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Personal, Local and Society News
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By R. L. S M Society Editor
Baptists Close Meeting
The executive board of the Para
dise Baptist convention, which con
vened last Wednesday morning at the
Second Baptist church, closed Satur
day afternoon. A volume of business
was transacted and the meeting
proved entirely successful. Rev. J. A.
Wright, local preacher, was admitted
to the board and is now in line for a
charge in this state. He is planning
a visit to various sections of the slate
Giflr-* - Meivo
LOOK IN A MANS STORE FOR GIFTS
SUITABLE FOR A MAN
We Suggest:—
OVERCOATS S3O and Up
SUITS $35 ant j Up
MACKINAWS $lO and sls
LEATHER COATS $25
SWEATERS $6 and Up
SHOES $lO and Up
HATS ...$3.50 Up
GLOVES $3.50 Up
NECKTIES 75c Up
BATH ROBES $9.00 Up
LOUNGING ROBES SMOKING JACKETS
HANDKERCHIEFS JEWELRY
TOILET SETS
Everything Absolutely Guaranteed
IF A MAN WEARS IT, WE SELL IT
A Hanny Guarantee
Guarantees ftlffiUlfn
Clothes Insurance
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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and may accept -a call from one of the
Baptist missions. Rev. Wm. Young,
pastor of the Baptist church at Globe,
is president of the board, and Rev.
C. A. Gilmore, pastor of the Baptist
church in this city, is the correspond
ing, secretary. Other ministers attend
ing the board were: Rev. J. B. Bell of
Phoenix, state missionary: Rev. Wm.
Jones, of Douglas, recording secre
tary; Rev. J. Humphrey, of Tucson,
treasurer; Rev. S. E. Newell, of Pres-
THE PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING
cott, state superintendent of the Sun
day school work; Rev. R. E. Lewis, of
Flagstaff; Rev. L. B. Bentley, of Mesa,
and Rev. J. M. Roberson, of Mesa. All
delegates have departed for their
homes.
Knights of Pythias Entertain
Thursday evening, November 27, the
Knights of Pythias entertained their
wives and friends at a swell banquet
in Dorris hall, 35 East Washington
street. Rev. Sanford, pastor of the
A. M. E. church, delivered a short
address. Chancellor Commander Wm.
McKinney was master of ceremonies.
All present spent a delightful evening.
N. A. A. C. P. Meeting
Members and friends of the local
branch N. A. A. C. P. will meet Mon
day evening, December 8, at Douglas
school for transaction of business.
The public is invited. J. A. Green,
president; R. J. Murray, secretary.
Snow Flies in Phoenix
Last Friday at 12 o'clock, • noon,
Phoenix was visited by the worst
snow storm in years. For several
minutes, snow, real white flakes, fell
on Phoenix soil. Some of the flakes
actually landed and permitted us to
get a good look at them before they
melted. Two minutes after the snow
storm was over, there was no sign of
snow within twenty miles of the city,
and exactly ten minutes after the
storm was over, the sun came out.
Can you beat that for climate? You
will have to go some. I’ll say you
will.
Mrs. McPinion 111
Mrs. I. McPinion, of 1621 East Jef
ferson street, has been confined ot her
home the past week suffering with a
slight illness. t
Token of Esteem
On the occasion of Mr. J. F. Huds
peth’s ’steenth anniversary, members
of the Unique club presented him
with a beautiful watch fob, as a token
of esteem and appreciation for his
services, as organizer and founder, of
the Unique club.
Mr. William Brown Passes
Mrs. B. Brown, of 109 West Jackson
street, received a letetr last week
stating that her husband, Mr. William
Brown, a prospector and mining man
of southern Arizona, had died two
weeks ago in a hospital at Nogales,
Ariz. Further details were lacking
and Mrs. Brown is making an effort
to secure a detailed account of his
illness and death.
Protect Your Loved Ones
Automobiles are the cause of more
accidents than any moving convey
ance known to mankind. Phoenix has
more automobiles than any city of its
size anywhere in the United States.
Not a day passes without some kind
an automobile accident in or near this
city. We pay $25 per week for loss of
time caused by automobile accident
and $5,000 for accidental death. Better
be safe than sorry. Phone 1250 and
talk the matter over with our local
agent. Commonwealth Casualty Com
pany, Box 1052, Phoenix, Ariz.
Enjoys Reading the Tribune
Tucson, Ariz., Nov. 29, 1919.
Editor, The Tribune,
Phoenix, Arizona.
Dear Sir; Enclosed find $2.50 in
payment of my subscription to the
Tribune. I am very much pleased
with the paper and have never read
one I liked better or that was more
interesting than the Tribune.
Yours truly,
MRS. M. KNOX,
253 So. Convent. St.
From Denver, Colo.
Mr. J. Brown, of Denver, Colo., is a
recent arrival in the city. He was
engaged in the hat cleaning and man
ufacturing business in Denver and is
here looking for a location. He is
staying at the De Luxe hotel.
Literary Entertainment
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the A.
M. E. church will render a musical
and literary program Thursday even
ing, December 11th, at the A. M. E.
church after which the following
"crazy menu” will be served: Wiggle
Woggle, Staff ol' Life, Sliced Sweet
ness, Frenchman’s Delight, Liquid
Real Estate, Adulterated Essence of
Citron, Parson’s Food, Silver Threads
Among the Gold. Any one guessing
the entire bill of fare will receive his
supper free of charge. Everybody in
vited. Admission 10 cents.
From Los Angeles, Cal.
Miss Eulaty, a manicurist and beau
ty specialist of Los Angeles, Cal., is
a recent arrival in Phoenix. She has
accepted a position in Stell’s tonsorial
parlors, 39 North Central avenue.
J. F. Hudspeth Indisposed
Mr. J. F. Hudspeth of 1342 East Jef
ferson street has been confined to his
home the past two weeks suffering
with a slight illness. He is on the
road to recovery and hopes soon to
resume his duties as janitor at the
New York store.
Unique Club Meeting
Members of the Unique club met
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. F.
McCutcheon, 1215 East Jefferson
street, and held an interesting meet
ing. It was voted and unanimously
carried that the club purchase a
wreath to be placed upon the casket
of Mrs. T. C. Trice, whose funeral
will be held Thursday afternoon, De
cember 4, from the C. M. E. church.
Mr. Bert Trice, a stepson of the de
ceased, is president of the Unique
club, and the members desired to show
him this courtesy. Next meeting will
be held with Mrs. O. C. Jones at 1338
East Monroe street.
Tempeians Entertain
Sunday, November 30, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Thomas of Tempe enter
tained a number of their friends with
a swell turkey dinner in honor of
their forty-second wedding anniver
sary. A feast, fit for a king, was
spread before the guests and they ate
their way directly into the hearts of
the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas have been residents of this
state for the past twenty-five years
and number their friends by the score.
Nearly all the old residents of Phoe
nix were invited guests and the con
versation drifted back to the early
days when Phoenix was a mere village
and Tempe a desert. Nothing can
soon erase from the memory of those
present, the significance of the oc
casion, the enjoyment and pleasure
which was theirs while guests in this
home.
From Ray
Mr. Wm. P. Crump and children of
Ray are in the city this week. Mrs.
Pearl Burney is among the Ray visit
ors in town this week.
Just a Little Party
Miss Constance Hall, 545 East Jef
ferson street, entertained a number
of her friends last week with a little
party at her home. All report an en
joyable time.
Mrs. Fleming Entertains
Mrs. T. Fleming and daughter Ethel
entertained Rev. Newell and Rev.
Wm. Young at a delightful dinner
last week.
Mrs. Rice Entertains
Rev. R. E. Lewis of Flagstaff and
Rev. Wm. Young of Globe were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Rice
last Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Walker 111
Mrs. Carrie Walker of 910 West
Lincoln is confined to her home suf
fering with a lingering illness. She
is a stranger in the city and will ap
preciate visits from members of the
race.
Miss Bell Indisposed
Miss Johnnie Bell, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. J. B. Bell, of 1340 East Madi
son street, is reported on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Merchant Indisposed
Mrs. Merchant, of 1005 East Jeffer
son street, has been confined to her
home the past few weeks with sick
ness.
Baptists Purchase Property
Members of Mt. Olive Baptist
church of Prescott, Ariz., have pur
chased a lot on South Montezuma
street, near the A. M. E. Zion church,
and will erect a beautiful building
thereon. They are planning a SI,OOO
rally for the near future, $250 of
which already has been pledged by
five of the members. They are confi
dent of success and are expecting to
go “over the top” in grand style and
put Prescott, Arizona, squarely on the
map. Rev. S. E. Newell is pastor of
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Concert December 12th
The children of Olympic Tent will
give aconcert December 12th at the
Second Baptist church. Everybody is
invited to come and encourage the
children in their effort.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Johnson of 1221
East Jefferson have a fine Holstein
calf, scores of turkeys, ducks and
chickens on their premises and are as
happy as any rancher.
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