Phoenix tribune., 1921-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lucas have pur-
chased palatial home at 1916 East
Washington street, and soon will be
residents of the east end.
Hudspaths Buy Home
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Hudspeth have
purchased dandy little cottage at
1916 East Adams street and will oc-
cupy the same on or about March
1st. They also have purchased a
Ford touring car and are the envy
OF their neighbors.
At Tanners Chapel
Sunday services at Tanner chapel
A. NJ E. church were well attended
and the pastor, Reverend Sanford,
preached two wonderful sermons. The
evening services were very impress
sive, the choir rendering many choice
selections, and a solo by Mr.. T. Far
lice was a feature of the program.
Two new members were received and
the collection for the day totalled
$4S.2S.
Dunbar Club Celebrates
Ladies Of the Dunbar Art and
Literary club celebrated their fifth
anniversary with a reception at the
home of Mrs Elma Scaggs, 1916 East
Madison street last Monday afternoon
and evening. The house was taste
fully decorated with Valentine sug-
gestions and each guest was given a
pretty souvenir. Refreshments were
served and all had a delightful time.
Unique Club Meet
The Unique club will meet Sunday
afternoon, February goth, with Mrs.
Johnny Fletcher, 6O9 South Third
street, and the following program will
lie rendered.
Recitation on-....-.........Miss Richardson
-Mesdames E. McCloud, Cunning
ham and Mullen.
Reading ...-.-....-......,. Miss Cook
Paper -......-...--.,.--M Miss Washington
Remarks by the President...............
-....,--.,.......--., Mr. ]. F. Hudspeth
To Tucson Saturday
Mrs. Stevens will leave Saturday for
Tucson TO visit her daughter, who is
| reported ill.,
! c. M. z. ci..rch Activities
Services at the C. NJ. e. church
were exceptionally well attended last
Sunday The presiding elder, Rev. Z.
z. Johnson, delivered one of his
famous sermons Sunday morning. A
noted increase in the attendance of
the Sunday school was in evidence
and is certainly appreciated by the
pastor, superintendent and teachers.
The regular quarterly conference was
held Monday night and showed a
marked improvement in the growth
OF all departments of the church. For
next Sunday Rev. Thompson has pre-
pared two special sermons. For real
church service come to the C. M. E.
Antioch Baptist Church
Splendid services were conducted
last Sunday at the Antioch Baptist
church, and the pastor, Rev. Gilmore,
delivered two able and impressive
sermons. The attendance was large
and the collections good as usual.
Y. P. S. C. E. Meeting
The Young Peoples Society Chris
tian Endeavor met last Sunday after
noon at the A. NJ E. church and rem
dered a special program that was very
interesting. Fifteen minutes were
given to discussion of the lesson, and
with Mr.. VIM. Mabry as leader, some
strong arguments were produced. In
the program that followed, the young
people gave a good account of them.
1 selves and a good crowd was present
to witness the exercises. On next
I Sunday, February goth, at 5:45, the
Endeavor will meet at this church
with Mr.. Harold Carriger as leader
and discuss the subject, New Com
mittee Work. Everybody invited to
attend these meetings, young people
especially, for it is a young peoples
society.
New Enterprise Launched
Mr.. Roy Lucas, well known as a
caterer of the first class, has launched
one OF the greatest enterprises of the
race in this city, and on Saturday
evening, February 18th, will open the
white Swan Cozy Corner" lunch
room and confectionery. Everything
is new and in first class shape and
you must see it to appreciate it. A
summer garden with palms and other
attractive features has been arranged
in the rear for people who wish to
while away pleasant hour amidst
Wholesome sIlrrolIndings The niaca