Phoenix tribune., 1922-04-22

OF purple formed the Color Scneme,
used in the library, where Mr.. Bunnie
had sent many beautiful baskets to
little Nettie May Hines from many Of
the business and hotel people of this
city. One of the prettiest given by
Mrs. Marsh Smith, proprietor of the
Prescott Hotel. The carnations were
furnished by Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Dodd.
Many valuable pieces of tin were CIV
en- the bride and groom, even by many
of the different business folks as well
as the guests present. Mr.. Hines ex-
pressed his regrets that the annivers-
ary should have been tens instead of
tins. Much merriment was had and
the guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Todd, president of the u.
N. 1. A, Rev. and Mrs. Harvey, Ex-
Pastor Peoples A. M. E. Zion church,
Mr.. Albert Lee Sells the Forth Whip
pie idol, Prof Lark, ex-teacher of the
Washington public schools, Washing
ton, D. c., the bride and groom, and
Baby Nettie May Lewis Hines. The
table formed the letter which was
very pretty. The guests retired at a
late hour wishing the bride and groom
many years of prosperity and long
life.
Prof. Lark of Fort Whipple has
been discharged and will be leaving
in few days for Washington, D. c.,
his home. His wife and baby will over
joyed to have him return, having i'm
proved as he has. Prescott will lose
valuable factor and an able young
man. We regret, however, to have
him go, but we are glad that his
health has improved to the point of a
discharge. We hope he will be sue
cessful in what ever he undertakes
after leaving. And we hope that some
day if he thinks enough of Prescott,
will return and locate here.
Easter was a great day in the Peo-
pies A. NJ. E. Zion church. Services
began with an early prayer meeting
that was we'll attended and which
proved a spiritual feast.
AT IL O'Clock, the pastor, Rev. Dra-
l. per, preached an inspiring sermon on
the subject: Resurrection" using as
his text, Matt. 2S:6. After the sermon
general class was held.
At 8 p. M, the Sunday school rem
dered a program. A large congrega-
tion was present and Mrs. Mary Car
ter, the superintendent, deserves much
credit for the way she managed the
affair. Program rendered was fol-
lows:
Song .................,.......-....- Congregation
Responsive Reading, lead by Mrs.
Bertha Woodland.
Prayer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS jacob Tull
Pantomine .......................- "The Tomb
Defamation Master Eugene Sherman
Recitation .......-........... Junior Geuss
Duet Ruth Carson, Marion Jordan
Recitation ....... Nettie May Hines
SaXaphone ...,....,...... Eugene Sherman
Recitation ........... Joseph Winston
Recitation -.-.........-....... Amanda King
Solo .......... Nettie May Hines
Recitation ..........,.. Virginia Winston
Recitation .......-.-. Marion Jordan
Duet -. Mrs Geuss and Mrs. Roach
Solo ..-..,.. Mrs. Bonita Harrington
Duet -. Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Alexander
Recitation 1900. Baby Ruth Harrison
Solo -. Mrs. Anderson, accompanied
ty Mrs. Station with Saxophone
Solo .....-............. Mrs. Hurd
Address -............................. Rev. Draper
Mrs. Eliza Moker presided at the
piano. The collection was great and
everybody seemed happy.
The Rev. Draper spoke of the live
wire club that meets every Thursday
night The object Of the club is
to make the community better,
morally, socially, and religiously.
All invited to come and get in
touch with the Live Wire Club and
do your pit Mrs. Eliza Moker is
president, Mrs. BurkharGt is secre.
tary and some of our best men and