Phoenix tribune., 1921-12-10

of nice new fire truck is the aim of
the Fire Chief Robert Connell Can
we fathom it? Some blaze fighting
wagon.
Much Improved
Mrs. Jake Harrington who had
serious operation at the Mercy hospi-
tai is improving.
Big Dinner Party
/ Madam E. B. Hilbert was hostess
of a beautiful dinner Thanksgiving in
honor of Maria Louise Anderson's
birthday, celebrating her 9th year A
six course dinner was served Gard
games were the amusing features.
Music was furnished by Baby Maria
Louise. She plays well for small
child. Guests: Maria Louise, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Foreman All reported a won
derful time.
Red Cross Drive
Have you done your bit in the Red
| Cross drive? We don't have to won
der where the money is going, look at
Fort Whipple and you will see. Folks
that never give never have any thing
to give. Don't be the one talent party
A Good Samaritan
Many good things should be said of
Mrs. NJ. L. Hughes, beauty specialist
She never forgets the sick boys at
Fort Whipple, constantly taking out
4 FLOWERS, books, magazines, tracts, and
home cooked eats prepared as the
boys desire it.
Serves Delightful Dinner
Mrs. w. D. Alexander, one of Pres
colts best catereress, was at home to
several friends in honor of Mrs. w. A.
Glinn of Los Angeles, sister of Mrs.
B, c. Jones, with a lovely 5 course
turkey dinner Sunday. November 27.
There was much merriment after the
dinner. All declared Mrs. Alexander
a wonderful hostess. Guests Mrs.
w. A. Glinn, Mrs. B. c. Jones, DR.. and
Mrs. Hilbert. Miss Florence Hall and
Mrs. E. Hall.
/ u. N. !. A. Meeting
The u n. I A. held its regular
meeting Friday evening, a large num-
ber of the members were present.
After business session a nice program
was rendered and a hot luncheon
served to the delight of all Next
Friday night the ladies will serve an
oyster supper and a nice musical pro
gram is promised Come out and do
your bit. If you are Colored you are
a member by virtue OF your race
whether you affiliate or not
To Clear Indebtedness
The effort made to clear the A. NJ.
E. z. church of present Indebtedness
was a success nearly $4,000 was
realized.
Another New Restaurant
The new restaurant, Pete's Kitchen.
serves high class, clean cooking. Mr..
Lenier is one of the best cooks in
town. Give him trial.
Left For Los Angeles
Mrs. W. A Glinn left for her home
in Los Angeles, California, Thursday
on the afternoon train and wishes to
thank her many friends here for kind
ness shown.
Gone For The Winter
Mrs. R. E. Youngblood is in Phoenix
for the winter and reports her health
improving.
Convention Work
Professor G. S. Rogers, secretary of
the Paradise Baptist Convention,
mailed Thos. e. Hines 80 copies of
the proceedings of the last session
held in Flagstaff August II, 1921, to
be distributed among members of the
local Baptist church. Much credit is
due this brilliant young man, grad
uate of Tuskegee and other schools
and carrying the Booker T. Washing
ton spirit into the church work, do
ing things worth while, not dreaming
them. Under the new administration
the work viii grow by leaps and
bounds The folks want to know the
proceedings and where the money
goes.
Spends Thanksgiving on Ranch
Mrs Fannie S. Rice, mother of Miss
Sallie Rice, spent Thanksgiving with
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Tillman at their
ranch.
Leaves For Two weeks Visit
Mother Williamson, tarveling mis-
sionary of Arizona and California, left
Prescott for. two weeks stay in
Phoenix. Will pass through Prescott
on way to California
Largest Funeral In History
Largest funeral ever witnessed in
Prescott was that Of H. c. Storey and
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