Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-16
)r. stork Pays Visit


town last Friday, July 8, DIR. StorkI
stopped at the home of Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Jofar in West Grant St.
and left a bouncing baby boy weigh
ing ten and one-half pounds Motherl
and son doing nicely The father, who
conducts the Five Points Barber shop
is busy passing out cigars to hisi
friends and is wearing a smile thatl
wont come off
Sam Lsokey Quite ~
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lack
ey will regret to learn that he is SER
iously in at The government hospital
in this city But little hope is held
out for his recovery.
Return from Honeymoon
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hudson re.
turned Monday from a pleasant hon.
eymoon spent in California, and arel
now at home to their friends at 74O
West Grant street.
Overland To California
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Hudspeth plan
to leave on or about July 25th. for
California They viii make the trip
overland in their touring car.
Falls. In Street
Mrs. Hattie Cunningham of 43S E.l
Jefferson street suffered a nervous
collapse Tuesday just after she had
stepped from a Washington street
car at Srd avenue and West Wash
ington street. She was taken into
the Standard Furniture Co. store al
cross the street and physician sum
moned. She recovered sufficiently to.
be taken to her home where she isl
now doing fine.
Mrs. Belt Indisposed
Mrs. Alice Belt who came to the
city several months ago from Denver,
Colo, for the benefit of her health.
is reported seriously i'll this week all
her home in West sherman street
Mrs. Brown improving
Mrs. J. T. Brown of GA So. 9th.
avenue who was reported seriously
iIl last week is improving.
Visitor From los Angeles
Mr Robt F Murry of Los Angeles.
Cal, was a business visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Great Northwestern
The Northwestern Federation Oh
Colored Women's Clubs viii meet u
annual session Monday, July 18Th at
The Monroe school auditorium. 8lra
Joanna Snowden Porter. president
Iof the Nor western. Miss Halle O.
IEeorn, OF Wilberforce University and
Ia number Of other nationally known
women viii arrive Sunday morning in
Ia special car over the Arizona East
ern and win be in attendance at the
meeting The meetings which viii
last four DAYS, viii be featured with
splendid programs each evening on
which viii appear both local and
national talent. All Phoenix and
the Valley invited to attend every
session, beginning Monday morning
July 1Sth. A public reception win be
held in the auditorium Monday even
ing a which time the entire populace
viii be given an opportunity to meet
these distinguished women. Mrs. l..
R. Garter, president of the Arizona
Federation and her loyal members
have made elaborate preparations for
the entertainment Of these delegates
and ask your cooperation. Next
week, its the Northwestern. Every
thing else is secondary.
Revival Starts
The big tea days revival began on
Thursday evening All Antioch Baptist
church with the Rev i. Ollie Brown
of FL Paso. Texas ia charge. Pastor
Gilmore and members Of this church
invite all to come and hear this great
evangelist.
At Second Baptist Church
Sunday was a banner day at the
Second Baptist church and the pas
tor, Rev. Ed Greene was at his best
He delivered two able sermons tol
large and appreciative audiences and
the collections We're good as usual
At Tanners Chapel
Last Sunday the services at Tan
ner's chapel were well attended and
the pastor, Rev. 7. j Sanford preach
ed TWO able sermons. Next Sunday
morning he will speak from the sub
ject Following the Clean" All in-I
yited to attend services at. this