Funeral rites for Mrs Oddie Jenkins held at Peasant Valley
Funeral services were conducted Thursday at the Peasant Valley Hospital Church for Mrs Oddie Jenkins with Rev O A Johnson of the M E Church officiating. Survived by two daughters, a brother and other relatives, her body was escorted by Louis Monely for her brother in law William Hicks who died in Los Angeles. Hicks leaves wife Cleo and four children. Micke, formerly of Kansas City, Mo, had many friends. Rev S Terry of St Louis has been called to Plowmint Valley Bupner Church, with services expected to renew church life. Christmas morning sermons planned at the church with special music, and St Paul A M E E Zion Church and Bethel AM B Church to hold services. Mrs Clay Smith homecoming noted for thirty years with Mr and Mrs Greenwood. William Thornton and Geraldine Harrie recently warned. residents at 2807 Adams St.
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Oddie Jenkins
Peasant Valley Hapital
O. A. Johnson
M E. Church
17Th
Madison
Christ
St Paul A. M
EE Zion
Bethel AM
Christies
Clay Smith
Knd
BP Greenwood
Greenwood
Smith
William Thornton
Geraldine Harrie
Adams Street
Program at A M E Church Draws Praise in Louisiana Missouri
A reading of a Lincoln School pupils program at the A M E Church Friday evening under Misses Soote and Anderson yielded a successful event. A Thanksgiving dinner raised 203.40. Mrs Spurlock of Madison is caring for her mother. Sophia Richardson visits St Louis. Welfare League met at Ninth Street Church Tuesday. Sunday services at A M E Church were well attended with one new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincolln School
A. M E
Soote
Anderson
Spurlock
Madison
Sophia Richardson
St. Louis
Welfare League
Ninth Street Church
A. M. PE
Douglass School children entertain parents in Maryville
Maryville notes report a Douglass School program for parents and friends Friday. Miss Margarate Smith plans Christmas visit from Quindaro Kansas. Local families hosted Sunday dinners. A.M.E. Church quarterly gathering yielded 4.85 in collection. Back subscriptions and 1921 renewals urged. Morrison Abbott christened by Rev Bryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass School
Margarate Smith
Dianche Smith
Quindaro
Kas
George Ousley
Mra. Gravea
Arzie Gravea
J. L. Gooden
Mixa Ellenbeth Ford
Mra
BoBona
A.M. EL Church
BE. O. Boone, Jr
Columbia
BO. Boone
Morrison
Abbott
M. 8. Bryant
Preaching and visits echo a quiet Kansas City Sunday
Rev Burnside of Kansas City preached two sermons at the Baptist church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bryant visited Independence to see William Bryant who is ill. Mrs Liz Burne hosted guests at her mother’s home. Mr Wehard left for Lawrence KS to spend the winter. Miss Mottle Gantle has been ill but a bit better. Mrs Tom Cooke hosted a birthday dinner for her husband. Mrs Jessie Lenn visited relatives in Nanusas City Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Kansas City
Baptist Church
Warnwn Bryrant
Independence
William Bryant
Liz
Mire
Bettie Baker
Wehard
Lawrener
Kes
Tom Cooke
Jessie Lenn
Nanusas City
Burial services held at Freeman Parlors for local resident
His body was brought here for burial. Funeral services were held at Freeman Undertaking Parlors. He leaves a wife and daughter. Miss Marguerite Kimbrough, who has been 10, has returned to school again. Mrs. Lizele Clark remains ill. The American Woodmen of St. Joe Camp No. 6 is growing rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Undertaking
Marguerite Kimbrough
Lizele Clark
St. Joe Camp No. 6
Classified ad for Virginia-Sroom and Park-T-room homes
1619 Virginia Street rooming house described as strictly modern brick with new pore front and rear in best condition. Price 4000 dollars with terms 500 down and balance easy. 2001 Park Street room frame with gas water electric lights priced 2.25 per month, cash 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Interstate Literary Association to Meet in City
The Interstate Literary Association of Kansas and the West will hold its 5th Annual meeting in this city December 28 29 and 10th. Mrs Myrtle F Cook is corresponding secretary and Prof R G Jackson of Quindaro chairs the Music Committee. Prof J R G Lee of Lincoln High School chairs the Executive Committee and Prof Joseph J Bowler of St Louis is president. The session will be at Second Baptist church at 10th and Charlotte streets.
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Interstate Literary Association of
Kansas
The
Weat
Mra
Myrtle F. Cook
R. G. Jackson
Quindaro
J. R. G. Lee
Lincoln High School
Joseph J. Bowler
St. Louis Ia
Second Baptist Church
10Th
Charlotte Streets
Death of Mr. Tom Morris and local obituary notes
Mr Tom Morris died Friday morning after a long residence of about fifty years in the community. He belonged to Wilkerson Lodge A F and A M and was buried in Ashland Cemetery with Rev Prince officiating. He leaves a wife a daughter a son and a sister. The funeral drew many Masonic lodge members and townspeople. Other items note social visits Thanksgiving entertainments and a sudden call for Mrs J B Jones as well as other local notices from residents including Mr Orn Coleman and Mr Robert Dorsey in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Morris
Wilkerson Lodge
A. F
A.M
Ome
Albemarle Street
Morris
Ashland
Prince
Henry Thompson
North Sid Street
McJohnson
Kansas City
Thompson
Turner Jazz
J. B. Jones
Orn Coleman
Big Brother
Mir Ira Coleman
Robert Dorsey
Chicago
Carmel Nut Ice Cream at Jeff's in Lincoln Neb
Local notes from Lincoln Nebraska list Carmel Nut Ice Cream at Jeff's and names W W Moseley M W Wright and G W Bullock of the Omaha Monitor. Several short items note illnesses recoveries and social visits across the community along with church events and Christmas preparations at multiple local churches. A revival series is planned in January 1921 across the city.
Holden News From Carmel Nut Lee Cream of Jeffs
In Holden Missouri Charles Pratt reports social notices and arrivals. Mrs Lotte Clay and sister travel to Windsor for cousin Nathaniel Draper’s illness. Mrs Nash of Magnolia visits. Lee Hardin relocates to Haux Farm. Mrs Comba’s entertainment is praised. W S Brown residents motor to Warrensburg. Edd Carmichael hosts a successful supper. Sims attend stepson Fines Washington’s funeral. Virginia Smith of Kansas City visits her father R W Sims. Mrs Starks of Warrensburg passes through en route to Kansas City. Social visits reference Maxie Nelson and James T Taylor of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pratt
Lotte Clay
Windsor
Nathaniel Draper
Nash
Magnolia
Lee Hardin
Haux Farm
Comba
Brown
Warrensburg
Edd Carmichael
KR. W. Sims
Fines Washington
Virginia Smith
Kansas City
R. W. Sims
Maxie Nelson
Lafayette Co
James T. Taylor
Emma Easley
North Holden
Starks
Mable Hardin
Washington
R. W. Sima
Reverend traffic in Clarksville Missouri and area events
We report on Rev A C Lovell preaching at Pennyville and Rev E Scott of the M EB Church conducting daily services. The Green Baptist Church held a preachers convention Thursday and Friday. Mrs B A Beacham improves. Mrs J B Aya ton recovering from lagrippe. Crosby Burr able to sit up. Mrs D M Hughes plans a two night bazaar during Christmas week to benefit the church. everyone urged to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Lovell
Pennyville
E. Scott
M. EB. Church
The
Green Baptist Church
B. A. Beacham
C. Ayaton
Lagrippe
Wheatley Provident Hospital Assn Meeting Set for Jan 5
Annual meeting of the Wheatley Provident Hospital Association will be held at Community Center on January 5, 1921, at 8 o clock. Twelve new members of the Board of Directors will be elected at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatley-Provident Hospital Association
Community Center
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Clifton
Woodland Ave
Moore
Hurst Loan Office
Vine Streets
ED Evans
East 12Th St
Paieo
Wml. T. Thomas
Electric Shoe Shop
Vine Street
Tuskegee Tailoring Co
E. 13Th Street
Mme
Viola Ellis
Lyric Hall
Bee
C. H. Harris
Mgr
Lydia Ave
Home Main
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Euclid Ave. Res
Bell Melrose
Nery Mere
Bell Phone
Grand
Delaware
Rosedale, Kansas
Doff
Louisiana
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Maryville, Missouri
Pleasant Hill
T. A. Ross Realty Co
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Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Literary Association
Holiday Poultry Order
Ingels & Gosnell Produce Company
East
18Th St
Deir
18Th and
U. S
Panama
Cuba
P. O
Douglass Payne
W. 143Rd Street
New York, N. Y., Dept. K
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Jeff's
Lincoln, Nebraska
W. W. Moseley
M. W. Wright
G. W Bullock
Omaha Monitor
Jackson Spicer
Galbreath
A. West
Guy Wiley
Wateplan Art Club
Enron
Mt Alan Baptist Church
McAlister
Muggle Williame
Maggie Lee Parks
Port Scott
Frank Williams
Jonex
Wil
Carmel Nut Lee
Jeff
Holden, Mo
Clarksville
Jeffs
M. Myers
E. 18Th Street
E. 12Th
12Th & Vine
J. R. EB. Lee
Board of Directors
N. Clark Smith
University of Kansas
Tracy
Linwood
Peoples’ Drug Store
Cal
Bell East
Home East
Lorber
Lorber's
Invincibles
Lorber Cigar Co
Kansas City, Mo
America
Douglass Life Insurance Company OF America
North Jefferson Avenue
Williams & Jackson
Star Hair Grower
Hargrower Mfr
Greensboro
N. C
Madam S. Plummer
Wonder Worker Hair Grower
United States
Plummer
T. T. Tivett Bell Phone
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