Phoenix tribune., 1921-09-10
Leaves for California


and builder of 1645 East Jefferson
4 street, left last week for Los Angeles,
I CaL,., and expects to remain six
I months or a year. Mr.. Garter built
! many homes for colorei people in
+! Phoenix and is considered a first
. class builder
Lively Meetings
! The Church of God in Christ, cor
ner 14th street and East Madison
street is holding some lively meetings
and many are being added to the
membership. Pastor Britton of this
, church has proved himself an able
(. minister and people are floeking to
his church.
I Birthday Party
: Mrs. A. NJ. Peck of S07 East JEFF
/ ferson street gave a surprise birth
/ day party for her husband Sept. LIST,
on the occasion his sixtieth annivers-
. ary The invited guests were Mr..
1 and Mrs. R. w Washington, Mrs.
! Ada Thomas, Mr. and Mrs J. Mccoy,
{ Mrs Shackelford and Rev. NJ Thomp-
1 son. All had a delightful time.
1 News from Tempe
I Mrs. l.. Virgins, Mrs. T. L. Lewis
| and Mrs L. M. Anderson of Phoenix
! spent Thursday, Sept LIST in Tempe
| the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. John
/ son of lis West End street and en-
1 joyed an old fashioned homecooked
( dinner as only Mrs. Johnson can pre-
! pare. All report a jolly good time.
/ Home from Louisiana
B Mrs C. B. Brown and son Chas Jr,
/ returned last week from New Orleans,
La, where they spent the summer
! with relatives. They report a pleas
/ ant trip, The Browns are now at
! home, $40 East Wiletta street
Return from Vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Crump and
family returned this week from a
pleasant vacation spent in Northern
s. Arizona. They made the trip in their
car and visited many places of inter-
est. They report an enjoyable time.
4 Birthday Surprise
Mrs. w. C. Hackett of 1884 East
jefferson street gave surprise stag
party for her husband, DR.. Hackett
last Saturday evening on the occas-
ion of his Forty-first anniversary. |
4 Several ladies assisted Mrs. Hackett
in arranging the patry which was
complete surprise to the doctor
Delicious refreshments were se.aed
and the doctor was recipient of many
4 presents as well as hearty congratu-
lations. Over so guests were present
! and all had one grand and glorious
time.
4 Visitor from Hayden
Mrs. C. B. Berry of Hayden, Ariz., /
i is a recent arrival and is the house |
guest of MIS- VIM. Lewis at 11S South /
Sth street She will remain two weeks
or more then continue her trip to the
coast where sne will reside perman-
emily
ioHHCI . Ond pei
Last Sunday was a baner day a
Tanners Chapel A. NJ E. church In
the morning the Rev Major Jones de
livered a good practical sermon from
j lie subject. Fox Holes and Birds
| Nests" He struck a responsive ch lrd 7
and held the audience at rapt attca-
, tion through, - his discourse. One
, new member was added to the church
at these services In the evening the
pastor, Rev. T. J. Sanford preached
his last sermon for the conference
year taking as his text the following
"Will a Man Rob God?" He preached [
/ an excellent sermon and it was well
received He then read his annual
. report which showed more than 81
600 raised by this church in all de.
partments during the year and that
the church had paid the pastor a sal
ary of $17S2.40 for the year. This
. closed the Rev. Sanford's second year
as pastor of the local A. M. e. church
and he has been eminenty successful.
He goes to conference with good
round report and it is the general be-
lief among members of his congrega-
ton that he viii be returned to this
charge. He left Monday evening for
Cheyenne, Wyo. where the annual
conference convened Thursday morn
ing, Sept. s. with the Rt Rev. II.
Blanton Parks, bishop of the Fifth
Episcopal District presiding.
Washingtons Depart
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Washington of
1918 East Jefferson street left Mon
day evening for Santa Monica, Cal,
where they will reside for the next
two years. Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
are prominent socially and will be
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