Phoenix tribune., 1922-04-08

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the Rev. E. D. Williams, D. D., pastor
in charge, delivered the eulogy. Star
of Calanthe Court No. 27, turned out
in full uniform. The body was taken
to the old homestead in Turnbull,
Miss, for interment.
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Fully Recovered
The Rev. Sanford has recovered
from slight attack of flu. Mrs. San
ford and baby also have recovered
from mild attack of influenza.
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Much Improved
Rev. VIM. Solly has quite recovered
from severe case of influenza.
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Charity Club Meet
Ladies of the Charity club request
ed to meet next week at the home Of
Mrs A Stewart. 23S West jackson
street. Business of Importance.
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Much Improved
Mr.. R. F. Rodgers of SAT East JEFF
ferson street who the past few
months has been confined to his home
on account of illness, is now getting
along fine. His many friends will be
delighted to know that he is no long
er confined to his bed, but is able to
be up 1t is hoped that he will soon
be able to come out and meet his
friends.
Word From Los Angeles
Mrs. Genevive R. Smith, former
resident of Phoenix, but now of Los
Angeles, writes that she is getting
along splendidly and wishes to be
remembered to all her friends in
Phoenix. Her address is 952 East 18th
St, Los Angeles, Calf.
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Closes His Shop
]. R. Robinson, proprietor of the
barber shop at II South End street,
has closed this establishment on ac
count of dull business and moved the
fixtures to his home, 615 South 7th
street. He did not state what his
plans for the future are.
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At The Churches
Last Sunday was not such sue
cessful day for the churches. Ram
prevented many from attending SER
vices and the ministers report small
congregations. At some of the
churches, no services were held all
day aside from the Sunday school.
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New Garage Opens
Mr. Edgar R. Wells of 1929 East
Washington street who far the past
three and one half years has been
employed by the Union Auto Stage
Co., as electrician, master mechanic
and general repair man. has left this
establishment of his own accord and
will open business for himself at the
above addres. He will be prepared to
take care of your automobile in grand
style and at small cost. His shop
will be located on his own place and
he will not have the burden of high
rent to tack on your auto repair bill.
Mr. Wells bears an excellent reputa-
ton as first class workman and is
highly recommended by his last en-
ployer. His ad will appear regularly
in The Tribune and if you want to
save dollars on your auto repair bill,
read his ad and take your car to him.
All he asks is a chance to prove his
ability. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Stick A Pin Here
The annual play to be given by the
pupils of the colored division of the
Phoenix Union High school will be
held Friday night April % in the
High school auditorium. The young
people are spending much time in
practice and this will be the best
play ever given by these students.
Get ready to attend and don't forget
the date.
Returns From Prescott
Mr. G. S. Rodgers president and
general manager of the Western
Benefit Association, Inc, returned
Monday from Prescott whittier he
had been on business connected with
his company. He reports conditions
good in the Mile High city and money
growing on trees.
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