Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-13

ter transacting the business of the
it was suggested that
they have a grand unveiling of the I
charter at an early date. This sug- /
gestion was well received and it is
planned to make this a grand affair. /
OF the date will be
made later. Watch, wait and get
ready to attend the unveiling of the
charter. The meetings are held every |
Tuesday evning at 8 o'clock in the
Antioch Baptist church at II street
and Washington. All invited to at
tend
To Prescott on Business
Ira O'Neal, Phoenix Favorite, is in
Prescott this week and will appear in
the arena Friday night at that place.
He says that he will bring home the
bacon
Concert Monday Night
Ladies of the Arizona Federation
will give concert Monday night, Au
gust Is at the high school auditorium
and all Phoenix should turn out and
help in a worthy cause. The money
raised will be used to assist some
worthy girl or boy of the race to
complete his education Let's go to
the high school auditorium Monday
night.
Return From Coast
Ennis Bell of 446 East Madison street
returned Friday morning from the
coast where he spent two weeks Wis
iting and sightseeing. He reports an
excellent trip and states that he was
greatly benefited by the wonderful
climate of California.
Educational Week
At the Fifth annual meeting OF the
Arizona Federation of Colored Wo-
mems clubs. which convened in this
city in May, it was agreed that the
second week in August of each year
be known as Educational Week Each
club that is a member of the Fedora
ton will be required to raise money
for this fund This money is to help
some worthy boy or girl of the race
continue their education into higher
branches. Mrs. Jessie James, presi-
dent, Mrs. l.. Ada Walker secretary
1922 East Jefferson street
Visiting in Missouri
Mrs. Chas. Ward left Sunday for
Kansas City, Mo, where she will
spend several months visiting rela-
tives and friends Mr. Ward received
word from her this week that she ar
rived safely and is now enjoying her
self.
Purchase Teal Estate
mir. and Mrs Chas. Brown Of S22
East Jefferson street have purchased
a dandy lot near East Lake Park
They plan to build real soon.
Buys Interest in KATE
Mrs. Edward Jones has purchased
Mr.. W. e. Hudspeth's interest in the
Kool Kitihen Kafe at 9Th street and
Jefferson. The Kafe is now owned
by Rev. Major Jones and Mrs. Edward !
Jones. The same high class service
viii be maintained and your trade is
solicited. Mr.. Hudspeth leit this week
for the coast.
Quarterly Conference Monday
The fourth quarterly conference of
the A. NJ. E. church will be held Mon
day night at the church. All mem.
hers welcome.
Accidently Shot
John Farrell suffered a painful ac.
cident this week when an automatic
shotgun was accidently discharged,
the shot taking effect in his left
shoulder. Mr. Farrell and Otis Barn
es were returning from hunting trip
and were seated in the Ford truck
owned by Mr.. Barnes. Farrell had the
shotgun standing between his legs
and he was busy picking birds. Sud.
denly the gun was discharged with
the result as above stated. Farrell
say that its lucky that his head was
not shot off. Only one shot struck Otis
and he considers himself the luckiest
man in the world Farrell had the
wound dressed by physician and he
is now doing fine.
Rev. Johnson Will Wed
Like a bolt from clear sky comes
the news from Ell Paso, Texas, that
the Rev. z. z. Johnson, presiding ell
der of the G. NJ e. churches in the
Albuquerque district of the California
conference, will be married on the
evening Of August %, to Miss Max
well, a popular young society matron
of that city. Rev Johnson is well
known in Phoenix, having pastored
the local G. NJ E. church for six years
and for thp mast cavon voarc I,as, Ioan I