Phoenix tribune., 1925-04-04

one OF the pr0pr1etorS OF the 7th
Avenue Barber Shop, also resides in
Phoenix.
He leaves the wife and several
younger children in Somerton.
Funeral announcement has not been
made
Auto Mechanic
Mr.. Chas. j. Lane, of 713 South
7th Avenue, an experienced auto me-
chanic, has opened a shop in the
rear of his home and will be pleased
to have your patronage. Mr. Lane
is one of our progressive citizens
and deserves your support
Visitor From Kansas
Mrs. Max McWiIliam, mother Of
Mrs. Lillian Floyd, is here from
Newton, Kansas, visiting her daugh-
ter at IA N 18th street.
Here From Los Angeles
Mrs. Emmogene Bell Chavis, for
mer Phoenix girl, but now of Los
Angeles, spent several days in Phoe-
nix visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. %.
Green at % North 18th street. She
returned to the coast city Saturday.
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Here From California
I Mrs. Gertrude Jones, of Oakland,
Calf, spent several days in the city
visiting her husband, Mr.. Major
Jones who is patient in the Book.
er T. Washington hospital.
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Mrs. Moore Still Confined
Mrs. Cora L. Moore of Chicago
who is here visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Smith of 21 East
Madison street, suffered an attack
of rheumatism and for the past sew
eral weeks has been confined to her
bed. She is beginning to improve
and hopes soon to be able to go out
ard meet her friends.
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First Class BARRIERS
Mr. c. E. Bryant of Oklahoma has
purchased half interest in the bar
ber shop owned by Mr. L. Wynne on
the West side They have moved
into new and larger quarters at 615
South 7th avenue and are prepared
to serve your needs in their line.
They are experts and invite ladies
as well as men customers.
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Quietly Married
Mr. William Hawk and Miss Sadie
Walton were quietly married. a, short
time ago and are now at home to
their friends in East Monroe street.
Both are popular members of the
younger set and their many friends
wish them smooth sailing over the
beautiful sea of matrimony.
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At Hymen's Altar
Mr.. Harry Saizon and Miss Fay
Wynne are among the newly weds
of this city and are staying at 9S6
East Washington street. This pop
ular young couple has many friends
who wish them success and a life
filled with sweetness
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Get Three Months
Parquette Childers and Eugene
Henderson, recently convicted on a
charge of transporting intoxicating
liquor, were sentenced to three
months in the County jail at hard
labor and a fine of $3.50 each, and
one day for every dollar or the fine
that remained unpaid at the end of
the three months sentence.
Has Excellent Charge
The Rev. Ed. Greene, former pas
Tor of the First Colored Baptist
church in Phoenix, has been called
to the Union Baptist church at AL
ton, ILL.,, his birthplace. A great pro-
gramme was rendered on the occa-
sion of his installation as pastor Of
this charge and he began the work
under the most favorable conditions
and everything points to his success
as leader of this flock. At a recent
rally, this church raised $1225, with
six other colored churches in the
city. Rev. Greene has been at this
charge only a few months and, ac-
cording to- reports, has succeeded in
raising $2,345. Alton is a city of
$4,000 inhabitants, just rs miles
north of st. Louis, Mo. They have
in that town, AZ factories and the
largest glass works in the United
States. The church provides a mod
ern 5room. parsonage for it's pastor,
and the membership is said to be