Phoenix tribune., 1922-11-11

LOCAL NEWS
Wedding Announcement

Wedding Announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Payne announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Eleanor G. Payne, to DR.. Ray
mond Richard of San Francisco, Calf,
which wedding win be in January,
1923, at their home, 64 So Bird St,
Phoenix.
Notes from Superior
Mrs. julius Miller of Superior has
been confined to her bed the past
week, but is now able to be out. Mrs
Effie Jackson of Miami is the house
guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs Miller
at the club house. Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
kins and Mrs. NJ Davis of Miami
stopped over in Superior few hours
last Sunday while en- route home from
Phoenix, where they had been attend
ing the State Fa ir. A day and night
shift is busy on the new broad gauge
railroad connecting Superior with the
main line of the A. & E., and when
completed, just-oh, just consult the
map! j. H Miller, reporter.
Mrs. W. E. Noble and Mrs. l. F.
Silvers very delightfully."- entertained
the Sons and Daughters of the 1 Will
Arise Across the River to The Bury
ing Ground Society in honor Of Messrs
Gamble and Stearns of Oakland, Cal,
Monday evening, November 6, at the
home. of Mrs. Silvers, 1927 East JEFF
ferson st. Music was a feature of
the evening, Mrs. M A. White presid-
ing at the piano. Mrs. P. F. Nc
Cutcheon favored the guestsswith a
beautiful solo. The most amusing fea-
ture of the evening was the Chinese
Sextette, composed of Mrs. NJ A
White, Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon, Mr.
and Mrs, Chas. Fish, Mr. Harold Car
riger and Mrs. 1. F. Silvers. The
guests were also favored with a solo
by Mrs. M. A. White, cornet solo, Mr.
Chas. Fish, and remarks by Mr.. Owens
of Oklahoma who spoke on the sub
ject: "Why Some Churches Are With
out Ministers" Mrs. w. E. Noble
made short talk on club work, and
Mr. Harold Carirger sang beautiful
solo. The ladies were exquisitely
gowned for the occasion, and among
those present we're: Mesdames White,
Scott, Carter, McCutcheon, Owens, Lu-
cas-, Fish, Silvers and Noble. Gentle
men present were: Messrs Gamble,
Stearns, Carter, Owens Fish, Nc
Cutcheon, Carriger, Silvers and Noble.
Revival Meetings
Commencing Sunday, November II,
a series Of revival meetings will be
held at the G. NJ E. church, 7th St.
and Jefferson. The members of this
church began their prayer meetings
Wednesday night, and these will con-
tinue until Sunday, when the revival
will begin. The Rev. T. c. Cunning
ham, noted divine of Ell Paso, Texas,
will arrive Saturday and will have
charge of the meetings DR.. Cunning
ham is a wonderful pulpit orator and
all who heard him speak at the meet
ing of the Annual Conference in this
city few weeks ago, will bear wit
ness to the fact He will deliver the
sermon Sunday and for ten nights will
be in charge of the revival at this
church. The pastor. Rev. M. Thomp-
son, invites the pastors and mciGbers
Of all churches in the city to come and
assist in this great revival The gen.
eral public also invited.
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An Appreciation
Mrs. Geo. W. Caldwell, of 233 East
Jefferson street, who the past six
months has been confined to her home
on account of an afflicted foot, was
the recipient of handsome bathrobe
on last Sunday, the gift of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Noble. The Mobiles have
been friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell
for the past S5 years, and she is very
appreciative of gift coming from
such old time friends. She also wish.
es to thank all the people of Phoenix,
both colored and white, who have in
any way shown kindness to her dur
ing her confinement. She also de-
sires that special mention be made of
the people of California, Yuma and
Prescott, Arizona, who have remem-
bered her during her illness. AS or
ganizer and first president of the Self
Improvement Art Club of Phoenix, she
is keenly interested in the welfare
and success of this club, and wishes