Phoenix tribune., 1921-08-27

bune and that the Company would
not pay off. Mrs Harris did not
become discouraged but patiently
waited and recently she. received a
check for $45O being payment under
terms OF the policy for the time her
.daughter was i'll and funeral ex.
/ penses. Mrs. Harris is now an en-
thusiastic booster for Sick and Ac-
cident Insurance.
Home From Coast
Mrs B. smith FORMER resident of
this city but recently Of Los Angeles,
is spending a few days at her Phoes
nix home, POI East Van Buren street
on business.
Visitor From Ajo
Mrs. L. Crump ,of Ajo Ariz., is
visiting her sister MRS.. Major Jones
at $40 East Jefferson street. She ar
rived sundayrand will remain for an
indefinite stay.
Visitor From Douglas
Mrs. Norman King Of Douglas, wife
Of the reporter for the Phoenix Tri-
bune in that city and. daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Jones OF this
city, is visiting the latter. at their
home % North 10Th street She ar
rived Monday. and will remain for
several weeks.
Meeting Postponed
The great entertainment that was
to have been given Tuesday evening
at the Second Baptist church by the
U. N. J. A., when the charter was to
be unveiled, had to be postponed on
account Of rain and win be held next
Tuesday evening at this church when
Proff c. n. Copeland will deliver the
principal address All Phoenix III
yited. Admission free. Refreshments
served.
Home From Flagstaff
The Rev Edward Jones returned
this week from Flagstaff where he at
tended the Paradise Baptist Conven-
ton
Tom Thum Wedding
There Will be Tom Thum wedding
given next Friday evening, Sept ?,
at the c. NJ. E. church, 7th street and
/ jefferson. Public invited
/ At The c. M e. Church
Sunday services at the c. NJ y.
church were fairly well attended and
the pastor, Rev NJ. Thompson preach
ed two able Sc mons. Next Sunday
will be & great day at this church.
"A the morning the pastor viii speak
from the subject; "Tho seaceity Of
Laborers". In the evening he viii
speak from the subject: Victory
All invited to attend services at this
church
Home From Coast
Madam o. G. Howard, proprietor
Of the Mary Francis Elite Shop, II
So. 5th avenue, returned this week
from pleasant vacation spent in
California. Mrs. Howard combined
business with pleasure and brought
home some new ideas that will be
worked out in her display Of fall
millinery and ladies and children's
apparel
Return From Convention
The Rev. E. D. Greene, pastor Of
the Second Baptist church, returned
this week from Flagstaff where he
attended the Paradise Baptist Con
vention.
Mrs. Lucas Is Hostess 0
On last Tuesday evening Mrs. Roy
Lucas entertained with a dinner party
at her palatial home in East Washing
ton street Covers We're laid for Six
teen and a sumpmous repast served.
scandalous
The society editor made a real
scoop this week, but the article is
too late for this issue. Unless some
undue. Influence is brought to bear,
readers OF The Tribune will be treat
ed to @spicya piece Of news next
week Watch next weeks Tribune.
Lest You Forget
Patronize Tribune advertisers and
you can't go wrong. Nobody adyer-
tises in The Tribune except mel-
chants who desire the patronage Of
colored people Go where wou are
invited.
Comfortably Settled
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williams, for
merly of this CITY, have bought cozy
little home in Watts California and
are comfortably located
Going To California
Mrs. }. B. Bellsis planning to leave
within the next few months for Cal
ifornia and will remain for an in