Phoenix tribune., 1923-04-14
LOCAL NEWS

Los Angeles and the family will join
him again this summer. Mrs. Driver
and children are staying at the home
of her mother Mrs. Callie Brown,
1916 East Jefferson st.
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Conducting Revival
The Rev. P B. Cornelius, pastor
of the Baptist church in Tucson,
Ariz., is assisting the Rev NJ Thomp-
son of the c. NJ E. church in ten
days revival meeting at this church.
Dr. Cornelius is a powerful pulpit
orator and all should hear him. The
meetings are growing in interest and
large crowds are attending the SER
vices. Sunday will be a big day at
this church and you should plan to
hear this great evangelist.
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Passes to Reward
Word received from Los Angeles
is to the effect that Mr.. Ennis Bell
passed away in that city Saturday,
March 81 Mr.. Bell was a member of
Salt Valley Lodge, F. & A Masons
of Phoenix, and was well known
here. He served as janitor at the
city hall for several years. He is
survived by the widow, whose plans
for the future have not been an
nounced.
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Appropriate Exercises
Splendid Easter exercises were
held at all the churches by the Sun
day school pupils and the children
and officers performed we'll their
parts At the c. M. E. church the
exercises were held in the afternoon
at o'clock and at the other church
es in the evening. Attendance was
large and collections good.
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To Los Angeles
MIR. Richard D. Simpson left this
week for Los Angeles to accept
position as chef in big hotel Mr..
Simpson is we'll known In Arizona
and California as a cook, and his SER
vices are in great demand.
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To Ajo, Ariz.
Mrs. Lizzie Gordan Williams of
424 South 4th street. has accepted
position in Ajo, Ariz., and will be
away from Phoenix several months.
On Sick List
Mrs. Jessie James of IA North 18th
street, has been indisposed the past
week. Mrs. ]. A. Green of 947 West
Grant street, was indisposed several
days the past week
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Mr.. Williams Recovered
Friends of Mr. Robt. Williams of
1922 East Madison street will rejoice
to learn that he has quite recovered
from his recent illness and again is
able to be out.
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Christian Endeavor
A splendid meeting of the Y. P. s.
C. E. was held Sunday evening at the
A. NJ E. church when the subject:
Wise and Unwise Uses of the Lords
Day was discussed. Some good
thoughts were brought out and all
were benefited. The subject for SUM-
day, April 18th. is: How to Become
Truly Educated" Prof. E. o. Knox
of the Phoenix Union High School
has been asked to open the discus
sion. Everyone is invited to attend
these meetings, which begin at $50
and close at 7:30 every Sunday eve
ming. A. R. Smith, president; Mrs.
c. w. Hawkins, Secretary.
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Distinguished Visitor
I The Rev. w. R. Burgess og San
Diego, and ex-pastor of the Second
Baptist church in this city, is q
Phoenix visitor. DR.. Burgess is a
western man and has been quite sue
cessful as a minister Many Of the
Baptist churches in Arizona are
without pastors. and any of them
would do we'll to consider Dr. Bur-
CESS. His Phoenix address is 21
East Madison street, and San Diego,
Calf, address is 3O77 Martin street.
He will be in Phoenix several weeks.
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Stag Party Given
Wednesday evening, April IL, Mrs.
Phil Green surprised her husband
with a delightful stag party at the
home of his brother, Mr.. Paul Green
1919 East Jefferson street The house
was filled with men who came to
make merry with Mr.. Green. Cards