Phoenix tribune., 1921-01-15
coterle Club

week at the residence OF MIS-. j. A.
Green, 947 West Grant street, and
spent pleasant, social hour Each
member responded to the roll call
with quotation and after transacting
all business a dainty lunch was
served by the genial hostess. Next
meeting of the club will be with Mrs.
Thomas in Jefferson street.
{ Miss Jones convalescina
Miss Ermer Jones, neice Of Mr.. and
i Mrs. w. A. Brown, 112 South Eighth
street, has been on the sick list the
past week, but is improved.
I Mr.. Hardeman III
I Mr.. Geo. Hardeman of POI East
Van Buren street is confined to his
home with tonsilitis
Mr.. Cooper Indisposed
Mr. Cooper Of 1926 East Madison
street is confined to his bed with
sickness.
Purchases Home
Mr.. Julius Tubes has purchased
two choice lots on South Fifth ave-
nue. and soon will begin improving
/ the same.
Funeral Services Sunday
Funeral services of Mrs. Francis
Van Dyke will be held Sunday after
noon. The body will be shipped to
her old home In St. Augustine, Fla,
for burial. Mrs Howard, the daugh-
ter, will accompany the remains and
! plans to leave Monday morning.
-Four sons and two daughters sur
vive. Mrs. Van Dyke was 70 years
old at thetime Of her death which
occurred last Monday, January 10th,
at the home of her daughter in West
Grant street. Our sympathy goes
out to the relatives in this their
sad hour Of bereavement.
c. N. E. Church
The services on last Sunday were
very good. A splendid audience
came out at both services and the
pastor was in touch with the Father,
and through the pastor God sent
blessings in copious showers. Mr.
Heath, the great baritone singer, was
with US and sang to the satisfaction
of all who heard him. Everybody is
invited to come and worship with us.
Mosaic Templars of America
The Mosaic Templars is one of the
best lodges in the world. The char
ter and policies of all the members
who are in good standing have come.
We Will call meeting very soon and
all who want to can come and unite
with us.
Returns To Old Home
Mr.. Thos. Henry who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Jas. L.
Wynne of this city, has returned to
his home in Columbus, Miss. This
was the first time they had met for
nineteen years. Mr.. Henry liked the
city fine and would have made a
longer stay. but business was calling
him back to old Columbus.
Dinner De Luxe
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. TULucas, 909 West
Buchanan street, entertained on
January End with a delightful dinner
at their palatial home. Covers were
laid for ten and this beautifully ap-
pointed dinner party was the social
event de luxe of the holiday season.
Among those to enjoy the hospitality
of Mr. and Mrs. Lucas were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben James, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Ward, Mrs. Mary E. Scott and little
frankie Connors of Prescott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Noble.
Remember The Debate
Interest is being manifested in the
debate which will be staged Friday
evening, January 28th, at the C. M
E. church. The participants, Messrs.
Major Jones and Clarence Lindsey Of
the negative side, and Messrs. w. ].
Jones and A. r. Smith of the af-
firmative, are delving in history,
science, encyclopedia and what not,
searching for material to support
their respective arguments. The sub
Ject for debate IS: Resolved, That
opportunities for the colored people
in Arizona are better than in any
other state in the Union" This de-
bate promises to be quite interesting.
for it's case where an irrestible foe
meets an immovable object. Some
thing is bound to smash. Don't for
get the date and place. January 2Sth
at the c. NJ. E. church.
Visitor From Douglas
Mrs. s.. E. Newell of Douglas is
spending few days in the city the
guest of Mrs. Della King, the halter,
in East Adams street Mrs. Newell is
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