Phoenix tribune., 1923-01-27

IOENIX TRIBUNE-ALWAYS
Birthday Surprise
Monday evening, Jan. %, Mrs. Ma
jor Jones entertained with a surprise
birthday party in honor of her hus-
band, the Rev. Major Jones, at their
home, 1879 East Washington street.
Rev. Jones was enticed away from
home until the guests arrived On his
return, he found the house filled with
friends who, in a merry chorus, wish
ed him many happy birthdays. A de-
lightful repast was served and all en-
joyed it to the utmost. Among those
present were: Mrs Della King, Mrs.
J. Mullen and sister, Anna May, Mrs.
Edward Jones, Mrs. Oscar McCloud,
Mrs. Bentley, Attorney and Mrs. w.
E. Watkins, Messrs Tinsley, Brown,
Copeland, and Grubbs. Rev. Jones
was the recipient of many beautiful
and useful gifts.
$50:
An Appreciation
Mrs. Edward Lockett, of S39 West
Buchanan street, who the past sew
eral weeks has been confined to home
with an attack of influenza, has quite
recovered from her indisposition She
wishes to thank friends who were so
kind to her during her illness and ad-
ministered to her needs. The small
est favor shown was highly appreci-
ated because of the spirit which
prompted it.
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Circuit Minister
The Rev. E. w. Niles of California
has been called to pastor the Baptist
churches in Ajo, Ariz., and Somerton,
Ariz. He reports splendid group of
our people in Ajo, and work plentiful.
He was house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Brown while in that city and was
quite royalty entertained. He is now
at his charge at Somerton. He will
preach two Sundays in the month at
each charge
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Special Sermon Sunday
Sunday night, jan %, DR.. A. E. Ak
tell will deliver the sermon to the
congregation at Antioch Baptist
Church, 18th street and Washington.
He has selected for his subject: "The
Blessed Hope" and pastor Gilmore
invites all to come and hear this great
sermon.
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Children Improved
Word received from Mrs. Edith
Lindsey, who with her two children
left this city several months ago for
Sardis, Miss, is to the effect that the
children have been ill but are now
well on the road to recovery. Mrs.
Lindsey is a musician of note, and
has accepted position as teacher of
music in Sardis college, we are in
formed.
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Buy New Dodge Car
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Brown have pur-
chased bright new Dodge Brothers
five passenger touring car, and are
the envy of their neighbors. The
Browns have owned a car for several
years, but traded their old car in on
new one and are now right in style
with the latest model Dodge
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Regaining Her Health
Mrs. Myrtle Vaughn, of 1915 East
Madison street, who has been indis-
posed the past year, is getting along
nicely. She is regaining her health
so rapidly till her friends are amazed.
She looks the picture of health and
ere long it is predicted that she will
be walking the streets of the city
with her husband, Mr.. A ]. S.
Vaughn. Her many friends through
out Arizona and California will be
glad to learn of her remarkable inn
provement
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An Appreciation
The Booker T. Washington Hospital
and Relief Club wishes to thank the
Missionary ladies of the Second Bap-
tist church for flowers sent patients
in the hospital also Mrs. P s, Lott
for squads and Mrs. Gilmore for
flowers. The club also wishes to
thank those who sent flowers last
week
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Epworth League Notes
Sunday, jan 21, the meeting of the
Epworth League at the c. M. E.