Phoenix tribune., 1922-09-30
Musical Comedy
PRESCOTT
BY Mrs. L. V. Hines

very SICK, ndVlnS SeFeref HJlacK
Tuesday. She has suffered untold mis-
cry and has borne up well under the
strenuous condition, and has the SYM
pathy of ALL 1t is the earnest hope
and prayer of all of the praying folk
that she have relief from the great
suffering.
Rev. Harvey preached a wonderful
sermon Sunday night from the Bird
chapter of II. Corinthians. 1t was in
spring and soul-stirring A nice
crowd attended and real good time
was had. Rev Draper, the former
pastor of said church, is away at the
conference, and it has not been learn
ed who the next pastor of the church
will be. However, the church doors
are open, and services are going on.
Come out and swell the crowd
Mrs. Georgia Station has been very
sick, suffering with a severe attack of
La grippe. She was very sick Sun
day, but is up and about on the job
representing the Western Mutual AS
sociation. 1t is hoped that she will
feel better and continue to improve.
Madam Hilbert has returned from
delightful trip visiting several of the
coast towns. She was royalty enter
tanned by the business folk while
away, and came home brim full of
new ideas from the big cities. She
found her business progressing nicely
and everything running smoothly
After few days she will have to re-
turn to the city for business reasons.
The U. N. 1. A. met last Friday and
was delightfully."- entertained by the
program that Madam Hilbert had ar
ranged. Several of the little children
and grown-ups took part in the same,
making it grand affair A wonder
full dinner was served after the pro-
gram, given by Madam Hilbert, to
swell the treasury of the U. N. |. A.
Many enjoyed it and the only kick was
the dinner gave out too quickly, leav-
ing many not served Many of the
U. N. l. A. members helped and made
the dinner pleasure
Mother Ramsey is much improved,
and is very appreciative to the many
callers and sympathizers. We hope
she will continue feeling good and
soon feel normal.
Mrs. Mack Youngblood and little
son are still feeling fine and baby
growing beautifully.
Mrs. Ayes is doing nicely, and it is
hoped she will continue to improve.
Mr.. Garner has been quite sick. but
is better. We hope he will soon re-
ocver from the long spell of sickness.
Mr.. L. A. McCarty has splendid
new line of merchandise and can fit
you in all necessaries in his line. Go
in and look his line over for the very
things you need are there.
Mr.. Thos. Tillman still has splen-
did line of groceries and sells as rea-
sonably as any other store. Let's get
hep and trade with our race; make it
speciality to trade some with col
ored merchants. They have some of
the same things you walk blocks to
purchase at other stores.
Little Marion Jourdan has suffered
quite bit with her eyes and has
been under the treatment of an eye
specialist. We hope she will soon get
relief. Marion is a splendid pupil in
her school work, and it is from study
that her eyes are causing much pain
Mrs. Geo. Caldwell, of Phoenix.
passed through from long stay back
east where she was quite sick, return
ing to her home in Phoenix. She and
Mother Ramsey Travelled quite long
distance of the trip together. 1t was
Tuesday 18th inst. 1t is the earnest
hope and prayer of all Prescott folks
that she have a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ethel Youngblood has been sick
for several days, but is feeling little
better. We hope she will soon recov-
er. Mrs. Youngblood is very ambi-
tious, and will not give in to her feel
ings.
Mrs. Paris Tabron's niece, Miss
Annette, is a pleasant visitor in the
city, the guest of her aunt Miss An
nette has been attending school at
the Flagstaff Normal Her many
friends welcome her back again.
Mrs. Joe Anderson has been sick,
but is much improved.
Mrs. B. J. Folkerson has returned
from an extensive visit east. We are
glad to have her in the city again.
She reports a wonderful visit. Mrs