Phoenix tribune. [volume], December 14, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Around the Gift Table every Christmas there's al
ways one present that stands out from all the others.
The Gift the .hostess always shows first —the one she
turns to for a measure of her Christmas success.
This gift of all gifts nine times out of ten is something
electrical. If you want your Gift to have the seat of
honor this year make your selection here. Your
thoughtfulness will be remembered long after the
price has been forgotten.
We carry a full line of
WESTINGHOUSE
AMERICAN HEATER
UNIVERSAL AND HOTPOINT
Electrical household devices and conveniences. Also
DAVIS
Portable Electric Sewing Machines and
EDEN
Washing Machines
LET IT BE AN “ELECTRICAL CHRISTMAS”
Bertram Electric Go.
Phone [phone] West Washington
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DON’T Before the Armistice was signed, your
b °y and y° ur neighbor’s boy were going
"CoCI l I Ilvlll willingly to defend their Country and the
NO W! world against the Hun.
Now because an Armistice has been
signed your responsibility is not lessened.
Help Keep It i s up to you as much as it ever was to
MARICOPA see that your boys receive the proper care
COUNTY’S and treatment and are returned home in the
Good Name shorted possible space of time. This takes
—money, and the Government now asks that
Maricopa County take up her quota in War
P 3. V Un* Savings Stamps.
& * Y * $84.60 will buy SIOO.OO worth
$225,000 to Raise of War Savings Stamps!
THE PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING
\ TUGSON |
(By S. E. Newell)
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! The Sunday services were attended
I by appreciative audiences in both the
|A. M. E. and the Baptist churches.
Everybody was glad to see the church
j es fling wide their doors, and welcome
\ the members and friends once more
I after nine weeks’ vacation on account
iof influenza.
| A very successful quarterly confer
j ence was held by Rev. Allen at the
|A. M. E. church on Monday, Dec. 9.
The pastor of Mt. Calvary Baptist
i church called the deacons in an offi
! cial board meeting on the 9th inst.
Ifor the purpose of getting a line on
the work. In this meeting it was
i found that Deacon H. Banks had been
constantly on the alert in trying to
keep life in the financial side of the
work.
Mrs. Lura Alexander is enjoying
some happiness now because her sis-
I ter is visiting her from Seattle, Wash.
I am sure there are few persons
j more happy than is Mr. Creed Taylor
! and his wife. This new bride had
1 kindly consented to give up the joy
and happiness of married life while
her husband answered the nation’s
call to military- duties. They had
been married just a few days when
the two found it necessary to release
themselves from all ties. That he
would stand free to go at the nation’s
bidding, Mrs. Taylor went back to Ok
lahoma City, and accepted her teach
ing position until the schools were or
dered closed. She then gave her time
and service to hospital work. As soon
as peace was declared, she resigned
her position and returned to Tucson,
where she is now filling the exalted
place of an ideal housewife. The
great joy which seemed to have come
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Harpers - USED GAR Department I j
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12 Good Used Cars—both Roadsters and Tourings i
—must be sold within the next 10 days at
your own price. ' 1
In fact we have what you want and are here to show you.
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COME IN AND LOOK ’EM OVER |i
PHOENIX MOTOR MART
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to Mr. Taylor is unspeakable. He may [i
get over it, but he will never look the t
same. ' i
Mrs. Martha Johnson Lee, wife of 1
Corporal William H. Lee, has just re- !
ceived official mail which brought *
much sunshine into her life. When 1
the postman stopped at her door the 1
other day and presented to her a let
ter, upon owning it she found her al
lotment from the government in the
form of a check for SBO. This amount
was two months’ pay for herself and
baby. Her heart was so thrilled with
joy and gladness, that, while her moth
er was at work many blocks away, f
Mrs. Lee rushed to the telephone and -
took down the receiver and called for (
her mother, and began to tell her the I
good news and glad tidings of great
joy. The mother, Mrs. Katie Johnson,
did as aH good mothers should, ad- 1
vised that the greater portion of this
money be left in the bank. This kind J
of advice would be helpful to many
of our folk—let’s spend some and save 1
some.
Mrs. W. T. Robinson, president of
the B. Y. P. U.. is now beginning to
arrange the Christmas program. We '
take the authority to extend an invi- ’
tation to one and all —yes, be sure 1
to witness the Christmas entertain
ment at Mt. Calvary. This is where
the folk do things. The date of en
tertainment will be mentioned later.
There is a certain Baptist minister
who is constantly being called upon
to solemnize the rite of matrimony
between couples. One certain lady
asked another Just a few days ago:
“I wonder when is our pastor going >
to get married himself?” The other ; S
lady answered, “He will doubtless get j 1
married as soon as he can find some- '
body to have him.” I am sure we will
all agree with this statement, as it <
is in violation of the law for a man to
marry a woman without her consent. 1
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i They will sure get him for kidnapping,
j We are looking forward to a great day
jin Tucson on January 1. The rendi
tion of a very high-class program is
anticipated by the Negroes of this city.
Our attention is now being called to
the millions of people in the lfberated
nations, who are now at our mercies.
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| DOUGLAS |
(By G. R. Kirby) ■
On last Sunday evening, December
8, Rev. G. R. Kirby baptised Misses
Jeanette Lee and little Pauline Stur
gis. These girls are nieces of Mrs.
Potter and came here from El Paso,
Texas.
Mrs. Fred Williams is visiting Mrs.
Potter of this city.
Mrs. Jones, matron for the Texas
jurisdiction, O. E. S., is ill.
Mr. Bolden has been on the sick list
but is now able to be out again.
Mrs. Bolden, matron for Missouri
jurisdiction, is ill. «
Mrs. McCallister is quite ill this Z,
week and Mr. McCallister has quit ;i;
work in order to care for his better ■:
half. ( jj:
Mrs. G. Lane is on the sick list.
Mr. G. J. Bremond is at work again.
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PRESCOTT | J
(By Dora Rose)
Mrs. J. P. Watkins is a recent ar
rival in Prescott from Pueblo, Colo.
She came to visit her daughter, Mrs.
L. J. Harris, and may remain for the
winter.
Mrs. W. D. Alexander is convales
cing.
Mrs. Hettie Davis passed through
Prescott from Jerome en route to her
home in Santa Monica.
Mrs. Annie Roberts made a flying ;
trip to Winslow to visit Mrs. Annie ;j
i Burkhardt, who was quite ill.
Roberts reported Mrs. Burkhardt as ■
| improved. ;
Mr. John Jordan was quite ill last
Sunday but is much Improved at pres- ;
ent. | i
Mrs. William Faust is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Annie Roberts._
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Give a flirt rope enough and she’ll : :
j persuade some man to hang himself ;
j for her. ;j
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•106 North First Ave.
Everything in
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“If you buy it of Sheldon
You Know It’s Right”
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Saturday, December 14, 1918