such convincing
manner that they did not only hesitate
to render verdict in favor of the de-
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