Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-12
LOCALS
Return From Coast

Mrs. Strawhorn and daughter, Miss
Annie Vivian Strawhorn, returned a
few days ago from Los Angeles Cal,
where the latter has been attending
the University Of Southern California.
Miss Strawhorn is well known in Phoe.
nix having graduated from the Phoe.
nix Union High School last year with
honors. She plans to enter Howard or
Fisk University this fall. The father
Mr.. c. w. Strawhorn is a local con-
tractor and has built many homes for
members of his race in this city. The
StTawhOrns are staying at 1O11 East
Monroe street.
Home From Ray
Miss Emily Crump returned this
week from Ray Arizona, where she has
been assisting her father with his bust
ness. She will remain indefinitely.
Ball Team Organized
The Western Giants" is the name
of the local colored ball team recently
organized and they are out with a
challenge to any ametuer team in the
state. They plan a hay ride to Mesa
on next Wednesday evening, Mareh16,
The cars will leave End street and
Jefferson at o'clock and everybody
is invited to come and go with them.
ST. Patricks Celebration
Ladies of the Charity club will hold
a grand entertainment and celebration
on the evening of March 18th, at
Crump's hall, 11th street and Jeffer-
son and to which the public is invited,
These ladies know how to entertain
and if you want TO spend an enjoyable
evening, go to Crump's hall Thursday
evening, March 18th.
coterie Club Meet
Ladies of the Coterie Club met last
week with Mrs. Chas. Fisher and held
an interesting meeting. Business of
importance was transacted and many
members were present. Dainty re-
freshments were served, after which
the meeting adjourned to meet this
week with Mrs Paul Green in East
Jefferson street.
Revival Closes
The revival meeting which has
been in progress the past ten days at
the Second Baptist church, closed
Wednesday night The result of the
meeting is 1S additions to the church,
some converts and others admitted on
Christian experience. The pastor of
the local church will go to Albuquer-
que and assist his brother in con-
Quoting a revival there.
Mrs. johnson Is Hostess
On last Saturday afternoon, Mrs. P.
S. Johnson of 1923 East Jefferson st.
entertained with a delightful dinner
in honor of the visiting preachers who
were in the city. A sumptuous three
course repast was serve and enjoyed.
Covers were laid for Bishop Charles
Henry Phillips of Nashville, Tenn.
Rev. w. T. Greene of Albuquerque, N.
NJ, Rev. J. B. Bell, Rev. T. ]. San
ford, Rev. E. L. Britton, Rev. M.
Thompson, Rev. E. D. Greene and
Editor A. r. Smith, Mrs. T. T. Turner
and daughter assisted Mrs. johnson
in serving.
Home From Mexico
Mr.. Ed Lockett returned a few DAYS
ago from Old Mexico where he has
been holding a lucrative position. Mr..
Lockett says they are getting a lit
tie too rough down there for him. He
says that much dissatisfaction has
arisen among workers because of the
recent railway situation. Mr.. Lockett
will remain in Phoenix until May when
he will make trip into Canada and
the Northwest.
Back From Hayden
Rev. J. B. Bell returned Monday
from Hayden where on last Sunday he
held services for the people of that
city.
Visitor From Globe
Miss Julian Trulah of Globe spent
several days in the City last week the
guest of Mrs. Lula Dabney in South
Srd avenue.
The D. o. K. K.
The Dramatic Order of Knights Of
Khorrassan Of Tempe, entertained ty
Capital City Quartette. Farlice, Jen-
kins, Phil Green, NJ. johnson, Thurs
day night. 1t was a grand Success.
Return To Texas
Miss Callie Rodgers, sister Of Mr..
G. s. Rodgers of this city, left Thurs
day morning for her home in Texas.
She spent several weeks with friends
in Phoenix.