Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-14

about three years ahead of the city
Tt would nave been a credit to a city
twice the size of Phoenix Catering
almost exclusively to people of the
race Mr. Gaillard sought to give the
colored people of Phoenix fegular
Harvey House service, but experience
has proved that the citizens of this
city are not ready for such service.
Mr. Gaillard has not stated what his
plans are for the future. He served
as steward for the Harvey Dining
Car System before entering this busi-
ness and has a record of fifteen years
faithful service with, them. In all
probability he will again enter the
dining car service.
second Baptist Church
Splendid services were conducted
last Sunday at the Second Baptist
church and the pastor, Rev. E. D.
Greene preached two able sermons
that were well, received. The attend
ance was large and the collections
good as usual
Rev. Dreylinaton I'LL
Friends of Rev. and Mrs E. L.
Dreylington will regret to learn that
he has been confined to his home the
past few weeks Suffering with a case
of tonsilitis. He is improving and
hopes soon to recover.
Visitor Firm Las Cruces
Rev. q. z. Johnson, presiding elder
of the Arizon districe of the California
Conference of the c. NJ. E. church
was in the city last Sunday and held
his quarterly meeting at the local c.
NJ E. church On Monday evening
he held his quarterly conference and
left early Tuesday morning for Bis
bee and other towns in southern Ari-
zona where he will conduct meetings.
Return From Kansas
Mrs. B. F. Hall Of 225 N. 9th ST.,
who three months ago went to Parson
Kansas to visit her mother, returned
few days ago and brought her
mother with her The mother, Mrs.
Fannie Perkins, who has been in poor
health for some time is improving |
wonderfully since coming to Phoenix
and is well on the road to complete
recovery. Mrs. Hall stated that she
was born and reared in Parsons Kan
sas, but after a residence of q few
years in Arizona, Kansas has lost all
its charms to her and she is delighted
to be back in Gods country.
Arrivals From Eorenci
NJ. a-l Mrs. r. B. Bridges and /
family are recent arrivals from Nor
enci, Arizona, and are staying at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc
Clendon. 73S West Buchanan street
1Ir Bridges is a pioneer resident Of
Arizona, hawug come to this state in
1885 and for nineteen years he has
been employed as hostler by the
Phelps Dodge people at Morenci Mr. /.
and Mrs. Bridges, their two sons and |
daughters win remain in the city
for an indefinite time.
Infant Daughter Passes
Word received from Morenci, Ariz,
informs US Of the death in that city
Of the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Sonny Clay. Mr. and
Mrs. Clay are former residents of
Phoenix, their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. H. Clay residing at 719 East JEFF
ferson street.
Visitors From Prescott
Mr.. Jacob Tull, Mr.. w. D. Alexan-
der. Mr. S. ]. Anderson, Mr.. L. A.
McCarty, Mr. Dunlap and others were
business visitors in the city last
week from Prescott. \
May Day Pageant.
Douglas grammar school and kind
ergarten held their May Day exercises
on the school campus Wednesday
morning and the following program
was rendered:
An Old English May Day Festival
(a) Village Children Dancing on
the Green.-.-.,. 3rd and4th Grades
(b) Town Crier Announces the
Days Festival - ....... 4th Grade
(c) Arrival Of May Queen, Queens
Attendants, Crown Bearer and
Herald -...~-- 3rd and 4th Grades
a. Dialogue-Mother Goose at ......
.--.-...........-.......- 1st and End Grades
2. English Folk Dances ....,-..---..,....
.,-..,-.----.-.--.-.....-.-. 3rd and 4th Grades
3. Happy May Day Song ..
-.-.-,-..--.-.....-- Its and End Grades
4 Folk Dancing g.-..... Kindergarten
5. Physical Culture Drill ....-.........-
.,.--.-....-.---..... 5th and 9Th Grades
s. Ruler Drill. 9rd and 4th Grades
T. Reverse Drill, 7th and Sth Grades
g. Hoop Drill j.. Its and 2nd Grades
g. May Song Kindergarten