Phoenix tribune., 1922-03-04
A. M. E. Zion Church

A. M. E. Zion Church
Last Sunday was great day at the
A. M. e. Zion church and the pastor,
Rev. A. J. Woodward, delivered two
able sermons to his congregation. The
attendance was fair and the collec-
tions up to the usual standard. You
have a standing invitation to attend
services at this church.
Giants Meet Defeat
On last Sunday at East Lake Park,
the Western Giants went down in de-
feat before the mighty White Sox. 1t
was battle royal and the fans were
given run for their money. 1t took
the full nine innings to decide the
winner and it was anybody's game
until the last half Of the ninth inning
when the Sox, accidentally or Incl
dental1y, put over the winning score.
The final score was to 4 in favor
of the White Sox. Next time it will
be a different story to tell.
Making His Mark
Jim Roberts, the Colored painter
and decorator who has been engaged
in painting the interior of the new
hotel now being built at 5th and Wash
ington street, has closed a contract
with Mrs. Sarah Stevens of 205 North
9th street and will tint, finish and
repaint her home from cellar to gar
ret. Mr.. Roberts has done very sat
isfactory work and all his customers
speak we'll of him. He was given
card recently by the Building Trades
as a mechanics contractor. He may
be found at 72S East Washington
street.
Slightly lndisposed
Bert Mcdonald, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. ]. Mcdonald of Ray, who is stay
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Fish, 9O9 East jefferson street, has
been indisposed the past week but is
now able to be up. He is a student
in the Phoenix Union high school
and has resumed his studies.
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children's Party
Mrs. Chas. Fish entertained lalst
week with a candy pulling at her home
909 East Jefferson street, in honor of
Frank O'Neal and George Brown, it
being the occasion of their anniver-
sary. Many of their little friends
were invited and all had the time of
their lives pulling candy. The chill
iren will never forget Mrs. Fish and
he other ladies' who assisted her in
them. Each child was
given a generous portion of candy to
AXE home with him and it was some
Happy bunch. believe me.
=pworth League
An enthusiastic, we'll attended and
meeting of the Epworth
League was held last Sunday even
ng at the c. NJ E. church when the
subject, Books and A Better Life"
vas discussed. The subject was open
I'd by Mrs. c. c. Credible who read a
very creditable paper. The discus
sion then became general and many
and helpful thoughts were
brought out. The subject for next
Sunday, March 5, is How To Make
Home Life Happy" II Sam. SLIP.
All invited to attend these meetings,
especially young people. The meet
ing begins at $3.50 p. m. Come early
Second Baptist Church
Excellent services were held Sun
day at the Second Baptist church and
The pastor, DR.. Greene, delivered two
able sermons. The attendance was
arge and the collections good. The
revival which has been in progress
1t this church closed Sunday night |
lfter a very successful run. Several
we're converted and many admitted
% membership by accession.
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Quick Delivery Service
Mr.. Geo. M. Finley, the transfer
man, who recently returned from
rip to Kansas, is prepared to serve
his customers in grand style and
wants them to know that its necessary
only for them to phone $3.50 when
hey want an expressman and want
lim in hurry. All kinds of light and
leayy hauling.
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Improved
Mrs. Myrtle Vaughn of SO2 East
jefferson street, who the past few