Fraternity Officials Named in Missouri Jurisdiction Report
A. F. and A. M. Mo. Jurisdiction list of officers includes W. W. Fields Cameron Grand Master. J. H. Bradbury St Louis Junior Grand Warden. H. EH Walker St. Joseph Grand Treasurer. Geo W Love Kansas City Grand Secretary. Nelson Crows Kansas City Re ef Secretary. B. G. Lacey Kansas City G. L. 1st District. BE. J. Cooper Mexico G. L. Ind District. Ernest Boone Louisiana Senior Grand Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fields
Cameron
Clark
St. Louis
Ernest Boone
Louisiana
J. H. Bradbury
St Louis
H. EH. Walker
St. Joseph
Geo
W. EK. Love
Kansan City
Nelson
Crows
Kansas City
B. G. Lacey
G. L
BE. J. Cooper
Mexico
Ind
Missouri and Jurisdiction 1917 18 figures and names listed
A list of officials and places from Missouri and nearby states for 1917 18 includes T G McCampbell G H P Quin daro Kans A L Thomas D G H P Jefferson City Mo J P Moffett G King Sedalia Mo 8 A May G Scribe St Louis Mo Chas Griggeby G Treas Liberty Mo E S Baker G Secretary Kansas City Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and Jurisdiction
T. G. McCampbell
G. H P
Quindaro
Kans
A. L. Thomas
Officers of Grand Commandery Missouri 1917 18
Offic ers of Grand Commandery K T Missouri and Jurisdiction for 1917 18 list W G Mosey R B G C Kansas J W Beard W E G C St Louis G W Lewis B G G St Louis Braysfield B G Captain General Kansas City W A Ashley BE G P St Louis J H Kenner B G Treasurer Marshall J T Cannon E G Recorder St Louis George A Johnson E G S W Kansas City Benjamin F Graves E G J W St Joseph Missouri
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Missouri
Lewis
St. Louis
Braysfield
B. G
Kansas City
A Ashley
BE. G
St Louis
J. H. Kenner
Tressurer
Marshall
E. G
Recorder
George A. Johnson
Benjamin F. Graves
St. Joseph
Lodge Directory Notes for Rone Lodge No. 25
Rone Lodge No. 25 A F and M holds meetings for fellow crafts and masters In good standing. Emmett presides with C H Countess serving as secretary or clerk in the lodge circle.
Masonic and church directory items from Liberty Missouri
Listings show St Stephens Chapter No a Royal Arch Masons meets monthly led by Nelson Waller and Recorder William Capps, St Matthew Commandery meets third Saturday with officers Starks and Robinson, plus Masonic Building Association officers McCampbell Thompson Washington Edwards and listed directors. Also church directory entries for Baptist, Methodist, A M E, Adventist and other local congregations with addresses in Liberty Kansas City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens
Royal Arch Masons
Lib Mo
Nelson Wallar
H. P. Wm. Capps
St. Matthew Commandery
Liberty
S&s. Starks
B C
W. MM. Robinson
Bea Y
Masonic Building Association
T. G. McCampbell
E. B. Thompson
Washington
H. P. Edwards
N. W. Jordan
G. Myers
W. H. Brown
Baker
R. V. Adkins
B.R. Francis
Richard Harris Geo. Johnson
R. Fulbright
St Paul School marked thirty years of service in Lynchburg area
Lawrenceville Va May 29 The St Paul Normal and Industrial School celebrated thirty years of service to the community church and nation. Distinguished clergymen attended the commencement including Bishop Beverley Tucker and Bishop Arthur Lloyd who praised Liberian and American Negro progress and education. Also noted were obituaries and condolences for local residents and community efforts to fund a new edifice on Wilder avenue during Home Coming Week June 3 9 with a goal of 2500. Julian Lee, a Howard medical student, secured a summer position with the Knitting Mille in Terry New York and will live with Paul Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
St. Paul Normal and
Arthur ©. Thomson
St. Paul's Church
Petersburg
Herbert XN. Tucker
St. James’ Church
Boydton
Herbert H. Young
Kendridge
Junius L. Taylor
St. Stephen's Church
Savannah
M. B. Birchett
Portsmouth
Wilder Avenue
Julian Lee
Howard University
Knitting Mille
Terry, N. Y
Paul Brown
Chicken pie dinner aids Red Cross fund drive
The Independent Workers colored women's auxiliary of the Red Cross held a chicken pie dinner at Mrs. Henry Webb's 634 Spruce Street. About 250 attendees were served and $100 was raised for the Red Cross. The event featured posters and flags donated by Halbach Schroeder Co and cut flowers from F William Heckenkamp. Officers include President Miss Susie A Brent and Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Women's Auxiliary
The
Red Cross
Henry Webb
Spruce Street
Halbach-Schroeder Company
F. William Heckenkamp
Susie A. Brent
Ice cream parlor opens in Schwelch building
Mr. Fred Jackson opens an ice cream parlor in the Schwelch building and invites citizens and visitors to enjoy the best of service. The item mentions enjoying refreshments after a toastmaster session and promotes buying The Sun at Scott's Restaurant or subscribing from Prof. Ernest O. Boone, 715 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jackson
Schwelch Building
Scott's
Ernest O. Boone
Broadway
Obituary Notice for Cincinnati Native Arthur Bundy
Arthur Bundy aged about 57 died at his Cincinnati home from complications of diseases. He worked as a brakeman for the Pennsylvania railroad and later for the Cincinnati city government. Born in Cincinnati to Madison Bundy he spent youth in Richmond and belonged to a prominent family. brother of Patrolman Grovelle Bundy. He leaves a wife, two grown children, three sisters and one brother. Funeral services held Friday in Cincinnati with Dr. D P Roberts officiating and interment in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bundy
Cincinnati
Bundy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Madison Bundy
Mr. Bundy
Richmond
Lora Goode
Effie Watkins
Kansas City
Ora Guy
Ind
Grovelle Bundy
Richmond Blade
Hampton fiftieth anniversary statement from Peabody
George Foster Peabody, chairman of the Hampton Anniversary Committee, announces the fiftieth anniversary of Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute for Negro education will be celebrated. The Grand Lodge from Pittsburg recently held its session and departed life May 21, with burial planned May 1ath at Mt Hebron Baptist Church under Odd Fellows and U B F auspices, and Mrs. M Glasscock of Pittsburg Kansas is noted at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Foster Peabody
Hampton Board of Trustees
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute For the Education
Grand Lodge
Pittsburg
Mt. Hebron
Harris family and local events in Columbia Missouri
Local notes from Columbia Missouri recount visits by Prof. and Mrs. Ernest Boone Jr and son, a minstrel for M E Church, Rev. E S Redd’s camp life report, baccalaureate sermon, and rally day at churches. Page also records Red Cross plans, a public reception for Rev. Redd, and upcoming Hampton Institute and Hampton Trustees notices with President Wilson and University speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Redd
Douglass
Baptist Church
Mitchell
M. E. Church
Old Soldiers
Fay Nichols
Douglass School
Boone
Red Cross
J. W
Margaret Ackers
Sedalla
Liberian Moral Vision Echoes in Delafield Memorial Tablet
The sermon at the school chapel unveiling praised Liberia as upright and honest, noting it has never defaulted a dollar. The tablet honors Katharine Van Rensselaer Delafield (1849 1901) and reflects shared moral aspirations with the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
Lloyd
Katharine van Rensselaer Delafield
Helena Newspaper Social Notes and Telegram Update
Helena items recall Mrs Edward Johnson recovering from tonsillitis Mrs Ruffin entertains Naomi Blanks' twelfth birthday at Hollins avenue Pleasant Hour Club met at Mrs H J Baker’s Miss Lena Dorsey visiting Day ton Ohio from Howard University and expected home this month Women’s Mite Society held its regular monthly meeting with a program and distribution by Mrs George F Martin of the press society
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
J. E. W. Clarke
Edward Johnson
Mra. R
H J Baker
Annie Marshall
Albert
Camp Grant
Rockford
Lena Dorsey
Howard University
Washington, D. C
Dayton
Ohio
Dorsey
Women’s Mite Society
George F. Martin
Press Society
Thanksgiving sermon in Weir Illinois 1918 report
In Weir Kansas St Paul Lodge and allied groups held a Thanksgiving sermon May 26 1918 at St Johns Baptist Church. Rev F Prantice preached an inspiring address. Attendees included Tom Bies of Yale Cherokee and Pittsburg and visitors from Pittsburg Arkansas and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul Lodge
Excelsior
Queen Esther Temple
Star Juvenile
Weir
St. John's Baptist Church
F. Prantice
Yale
Cherokee
Pittsburg
Geeder
W. F. Cain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas City Sun
A. F. and
A. M. Mo
Grand Chapter
R.A. M
W. G. Mosely
J. W. Beard
Lodge Directory
Liberty Lodge No
A. F
A. M
William
W. M
Ec'g
E. A. Walker
E.a.bertaon
En Baptist
Errac Clark
M. E
Madigan Avenue
Flora
Stephen's Baptist
Charlotte
Woodland
Char- Ailen Chapel
Ebenezes A. M. B
St. Augustine's P. H
Kan
Ghurghes
Baptist Churc
8Th
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Mrestington
Bethel A. M. EL Church
Water
Steward
M. EL
Mat
Ee Baptist Church
Solomon Baptist Chiurch
Ird
A. M. E Chu Quindaro
Y Vale
Bishop Lloyd
Quincy
Illinois
Indiana
Hampton
E. Roy Carpenter
BATHS
18Th Street
Kansas City, MO
Jac Kos
Anna A. Smith
J. W. Tutt
Georgia Webster
Virginia
Robert C. Ogden
J. H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
United States
Wilson
Hampton School
H. A. Alderman
University of Virginia
William Howard Taft
Board of Trustees
Francis G. Peabody
Cambridge
Mass
Alexander B. Trowbridge
New York
Arthur Quinies James
W. Cameron Forbes
Boston
James E. Gregg
Hampton Institute
Hampton, Va
White & Dean Architects
KC MO
Weir, Kansas
Fred Palmer
Palmer
Jacobs’ Pharmacy CO
Atlanta
Ganes
Wan
G. Yhnell
Stockholm
Sweden
Madame E
Poro
ST. Louis, MO
Dept.g
Bell
Waldrond Ave
Modern Builders Co
A. E. Estes
J. A. Wilson
W. 9Th St
Wyoming
Mr. Wilson Sells
Bell Phone
Kansas
Ismert-Hincke Milling Co
Kansas City, U.S. A
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