Phoenix tribune., 1921-05-14
; opens Ice Cream ParIor


pioneer residents of Phoenix. Mrs
Jones will remodel the place and con
duct first class cold drink stand
confectionery and ice cream parlor
She has also organized a sewing club
and win teach all girls and women
who wish to become efficient in this
line A number of the High School
girls have enrolled and dhis gives
promise of becoming one Of the most
popular features of the new enter
prise. You are invited to visit this |
establishment any time Just the
place for a cold drink or a dish of
ice cream after church services or
after the show
In albuquerque, N. M.
The presiding elder of the A. M. E. |
church for this district is in Albu- |
queique, n NJ, and will hold his
quarterly meeting there Sunday He
is enroute to Arizona and soon will |
= arrive in Phoenix. Announcement |
Of his arrival will be made in due
time so that you may perpare to at |
tend the quarterly meeting at the A |
NJ e. church.
Hay Ride 4 Success
The hay ride and trip around the
world given by Mrs P. F. McCutch- /
cons club of the Second Baptist
church last Tuesday night, proved en-
tirely successful and many took ad- |
vantage Of the opportunity to see the
world and incidentally, Mesa, Ariz-
ona.
Mothers Day Observed
Last Sunday, Mothers Day, was
'fttinsiy Observed al Tanner Chapel
A. NJ e. church In the morning
the pastor, Rev T. J. Sanford
preached a special sermon from the
ssubject: "son Behold Thy Mother"
His discourse was logical forceful /
and eloqeunt In the evening an
appropriate program was rendered and
in addition to the songs and musical
numbers, several excellent papers
were read.
OddfeIlows Celebrate
The Grand United Order of Odd
fellows and Household Of Ruth held
their annual Thanksgiving services
Sunday afternoon at the A. M. e.
church and the Rev. T. J. Sanford
delivered the sermon. The church
was filled to capacity and the ex-
ercises were grand
Mr.. Chester Maryland of Ray was
business visitor in the city few
days last week He was called here
on account of the illness of his wife.
At Second Baptist Church
Sunday was red letter day at
the Second Baptist church. The at
tendance was unusually large and
the pastor preached two able sermons
In the evening short program was
rendered in commemoration of Moth /
ers' Day. Mrs. S. w. Thompson read
a splendid paper as also did Mrs
Lott. These papers have been the /
cause Of favorable comment by all
who heard them
Building Going Up
The new store being erected by Mr.. /
and Mrs. D. L. Johnson at Tenth and
Jefferson street is progressing nicely
and soon the corner stone will be
laid. The laying Of the corner stone
viii be celebrated in grand style and
the public iS invited to attend the
exercises. Watch these columns for
announcement Of the date
Grocery opens
Last Saturday, May 7th, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gardiner formally opened
their new grocery at 918 So. 9TH Ave.
with a full line of staple and fancy
groceries, fresh and salt meats, cigars /
: tobacco, candies, bakery goods and
confections The place is very at
tractive, well arranged, clean and
sanitary It's a pleasure to buy goods
at this store. You are invited to
visit this establishment whether you
wish to buy or not.
Land Office Business
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis williams of
1913 So. 9TH Avenue. are doing
land office business since they opened /
their barbecue stand and bakery.
Both are kep busy waiting on the
trade and their home made bread
and pies are the talk of the town
You must visit this place.
OFF To indianapolis
Mrs. Harry Lyles will leave Tues
day, May 17th. for Indianapolis, Ind,
and other eastern cities where she
will spend a year visiting friends and
relatives apd attending to business.
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