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Saturday, August 13, 1921.
Personal, Local and Society News
„■ :-OF THE STATE c.apitai
By R. U. S., Society Editor
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Home from California
W. B. Hudspeth, one of the owners
■jf of the Kool Kitchen Kate at Fifth
street and Jefferson, returned this
week from a pleasant sojourn in Cal
ifornia. He states that he met many
people from Phoenix and frdm his old
home, Houston, Texas, and all were
doing fine. Mr. Hudspeth says that
we need not be surprised to wake up
some bright morning and find he ami
Mrs. Hudspeth enroute to California
to reside permanently.
Expression of Gratitude
1 wish to thank the friends who
look part in the storm party given me
Tuesday evening. Aug. 2. Words will
not suffice for to express my appreci
ation. May God bless and prosper
you, one and all is the sincere wish
of Mrs. Mattie Lee.
Those who contributed were: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
i Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. M. A White,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCoy, Mr. and Mrs.
James H. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mabry,
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Tannehill.
Guest of the Whites
Last week, Mrs. May Black Mason,
first recording secretary of the North
western Federation of Colored Wo
men's Clubs, spent several days in
tlie city while en route from California
to her home in St. Paul, Minn. While
In' resile was the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew A. White, 1738 Fast
Jefferson street.
Return from Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McKenney and
daughter Uuby, returned last week
from California, where they spent sev
eral weeks visiting and sightseeing.
They left Phoenix several weeks ago
» in their Dodge touring car and made
the trip to the coast without much dif
ficulty. Mr. McKenney states that
California is booming and everybody
who want work can find it and good
wages are paid. He met a host of
Phoenix people, among them Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Williams who are in Pas
adena. The Williams are doing nice
ly and plan to purchase a modern
nine-room bungalow real soon. Mr.
McKenney says that he loves Phoenix,
but oh you California. Mr. McKenney
is employed at the Donotrfo Confec
tionery, Cactus Way and Washington
street, which position he has held for
the past three years. He sold his
Dodge car in California and they re
turned over the Southern Pacific.
Business League
The Business League met Tuesday
night at Crump’s hall and held a very
interesting meeting. President Kobt.
L. Fortune was at his post and car
ried out the meeting with dispatch.
Attorney William 13. Watkins made
an interesting talk on, “Preparation
for Buisness,” after which a general
discussion was indulge,d in by mem
bers present. At the next regular
meeting which will be held Monday
night, August 15 a* Antioch Baptist
church, 11th street and East Wash
ington. Mr. N. W. Alexander will open
the subject of "A Plan for a Co-oper
ative Grocery." All citizens of Phoe
nix who are interested in the welfare
of the race along commercial lines,
invited to attend. Women as well as
men are welcome. The meeting will
open promptly at 8 o'clock and close
at 9:20. Come early.
Enjoying Themselves
Mrs. W. V. Jasper and daughter,
Mrs. Jessie Peek are enjoying the
cool brteczes of Northern Arizona
around Flagstaff. They will go later
to the Grand Canyon, thence to Cali
. fornia.
Visitors from Arkansas
Mrs. Tom Herman and son. Mr. A.
W. Herman of Eudora, Ark., are re
* cent arrivals in the city. Mrs. ller
* man is a daughter of Mrs. Khoda
Turner of 121 South Bth street. They
will remain for an indefinite time.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our thanks to
the many friends for their sympathy,
lovingkindness aud true friendship,
manifested during the illness aud
death of our beloved wife aud mother,
Mrs. Ruben Reed. We also wish to
thunk the following for their beauti
ful floral offerings: Mrs. Chas. Fish,
Mrs. W. P. Crump and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred. Williams, Mrs. Pat
Rivers, Mrs. 15. J. Brooks, Mr. aud
Mrs. J. E. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Abe
BUeforil, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Barnnell
k' of Ray, Ariz., Mr. Wm. Burnett of'
Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. Butler
and Mrs, J. A. Green of Los Angeles,
Cal., Mrs. Wm. Day and Mr. and Mrs.
B. F. Hall. Yours in sorrow.
Rueben Reed, husband.
% Mrs. Nellie Reese, daughter,
Mrs. J. J. McDonald, ”
Mrs. C. A. Vann ”
Mrs. Luther Rabon
Mrs. Archie Lewis, ”
Mrs. F. A. Henderson ” j
,Miss Irene Banks, grand ”
Mrs. Owens is Hostess
On last Sunday August 7th, Mrs j
.? Georgia A. Owens of 519 East Jeffer-j
son street entertained in honor of
Mrs. May Black Mason of St. Paul,
Minn. A delightful six course dinner
was served an ejoyed.
Mrs. Crump Is Hostess
On Monday evening, August 8, Mrs.
William P. Crump of 1103 East Jef
ferson street had ns her dinner guests
Mrs. C. A. Yarn, Mrs. Luthr-r Rabon,
I Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs C. J. Hai
per. An appetizing repast was served
and enjoyed
! Mr. Reese Indisposed
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Reese'
will regret to learn flint Mr. Reese is
j confined to his home, 909 East Jeffer
i son street, with illness. His condition
; is improving and a speedy recovery is
; expected.
East End Drug Store
I At last the people of the East End
have : drug store right in their neigh
; borbood. The East End Drug Store
|at 16th street and East Van Buren is
a Godsend to the people of ilia com
munlty. T*vo epxerienced pliarnm
| cists are employed and prescription
work will be given prompt and care
ful attention. They carry a full line
of drugs and sundries and invite tho
I patronage of colored people. Pay
j them a visit.
To California
W. B. Johnson will leave, this week
for San Francisco. Cal., where he will
I make his home in the future. Mrs.
Johnson and daughter, Corrine will
join him later.
Returning to Coast
W. B. Hudspeth who returned Mon
day from a two weeks’ sojourn on the
coast, left again on Thursday evening
j for the coast. This time lie goes to
: reside and Mrs. Hudspeth will join
him later.
‘ Chicken Dinner Soon
Brown Temple No. 16, S. M. T., will
give a fried chicken dinner Wednes
day. Aug. 31. Watch these columns
I for .announcement of the place.
Bouncing Baby Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Barnes who re
side in West Hadley street are the
proud parents of a bouening baby
girl born this week. Mother and
daughter doing fine. The father is
wearing a smile that won’t come off.
Off to California
Miss Irene Mulcherson. for several
months in charge of the culinary .de
partment at the Kool Kitchen Kafe
and Konl'ectionery. corner sth street
and Jefferson, left Wednesday eve
ning for California where .'a; will re
main for :tn indefinite time. She made
many friends while here and they re
gret exceedingly to -see her go.
Quarterly Meeting Sunday
Presiding Elder I. L. Waison will
hold his fourth and last qu; rterly
meeting Sunday at the A. M. E.
church. The presiding elder will
preach at both the morning and eve
ning services and all are invited to
I come and hear him.
i Y. P. S. C. E. Meeting
The Young People’s Society of
Christian Endeavqr will meet Sunday
■evening 7 o’clock al the A. M. E.
church. Subject for discussion:
“True Temperance in Heart and
Life.” I Thes. 5 4-11. All invited to
, attend these meetings, especially
I young people. A. R. Smith, president,
Constance IP 1. secretary.
Visitors 't Los Angeles
Mrs. Georgia Lewis, Mrs. E. A.
I Henderson and Miss Irene Banks of
| Los Angeles spent the week in Phoe
nix visiling relatives and friends.
, They arrived last week for the pur
pose of attending the funeral of their
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Ruben
Reed who passed away several days
ago at tho homo of her daughter, Mrs.
C. A. Vann.
iMrs. Reed Passes Away
Last week. Mrs. Ruben Reed, a j»i
oneer resident of Arizona, and who
for the past ten years has been a res-
I ident of Ray, Arizona, died in this
city at tlie home of her daughter, Mrs.
C. 11. Vann. Mrs. Reed was born 54
i years ago in California and came to
Arizona when a girl. Site was married
to Mr. Ruben Reed in Risbee, Arizona,
and lived happily with him for 40
i years. Six children were born to this
union anti all arrived in the city to
attend the funeral. Mrs. Reed was a
1 conscientious Christian woman, loved
:and respected by all. She joined the
t Baptist church when guile young, but
later became a member of the African
, Methodist church and remained a
member of this church until she died.
The funeral was held Saturday after
noon at 2o'clock from the Mcrryman
undertaking parlors ami the Rev. T.
J. Sanford of llie local A. M. E. church <
officiated. A largo concourse of
friends followed the remains lo their
last resting place and interment was j
made in Greenwood cemetery. Site
leaves to mourn iter loss, six daugh
ters, a husband, several grandchildren
and a host of friends.
U. N. I. A. Activities
The U. N. I. A. met Tuesday eve
ning, Aug. 9 at Antioch Baptist church
and held an interesting meeting. As
|
ter transacting the business of the! i
organization it was suggested that I
they have a grand unveiling of tRe j <
charter at an early date. This sug- ! •
gestion was well received and it is! ’
planned to make this a grand affair. \ <
Announcement of the date will be><
made later. Watch, wait and get I
ready lo attend the unveiling of the I
charter. The meetings are held every <
Tuesday evning at 8 o’clock in the
Antioch Baptist church at 11 street 1
and Washington. All invited to at
tend.
To Prescott on Business '
Ira O'Neal, Phoenix Favorite, is in 1
Prescott this week and will appear in j *
the arena Friday night at that place. >
; He says that he will bring home the 1
bacon. j
Concert Monday Night
Ladies of the Arizona Federation 1
\ will give a concert Monday night, Au
gust 15 at the high school auditorium '
j and all Phoenix should turn out and 1
help in a worthy cause. The money
raised will be used to assist some i
worthy girl or boy of the race to 1
complete his education. Let’s go to 1
the high school auditorium Monday
night. 1
Return From Coast
Ennis Bell of 446 East Madison street!
returned Friday morning from the
coast where lie spent two weeks vis
iting and sightseeing. He reports an
excellent trip and states that he was
greatly benefitted by the wonderful
climate of California.
Educational Week
At the Fifth annual meeting of the!
! Arizona Federation of Colored Wo-j
men’s clubs, which convened in this!
! city in May, it was agreed that the
second week in August of each year
be known as Educational Week. Each
club that is a member of the Federa
tion will be required to raise money
for this fund. This money is to help 1
some worthy boy or girl of the race
continue their education into higher
branches. Mrs. Jessie James, presi
dent, Mrs. L. Ada Walker, secretary,
1122 East Jefferson street.
Visiting in Missouri
Mrs. Chas. Ward left Sunday for
Kansas City, Mo., where she will
spend several months visiting rela
tives and friends. Mr. Ward received
i word from her this week that she ar
rived safely and is now enjoying her
self.
Purchase T. jal Estate
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown of 822
East Jefferson street have purchased
,a . dandy lot near East Lake Park.
They plan to build real Soon.
Buys Interest in Kafe
Mrs. Edward Jones has purchased
Mr. W. L. lludapqth’s interest in the
Kool Kitihen Kafe at sth street’and
Jefferson. The Kafe is now owned
by Rev. Major Jones and Mrs. Edward
Jones. The same high class service
will he maintained and your trade is!
solicited. Mr. Hudspeth left this week
for the coast.
Quarterly Conference Monday
The fourth quarterly conference of!
the A. M. E. church will be held Mon
day night at the church. All meirt-j
bers welcome.
Accidently Shot
John Farrell suffered a painful ac
cident this week when an automatic
shotgun was accidently discharged,
the shot taking effect in his left
shoulder. Mr. Farrell aud Otis Barn
es were returning from a hunting trip
and were seated in the Ford truck
owned by Air. Bames. Farrell had the
shotgun standing between his legs
and he was busy picking birds. Sud
denly the gun was discharged with
the result as above stated. Farrell j
.say that its lucky that his head was;
; not shot off. Only one shot struck Otis I
and he considers himself the luckiest!
man in the world. Farrell had the
wound dressed by a physician and he
is now doing fine.
Rev. Johnson Will Wed
Like a bolj from a clear sky comes
the news from El Paso, Texas, that I
tlie Rev. Z. Z. Johnson, presiding el-i
j der of the C. M. E. churches in the i
Albuquerque district of the California
conference, w ill bo married on thel
! evening of August 25, to Miss Max-;
; well, a popular young society matron
lof that city. Rev. Johnson is well ,
1 known in Phoenix, having pastored
the local C. M. E. church for six years
and for tlie past seven years lias been
ion tlii:- district as presiding eider.
Rev. Johnson has made his home in
Las Cruces where a little over a year j
ago he lost his first wife. His many j
j friends rejoice with Him in his good
j fortune and trust lie will have a hap-j
j py married life.
- Mrs. Brown Convalescent
Friends of Mrs. J. T. Brown of 911
South 6th avenue will be pleased to:
learn that she has quite recovered
from her recent illness.
Mrs. Vaughn Still Confined
Airs. Myrtle Vaiiglm of 802 East
Jefferson street, who several months
ago became seriously ill and was re
moved to the home of her mother in
-East Madison street, is still confined
lo her borne, but iter condition is
much improved.
Antioch Baptist Church
Sunday was a gala day at "Antioch ;
Baptist church. In tho morning the !
pastor, Dr. Gilmore delivered a great j
sermon and al! were made to rejoice.il
In the afternoon at 2 o’clock, all re- j
paired to the river w here the pastor! I
immersed several candidate who were j
converted during the recent revival at 1
THE PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING
Second Baptist Church
Excellent services were held Sun
day at the Second Baptist church and j
the attendance was unusually large, j
The pastor, Dr. Green delivered two j
able and inspiring sermons and the
collections were good as usual,
this church. In the evening the pas
tor again filled the pulpit and deliv
ered a wonderful sermon on Baptism.
The attendance was large and the
collections good.
Tanner’s Chapel
Splendid services were conducted
Sunday at tlie A. Al. E. church. In the
morning the services were turned ov
er to the congregation for testimon
ials and an old fashioned general
class meeting was held. Tho Holy I
Ghost descended and all mere made
happy. In the evening thepastor, Dr.
Sanford delivered an able sernjpn to
his congregation and his remarks
were well received. Air. W. J. Jones,
manager of the Palace Tailoring Co.
was introduced and made a short but
interesting talk in behalf of the busi
ness league tiiat was organized re
cently in this cily. Mr. Jones is a
fluent speaker and .drove home his
argument with force. Among other
things he said that tho time has come :
when we must lay aside our petty |
grievances and support worthy en
terprises of tlie race wholeheartedly \
if wo hope to make a showing along
commercial lines. He urged co-oper
ation and stressed the necessity for
race solidarity and unity.
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* FLAGSTAFF *
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a. .j.
By Mrs. Estelle Wallace
The local branch, N.A.A.C.P., and
! the Willing Workers’ club held a joint
celebration on Aug. 4 among the pines.
The celebration was in commemora
tion of the Emancipation Proclama
tion and the funds raised were sent
to the riot victims in Tulsa,
i The Rev. J. B. Bell, pastor of tlie
First Baptist church in this city, re-!
turned Thursday from Phoenix where
lie had been visiling is family. The!
church lias made great preparations j
to entertain the large delegation of
ministers and delegates who will at
tend the Paradise Baptist convention j
which convenes in this city Tuesday.
Airs. J. H. Carter of Guthrie, Okla., j
ANNOUNCEMENT
In ANNOUNCING the Opening 1
of OUR NEW DRUG STORE at '
the CORNER of EAST VAN
BUREN and 16th STREET—
Known as THE EAST END
PHARMACY-WE OFFER YOU
THE VERY BEST SERVICE
and the HIGHEST QUALITY
of DRUGS and MERCHAN
DISE at PRICES CONSISTENT
WITH SOUND BUSINESS
METHODS.
THIS SITORE is in CHARGE of
TWO REGISTERED-GRADU
ATE-PHARMACISTS who have
had MANY YEARS of PRACTI
CAL EXPERIENCE and who
will PERSONALLY DEVOTE
THEIR TIME and EFFORTS
to FURTHER YOUR VERY
BEST INTERESTS.—Give us a
trial the next time YOU are in
NEED of ANYTHING in our
LINE. YOURS for HONEST
SERVICE and COURTESY.
East Side Pharmacy
Cor. E. Van Buren & 16th Si.
IF the MOSQUITOS bother you
call and get a bottle of our
REAL MOSQUITO DOPE.
SrVERY FIXTURE THAT)
WE SELL IS SURE
please
L VERY
Jov'effsXittUPlumhr
What sort of plumbing fix- !
lures are you in need of? Do j
you want some pottery in- !
stalled that will preserve its
pure, white color during the
years to come? That’s the
j hind we’ll place in your home.
Why not call us up and give
! us an idea what you need?
S. C. LOVETT
611 East Washington Street
PHONE 1931
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. Bil- *
lingslea of this cTty.
Mrs. L. Polk of Jerome is visiting
| her son and daughter-in-law, Air. and
Airs. Fred Polk.
Airs. C. J. Fuller is confined to her
bed with illness.
Mrs. P. Taylor of Riadon, Arizona,
and Mrs. O. Taylor, his son and daugh
ter, spent the 4th of August in Flag
staff.
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Quality as well as quantity will en
ter in to the earning capacity of your
farm this year.
Welnick’s Market
129-131 N. Ist Ave.
Positively the only market in
the city receiving fresh fish,
daily. Grain fed poultry
dressed, ready for the pan.
Oysters and Game in Season
Phone 4109 We Deliver
i
An Electric Washer
For-The Average Family
THE VICTORIA
Easy to own and operate. Six sheet
Capacity.—Made entirely of Metal.
Light - Compact - Efficient. Easy
Terms to Responsible People. Price
$72.50. $12.50 down and SIO.OO month
In the Cool White Basement
At
•IDORRIS'HEVMANjAk
9 Furniture Co. 8§
' Established I 88& •
*£££ 1 * ■
Saving the
First Hundred
■| '
One of our depositors told us recently that the greatest
moment of his life was on the day he completed saving his
first hundred dollars. And the thing which surprised him
most, was the short time required him to do it.
A weekly deposit of only five dollars amounts to one
hundred dollars inside of only twenty weeks—five months.
Money saved regularly grows surprisingly and this bank
helps thrifty people to save by paying four per cent in
terest subject to usual regulation.
A dollar or more onens an interest bearing account.
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The Phoenix Savings Bank
and Trust Company
AFFILIATED WITH I’HOENIX NATL BANK
■ SAVINGS TRUSTS INSURANCE
LEARN HAIR DRESSING and
SKIN CULTURE'
“THE KASHMIR WAY”
One of the best paying professions open to
women today, is scientific Beauty Culture. Be
come the master of a trade. Be independent.
The KASHMIR INSTITUTE teaches by cor
respondence, in its comprehensive courses, the
latest and most complete methods in Care of the
Skin, Care of the Hair, Health, Manicuring, Mas
sage, Foot and Hand Culture, Figure and Bust
Development, etc. Prices reasonable. Easy .
terms.
KASHMIR INSTITUTE
Dept. 67
.jgp’ 3423 Indiana Avenue,
Chicago, 111.
AGENTS WANTED to sell the famous NILE
QUEEN Preparations (formerly known as KASH
MIR). Quick money; Big profit; Write for terms.
KASHMIR CHEMICAL COMPANY
Dept. 67
3423 Indiana Avenue Chicago, 111.
“THE BUTTER THAT* BETTER”
piucoi^
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“FRESH CftEAM'S” ONLY RIVAL
CLEANING PRESSING
Suits Tailered-to-Measure
PALACE TAILORING CO.
, W. J. JONES, Mgr.
Delivery Service Phone 1242
419 East Washington St.
PHOENIX ARIZONA
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LETIS R. TEMLIN
146 E. Adams St. Phone 653
WATCH PHOENIX GROW
FOR SALE lB-room apartment,
coming business property; $12,500;
$2,500 cash. Will rent for S9O per
month.
Three small houses, lot 100x100 Ft.,
$250 cash, S2O per month.
Fine lot, pdlms, fruit, date palms;
$750; $l5O cash and sls per month.
Also business chances at Acre City
for Blacksmith shop, Furniture store,
Hay Grain and Feed; will assist th»
right man to secure his stock.
M. H. SHELTON.
216 West Washington St.
UNDERTAKERS
HE GEO. F. MERRYMAN COMPANY)
Undertakers and Embalmers
124 North Second Ave. 1
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Telephone 651
Phoenix —O— Arizona
PAINTS & WALL PAPER
The Chicago Paint Store
L. J. Lawlor, Prop.
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, etc.
327 W. Washington St. Phone 4694
Pleating, Hemstitching, Buttons, Picot
ing, —WRIGHT SHOP, It! N 2nd Ave.
ELECTRICIAN, • LOCKSMITHING
AND GENERAL REPAIRING
ALL KNDS of electrical repairing,
house wiring, etc., at reasonable
prices. Phone 3159. C. F. Gardner,
936 East Washington St.
PIANO TUNING
PIANO TUNING and repairing, also
all small musical Instruments, 20
years’ experience. All work guaran
i teed. John Brown, the piano tun
er and repair man. 805 South 6th
avenue. Phone 4648.
j WANTED—To get in touch with ca
pable men and women in every city
and town whore colored people rev
side, for the purpose of establishing
branch societies of the Grand Or
der of Ethopia. Write for particul
ars. H. Leo Johnson, President, 126
North Cortez St., Prescott, Ariz.
FOIt RENT—Dandy little ient hound
near East I>ake Park. Just the
thing for man and wife or healttv
seekers. House completely furnish
ed, electric light, water paid. sl2
a month. Inquire 1302 East Jeffer
son street.
FOR RENT —Five room house in east
end; all modern conveniences. Ap
ply 1302 East Jefferson street.
HAIRDRESSING PARLORS
Phone the Busy Bee Hairdressing
Parlor for appointment. We use the
Madame C. J. Walker System exclus
ively. Mrs. M. B .Brown, 38 North
11th street. Phone 2657.
BAGGAGE and EXPRESS
Miss your train? It will never hap
pen again if you call us to haul your
trunk and baggage. Phone 6950 next
time you need an expressman aftd
learn what Real Transfer Service
means. We put the “S” in SERVICE.
Geo. M. Finley, the transfer man.
Stand, 17 South 4th street. Phone
5950.
HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
All Preachers and Delegates
who plan to attend the Annual
meeting of the Paradise Baptist
Convention which convens Aug.
16, with the First Baptist church
at Flagstaff, Ariz., are request
ed lo write the pastor at Flag
staff, who will provide accomo
dation for them.
It is important that we know
how many will attend and you
should write the pastor at once.
letter, Rev. J.
B. Bell, care Box 86, Flagstaff,
Arizona.
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Now York will have thirty days of
Garvey. Well, what of it? Dußols
will be in Europe thirty days.
Some day we will wake up to ilie
fact that while we had to have ’em,
we really didn't Heed ’em.