Phoenix tribune., 1924-09-20
Appointments Made

the 3Sth annual session of the Colo
rado Conference of the A. NJ. E.
church, Bishop A. ]. Carey made the
following appointments: Albuquerque
District: Rev. H. A. Wells, P. E.;
B. c. Allen, Ration Circuit; A c..
Murphy, Rouse, Colo; Phoenix Sta
ton, to BE supplied; Tucson Station,
to be supplied; La Junta Station, to
be supplied; H. L. Bingham, Trini-
dad. Colo; T. B. j. Barclay, Mesa,
Ariz.; Rev. Brown, Flagstaff, Ariz.;
Rev Evans, McNary, Ariz.; ]. A.
Rhodes, Globe, Ariz.; Rev. Dolby,
Roswell N. NJ; w. T. Thornton,
Douglas, Ariz.; l. H. Harris, trans
ferred to Kansas Conference; A. c..
Moore, transferred; S. R. Maguinez,
transferred to California conference;
Rev Bryant, transferred; Rev. S. E.
Newell, transferred; ]. w. Endicott,
Albuquerque, N. M; c. N. Douglas,
Conference Missionary. Rocky Noun
tain District: l. S. Wilson, P. E.; A.
Wayman Ward, Shorter Chapel, Den
yer, Colo; C. c. Hicks, Campbell
Chapel, Denver, Colo; l.. E. Mathi-
as, Rollins, Wyo.; Rev. McCully,
Boulder Colo; T. ]. Burwell, Casper,
Wyo.; Rev. Wright, Salt Lake City
Utah; B. Heron, st. John Chapel
Pueblo, Colo; T. j, Sanford, St. Paul
Chapel, Pueblo, Colo; Cheyenne,
Wyo., to be supplied.
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colored Schools Open
Both the Grammar and High
schools opened Monday morning with
all teachers on duty In the Doug
las Grammar school the following
teachers will serve during the scho-
lastic year: Principal P. Landry;
Teacher 7th grade, Miss Walker;
Teacher 9Th grade, Mrs E. l.. P.
Clayton; Teacher 5th grade, Miss
jefferson; Teacher 4th grade, Miss
Mab'le Robinson; Teacher Srd grade,
Miss Helen Peterson; Teacher LIST
and End grades, Mrs. Anna Maroon
ey; Teacher kindergarten, Mrs.
Phoebe Gardner; Assistant teacher
kindergarten, Mrs. Amelia Thompson.
Teacher 9th avenue school, Mrs. Cora
NJ. Jones and Miss Temple assistant.
Teacher East Lake school, Mrs.
Laura E. Wells. Teachers in the
Colored Division of the Phoenix
Union High school are: Mrs. G. B.
Caldwell, Mrs NJ M. Rodgers, e. o.
Knox and Miss Claudia Grant. Large
enrolment is reported in the Doug
las Grammar school, 1SI students
having reported for classes TO date.
IL the 9th avenue school, 62 pupil5
are registered. In the East Lake
school, 80 students have been admit
ted. In the High school SO students
enrolled on the opening day and this
number will he increased to 20 or
more during the term, it is stated
Ample provision has been made for
all children in the grade schools as
well as in the nigh school, and all
parents are urged 70 keep their chill
dren in school so that the attend
ance record may Le broken.
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Here From Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Jenkins, Sr.,
of Los Angeles, and their six chill
dren, Ruth, Perry Belt, John Payne,
Irene, Geraldine and Albert Wood
row, are in Phoenix and are staying
at the home of Mrs. Jenkins par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Belt Cook, 723
East Jefferson street. They are here
on business and pleasure. Mr.. Jen-
kins is former resident of Phoenix
and has business interests here.
Recently, he purchased Broom
house on 18th street in Los Angeles
at a cost of $4,000. He reports his
son Louis Jenkins, Jr., as doing well
in the town of Watts, Calif He is
commonly known as the Mayor of
Watts, and is employed by Mr.. ].
E. Walton, who conducts a grocery
and butcher shop. The jenkins win
remain in Phoenix for several weeks
He made a flying trip to Tucson
Monday on business. returning to
Phoenix Wednesday.
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Mrs Clayton is Hostess
Sunday morning, Sept. 7, Mrs. E.
L. P Clayton entertained with a
beautifully appointed breakfast on
the front porch of her home, 1922
East Washington street, compliment
ary to Bishop A. ]. Carey, who was
holding his annual conference in this
city. A three-course repast was
served, chicken being the piece de
resistance. Covers were laid for
Bishop Carey, Rev. L. T. Smith, Rev.
c. N. Douglas, Rev. H. A. Wells, Rev.