Phoenix tribune. [volume], April 01, 1928, Page Page Twelve, Image 12

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Accepts Position
Miss Valeria Taylor has accepted
a position as office girl with the
American Agency, 17 North 2nd St.
Miss Taylor is a student in the col
ored division of the Phoenix Union
High school, and serves only on Sat
urdays in the capacity of office girl.
It Pays to Advertise
An advertisement inserted in the
last issue of the Phoenix Tribune
making inquiry about a certain arti
cle, its whereabouts, status, etc., has
had the effect of bringing the article
The Swing Is On! WALLINGFORD, BOEHMER, GRAVES
ARE MEN OF HONESTY and ABILITY. ELECT THEM !
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A. L. BOEHMER
For Commissioner
Though at many times fine men
and true have been on the Cit>
Commission of Phoenix, none has
ever been more constant to the
interests of the public than A. L
Boehmer.
Boehmer’s record is an open
book. His selection for the past
term by the highest vote on the
ticket tells of the public’s confi
dence in his ability and his hon
esty and endeavor to serve the
best interests of the people.
Make him one of your partners
in the administration of your
city’s affairs and he will again
prove his value.
Headquarters Phone 6994
PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING
to light. Although in a sadly decom
posed state when found, the inquirer
was pleased to have the article re
turned, and is enthusiastic in his
praise of the pulling power of the
Phoenix Tribune as an advertising
medium. Selah.
Showing Progress
A visit to all the colored churches
in Phoenix will convince you of the
progress being made by these con
gregations. The C. M. E. church with
Dr. F. W. Haynes as pastor is in the
midst of a great financial drive. The
church has been divided into clubs
and each group is out. to raise SSOO
or more by a given date. Antioch
Baptist church with Dr. Massey as
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V. O. WALLINGFORD
For Mayor
Wallingford has a reputation for
clean, aggressive, civic and public
work that recommends him to the
community as the ideal man for
mayor.
Born a farmer’s boy, he has de
veloped an enviable success in
architectural and building work
that is recognized throughout the
state, and yet his time and ener
gy have always been available for
the public good.
No truer, nor more honest man,
could you select as a partner in
the administration of city matters.
The swing to Wallingford is go
ing on every day—vote for him!
Headquarters Phone 6994
pastor is holding its own. They have
just closed a big revival which was
reported a great success. Shiloh Bap
tist with Dr. Whatley as the pastor
is growing in popularity with all
churchgoing people. This congrega
tion is made up of “all workers and
no shirkers,’ and under the leader
ship of their pastor, they are bring
ing things to pass. The Church of
God in Christ at 14th and Madison
street with Elder J. W. Taylor as
pastor, is leading all others in point
of attendance. Every Sunday sees
large crowds gathered at this church
to witness and also to take part in
lhe services. Elder Taylor is an able
divine, and is doing a great work in
Phoenix.
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J. C. GRAVES
For Commissioner
If everybody in Phoenix knew
Jim Graves as hundreds of people
do, there would be a new high
man on the ballots on election
day.
As a man among men, as a
labor and as a lodge executive, as
a man of conviction and aggres
siveness, Graves stands out head
and shoulders.
He is looked to as absolutely
square in his dealings toward all
men and his personal qualities rec
ommend him for your vote for
Commissioner.
Ask any man who knows Graves
and he will tell you that a vote
for Graves is a good vote.
Headquarters Phone 6994