Phoenix tribune., 1923-03-31
TUCSON

Watts and Miss Charlie Cotton)
The concert given at the A. M. E.
church under the leadership of Mrs.
Walsh, was a grand affair. Quite a
large sum was realized
An informal dinner was given by
Mrs. Fisher at her home, complimen
tary to Mrs. Putney, sister Of Mrs.
Fred Myers. Those invited were:
Mrs. Fred Myers, Mrs. Sarah White,
Mrs. Putney and the hostess. Mrs.
Putney left Thursday for her home
in California
The Rev. S. E. Newell, former pas
tor Of Mt. Calvary Baptist church.
preached a stirring sermon for us
Sunday morning. On Sunday night
he delivered a remarkable sermon
at the A. M. E. church.
The Lost Tribe club was enter.
tanned Thursday by Mr.. G. Smith at
the residence of Rev. H. A. Wells,
and very enjoyable meeting was
held. Six visitors were present: Mr.
P. L. Thompson of Iowa City, Mrs
Lorraine Mcdonald of Chicago, Mr.
and Mrs. Ward of Tucson, Rev. E
Osborne and Mr.. John Osborne All
spent a pleasant evening. Dainty re.
freshments were served.
A delightful dinner was given Sun
day by Miss Elizabeth Jordan at the
Jordan home in South Meyer street.
The color scheme of lavender and
green was beautifully carried out in
the decorations. Mr. Edward Benny
presided at the piano. After dinner,
the guests, Miss Charlie Cotton, Miss
Mary Mae Felix, Mr.. Percy Watts,
and the hostess motored to the E. P.
& S. w. station park, where they were
Joined by Mr.. Ruby Cotton, Miss
Marguerite Watson, Mr.. frankie Den.
kins and Mrs Hazel Fortson.
Mr.. w. H. Green, a pioneer citizen
of Tucson, made flying business
trip to California, returning last
week. He reports an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. Flowers of West Fifth street
formerly of Oakland, Calf, passed
away very suddenly last week. The
remains were shipped to his old
home in California for burial.
Secret Tips of Tucson
Say, Johnny, l see you are attend
ing church very often of late"
We'll, boys, it's nothing only the
old saying is being fulfilled once
more, that parents prayers will be
answered"
1T seems to me that it is a young
lady that's causing you to come out ="
We'll, regardless of what it is,
boys, the old saying goes that the
master works things in mysterious
ways"
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mcconnell, Mrs.
J. w. Ranen and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Gray of Chandler, motored to Nogal-
es, Mexico, Sunday and spent most
delightful day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gray of Chan
dler spent the week end in Tucson
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nc
Connell and Mrs. Ranen.
To Whom 1t May Concern: The
Secret Tips correspondent of Tucson
has been asked to inform the readers
thru the Tribune the name of the
young lady in Phoenix that Mr.. Pres
ton is in love with. At this time the
best answer we can give is that she
is a girl from the Hawaiian Islands
Father-"Elsie, my daughter, Mr..
Turner's watch was very fast last
night"
Daughter-"Why so, father?"
Father-"When you were outside
the door l heard him say, Just one,'
and l looked at my watch and it was
just ten thirty"
WANTED-A young lady of fair
complexion and slender build. She
was seen with me quite often six
months ago. At prestnt she is re.
siding on North F.: h avenue. Sigrrd:
Mr.. :4ot 1T Williams
Fiis. Guy-"Say, G.orle. what $
the fiis. step to Har'lsn p?
Second Guy-"T.ere are many,
Beverly, but the one yodng men usual-
ly take is 'Courtship. .