Phoenix tribune., 1922-11-18

walters. The judges were: Mr.. Fo-
bian, Judge Morrison, Mr.. LEROY An
oerson, Mrs. Mcdonnell and Mrs. Paris
Tabron. The principal speaker of the
evening was Hon. w. P. Crump. who
told some stubborn facts of things as
they are. His talk was thrilling and
he was constantly interrupted with
applause. ALI enjoyed the meeting.
and many retired at late hour.
Mr.. GIL has returned to Prescott to
reside. We are glad, as Mr. Gill is
a splendid young man, active in both
the church and the U. N. L. A. He has
done excellently in his. Vocational
training while away.
News received from the Macks,
Flowers and Marks in Long Beach is
to the effect that they are all doing
splendidly. They made Mrs. McCarty
and Mrs. Clarks' stay very pleasant,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack taking them out
in their coupe sightseeing over the
city.
Daughter Eola Youngblood has been
quite sick, but is a little better All
of this family has been sick with
colds.
Ethel Youngblood has been very
sick with severe cold and the grip.
but is much better We hope she will
soon recover.
Recent news from Miss Helen Har-
per Vance is that she is doing nicely
in her work at Mesa We are glad.
No man or woman mas ever succeeded
except through opposition, but those
are the men and women who are
worth while. Prescott should feel
proud of Miss Vance, and many should
feel encouraged to complete their edu-
cation and finish their course, so they
may be of real service to the race.
Much credit is due Miss Vance, and all
Prescott folks wish her success. The
states are calling for prepared young
men and women, and she will fill the
bill in any school work. Let us encour-
age our professional people, not stand
with a chop ak, for some one can
carry one for you.
Mr. Lee Johnson has been sick with
a cold, but is better We hope he will
continue to feel good.
Mr. Bailey, one of Prescott's old
timers and Arizona's favorites, de-
cided he would change climates, but
he struck the southern part of the
state and the heat caused him to
change his mind. A wise man changes
his mind, but a fool never, says Mr..
Bailey. We are glad to see him back,
and we know he will stay. He was a
member of the 10th cavalry, served in
the battle of San Juan Hill, PHILIPPINE
Islands and went around the world.
He is ''wise guy" and says Prescott
is the place"
Mother Ramsey has been a little ill
but is fine now She was suffering
with an attack of pleurisy. The re-
porter has also been suffering with the
pleursiy, and Mr.. Hines is sick with
cold.
We are proud of Mrs. Larkin, the
colored trained nurse and masseurist.
She gives wonderful treatments.
Mr.. and Mrs D. ]. Todd were at
home Sunday night to a spread pre-
pared at the Youngblood restaurant
in honor of Mrs. Larkin. Those en-
joying the dinner were: Thos. E.
Hines, wife and baby Nettie; Mrs. Lar
kin and Mr.. and Mrs. Todd. The par
ty attended church and after church
went to the home of Mr. Hines, where
the spread was continued. There the
dessert, consisting of sherbet, ice
cream and cake was served, furnished |
by Mr.. Todd. The party departed at
4 late hour many vital issues having
been discussed during the evening. |
All had great time.
Get your ticket for the dinner Civ
IN by the American Legion under the
auspices of Mr.. White and others.
Don't forget the datel
Don't forget that Rev. Smith is still