Phoenix tribune., 1922-10-21
PRESCOTT
By Mrs. L. v. Hines

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Mrs. Joe Burkhardt for the past two
weeks has had charge of the sales de-
partment of the Ladies' Style Shop
while the heads of the department
went on q big hunt. Mrs. Burkhardt
made wonderful showing, better
than many that preceded her. She is
tactful, modest and refined, and made
many friends
Leading Widow Marrles
Rev. Youngblood and Mrs. s. E.
Ramsey were united in wedlpcl Mon
day at $3.50 by Rev. L. H. Smith, at
the Baptist parsonage, and are now
domiciled at their comfortable home
at 4S6 So. Cortez ST. The affair was
quiet. yet very beautiful. Rev. Young
blood is wonderful in the gospel; an
evangelist of note, having clean rec
ord, and haing served in many of the
larger Baptist churches. Since his
stay here he took charge of Mount
Olive Baptist church after the death
of Rev. Russell and served splendidly
His superior qualities as a minister
of God have been brought out and he
has the respect of all. Mrs. Ramsey,
one of Prescotts sweetest women, has
lived in this county alone more than
% years, and has beautiful record
Her life and works in the community
need NO commentator We can only
say, Rev. Youngblood has picked the
cream, and has selected a wonderful
companion, real christian.
Monday evening great jollification
was given them, number of masked
callers entering through strategy
Mr.. Sells entered, offering Mr.. Max
wells line of goods for sale, then en-
tered Mr.. Maxwell, and while the
newlyweds were interested in the
goods offered, the masked party en-
tered. For while the heart and soul
of the two were gone, when they saw
the masked bunch enter-they thought
of the X. K. K. They gave each a
thrashing, threw rice and unmasked
and had lovely evening with them
At late hour they bade the couple
many happy returns on their matri-
monial journey.
In the last weeks issue the Mount
Olive Baptist church was named as
tho ono ~ rooaixyo tho frr5 .o:~oa
from the dinner given at Mrs. Moker's
beautiful home. 1t was an error. The
funds were raised for the Mile High
Chapter
Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Alexander we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. E. Hines, motoring to Con
gress Junction and vicinity, back
through Williamson valley. The party
enjoyed real time, as these four
usually do, constantly going and
camping out, and getting real life
out in the hills. They brought back a
nice lot of game and reported abso-
lutely no car trouble.
Mamma Ramsey and baby Nettie
Mae were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones at their beautiful home, 121
N. Granite, and after the dinner a
party, consisting of Rev. Smith, Mr..
Jones, Mamma Ramsey and others
whose names the reporter failed to
get, went out and held meeting at the
County Hospital, at the request of
several of the patients in the hos
pital. 1t was a glowing success, and
an invitation to return was extended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burkhardt entertained
at whist Mr. and Mrs. King and Mr.
and Mrs. Todd. Mr.. and Mrs. Todd
did not take part in the game. A
wonderful spread was enjoyed and all
reported grand time.
The reporter received news that
some parties felt that their names
should sometimes appear in print.
Call $50 and give all news and it will
certainly be published
The Peoples A. M. E. Zion church
have not received their new pastor,
and it has not been ascertained who
the new minister is who will take
this charge. Rev Harvey is still hold
ing down the charge, and preaching
excellent esrmons. Come out. Form
the habit, and when the new minis