Phoenix tribune., 1922-03-25

grades in the Ninth avenue school is
normal school graduate and has done
special work in teachers training
school on the coast. She holds an
Arizona teachers certificate, has
taught for several years and is emin-
emily well qualified for the position
she holds. Their are thirty pupils in
this school and it is a models the
perfect conduct of the children re-
fleets the superior training they are
receiving. i,
Mrs. Laura e. Wells, principal and
teacher of the First, Second and Third
grades in the East Lake school is a
product of the Kansas State Normal
and she also took a special course in
the Colorado State Normal She has
had many years experience as a teach
er in the public schools of Kansas,
and brings to the work here a price
less heritage in the form of an .unus-
ual adoption for the training of young
minds. She has thirty two pupils in
this school and all love their
teacher and show marked aptitude
for learning.
Lodges ~
Phoenix might we'll be termed the
''Fraternal City" for it is here you
will find represented, nearly every
fraternal society known among our
group. One of the strongest secret
societies in the city and also in the
state, is the Masonic order of which
Geo. W. Caldwell is Grand Master and
c. C. Credible, Grand Secretary. There
are two bluelodges in the city, a Con-
sistory, Knights Templars annd Shrine
Temple. The Odd Fellows, Knights of
Pythias, U. B. F's. Sir Knights. and
Daughters Of Tabor, s. NJ T's, Court
Of Calantheans, Household of Ruth,
Eastern Star and other societies are
well represented in this city. If you
belong to fraternal order, you will
find it represented in Phoenix.
Business Enterprises
Thoughtful members of our group
have caught the vision and many are
engaged in business. The California
Hat Cleaning and Dye Works at 224
East Adams, of which Mrs. Della
King is proprietor is an Institution of
which we are justly proud. Mrs. King
is a finishe halter, and number among
her customers some of the leading cit
.izens of the state. She does both
wholesale and retail business, ship
ping hats to all points in the state.
Her business has grown rapidly and
it is all because she knows how, and
does deliver the goods.
The Palace Tailoring Co., at 419
East Adams street is an enterprise
that has taken its place among the
leading establishments of the city.
Mr.. w. ]. Jones the proprietor is a
shrewd business man and by the ap-
plication of safe and sane business
methods has built an institution that
speaks Volumes for the progress
iveness of the colored citizens of Phoe-
nix. Mr.. Jones said that his business
has been built on service and this he
will continue to give in the best man
ner that he knows how In addition
to the tailoring business, he also con-
ducts a cleaning and pressing shop
Everybody's Cafe, at 1873 East Mad
ison street, is the Mecca for hungry
people. Mr.. Jas. Grant and Wife own
this popular eating house and render
first class service. They enjoy lib
eral patronage and give you full val
ue for your money.
The Kool Kitchen Kafe at 446 East
Jefferson street, owned by Messrs.
McLindon and Cherry is doing a good
business Here you get that old-fash-
ioned home cooking like your mothers
used to fix.
The B. B. Second Hand Store at II