Phoenix tribune., 1921-07-30
Two Special Sermons


Two special sermons will be deliv-
cred by Rev. Thompson of the C. NJ
E. church next Sunday. Subject for
morning: True Religion" Evening:
Making a Record" Everybody wei
come For real church service at
tend the c. NJ. E.
Guest of the Greens
While in the city attending the
meeting of the Northwestern Fedora
tion last week, Mrs. Fannie Turner of
Chicago, chaplin of the Northwestern
was the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Green of 947 West Grant street.
Business League Monday
Owing to the rain which prevented
the meeting of the business league
last Monday night, the meeting will
be held next Monday night, August
1st, at Crump's hall All business and
professional men in the city are in
vited to attend the meeting The
purpose is to organize business
league, thus bringing together all the
brilliant minds in the city for the pur-
pose of discussing and handling inl-
portant situations as they may arise.
All well-wishers of the organization,
whether engaged in business for
themselves or not are invited to at
tend the initial meeting Monday night.
The meeting will begin promptly at
$3.50.
Guests of Madam Howard
While in the city last week attend
ing the Federation, Mrs. Joanna
Snowden-P Porter, president of the
Northwestern Federation of Colored
Womens Clubs, and Mrs. Myra Hun
ter Reeves, chairman of the Ways and
Means committee, were house guests
of Madam o. G. Howard of 726 West
Grant street
Mrs. Hackett is Hostess
Among the brilliant social affairs
planned in honor of the visitors and
' delegates to the convention last week,
was an entertainment given Saturday
afternoon, July %, by Mrs. Winston
c. Hackett at her beautiful home at
1884 East Jefferson street. Over 81
ladies We're invited and the affair
proved one of the banner social events
of the season. On departing the
guests declared Mrs. Hackett an en-
tertainer par excellence.
Off to Grand Lodge
Mrs. W. c. Hackett of 1884 East
Jefferson street, left Thursday eve
ming to attend the annual session OF
the grand lodge of the Household Of
Ruth of the Texas Jurisdiction which
convenes this year in Houston, Tex
as AS head of the local lodge, Mrs.
Hackett was chosen as a delegate to
represent this body. After the close
of the grand session, she viii visit
relatives and friends in other sections
of the Lone Star state, returning to
Phoenix about August 18th.
Guest of Mrs. Carter
While in, the city attending the
meeting of the Northwestern FEEDER
alton of Colored Womens Clubs. Mrs.
May Black Mason, of st. Paul, MINI
and first recording secretary Of the
Federation, was the house guest of
Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter of ia West
Grant street
At the Churches
Excellent services were conducted
Sunday at all the colored churches
The Second Baptist church eXperienc-
ed an unusually good service and the
pastor DIR. e. d. Green, was at his
best and delivered two able and in
spring sermons.
Rev NJ. Thompson of the c. NJ. E.
church was blessed with a good con-
gregation at both services and in the
morning he delivered powerful ser
mon that reached his audience. In
the evening the Rev. J. E. Boyd and
his wife were the star attractions
Rev. Boyd delivered an able sermon
and Mrs. Boyd thrilled the congrega-
tion with her sweet singing.
Antioch Baptist church was in the
midst OF a revival with the Rev. f.
Ollie Brown of El Paso at the helm
He preached two inspiring sermons
to large audiences and all were bene-
fitted by his words The pastor, Rev
G. A. Gilmore, is to be commended
for his wisdom in securing the SER
vices of such powerful pulpit ora
tor. The revival services at this
church closed Wednesday night when
the Rev Brown preached his farewell
sermon from the text: And the Eagle
Stirred Her Nest" All were delight
ed with this wonderful discourse and
DR.. Brown will always receive
hearty welcome when he comes to
Phoenix.