Phoenix tribune., 1922-11-25
Hospital Club Notes

uulS dI Lle nome Oh Dr. anu MIS-. w.
c. Hackett, and splendid meeting
was held. Names of new members
who enrolled at this meeting are as
follows: Mr.. w. ]. Jones, Mr. and Mrs
John T. Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. McCloud,
Miss Maude McCloud, Mr.. Alvin Nc
Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs Milton Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. A Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Payne, Mr.
Omphie Coleman, Mr. B. Banks,
Mr.. Walter and Mrs. Brown.
Officers elected and appointed are
as follows: President, Mrs Ruby
Jones; 1st Vice Pres, Mrs Edward
Jones; End Vice Pres, Mrs. Agra E.
Hackett; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
VIM. Potts; Assistant Recording Sec
retary, Miss Ivary Mccoy; Financial
Secretary, Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon; AS
sistant Financial Secretary, Mr.. Web
ster Davis; Treasurer, Mrs ]. ].
Brown; Chaplain, Rev Mickens; Aud
iting Committee, Rev. Mickens, Rev.
Edward Jones and DR. w. C. Hack
EFT; Reporter, Miss Eliza Richardson;
Relief Committee, Mrs. Jessie Nc
Cloud, Mrs. VIM. Potts, Mrs Simmons
Program Committee, Mrs w. c. Hack
EFT, Mrs. l. Dair, Mrs. Chas. Fish;
Ways and Means Committee, Mrs
J. ]. Brown, Mrs E. Richardson, Mrs.
Ida Thornton; House Committee. Mrs.
Ina Gilstrap, Mrs: Webster Davis, Mrs.
Luther Parker; Entertainment Com
mittee, Mrs. Edward Jones, Mrs. T.
T. Turner, Mrs. Nettie Freeman, Mrs.
Callie Brown, Miss Theresa McCloud,
Miss Juanita Gillispie, Miss Maud
McCloud. Remember the club bazaar,
December Is and 16, to be given at
Hackett's Market. Mrs. Chas. Fish,
chairman. Next meeting of the club
will be Tuesday night, November 2S,
at 1884 East Jefferson street. Every
one welcome Miss Eliza Richardson,
reporter.
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Here From Los Angeles
Mrs. Parlee Scales and baby arrived
last week from Los Angeles and are
at the home of Mrs. Scales parents,
Mr.. and Mrs P. S. Johnson, 1923 East
Jefferson ST. Mr.. Scales will arrive
soon, and the family will reside in
Phoenix.
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S. |. A. Club Notes
Monday afternoon, Nov. 20. the S.
A. Club met with Mrs Chas. Carter,
us West Grant street Eleven mem
Ders were present and three visitors,
Mrs. Owens of Oklahoma. Mrs. o. G.
Howard and Mrs. Lynn Ross Carter.
A dainty repast was served by Mr.
Carter, assisted by Mrs. Mary E.
Scott, as Mrs. Carter could not be
present. The members were favored
With few remarks by Mrs. Lynn R.
Carter. president of the State Fedora
ion of Colored Womens Clubs, who
spoke on the subject; why Clubs
Should Federate" Mrs. Owens made
| few remarks, congratulating the
,lub on the work it was doing Mrs
}. G. Howard, in few brief remarks, I
old how delighted she was to learn of
he wonderful progress the club has
made in such short time. AS we go
o press, the members are rejoicing
'ver the successful operation, which
'ur former president, Mrs. Geo. Cald- /
veil underwent Wednesday at st. JOS
'ph's hospital. Next meeting of the |
lub will be with Mrs. Mary Turner,
02 EAST jefferson street, Monday af-
ernoon, Nov. 27. Mrs M. Noble, re-
'orter.
Vegetable Dealer
Mr. Richard Rosser, commonly
-nown as Brother Rosser," is the
My huckster and vegetable dealer
mong our group in the city He de-
lvers his wares fresh daily to the
ONES of Phoenix housewives, and is
DING a splendid busines. Fresh fruit
nd vegetables of all kinds are car :
led in stock, and his prices are much
ower than any other vegetable dealer
/ town
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.uto Transfer Line
Phoenix can boast of one up-to-the- {
linute Auto Transfer Line, which is I
wned and operated by Mr.. Geo. M.
inley of II South End street He is
repaired to haul anything, from a
10Th pick to battleship, and all you {
ave to do when you want any haul '
g done, is phone $3.50 and your needs ,
i'll be supplied Mr. Finley says that {
lie world moves, and so does he. J
hats his business. I