Phoenix tribune., 1922-04-22
PRESCOTT
(By Mrs. L. V. Hines)

surprised with a delicious dinner at
their home furnished by Mr.. Albert
Lee Sells and Prof Lark of Fort
Whipple Monday evening, April 10th.
The entire dinner was prepared by
the Owl Drug and Candy Co., one of
the SWEETEST dinners given in Prescott
which cost the two young men a very
neat sum- Mrs. Hughes, the beauty
specialist, was preferred as their spe-
cial guest at the dinner Besides en-
joying the good eats the evening was
spent in exchanging jokes and merri-
ment Mr.. and Mrs. Hines expressed
their gratitude for kindness shown.
The program rendered by the East
ern Star chapters April 3rd, Mrs. W.
D. Alexander's name was omitted
through error She rendered a beau
tiful solo-"Mothers Pray For Her
Boy Far Away" 1t is not the intent
of the reporter to leave off or refuse
to print any good of any one in this
community regardless. An in scan
ming the program handed the reporter
the name was left off, therefore was
omitted by the press.
Miss Florence Hall, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at the Mercy
Hospital is getting along beautifully
and returned to her home with Mrs.
w. D. Alexander a week or more ago.
Much cerdit is due Mrs. Joe An
derson and Mrs Paul Conner for the
splendid manner in which they went
about training the children. Mrs. An
derson is beautiful in training chill
dren, having much experience in this
line Of work in California. The pro-
gram given by the two chapters of the
Eastern Star, was one of the best
ever rendered in Prescott. The little
tots played many of their selections.
Saxaphone solos, piano solos, long re-
citations and all were filled with
pep.
The Peoples A NJ. E. e. church
will observe Mothers Day and a spe-
cial program is being prepared. Don't
forget to take a part and help to
make the affair a grand success.
The Youngblood family on the
hill have been sick but are all up and
feeling fine.
A great center of attraction was
had in front on Mrs. w. D. Alexand-
ers home, the Tom Mix outfit took
pictures for the William Fox Corpor-
alton.
Mr.. VIM. Station has purchased a
new shine parlor and is located in
the same building of the Sohe Hopit-
al, West Gurley street. Give him a
trial and he will put a shine on your
shoes that won't come off
Mrs. Tobin-Williams, mother of Mr..
Tobin, has returned from Mayor, Ariz.
and is now located in Prescott for the
present. Mrs. Williams is great
church worker and fearless Chris
tian worker Casting her lot Sunday
night with the Peoples A. NJ. E. Zion
church of this city.
The U. N. I. A. division of Prescott
is doing great things if you are not
interested. A good meeting was had
Friday night, new members added
each night. The president is on the
job. Go out and hear a good pro-
gram. Friday nights.
Mr. Wilbur Dunlap was in from his
ranch and reported things under way
and was very cheerful having pur-
chased several horses and wagon
and other necessaries.
Monday night, April 18th at 800
p. M, Thos. E. Hines and wife were
married 10 years, celebrating their
10th anniversary. A few of their
many friends were with them to make
merry of the affair. A delicious tur-
key dinner was served, prepared by
the Owl Drug and Candy Co. The
home was beautifully decorated with
the U. N. /. A. colors, the red, black