Negro Business and Professional Directory of Greater Kansas City
Directory listing with names, addresses, and contact numbers across services from beauty to real estate in Kansas City. Highlights include Maria Williams authoring the directory, florists, drug stores, attorneys, and theatres, with multiple establishments in East 18th Street and Paseo areas and various bell and home phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Business and Professional Directory of
Greater
Kansas City
Maria P. Williams
Highland Avenue
Bell
Marion Stirman
Woodland
Mesdames Jackson & Johnson
Highland Ave
Caddie Witcher
Michigan Ave
Madame Walker
Bell Phone
East
Theodore Lear
Grand
People's Drug Store
Paseo
Bell Phone East
Home
BR. W. Foster
Florists
Osthwait Floral CO
East 18Th St
GC. H. Calloway
Delaware
Bell Phone Main
C. Hueston
E. A. Shackleford
Minnesota Ave
Kas
West
ABC Employment and Investment CO
Kans
West 1743
C. W. Neloms
Mgr
Colored People's Investment CO
Vine St
Sol Smith
Pres
Old Kentucky
East 12Th Street
J. L. Williams
Busy Bee club hosts visiting guest and social items in Rosedale
Rosa Jones reports Mrs Henrietta Harper of Wichita visited the Busy Bee HM No S64 in Rosedale for an address and reception. Rev G W Glover dined with Mr and Mrs J H Thornton. Mrs Georgia Brown died at Bell Memorial hospital, wife of Mark Brown. Ladies band concert at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church under Busy Bee club auspices. Mrs Frank Moore wins a dinner set for raising the largest donation in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosedale
Kansas
Rosa Jones
Henrietta Harper
Wichita
Kas
D. G
Huth
HM. H
Harper
City
Chas, Young
James Riley
G W. Glover
J. H. Thornton
Georgia Brown
Bell Memorial Hospital
Mark Brown
Ladies’ Band
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Busy Bee Club
Frank Moore
St James AME church to mark 100th anniversary program
The St James AME church will celebrate its 100th anniversary with a program on June 4, inviting all to attend, led by Rev. J. S. Wilson. A rally at Ebenezer church drew a crowd with Rev. H. Parsons at the helm. Mrs. Julia Parsons, wife of Rev. Parsons, relocated to Butte last Saturday. Mrs. Julian Anderson hosted a Monday birthday party for her son Julian Jr, featuring pink and white decor and hand painted place cards for guests. Also included are verses from Psalms and reflections on offering help to a neighbor in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James A. M. EL
J. S. Wilson
Ebenezer Church
H. C
Julia Parsons
Paorsens
Butte
Julian Anderson
Julian, Jr
Carrie Dorsey
Ruth Hooper
Nea Gay
Leia Dorsey
Emma Daisy
Olga
Alice York
Manter Jack Napper
Wm, Green
Robert Brown
George Darnell
Bertice Daisy
Eorge Robinett
Julian Lee
Adkins Bros and Green Funeral Home Adopts Modern Caskets
Adkins Bros. and Green occupy the northeast corner building offering modern caskets from twenty five to two hundred dollars. They provide embalming, funeral services with car and automobile options, with a chapel and fraternal emblem offerings. Their drivers are skilled and courteous, focusing on patron desires and high quality service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delmonica Cafe
15Th St
W. W. Payne
Wortham Bros
Taylor-Holmes & CO
Vine Street
THOS
Jackson
Highland
F. W. Davis
Harry J. Brown
1605 Forest
Jewelers
J. A. Wilson
West 9Th St
Main
Little
Chicago
Clara Mosely
19Th St
Dora Hayward
18Th St
Caldwell Chapman
A. D. Bradbury
M. D
Independence Ave
Bruce Santee
the Fact
A. Franklin
East 18Th Street
Afro-American Real Estate & Investment CO
McGee Street
G. A. Page
Undertakers
H. B. Moore
Independence Avenue
Adkins Bros. & Green
19Th
Vine Streets
H. Countee
Watkins Bros
Lydia Ave
Caldwell & Chapman
Caldwell
Sampson
Helena
Montana
Dy Mattie M¢Rginnis
Sister Pearl
Booker T. Washington
Rome
Greece
Booker i
Necro
Soares Peeninet
Booker T.washington Sea
Howard, Chandler & Company
Eberhart Avenue
Dlinois
Howard, Chandler & Company Publishers of
The
Kansas City Sun
Chicago, Tl
East 1690
B. L. McDowell, Magr
Wilberrite Roofing
MFG. CO
Bell Phone Grand
19Th and Vine Sts
Kansas City, Mo
Cc. H. Adkins
Kansas Cities
Fraternal Society
R. F. Green
R. V. Adking
Fulbright
16Th Street
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