Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
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Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Boyd, founder
and superintendent, and associate
superintendent respectively of Camps
Normal Industrial Institute for color
ed youths at Camps, Gregg county.
Texas, are in Phoenix seeking help
for the erection of some new buildings
at the institute which are said will
cost $250OO0 when completed. Rev.
Boyd preached Sunday night, July II,
at the Second Baptist church, Sunday
morning July "a, at the A M. E.
church and Sunday night at C. M. E.
church. He also spoke on Tuesday
evening, July 10, at the Northwest
ern Federation of Colored Women's
club. Mrs. Boyd, who halls from Fisk
university and who at one time was a
star singer for that school, rendered
selections at all the colored churches
to the delight of those present. The
Boyds will give a grand jubilee con-
cert this Friday evening, July 29 at
East Lake Park. All three of the
churches will assist them in their en-
tertainment Admission is free, but
a free-will offering will be taken.
Birthday Surprise Party
Mrs Larue Moore gave a surprise
birthday party for her husband Satur-
day July 16, at her residence, 2O7 East
Buchanan street. A three course re-
past was served and enjoyed by those
invited among whom were: Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Silvers,
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. White, Mr. and
Mrs. G. White, Mr. and Mrs Charlie
Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert. Trice, Mr.. H. D.
Dickens, Miss Rena Moore, T. A.
White, Little Thomas Trice, Mr. and
Mrs. Larue Moore and sons Clifford
and Edward Moore. Mr.. Moore was
the recipient of many beautiful and
useful presents All went away wish
ing Mr.. Moore many happy birthdays.
Off to the Coast
Mrs. ]. J. Wade of 1918 East Madi-
son left this week for California
where she will spend the summer.
Trip to the Coast
w B. Hudspeth, one of the owners
of the Kool Kitchen Kafe at 5th
street and Jefferson, left last week
for California where he will seek to
find a suitable location. Mrs. w. B.
Hudspeth will follow soon and they
will reside permanently in California.
Home from Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Smith of 394
West Jefferson street returned this
week from the coast where they
spent a months vacation. They went
first to Prescott, Ariz., where they
were joined by Dr. and Madame H.
H. Hilbert and made the trip to Cali
fornia overland in the Doctors Chew
rolet car. They visited in Oakland
and were guests of Madame Turner
who entertained them in elegant style
and made their stay very pleasant.
They also motored to Los Angeles,
Pasadena, the beaches and other
places of interest They report an en-
joyable trip and say their Chevrolet
took them there and bfought them
back without a single mishap. They
are enthusiastic boosters for the
Chevrolet.
New Hairdresser Arrives
Madame NJ. E. Brown, of Coffyville,
Kansas, is recent arrival and is stay
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Smith, SO North 18th street. Mad
anne Brown is graduate of the Leila
College of Hair and Beauty Culture,
has had several years experience u.s.
ing and teaching the Madame C. j.
Walker System of hair and scalp
treatment and has opened parlors at
the above address, preparatory to car
ing for the ladies of this community.
You are asked to phone 2657 for ap-
pointment.
Present Token of Esteem
AS token of esteem for her work
as president of the Northwestern Fed
GRAFTON of Colored Women's clubs,
Mrs. Joanna Snowden-Porter was pre-
sented a beautiful portfolio by the
Phoenix Federation of Colored Wo-
mems clubs. The president of the City
Federation, Mrs. Jessie James, made
the presentation speech and Mrs. Por-
ter accepted the token with a few
well chosen words Mrs. James stat
ed that she was grateful to to the men
of Phoenix for their contributions
which made it possible TO secure the
token.
Suffered Sprained Knee
J. R. Robinson, proprietor of bar
Der shop in South End street suffered
a sprained knee Monday evening
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