Phoenix tribune., 1924-12-06

neeu an OVercoat, now IS the time
to buy, and the B. B. Second Hand
store, 419- East Washington street
is the place. You'll have to hurry
for the stock is limited and they
will not last long at these low
prices.
Arrivals From Colorado
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Floyd of Colo
rado Springs, Colo, are recent ar
rivals and are staying at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wells, 1927
East Washington street Mrs Wells
and Mrs. Floyd attended school to-
gether when they were girls and
later taught in the same city. Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd have come to reside
and soon will begin housekeeping.
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Here From Coast
Mr.. A. j. S. Vaughn, former resi-
dent of Phoenix, but recently OF
California, is in the city, having
come TO attend the funeral of his
wife, Mrs. Myrtle Vaughn, who pass
ed away a. short time ago in Los
Angeles, Calf
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Fashion Show Dec. 18th
Ladies of the S. l. A. Club will
hold their annual fashion show Fri
day night, December 18th. Great
preparations are being made for this
annual affair and it bids fair to
eclipse anything ever attempted in
this line. During the day, ladies of
this club will give a dinner and
bazaar and the public is invited
Watch for announcement of place
where bazaar, dinner and fashion
show will be held. This club is
planning to build Day Nursery and
Old Folks Home for the Colored peo-
pie of Arizona, and funds realized
from this effort will go into the
building fund. Mrs. ]. T. Lucas is
president of the s. l. A. Club.
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Return from Vacation
Miss Erma Jones, who spent sew
eral months in the east with rela-
tives, has returned to Phoenix and
will reside permanently. She is stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown
on East Monroe street.
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Purchase Dandy Home
Miss Edna Nelson mas bought a
cozy little home at 1910 East Adams
street and is comfortably settled
therein. She is arranging to plant
flowers, set out trees and other
shrubbery, which will add to the
beauty and attractiveness of her
property.
To Prescott on Business
Mr. L. A. McCarty, real estate
dealer, motored to Prescott Friday
to arrange business matters. He will
return soon.
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Passes to Reward
The Rev. Robert c. Weaver a
health-seeker from Chicago, who
came to Phoenix several months ago.
died this week at his home on East
Jefferson street. He leaves a wife
and child to mourn his death.
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Mrs. Lockett Passes
Last week, the funeral of Mrs.
Sallie Lockett was held from the C.
M. E. church, the Rev. M. Thompson
officiating. Mrs. Lockett came to
Phoenix only short time ago, and
apparently was in good health. Her
sudden demise was a shock to her
relatives and friends. She was the
mother of Mr.. Ed Lockett of this
city, well-known young man who for
a number of years served as pastry
cook at the Phoenix Country club.
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Here From Los Angeles
Mrs. Gussie Manning of Los An
geles again is in Phoenix, having
accompanied the body of her sister,
Mrs Myrtle Vaughn, who died. re-
,ently in the coast city. Mrs. Man
ming will remain for an indefinite
time She also brought her little
son, Donald with her, and they are
staying at the home of Mrs. Man.
ning's mother, Mrs. Elma Scaggs
Mitchell, 1916 East Madison street.
Building Modern Bungalow
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther T. Snow of
East Madison street, are building a
neat little bungalow on their lot,
141S East Madison. When complet-
ed this will ha ono of tho ,noocf mo