Phoenix tribune., 1922-04-22

ociety Editor
7:3O. If you would enjoy pleasant
hour in Bible study, be present at the
meeting Sunday NJ A. White, pres
ident, Mrs. J. Tannehill, secretary.
Mistakes Will Happen
In giving account OF the big WHY'S
Knight touring car owned by H. H.
Moore, we stated that his phone was
37SS when as matter of fact. his
phone number is sS77 Mr. Moore is
prepared to care for all picnic parties,
large or small and guarantees safe
delivery to and from the grounds.
His stand is at 80 South 2nd street
or he may be reached by calling SS77.
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GoIdinoI Club Notes
Regular meeting of the Goldinol
club will be held Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Georgia Owens,
519 East Jefferson street.
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Splendid Services
Pastors of all churches report
splendid services on last Sunday. It
seemed to be "go to church Sun
day" with the people of Phoenix and
all churches were crowded. The East
er Day collections were above the
usual high mark and the pastors are
all smiles this week.
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Visitors from Tempe
Mrs. Maggie Thomas of Tempe,
Arizona, was a Sunday visitor in
Phoenix and attended services at
Tanners chapel, A. NJ. E. church.
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Here from Superior
Mr.. julius Miller, prominent bust
ness man of Superior, Arizona, spent
several days in Phoenix this week on
business. Mr. Miller states that
things are beginning to look up in
the Superior district and soon he
hopes to see the little camp lee
hive Of industry.
So:
Leaving for St. Louis
Mr. John King, Of I'll West Sher-
man street, left Thursday for his old
home in ST. Louis. He has been in
Phoenix for the past four years and
made splendid reputation for him
self. He lost one of his brothers re-
Gently and goes to join the other who
requested that he come and be with
him. Mr.. King was faithful mem
Der and officer of Tanner Chapel A.
M. E. church and he will be greatly
missed by this church. We wish him
success, wherever he goes and be-
speak for him the good will of the
people in the community he chose to.
reside.
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Touch Of the Flu
Mrs. Laura McCloud of 523 South
End. avenue, is suffering this week
with slight attack of influenza.
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Confined to Bed
Mr.. Henry Davis, veteran janitor of
the Phoenix National Bank, is con-
fined to his home this week on ac-
count of illness. His smiling face
is missed by patrons of the Phoenix
National Bank and it is hoped that he
will soon be able to return to his old
familiar post w. H. King is holding
the fort during the illness CT Mr.
Davis. h A
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Legislature Adjourns
The Fifth Arizona Legislature adj
journed Saturday evening after very
successful session during which
many good measures were introduced
and passed. The Legislators are to be
commended for their work and it is
reflection upon their genuine states
manship and constructive ability. This
will go down in history as one of the
most successful sessions ever held
The doorkeepers for the senate and
house, Messrs. Payne and Smith, were
at their posts each day and rendered
valiant service throughout the mem
orable Fifth.
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8. Y. P. U. Meeting
An enthusiastic, well attended and
interesting meeting the B. Y. P. U.
was held Sunday evening at the Sec
ond Baptist church, when the sub
lect: "Citizens of Two Worlds" was
discussed. The lesson was beauti-