Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-26

Don't forget the date and place
Ford NJ. White and Theo r. Drake,
managers.
DR.. Bray's Brother Passes
On account Of the death of his bro
ther Albert. DR.. II. Franklin Bray, the
Rocky Mountain Evangelist, was call
ed from his revival campaign in
BarnesviIle in which there were scores
OF conversions OF white and colored
The revivals in Barnesville closed
on Sunday night and DR.. Bray
accompanied Byshis singer, Prof. Geo
e Wringt, left Immediately for Hamil-
ton Ohio, where they are now engaged
in city-wide campaign.
Excellent Services Held
Sunday services at Tanners Chapel
A. NJ f. church were well attended
on last Sunday and in the morning,
the presiding elder. Rev. ]. H. Allen
preached a wonderful sermon. He was
ALLY assisted by the pastor, Dr. San
ford and when the invitation was ex-
tended, seven men and women came
forward and joined the church. The
evening services were conducted by
the pastor, owing to the death of the
Rev DR.. Allen, account of which is
given elsewhere in this issue. The
sermon was grand and the choir sang
beautifully This was quarterly meet
ing day and the collections ran Wen
over the 800 mark, :
Home From California
Mrs. Anita Gilber returned last week
from years sojourn in Los Angeles
Cal, and is Staying at the home of her
sister. Mrs Young of 2S15 North 10th
street, Mrs Gilbert was greatly bene-
fitted by the trip TO California and her
friends are marveling at the miracul-
Gus change wrought by the California
climate
Mock Trial Postponed
Due to circumstances over which
they had no control, the Phoenix Liter
ary and Debating Society's mock trial
has been postponed till a later date.
Due notice win be given of the time
and place the trial is to be held and
you are asked to, look, listen, ard
wait.
Protective League
A meeting of the Phoenix Protec-
tive League was held Tuesday night
at Douglas school and business of i'm
portanee transacted.
Arrival From Oklahoma
Mr. Willie Boto, son of Mr.. Calvin
Bobo of this city arrived this week
from Ardmore, Okla, and is staying
at the home of his father on the south
side Mr.. Bobo had not seen his son
for 20 years and this meeting was in
deed happy one. The young Mr.. Bobo
will remain in Phoenix indefinitely
Several Banks Close
Monday morning the Central Bank of
Phoenix failed to open its doors to
depositors, the State Bank Examiner
having taken charge of the affairs of
the Bank. On Wednesday morning the
Citizens State Bank Of Five Points
failed to open also the bank at Peoria
and the one at Wickenburg. 1t is
thought the suspension is only tenn
porary and that in time, depositors
will receive their money. Many colo
red people were patrons of the Central
Bank.
Building sun Porch
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben James are having
neat little sun porch built on their
home at IA North 18th street. Mr..
and Mrs. James own considerable rent
al property and are constantly making
additions and improvements to their
holdings.
Beautifying Their Lot
Mr.. and Mrs l. A. Dair have had a
pretty fence placed around their pro-
perty at 1922 East Madison street and
have set out several trees and other
shrubbery. They hope to build home
on the lot in the near future.
Working Overtime
Mrs. Della King, proprietor of the
California Hat Cleaning Works at 124
East Adams street is doing a land
office business and is kept busy from
early morn to late in the evenings.
Mrs. King is master Of the hat clean
ing profession and her hundreds of
satisfied customers are living testi-
monies of the fact as well as her best
advertisement. She plans to take a
little rest this summera at which time
she will visit relatives in Fort Worth
and other Texas cities. If you want
that panama cleaned and blocked,
better take it to her now.
Twas Ever Thus