Phoenix tribune., 1922-01-07

On Sick List
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Caldwell of
233 East jefferson street have been
on the sick list the past few days. Mr..
Caldwell has recovered sufficiently |
to return to his business, but Mrs.
Caldwell still is confined.
Accepts New Position
Johnnie Clemens, formerly with |
Brady's barber shop, has accepted
position with Mr.. ]. R. Robinson at
IL South Second street. Johnnie is
tonsorial artist of the first class and |
during his many years with the Brady |
barber shop, has made host of 10y
al friends who will always wait for
Johnnie, their barber.
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X. X. X. Again Opens
Former patrons of the K. K. K, at |
9Th street and Jefferson, will be de-
lighted to learn that this popular res
taurant has opened under entirely |
new management and is ready to
serve you in grand style. The new
proprietors are, Messrs. McLindon,
Cherry and King, all first class cooks |
and you are assured of the best SER
vice at this place. Special chicken
dinner Sunday, January 8. Public in
vited to make this restaurant your
down town headquarters. Meet your
friends at the X. K. K, 5th street and
Jefferson.
Arrivals from Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rector of Taylor,
Texas arrived in Phoenix this week
and spent several days looking over
the city and valley. They are en-
route to the coast and are making the
trip overland in their big touring car.
They are old friends of Mr.. Frank
Cleveland, proprietor of the White
Swan, 14S South End. street, and spent
many happy hours with him while in
the city.
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Purchase Barber Shop
Johnnie Farrell has purchased the
lease and fixtures of Brady's barber
shop, 33 South 2nd street and is hav-
ing the place remodeled. He will op-
en- for business in few days and in
vites all his customers to visit him in
this new location. Farrell formerly
operated a shop at 2nd. and Madison
street.
S. !. A. Club Notes
Members of the S. l. A. Club re-
quested to meet Monday afternoon,
Jan. 9, at the A. M. E. Zion church.
10th street and Washington. Busi-
ness of Importance will come before
the body and full ATTENDANCE is de-
sired.
Revival Starts
A ten day revival will begin Sun
day at the A. M. e. Zion church and
the pastor, Rev. Woodward, will be
assisted by his presiding elder, Rev.
Edwards, who will arrive Saturday
The subject of the discourse for Sun
day night is: Power House of God"
All Phoenix invited to come and hear
this great sermon Sunday night and
also to attend the meetings every
night next week.
Chitterlng Supper Jan. IL
Antioch Baptist church, 18th street
and Washington, announces a grand
chitterling supper on Thursday night,
January H. One hundred pounds of
those real southern chitterlings have
been procured and will be served
steaming hot with corn bread on that
night. Come and bring your bucket
and take some home to the family.
Come early. First come, first served.
Jesse MccIoud Passes
Sunday morning, Jan. l, at 5:45
o'clock, Mr.. Jesse McCloud breathed
his last. He had been in i'll health
for a number of years and the end
was not unexpected Mr.. McCloud
was horn in Brookshee. Texas. in 1886
and in 1911 was married to Miss Laura
Carter in Forth Worth, Texas. He
leaves the wife and father and moth
er. four brothers, five sisters, host of
other relatives and friends to mourn
his passing. Funeral announcement
will be made through the daily papers
Here from Los Angeles
Mrs. w. B. Hudspeth of Los An
geles, Cal, sister of Mr.. Jesse Nc
Cloud, arrived in the city this week,
having been called here on account
of the death of her brother. She will