Phoenix tribune., 1922-05-27

PRESCOTT
BY Mrs. |. V. Hines

/ change for the better and is improv-
ing slowly. Many prayers have been
offered in his behalf and it is hoped
that he will continue to improve.
Mrs. Paris Tabron has been very
sick this week but is much improved.
1t is the earnest hope that she will
soon recover.
A party of three of Prescott's re-
preventative citizens will motor to
Los Angeles leaving the first of
June to join the Garvey party and
participate in parade and be present
to hear the address to be delivered
there by Mr.. Garvey. Mr.. w. D.
Alexander, Mr.. Johny Jordan, will
be the guest of Dr. Hilbert and they
will be able to give the news of the
affair first hand.
! The Juvenile department of the
Knights and daughters of Tabor met
Sunday at the home of Madam Hill
bert. Madam Hilbert gave the child
rem a splendid lecture. For some time
this branch of this organization has
been dormant, but with the interest
that Madam Hilbert, Mrs. Anderson
and other grown ups are taking in
the order, it will soon be back to
normal.
Mrs. Taylor of Flagstaff and infant
daughter, are in the city visiting with
heI sister Mrs Coleman. The length
Of the visit has not been determined.
Mrs. Taylor is a lovely young woman
and it is hoped that she will spend
much time here with friends.
Rev. Draper preached splendid
sermon to a large crowd Sunday
night Why not come out and have
your spiritual strength renewed?
Summer is coming and the nights
me beautiful and services short and
spicy; don't forget Sunday services.
The U. N. l. A. Held it's annie +
gary Friday May 26 and packed
house listened and was enthused at
the grand program that was deliver
ed. A complete account of the same
will appear in next issue of this
paper.
Many are grumbling because not
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Messrs Sells Maxwell and Mason
who wer gusts of, Mr.. Hill that
motored to Los Angeles in his beauti-
full new buick had very pleasing
and successful trip and told of many
interesting happenings during their
trip. The boys say they had a real
time.
The Live wire club is doing won
derful work and carrying nice crowds.
Why not come out and help to make
the affair a bigger success. The
President is on the job and is sparing
no pains in making the affair a sue
cess. 1t is not denominational and it
wont change your creed. Come out
and take part.
The Mothers Club had a splendid
meeting and the ladies' certainly en-
joyed the Meeting. This week of
the leading ladies of the White Club
will speak and it will do you good
why not join and help to make the
club bigger success. Every mother
should have the welfare Of her girl
and boy at heart.
Memorial exercises will be held at
the Peoples A. M. e. q. church Mem
orial Day special program is being
arranged.
Mrs. Station who is, now representa-
tive of the Western Mutual Benefit
Assn is alive and on the job and will
be glad to call on you. Why not join
Get in an organization and be safe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Garret
have put in new side walks and have
one of the finest stone fences in the
city
Recent news received from Prof
Lark informs us he is now in Phila-
delphia for training. He will take a
course in dentistry
Mr.. Albert Lee Sells recently re-
ceived a letter which contained a
programme of closing of the High
School OF which his sister is one OF
the teachers after which later in the
summer his three sisters viii spend