Community notices and guest lists from Kansas City Sun archive
The page lists social visits and guests in Kansas City including Mrs. Rachel Hagley Saunders from Chicago visiting Mrs. Win. Bradshaw, and Mr. Wm. Smith walking to New York City from Davenport. It notes thank yous for a linen shower, a five course breakfast hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Theo Jones, and appearances by Prof. A. A. Hughes and Ada Billy Kerranda in defense of Lincoln Electric Park. The piece also records obituaries, church notices, and a public reply by Ada Billy Kerranda about park race relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Smith
New York City
Davenport
Theo Jones
Barnett Avenue
BE. T. McDowell
Floy Hawkins
Hannibal
David Allen
City
Kansas City Sun
Kansas Elevator
Lincoln Electric Park
America
Australia
New Zealand
Hugo Ros
Billy Kersands
Queen Victoria
Charles Frohman
Billy “Kerranda
Two Girls Learn Restaurant Cooking in Missouri Ad
Promises pay while learning and advancement to a better position. Mentions clean morals and sanitary standards and a clean lunch room in Missouri at Hole in the Wall on East 18th Street. Contact Mrs A C Tolson at 2129 Highland Avenue. Funeral notice for Mrs. Tolson follows.
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Missouri
Hole IN the Wall
East 18Th Street
Brothers to Hear Holloway on June 4 and 5 in City
National Benevolent Industrial Association of Railroad Men announces visits by National Field President R. J. Holloway on June 4 and 5. Meetings set for Bethel Chapel corner Flora avenue and 24th street at 2 30 p m on the 4th and 2 30 p m and 8 30 p m on the 5th. Inquiries to EB A Barnhill 2429 Flora avenue Bell East 21147.
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Brothers of the
National Benevolent Industrial Association of Railroad Men
R. J. Holloway
Bethel Chapel
Flora Avenue
24Th Street
Phyllis Wheatley Art Club Meeting Noted
The Phyllis Wheatley Art club will meet with Mrs. Kate Powell at 22160 Woodland Avenue on Thursday June 8. In a Sun statement the club corrected muslin yardage from 64 to 52 yards and thanked Mrs. Minnie Worren for assistance and Miss Inez Page for piano use.
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Phyllis Wheatley
the Sun
Phyllis Wheatley Art Club
Minnie Worren
Inez Page
Club address by Mr 8 H Poll at Vine Street meeting
Mr 8 H Poll addressed the club last Wednesday sharing ideas on club management. The ladies appreciated the talk as the meeting at the president’s residence 15 Vine Street adjourned after business with light refreshments, and plan to meet at the Orphans Home 2446 Michigan Avenue at 11 am next Wednesday.
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8. H. Poll
Orphans’ Home
Michigan Avenue
Thos. Boyd
Bowman
Ladies' Coterie Club to aid Orphans Home event
A silver offering benefit will be given by the Ladies' Coterie Club for the Orphans Home located at 2446 Michigan Avenue. The program runs Wednesday, June 7 from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Prof. Lee and other noted figures will appear. Refreshments served free. Mrs. Boyd is president and Mrs. Bivman secretary.
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Ladies’ Coterie Club
The
Orphan's Home
Michigan Avenue
Lee
Graduates Celebrate at Old City Hospital Nurses School
The 1941 graduating exercises were held Wednesday night in the YMCA gymnasium with a large audience. Graduates include Lou Enma Abbott Sedatin Missouri and Alice C Sargeant Bermuda West Indies. Post Graduates Beatrice Sydnor Troy Missouri Willa Meek Paris Kentucky Buelph Coleman Little Rock Arkansas Juanita Cooper Chicago Illinois. Program featured invocation by Rev W H Thomas Long address by Dr M D Ricketts Kansas City mayor G H Edwards diploma presentations Teeter Tefft and slides including class pine and remarks by J C Unthank. Benediction by Rev J W Hurse. Ricketts praised as the finest city address on a similar occasion.
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Lou Enma Abbott
Sedatin
Alice C
Sargeant
Bermuda
West Indies
Beatrice L. Sydnor
Troy
Willa H. Meek
Paris
Buelph E
Ricketts
M. D
St. Joseph
G. H. Edwards
Kansas City
Salo
T. H. Reynolds
George H. Tefft
Hospital and Health Board
Beatrice Lee
Ceeeea Mary K. Hamiptop
R. N
Bacona Meatatees
Second Baptist Church B Y P U Session Report
The B Y P U held an unusually interesting session last Sunday with a fine musical and literary program. City Conquest Union elected delegates for the district convention in June. Pastor Dr Bu cote preached to a large congregation in morning services. Dr Jerry delivered a fine discourse at evening worship. Three additions to the church including one baptism candidate.
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City Conquest Union
Bucote
Jerry
For Rent Listings Across Town In Historic Ad Style
Multiple rental notices outline options in a single front page entry. A large front room offered to one or two men in a private modern home at 1011 Michigan with Hell East 4539W. Additional unfurnished rooms priced at 13.50 monthly at Bell East 4917, with after 6 pm calls. Furnished rooms at 813 Chart and 706 E 6th St, Mrs. Geo Littl, Bell Main 2067. Duplex at 2735 Highland features 4 rooms on ground floor and upstairs, rent 25 monthly, seller asks 22.50 with small down, Dr. James Eldredge listed with both phones.
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Hell East
Michigan
Geo. Littl
Bell Phone
Highland—Duplex
James Eldredge
Mrs Wood Moves to New Furnished Rooms on East Sixth
Mrs George A Wood announces relocation from 55 Grand Avenue to 111 East 6th Street with meals served furnished rooms electric lights and bath Bell phone Main 1991W services available in the new residence.
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George A. Wood
Grand Ave
E. 6Th St
Bell Phone
For Rent Listings on East 15th to Flora areas
A fragmented rental ad list outlines various houses and rooms for rent across multiple streets including East 15th East 18th Flora and Paseo. Prices range roughly 1.00 to 25.00 with units described as storerooms cottages and mod apartments. Some entries mention kitchens or living spaces and floors or 1st floors.
Allen Chapel Sermon Audience Grows At Service
A very large audience attended Allen chapel last Sunday though the pastor did not preach due to travel and General Conference. Rev Bowman of Liberty Missouri preached in the evening to a large congregation. Next sermon in the arrival series of the U S F's will be at Allen chapel and all friends are invited.
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Allen Chapel
Bowman
Liberty
The
Order
J. A. Wilgon's Advertises Piano Engagements
A brief notice from J. A. Wilgon's, your own jeweler, announcing openness to engagement as a pianist. It indicates availability for performances and suggests a dual business presence. The item reads as a small reader notice with period advertising tone.
Centennial M E Church Praises Nurses at Baccalaureate
Sunday at Centenniel M E Church featured a baccalaureate sermon for Old City Hospital graduating nurses. The collection totaled 40 dollars. Next Sunday Rev Davis will speak to Lincoln High School graduates at 10 o clock. Sympathy offered to the Tolson family on the death of Alonzo Tolson’s wife.
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Centenniel
Old City Hospital
Davis
Lincoln High School
Alonzo Tolson
Real estate listings with multiple parcels and prices
For sale two acres six room house at entry level price 2100 with 600 down and 29th and Norton location. One room cottage listed at 1000. Vacant lots available with 1100 down and balance on monthly payments. Vine street modern cottage 1700 with 200 down and 2 per month. Park street outbuilding 1106 Park seven room modern residence large lot price unknown.
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Price
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Faber Yee SA Sen
David Crothwalt, Jr
Paul Croathwatt
Chicago
Mra
ER. T. McDowell
Miss Play Hawkins
Hannibal, Mo
Mr. and
Misa Willie Myrth
McAlester
Joxzephine Smith
Prospect Avenue
Thos, Green
Slater, Mo
Dollie Sayles
Marshall, Mo
Vine Street
Rachel Hagley Saunders
R. A. James
St. Louis
Independence
N. C. Crews
Lillie Lewis
Denver
Col
Lewis
Ruth
N. LD. K
M. T
Tyler Jackson
Prof
A. A. Hughes
Sun
John Clinton
al Hawkins
Vine Street Baptist Church
Mary Jones
Washington
Lillian Berryman
W. C. Hueston
C. H. Calloway
Virginia Price
Garrison Square
Park Board
Edward Ross
G. H. Daniels
Morning Star Baptist Church
Henry Mitchell
Alumino
Dr. Divine
Bruce School
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Otier, Miller
M. Ridley
William H. Peck
Western University
Goldie Walker
Morning Star Baptis Church
J. W. Huree
J. W. Jenkins
Highland Cemetery
Earl
A. C. Tolson
Highland Avenue
East 14Th St
Willa E. Allen
Benora Highsmith
Carrolton
Amos Smith
Miss Allen
Minneapolis
Mrs. Highsmith
Grand Court of
H. of
Tam
Jack Hroomfield
Omaha
Chas. Byrd
Jno. Denny
Hugh B. White
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Broomfield
Broomfield
Kansas City, Kas
Elson
Mra. Leota Tribue
North Fire Street
D. G. Emery
Greeley
Kitty Davis
Freeman
Mise Bertha Horton of
Tonganoxle
N. H. Walker
Minami
J. C
Gwebb
North Sixth
Miy
Lorraine Davis
Washington Boulevard
D. A. Holmes
W. RK
G. A. Bu
D. A. Holates
Rovella Wesley
Seattle
J. R. Rtodes
Stella Oliver
Everett
5. H. Thompson
North Eighth Street
Alpha Art Club
Idel Nelson
Reno, Kane
A. D. Humes
C. D. Redman
North Third Street
Mells Restaurant
North Fifth Street
Kas
H. Thompson
Philadelphia
Thomas
Newport
Boston
Charleston
H. G. Dwiggins
Oakland Avenue
Ninth Street
W. BR. Fulbright
Higginsville, Mo
N. G. Fulbright
Fulbright
25Th
United States Infantry
J. M. Marquees
Langston University
Milton Colling
Sumner High School
Marquess
Langston
Zoda Myers
Geneva Washington
Sumner
Iirls
Citizens’ Forum
Willa Dwiggins
Sarah Hammett
Horee Power
W. H. Hubbell
Bell Phone East
East
Blunk
Eighteenth St
Auto Service
Bell East
Boyd
Biwman
Awa
Old City Hospital Training School For
Second Baptist Church
Bell
Main
Fred Mahan
Harrison
A. T. Moore
E. 18Th Street
Michicon
North
A. A
Highland
S.ce
J. A. Wilsgon
Jeweler
West Ninth St
Edna Hammett
Centenniel M. E. Church
F. J. Weaver
Norton
Spassenger Overland
Gimuny
Bind
Drager
Kansas City, Missourl
R. G. Jackson
Kansas City, Kansas
Cramer Bros. Safe CO
Walnut Street
Harnden
Walnut St
Harden Seed Co
Tansas City, MO
East 1814
Ismert-Hincke
Kansas
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