Phoenix tribune., 1921-01-15
LOCALS
1. A. A. c. p. Activities.

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C. P. will hold their regular monthly
meeting Monday evening, January II,
at the A. NJ e. Church. Many i'm
portant committees are to be ap-
pointed and two valuable necessities
will be placed before the public for
the promotion Of our general welfare.
The association desires the support
of every voter. At the meeting Mon
day night the following program will
be rendered: Song, America; invo.
cation, Rev. E. D. Greene; song,
"Bless Be The Tie; paper, Rev. San
ford. subject: ''Why We Should Sup
port the N. A. A. c. Pr; duet, Chas.
Fish and Harold Carriger; music,
Mrs. L. A. Walker (violin), J. o.
Green (piano) and Mr.. Edmunds
/ (corneD; address, Rev. Major Jones;
solo, Lewis Jenkins; remarks, w. A.
McKenney, subject: What Is the
N. A. A. c. Pr; song, God Be With
You, etc." Mrs. Taylor, organist;
benediction, Rev. Sanford. Refresh
ments will be served by the CON-
mittee. Admission free. w. A. Nc
Kenney, president; Mrs. A. NJ Car
ter secretary.
Mr.. Lockett A Visitor.
Mr.. Ed Lockett, formerly one Of
our Phoenix boys, but who is now
holding a lucrative position in Old
Mexico, was a business visitor in the
city this week. Mr. Lockett renewed
his subscription to the Tribune and
stated that life in Mexico, or any.
where for that matter, would not be
worth while for him without the
home paper, the Phoenix Tribune
Mr.. Lockett also stated that it is
possible to buy drinks a little
stronger than soda pop in Mexico.
Don't crowd, boys.
jolly Motor Party.
On last Sunday, January 9, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stell Jordan of 1922 East Wash
ington street, drove out to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Woody Washington,
1913 East Jefferson street, and took
them for a ride in their big Buick
touring car. Mr.. and Mrs. Washing
ton have just returned from an
eighteen months sojourn in Califor-
mia and were amazed at the wonder
full growth Phoenix has made. They
motored to Glendale, the Country
club, Indian school, the capitol, out
the Mcdowell road and ended their
trip at Gaillard's Cafe, 81 East Mad
ison street, where alt enjoyed a
dainty repast Mr.. and Mrs. Wash
ingtop say that Phoenix has grown
so fast, they hardly recognized it as
Phoenix throughout the motor trip.
At The Capitol.
Mr.. Frank Smith returned this
week from Oakland, Cal, where he
has been residing with his sister, and
has accepted the position of door
keeper for the senate at the capital.
Mr.. Perry Payne has been appointed
janitor for the senate. These men
did splendid work for the Republican
party during the last campaign.
C. L. Club Meeting.
Last week the members of the c.
L. c. were entertained by Misses
Josephine Moore and Mollie Morrison
at SIT South End avenue All mem
bers were present and answered to
the roll call with an appropriate quo
tation. Mrs. Winnie Floyd, who is
the house guest of Mrs. M. B. Wash
ington, was a welcome visitor. She
complimenteA the members Of the
club for their achievements and ex-
pressed delight at having met with
its members. All had a delightful
time and thoroughly enjoyed the
dainty refreshments served by the
hostesses. This Friday the club will
meet with Miss Jewel Dabney and
Mr. ]. Pinkney at GIT South Third
avenue. Theo Drake, president;
Miss Ruth Lacey, vice president;
Miss Martha Johnson, secretary;
Miss Jewel Dabney, treasurer
Box Social a Success
The box social given a few nights
ago by the Ladies Aid of the A. NJ E.
church proved entirely successful. Mr..
Walter McKenney acted as auction
eer and all boxes were sold at a
high price. The ladies realized a neat
little sum from this entertainment
and plans are Being made to hold
another real soon. Rev. Sanford pur-
chased the most expensive box, out
bidding several young men who were
determined to purchase the box be-
cause they had been given "tip" as
to the owner and the contents. Next
| time they will bring their check books