Phoenix tribune., 1923-06-30

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dinner guests on June 18th. DR.. and
Mrs. Ira Skurlock of Globe Arizona
Dr. and Mrs. Skurlock motored over
to attend the June teenth celebration
and returned to the mining city the
following day.
Slightly Injured
Mr.. j. T. Peck an employee of the
Mutual Oil Co., was slightly injured
last week, sustaining fracture of
several ribs when he accidently fell
He is getting along nicely.
Why Go Barefooted?
C. S. V. Jones, the Tennessee Shoe
maker whose place of business is at
222 E. Adams street, wishes to an
nounce that there is no need of any
one going barefooted in Phoenix this
hot weather when he can and will
repair your shoes, sandals, slippers
and boots at such reasonable prices
He has installed all modern machinery
and is prepared to fix your shoes while
you wait. Better still, if you don't care
to come down town, just phone 1886
and he will have a messenger call for
and deliver your shoes right to your
home Again he asks, why go bare
footed this hot weather?
Passes To Reward
Mr.. ]. w. Wilson of Denver Colo.
who came to Phoenix few months
ago for the benefit of his health pass
ed away at the Booker T. Washington
Hospital last week. He was afflicted
with asthma. He leaves the wife who
was with him when the end came.
To Berkeley Calf
Mrs. NJ. M. Rodgers, one of the
teachers in the Phoenix Union High
school, left few days ago for Berke-
ley, Cal, and will attend the summer
school at the University of California.
Oklahoma Editor Coming
Hon. Roscoe Dunjee, editor and
owner of The Black Dispatch, race
paper published in Oklahoma City,
Okla, will arrive in Phoenix July 3rd,
on business which will engage his at
tention in the Valley throughout the
week. He will be the guest of the
Self-Improvement Art Club, of which
Mrs. j. T. Lucas is president, and
through the courtesy of this club the
citizens of Phoenix and the Valley will
be given an opportunity to meet and
hear this interesting man. Announce
ment of speaking dates will be made
in the local dailies. Watch for au-
nouncements. Mr.. Dunjee is one of
the leading men of the Colored race
and very prominent as lecturer. HIS
paper. The Black Dispatch, is one of
the leading race journals of this coun
try and enjoys a broad circulation.
The Literary Digest wired Mr.. Dunjee
for his views and opinions as 40 the
causes of the Tulsa riot. and his ar
ticle was given wide publicity in this
National Journal. Ali Phoenix will de-
light to hear Mr.. Dunjee,
Wonderful Meeting
Floyd Shomo and several other col
ored ex-service men who attended the
State meeting Of the American Lgion
in Flagstaff report very pleasant
trip. Mr.. Shomo and the other men
were sent as delegates from the Will
liam F. Blake Post of this city.
Leaving for California
Mr.. Perry McCutcheon of 1915 East
Jefferson street, will leave July 1st
for California to spend his annual
vacation. He will visit all the places
of interest, including Tiajuna, that
famous resort just across the line.
Mr. McCutcheon is an employee of
the Fleming Building and an old resi-
dent of Phoenix.
Club Notes
Ladies of the Goldinol club enter
tanned on June Is with reception at
the home of Mrs. Gertrude McCutch-
con, 1915 East Jefferson street The
main object of the entertainment was
to hear the reports of the delegates
sent from the Goldinol club to the
eighth annual convention of colored
women's clubs held in Flagstaff May
30th. The reports were applauded
and the entertainment was success.
Many who were present were inspir-
ed to join. A short program was rem
dered