Phoenix tribune., 1922-12-23

Los Angeles, and hereby extends
thanks for same. Winstona Hackett,
the little five-yearold daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Hackett, who was in the CON
test, raising money to go to the Book
er T. Washington Relief club, wishes
to thank her many friends among the
Colored, Spanish and white people who
so literally supported her, thus en-
abling her to win the prize-a large
sleeping doll. She raised the sum of
$94.19. She also wishes to thank the
club for the doll Following are the
names presented to the club for mem
bership at the meeting Tuesday night:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Mabry, Mr.. E. L.
Flewellen. Mr.. Clarence Waymiles and
Miss Annie Lee. They were accepted
as full members. Next meeting of the
club will be January 9, 1928 Mrs
Eliza Richardson, reporter The club
wishes to thank the little girls who
took part in the contest and raised
money for the club. Those taking part
in the contest were: Jessie Lee Nc
Cloud, Adalaide Smith, Mildred Jones
and Winstona Hackett
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Mrs. Enbanks III
Mrs. c. E. Enbanks, of ITO South
4th Ave-, has been indisposed the past
several days, but is now doing nicely.
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Much Improved
Mrs. G. w. Hawkins, who has been
indisposed the past few weeks, is re-
ported as doing nicely.
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Lest You Forget 49,
Colored students of p U. H S. will
present their semi-annual play tonight
at the High School Auditorium All
Phoenix should go.
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Visitor from Texas
Mrs. c. E. Jackson, of Dallas, Texas,
is recent arrival and is staying with
her sister, Mrs. ]. l.. McCloud, at 523
So. End avenue. She will remain for
an indefinite time.
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Visitor from Los Angeles
Mrs. ]. D. Washington, of Los An
geles, Calf, is in the city visiting
her husband who is in the employ of
the Santa Fe Railway Co. While here
she is staying at the home of Mrs. ].
L. McCloud, 52S So. Srd. avenue.
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Mr.. Bell III
A report comes to us from Los An
geles to the effect that Mr.. Ennis Bell,
formerly of Phoenix, is very i'll in that
city. He has been ill for some time,
and friends entertain grave fears for
him.
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An Appreciation
Members of Ascension Temple, S.
M. T., wish to thank all who helped
to make their recent entertainment
such brilliant success. Over $4,000
was realized from this entertainment.
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To Yuma, Ariz.
Mr.. Ed. Lockett formerly employed
as assistant cook at the Phoenix Coun-
try club, has accepted lucrative po-
sition in Yuma, and left a few days
ago to take charge of the work. Mr..
Lockett is cook of the first class and
his services are in great demand.
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opens New Business
Mr.. Perry Payne, pioneer resident
of Phoenix, and well known in busi-
ness circles, has opened a pool hall,
cigar stand and Hot Dog" lunch
counter at 29 South End Street. Mr..
Payne is an experienced cook and
knows how to get up "hot dog" that
Is different. A shoe shining stand
also is in connection and real artist
II charge. The place is neat and clean
and very inviting. If it's sandwich
Or cigar, or cold drink you want, visit
Mr.. Payne's place at 29 South End st.
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Return to Los Angeles
Mrs. Larue Moore and Mrs. Vester
Tyler, who have been visiting in Phoe-
nix the past several weeks, left re-
Gently for their home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Moore took her two sons with
Ter. They had been staying with their
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].