Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-09
To Yuma, Arizona

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children's Day Sunday
The c. NJ. E. church will hold their
Children's Day exercises Sunday. July
10TH In the morning the pastor will
speak on the subject: Training the
Youth" In the evening the children
will render a program. All invited 10
attend these exercises.
To Organize Business League
Several leading colored men of this
city will call meeting soon for the
porpose of organizing a business
league. The purpose of the league is
to bring all the colored business men
Of Phoenix together where they may
discuss topics of interest. Every col
ored man in Phoenix who is engaged
in a legitimate business ow his own is
eligible to membership. Due notice
will be given of the time and place
for the meeting Get ready to at
tend.
Off to Tucson
Mrs. Rachel Moore and niece, Miss
Letha Jordan left Wednesday eve
ming for Tucson, where they will
make their future home. Mrs.
Moore's home has been left vacant
and will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs,
Terry
Big Dance Thursday Night
The Arts and Craft committee of
the Arizona Federation of Colored
Womens clubs will give dance
Thursday evening, July 14th, at
Crump's hall, corner 11th street and
East Jefferson Music will be furnish
ed by Burney's orchestra and Mr.. !
Gus Williams will be floor manager. !
Committee in charge of arrangements |
Mrs. o. G. Howard, chairman, Mrs.
Chas. f. Gardner, Mrs. Leila Rosser,
Mrs. r f. Rodgers, and Mrs W. B.
Johnson Admission 35 cents. Cor
dial invitation extended the public.
+. The entertainment is given for the
benefit of the Arts and Craft depart
ment of the Federation.
Notice to Club Members
All members of the Arizona FEEDER
alton of Colored Women's Clubs are
urgently requested to meet Tuesday
evening, July 18th, So'clock at the
home of Mrs. Georgia A. Owens, 519
East jefferson. Business of import
ance and full attendance is desired.
BY order of chairman
Services at Church Sunday
The morning and evening services
for the congregation of Tanner Chap
ell A. NJ E. church, will be held in the
church, corner End. street and Jeffer-
son. The services at East Lake Park
will be discontinued. BY order Of the
pastor
Off to California
Mrs. f. b. Rembert and little son
left last week for Los Angeles, to join
Mr.. Rembert, the husband and father
who holds a lucrative position in the
coast city. A card received by Mrs.
Rembert's mother, Mrs. Lille Burch, !
states that she is delighted with the
wonderful climate in California and
wonders how she managed to stay in
Phoenix at all. She will reside per-
manently in Los Angeles.
viii Leave Soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Williams will |
leave next week for Pasadena, CAL |
where they will make their future |
home.
Leaving for Texas
Mrs. Della King, proprietor of the !
California Hat Cleaning Works, 124 !
East Adams street, is planning to !
leave soon for an extended visit with |
relatives and friends in Texas. She
will visit in Fort Worth, Marshall, |
Corsicana, Longview, Waco, Dallas.
Tyler and other cities of more or less
Importance She will remain for an
indefinite time and her establishment
here will be closed during her alb
sence
Excellent Services Held
Sunday services at the Second Bap-
tist church were well attended and
the pastor delivered two able SER
mons. The collections were good as
usual.
Banner Day at Antioch
Last Sunday was a banner day at
Antioch Baptist church and pastor
Gilmore was at his best and delivered
two forceful sermons to his congre-
cation. This church is preparing for a
great revival which will commence
Thursday evening, July 14th The Rev
Ollie Brown, noted Baptist divine of
El Paso, Texas, will be in charge of
the meetings and a ronsing meeting
will be held All churches in the city
as well as the general public, invited
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