Phoenix tribune., 1922-07-15
Summer widowers

Summer Widowers
The Dreamland Cafe, 54S East JEFF
ferson street is the Mecca for the
summer widowers of Phoenix 1t is
here they meet to enjoy good home
cooked meal like their wives were
won't toserve and lay plans for quiet
evening with the boys" When yon
are ready for your dinner, just phone
$3.50 and free transportation in big
+ seVen-passenger car will be furnished.
Meet your friends at the Dreamland.
open from a. m. till midnight.
Courtesy and service alike to every
one. Follow the crowd to the Dream
land Cafe, 54S East Jefferson street
home of Good Eats"
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League Meeting
Last Sunday was a great day at the
Epworth League of the C. M e.
church when the subject: How to
Get the Blessing of Freedom, +" was
discussed. Mr.. ]. Mccoy and Mr.
Webster Davis were the principal
speakers and the subject was ably
discussed. Next Sunday the subject
for discussion is, I'm Earnest or Trif-
ling" Amos 6:1-S; Eccles. 12;1S-14;
Matt 1882. All invited to attend
these meetings.
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Something New
Mr. G. Il. Tinsley, prominent
young man of Phoenix, has agreed to
supply a Bible verse every week for
the benefit of our readers. This
week he sends in the following. "He
saith unto him the third time, Simon,
son of Jonas, lowest thou me? Peter
was grieved because he said unto him
the third time, lowest thou me? And
he said unto him, Lord, thou knowest
all things; thou knowest that l love
Thee. Jesus saith unto him, feed my
sheep" John 21:17.
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Carnival in Progress
The Arizona Federation of Colored
Women's clubs is holding a big carni-
val attraction this week at the Six.
teenth street amusement park. They
invite you to come out and buy as
they have many things to SELL Great
crowds have been attending all week.
This will continue for an indefinite
time. Tonight is the big night at the
carnival.
$50
Metropolitan Airs
Mrs Hendricks of the Kool Kitchen
KATE, 5th street and Jefferson, has
put on metropolitan airs by adding a
number of new features for the COM
fort and convenience of her guests.
The mid-week fried chicken special is
making a hit and is no less popular
than her regular meals. The SER
vice is prompt and courteous and
those who demand quick service
instinctively go to the Kool Kitchen
KATE. If you eat one meal at the
Kool Kitchen, you become a regular
customer. Get the habit and dine with
Mrs. Hendricks at the Kool Kitchen
Kafe, 5th street and jefferson.
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Return to Kansas
Miss Gertrude Bradshaw of Topeka
Kansas, who spent several months
here visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Noble in q North 4th ave-
nue. left Sunday for her home in
Kansas. Miss Bradshaw was the in
centiye for many brilliant receptions
while here and made many friends
who regret to see her go.
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Relief Club Notes
Tuesday evening the Relief club met
at the Booker T. Washington Hospital
with IA members present and held a
very interesting meeting The by
laws and constitution was read and it
"@S "SiSCu eie' ~ NC Aodu every lhISS
months for the benefit of new mem
bers. TIL club is planning a big en-
tertainment to be given soon at East
Lake Park. Watch for the date and
do not fail to attend. 1t will be a
worth while entertainment. Some of
the best orators in the city will appear
on the program and the president,
Mrs. Ruby Jones, will read paper
explaining the object of the club
and telling of the activities of the club
since it's organization. Next meeting
of the club will be Tuesday evening,
July rs at the hospital. Visitors well
come.