Phoenix tribune., 1922-04-01

IL there is WIDOW woman IN PhOe-
nix who would like a little two-room
house free, she is requested to call
at lilo South 4th avenue and talk
with Mrs. C. E. Eubanks. The two
room house will be let free to any
woman who will do the family washing
for Mr.. and Mrs. Eubanks, If inter
ested, call and see Mrs. Eubanks at
the above address. Fine home for
some woman.
Visitor from California
Mrs. H. H. Rhodes of Venice, Cal,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. w.
Strawhorn in East Monroe street She
expects to return to California soon.
Here from Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Fleming Of Sc
guin, Texas, are recent arrivals in
Phoenix. Mr.. Fleming is a brother of
Mrs. c. w. Strawhorn. They expect
to reside permanently in Phoenix.
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Epworth League
The meeting of the Epworth League
was well attended on last Sunday and
splendid program was rendered.
Talks were made by, A. R. Smith,
Mr. sc. S. " Jones, Mr.. ]. Mccoy
Rev. Major Jones, Rev. M. Thompson,
Mrs. ]. Tannehill and others. Mrs.
Jennie Lucas sang solo and Mrs.
M. A. White rendered musical num-
Der to the delight of all. The sub
ject for Sunday, April 2 is: Better
Bible Reading" Deut. 6:1-9. All invited
to attend these meetings which begin
at $3.50. M. A. White, president, Mrs.
]. Tannehill, secretary.
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X. p. Sermon
The knights of Pythias and Court of
Calantheans held their annual thanks
giving services Sunday at the Second
Baptist church and the Rev. T. j.
Sanford delivered the sermon. The
church was filled to capacity and the
exercises were carried out splendidly.
Expresses Appreciation
Mrs. J. A. Green Of 947 West Grant
street wish to thank all who show
ed kindness to her during her recent
illness. Especially does she wish to
thank members of the Charity Club,
Coterie Club, S. M. rs. Daughters of
Tabor, Rev. NJ. Thompson, Rev. A. J.
woodward. Mrs. Green has quite re-
covered from her recent indisposi-
ton and soon will be as well as usual.
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Douglas School Winner
The Douglas Grammar school( col
ored,) emerged winner in the city
athletic meet held last week. Over
5000 students were represented by
the more than 1000 kiddies who took
part in the meet Thirteen other
schools beside Douglas school were
entered in the contest. Douglas was
the only colored school represented.
This school had grand average Of
300 per cent with total of 96 points
scored. The first prize banner and
the Arizona Republican silver loving
cup will be presented to the Douglas
school Friday, where it will remain
until next years meet when it will
again be offered as first prize to the
schools entered in the meet. The
Douglas school wins custody Of the
cup for one year and the name Of the
school will be engraved on the trophy;
The cup becomes the permanent prop
erty of the school winning it three
times. 1t is not necessary that the
wins be consecutive in order to be
figured in the three years. Prof P.
Landry is principal Of Douglas school.
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Much Improved
Miss Mayme Washington, formerly
of Ell Paso, Texas, but now a resident
of Phoenix, has been confined to her
home at $40 South 3rd avenue the past
week, suffering with an attack of in
fluenza. She is much improved at
present and soon will be able to be
out.
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Splendid Services
The services at the Second Baptist
church on last Sunday were well at
tended and the pastor, Rev. e. D.
Greene, preached two able sermons.
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