Phoenix tribune., 1922-08-05
Birthday Party

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Washington street, entertained with
a birthday party in honor of her
daughter, Nakomas Smith. Among
those present were: Ella Mae Patton
Erma Jones, Vivian Bell. Roberta Will
iams, Constance Hall, Laveria Nc
Lindon, Helen Peterson, Erma Nc
Lindon, Anna Vivian Strawhorn, Sadie
Walton, Theresa McCloud, Cleo For
tune, Zelma Fortune, Thelma Evans
Geraldine Evans, Jaunita Gillispie
Cora Smith, Dora Smith, Jeanette Day
Sarah Smith, Myrtle Smith, Blanche
Atkins, Azalene Curry, Pearl Turner,
Harold Carriger, Earle Johnson, Will
lie McGhee L. v. Perkins, Roy At
kins, Theodore Preston, Henry Ros-
ser, Alvin McCloud, Chauncey Rum
ford, Byron Rumford, Hastings For
tune, Evans Fortune, Abner Slade,
Hewlett Smith, Robert Fambrough,
Taylor Williams, Jewel Jones, Will
liam Curry, Rudolph Mickens, Floyd
Johnson, Andrew Wallace, Adrian
Smith, Frank White, Charlie Greene,
Charlie Smith, Pearl Williams, James
Brown. Searl Williams, Tom Crump,
Carlton Lewis, and James Barde.
Music was furnished for the occasion
by Cora Smith, Rudolph Mickens,
Constance Hall and Mrs Matte Hud-
son. All had a delightful time and
Nakomas was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. At late hour the
guests departed, wishing Miss Smith
a happy birthday and many of them.
Sues for $4,000
Alleging that his wife's affections
were alienated, William H. King
filed suit in the superior court Wedn-
esday against Voorhies Jones, also
known as C. S. V. Jones, asking
damages in the sum of $25,OOO.
Because Of the acts of the defend
ant, the marital relations between
King and his wife were destroyed
the complaint alleges, much to the
mental and physical distress of the
husband
The complaint further alleges that
the defendant Jones wrongfully con-
trived and intended to injure him,
William H. King, on June 19 last, and
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when he sought the company of Mrs.
King, known also as Matte King, I'M
proper relations between the defend
ant Jones and Matte King are alleg-
ed in the complaint.
The mental and physical distress
caused him through the alienation Of
his wifes affections has damaged him
in the sum of $4,000, which amount
he seeks to recover in the action. the
plaintiff says.
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In New Location
Mrs. d. Hendricks, formerly mana
ger of the Kool Kitchen Kafe, has
leased the establishment at 1873 East
Madison street, formerly known as
Everybody's Cafe, and is prepared to
take care of old and new customers
in grand style. Old fashioned home
cooking, such as only Mrs. Hendricks
can prepare, will be the order of the
day. Sunday, she will serve her first
chicken dinner in this location and
plans to make it the best ever. For
that Sunday dinner go to Mothers
Kitchen, 1873 East Madison street,
Familiarity known as Mrs. Franz
brough's place. All that the name i'm
plies Nuf sed.
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Returns from Globe
The Rev. l.. L. Briton, pastor of the
Church of God In Christ, 14th streer
and Madison, returned last week from
Globe. Arizona, where he has been
conducting meetings The smallpox
epidemic in Globe prevented him from
having much success with his meet
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Prayer Meeting
Last week the ladies of the Home
Mission Society of the c. M. E. church
met at the home of Mrs. Nola Hamil-
ton and held a spiritual meeting. At
ter the meeting, delightful refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. ]. Mccoy in
1905 East Jefferson street.
To Chicago
Mrs. Charles Lewis of 1246 East
Washington street left this week for
Chicago where she will spend the re-
mainder of the summer visiting and
sightseeing.