Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
Tanner chapeI ActivitIes

Tanner Chapel Activities
Splendid services were conducted
last Sunday at the A. NJ. e. church
and the pastor, Rev. T. J. Sanford was
at his best. He delivered two power
ful sermons that were edifying, edu-
cational and wfthal, spiritual. One new
member YVES received and the collec-
tions for the day totaled $4O.69
Antioch Baptist Church
Last Sunday was a banner day at
Antioch Baptist church and pastor c.
A. Gilmore preached two allie sermons.
The spirit ran high and all were made
to rejoice. The collections were good
as usual. This Sunday the members
OF this church will hold their first
/ services in their new home at 18th
street and Washington.
Second Baptist Church
Excellent services were conducted
last Sunday at the Second Baptist
church and the pastor Rev. E. D.
Green delivered a strong sermon at
the morning services. In the evening
the pulpit was filled by a visiting
minister who delivered a great sermon
that was well received. The attend
ance was unusually large at both SER
vices and the collections up to the
usual standard. This church is in the
midst of a great campaign which will
end with a big rally the Fifth Sunday
in May when all clubs now working
will make their final reports.
Banquet A Great Success
The banquet and musical given Mon
day night by the Knights of Tabor at
Smiths hall was a complete success.
The hall was filled to capacity and
the banquet was served as only the
Incompatible Knights can serve.
Everything was carried out without
hitch and all present report an en-
joyable time.
Mass Meeting Held
The local branch n. A. A. C. P
held a mass meeting Monday night at
the a. NJ. &. church and transacted
some important lG1.2ess. A fair sized
audience VIZ present and all took part
in discussing the live questions which
came before the meeting.
Stick A Pin Here
On June goth, the n. A. A. C. P. will
celebrate Emancipation Day at the
State Fair Grounds with splendid
athletic events, baseball, speaking and
a grand barbecue. Colored people from
all parts Of the state are preparing
to attend this celebration an it pro
misses to be the greatest ever held in
the Southwest. Remember the date
and get ready to attend. You will
miss it if you miss it.
Lest You Forget
When you buy your goods from Tri-
bune advertisers your dollars roll back
to you in the form Of bigger, better
newspaper. Our. advertisers invite
your trade and viii treat you right
Go where you are invited
viii Preach In Mesa
Rev. E. D. Greene, pastor of the
Second Baptist church of this city,
Will deliver a sermon at Mt. Calvary
Baptist church in Mesa Sunday after
noon, April gath. The services viii
be held under the auspices Of Club
No. ? of the local Baptist church and
a number OF the choir members will
be present to aid in the song service.
The public is invited.
Remember This
hereby requested to Keep Off The
hereby reuested to Keep Off The
Date, May 9rd and May 21st. BY order
of Club No. of the Second Baptist
church
Something Different
Pupils Of the Phoenix Union High
School viii stage a three-act comedy
entitled. "Then End OF The Rainbow,
on Monday May 6th. They are max
ing great preparations for this play
and all Phoenix will want to see it.
Cancel all other engagements and get
ready to attend this play You cannot
afford TO miss it.
Home From San Diego.
Rev A. c. Caldwell, missionary for
the c. NJ. L. church in this district
returned Wednesday morning from
San Diego Cal, where he spent three
weeks doing missionary work. He viii
remain in the city few weeks after
which he will visit points in southern
Arizona
From Santa Monica CAL
Rev Jas. A. Stout of the c. NJ. e.
connection, spent Wednesday in Phoe-
nix with his friend, Rev. A. c. Caldwell
while en- route east. Rev. Stout special
ICES in raising funds to pay churches
out Of debt and in This he is withollf