Phoenix tribune., 1921-06-25
Visitor From Roswell

Globe Ariz., but now of Roswell, N. NJ,
is a business visitor in the city this
week Rev. Young is hero in the in
terest of the Paradise Baptist Con
vention of which he is president. The
annual meeting viii be held in August
and he is arranging the program.
Visitor From Clifton
Mr.. A. ]. Patton of Clifton, Ariz.,
is here visiting his sister and brother
in-law, Mrs. ]. T. Brown and husband
OF 914 So. 9Th avenue.
Tenth Cav. Boys Visit
A group Of boys, members Of the
10th Cav, stationed at Fort Huachuca,
Ariz, and few ladies from that city
We're visitors in Phoenix the past
week. All came overland in touring
cars and report an uneventful trip.
Lieutenant Boone was in charge of
the ball team boys and his boys cover
ed themselves with glory by winning
all games from local teams. They
were the life of the Emancipation
Celebration, for had ii not been for
them, the celebration would have been
tame affair. The boys will always
find hearty welcome when they come
to Phoenix.
Brilliant Reception
Tuesday afternoon, June II, Mrs.
G. S. Rodgers gave a delightful re-
ception at her home, % North 11th
street in honor of her mother, Mrs.
s. J. Chesnut of Corsicana, Tex, who
is spending a few weeks in the city.
The house was artistically decorated
for the occasion and many were the
invited guests who came to meet Mrs.
Chesunt Delicious refreshments were
served and all report an enjoyable
time.
To Los Angeles Calf.
Mrs Marie Franklin of 1415 East
jefferson left Friday evening, June 1s,
for Los Angeles, Cal, where she will
remain during the summer.
A General. Exodus
Colored people generally, do not
seem to be affected by the imaginary
panic that is prevalent throughout the
country. Every week we note that
many are leaving for the coast and
other summer resorts Their pocket
books have not been hit.
Services at Park
The evening services for the con-
gregauon at The A. NJ. E. church will
be held at East Lake Park. All invited
to attend these open air services.
off To Louisiana
Mrs Amy Brown and son. James
Charles Brown, left "wednesday morn
ing over the Santa Fe for New Or
leans, La, to spend the summer with
relatives and friends. They will re-
turn early in September
Visitor From Corsicana
Mrs. S. j. Chestnut, wifc of pro
minent business man Of Cora icana,
Tex, is visiting her daughter and
son-inlaw. Mrs. G. s. Rodgers and
husband of 25 North 1lth street.
A Girl Baby Arrives
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Simpson Of
219 West Sherman street are the proud
parents Of bouncing baby girl born
this week. Mother and daughter do
ing fine
Bouncing Baby Boy
Mr. and Mrs J Mccoy of 1905 East
Jefferson str { are the proud parents
of bouncing baby boy born last week.
Mother and son doing nicely.
At Second Baptist Church
Excellent services were held Sunday
at the Second Baptist church. The
attendance was large and the pastor
delivered two stirring sermons.
Masonic Sermon Sunday
The colored Masons of Phoenix will
celebrate ST. Johns day on Sunday
June 26 with services ct the c. NJ. e.
church. The Rev Major Jones viii
preach the sermon.
Pueblo Man Coming
Rev. Collins, pastor oil the A. IA.
E. church in Pueblo, Colo, viii ar
rive in Phoenix Wednesday, June %,
and give lecture at the local A. NJ. e.
church that evening He win give
vivid description Of The flood, tell Of
the suffering and endeayor to enlist
your aid in behalf Of the colored peo-
pie Of that city who were affected BY
the deluge
To Flagstaff
Mrs. Anita Lewis left last week for
Flagstaff Arizona, to attend the sum
mer normal
Visitor From Hayden
Mrs VIM. Lewis of Hayden is vis-
tor in the City and efaVina a. tbo home