Phoenix tribune., 1921-01-15
Personal, Local and Society News
BY R. L. s., Society Editor
OF THE STATE CAPITAL


Heath comes highly recommended as
a singer and you should not fail to
hear him. Remember the time and
place.
Attorney Watkins viii Speak.
Monday night, January IL, Attor-
ney William e. Watkins, Arizona's
only colored lawyer, viii deliver an
address to the people of Phoenix at
the C. M. E. Church, corner Seventh
street and Jefferson, under the aus
pices Of the Phoenix Protective
League. Everybody in the valley in
vited to come and hear Attorney
Watkins Monday night. Admission
free.
And Too.
We believe you should help those
who help you. Patronize our adver-
tisers and occasionally say: 81 saw
your advertisement in OUR PAPER,
the Tribune" It's a little thing to
do but will work wonders for you
and your paper. Get the habit. 1t
pays both ways.
Home From Texas
Mrs. Annie Dair returned this week
from Galveston, Tex, where she was
called to the bedside of her daughter
She reports her daughters condition
as improved and that no further
alarm is felt Miss Dair stated that
it rained almost continuously during
her stay in Galveston and that she is
glad to be back in Arizona-the land
of perpetual sunshine
A. c. {. Program Sunday.
Sunday, January 16, the Allen
Christian Endeavor of the A. M. E.
Church, corner Second street and
Jefferson, will render the following
program: Opening song, by audience;
invocation, Rev. T. j. Sanford; ad-
dress by the president; solo, Mar
gurite Silvers; instrumental solo, Mr..
David Edmund; recitation, Mamie
Jones; solo, Dorothy Levin; paper,
Mr. C. NJ. Roberts; selection, Lola
Mae Johnson; inst. solo, Gertrude
Roberts; paper, Earle Johnson; solo,
Blanch Hester; closing remarks by
the pastor. The exercises will begin
promptly at $50 p. m. and all
Phoenix invited to attend. A. R.
Smith, president; Miss Constance
Hall, secretary.
Rev. Byers A Visitor.
Planning to Build
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Credible are
planning to build palatial home on
their lots at 18th and Jefferson streets.
w. ]. ]. Byers, C. G. M. of the
International Order of Twelve
Knights and Daughters of Tabor,
California-Arizona jurisdiction, will
make his annual visit to the local
lodge on next Tuesday, January IS.
He will meet Pride of Arizona TEN
pie No 2 and Mount Tabor Temple
in joint session on the evening of
January 1S at Smiths hall, 21 East
Madison street, and all members are
urged to attend. A few years ago,
Tabor found her way to the Golden
West and today stands second to
none in fraternal circles. No secret
order in the world has a history as
grand as that of the International
Order of Twelve. All members of
this organization are Colored Ameri-
cans. The society should be proud
of its history A. Turner, c. M; c..
Credible, V. C. M; Frank H. Lewis,
A. c. S., and reporter.
Piano Tuner Returns.
Mr. John Brown of 805 South Fifth
avenue, piano tuner and repairer,
who has spent the past two months
in Southern Arizona working at his
trade, returned last week and will
remain in Phoenix until summer. Mr..
Brown has had twenty years expe-
rience in the piano tuning and repair
business and for six years did all the
repairing and tuning for the Rede-
will Music Company of this city. He
not only repairs pianos, but can fix
any musical instrument If you have
phonograph, electric player or
other instrument that needs repair
ing, phone 464S and have Mr. Brown
come out and fix it for you.
At Tanner Chapel.
On last Sunday excellent services
were conducted at Tanner Chapel A.
M. E. Church and large and appre-
ciative audience listened to the elo-
quent sermons delivered by the pas
tor, Rev. Sanford One new member
was received and the collection
totalled $40.