Missouri Lodge Directory 1920 Officers and Meeting Plans
Missouri jurisdiction A F and A M directory lists Grand Master Crittenden and Covington along with grand wardens grand treasurer and secretary. Relief board members K D Smith George Renfro and others. Next meeting in Joplin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenden
Clark
St. Louie i
Charles B. Covington
Lauisiana
R.A. Crosuland
St. Joseph
Erugene Laccey
Kansas City
Larry H. Walker
Jaon Hill
Hoonville
Willis G. Moweley
Kansans
Chiy
P Jy ‘Pratt
Cameron
E. J. Cooper
Mexico
K. D. Smith
de Soto
Reilef
George Renfro
Mt. Vernon
W. H. Botts
Oma
Next Place of Meating
Joplin
Officers of Grand Chapter A M of Missouri 1920
A historical notice lists officers of the Grand Chapter of Alabama Masonry for Missouri in 1920 with names and cities including Thomas Sedalia May St Louis Baker Kansas City Broomfield Louis and Bradbury St Louis with Grand High Priest and other titles and postings in Jefferson City Sedalia St Louis Kansas City Louis and St Louis areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and Jurisdiction
Thomas
Jefferson City
P. Moffett
G. King
Sedalia
A. May
G. Scribe
St. Louis
BE. S. Baker
Kansas City
Geo
Officers of Grand Commandery K T Misouri 1918 19
A list of grand commandery officers for Missouri and jurisdiction for 1918 1919 including R E B G C S St Paul G Washington Lewis Bt Louis Ma Bransfield E G G Kansas City B F Graves E G C General St Joseph E G 8 W Sir George C Coles E G J W Sir J T Ferrell Se dalia E G Prelate Sir George Brown St Louis E G Treasurer Sir 3S Winston Kansas City E G Reconler Sir A G Butler St Joseph
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose H. Sherwood
St. Paul
Minn
Washington Lewis
D.E.G.C
Louis, Mo
Bransfield
E.G.G
Kansas City
B. F. Graves
E.G.C
St. Joseph
George C. Coles
J. W
J. T. Ferrell
Sedalia
E. G
George Brown
St. Louis
E. G. Tressurer
Winston
A. G. Butler
Framed Masonic Lodges Meet Monthly Across towns
Flone Lodope No 25 A F and A M meets the first and second Mondays each month. Liberty Lodge No 37 A F and A M Liberty Mo meets the first and fourth Saturday nights monthly. Nelson Weller W M Robert Dodd, Secy.
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Flone Lodope No
A. F
A. M
M. Cc. H. Cohan
Liberty Lod
A.M
Liberty
Tnd
Nelson Weller W. M
Robert Dodd
Sec'y
St. Matthew Commandery No
T. Starks
Cj W
Bml Robinson
Kec
Mackey's Liniment Ad Reopens Office at Independence Ave
The Rev J W Hurse pastor of St Stephen's Baptist church announces relocation of his office to 00 Independence Avenue and offers Mackey Liniment treatments for rheumatism neuralgia lumbago throat lungs asthma and other pains with a 1 to 1 25 price per bottle and out of town orders 1 50.
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J. W. Hurse
St. Stephen's Baptist Church
Independence Avenue
Bell Phone
Main
Kateas City Sun
Michigan Avenue
Clifton
G. W. Brown
Dr. Miller
Bell
Deacon Chester Simm
Mersington Ave
Gospel minister promotes church employment bureau
A local church leader announces the Church Employment Bureau promising work for the unemployed with strict office treatments and a money back guarantee if not helped. The Rev W L Derite of St Stephens Missionary Baptists proclaims the ministry’s gospel reach and lists services, rallies, and community notices across multiple congregations and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Employment Bureau
St Stephen's Missionary Baptists Church
CIGARS CIGARETTES Cut Prices at Jeff's Lunch
Local ad proclaims price drops on cigars and cigarettes with 10 cent cigars three for 25 cents and 15 cent cigars two for 25 cents. Store location listed as Jeff's Lunch at 1900 Vine St, urging customers to walk a block and save.
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Jeff
Vine St
Billings Visit by Prof Welly Miller Promised
Prof Welly Miller of Havant University will visit Billings to speak to white and colored audiences at a major city hall. Local A M E Church activities include a pioneer meeting at Adams Trail on 2th and Minnesota Ave with refreshments and a program. Also noted are church construction plans on 26th and 4th Ave South, a trip to Helena, and local residents involved in various business and travel.
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Welly Miller
Havant University
Wiehingtond
1. C
Billings
A. M. E .Hayih, LLC
Parker
Adams Trail
Minnesboty Ave
Jones
Armour Company
A.M. E. Chorch
26Th and
4Th Avenue
W. Lowe
Helena
Leon Reid
Oscar Oliver
Kanass City
Grand Hotel
Charles Raymond
South 24Th Street
Courtney Rosier
City
Wyoming
Joan White
Kansas City
Browning Hotel
Union Depot
D W H. Harris
Minnesotas Avenue
Race Journal
Local families attend church and social events in Robinson and Troy
Mr and Mrs B Breckenridge and daughter Hattie attended cloging school exercises at Troy. Mrs Cora Wallace of Nebraska City visited relatives. Miss Rita Botts of Kansas City visiting her parents. Mesdames Robinson and Finney and Ed Botts attended District Conference in Atchison. Maylon Foster returned from Lincoln. Etta Botts and Cecil Botts spent Saturday in St Joseph. Mr G Gamble of Robinson visited here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Breckenridge
Hattie
Troy
Naomi Duncan
Robinson
R. Gamble
Cora Wallace
Nebraska City
Nebra
Rita Botts
Kansas City
Mesdames W. Robinson
W. Finney
Ed Botts
Misses Walla and Campbell Return from Geo Smith Commencement
Miss Edexea Walla Velma Campbell and Mrs Josie Walls and Mrs Bihel Campbell attended the Commencement at Geo R Smith College in Slater Missouri. The event marked the completion of studies for graduates from Geo Smith College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edexea Walla
Velmar Campbell
Geo
R. Smith College
Josie Walls
Bihel Campbell
KR. Smith
Local Social Notes From Diverse Visits and Events
Lee Rew WoW Smith returned home from the Geter Conference at Dye Moines Iowa. Mrs Linnie Tyre attends the Grand Lodge at Sedalia Missouri. Napole Neff visited Mia Josie Walle Sundar. Margie Woods Alice Hollins Athiees Walls Ardena Walle Edessa Whils visited Glasgow Monday night. Kathleen Walte’s program by Colored School children was successful. Mrs Mariah Ford is on the wick this week. Mrs Dovie Ray of Kansas City visited Mrs Mollie Wilson for the weekend. Mrs Alice Piper of Gilliam visited Slater last week. Mrs Enater Grint of Ranssee City is visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Smith
Dye Moines
Linnie Tyre
Sedalia
Napole Neff
Mia
Josie Walle Sundar
Meedames Margie Woods
Alice Hollins
Athiees” Walls
Ardena Walle
Edessa Whils
Glasgow
Misa Athleen Walte
Mariah Ford
Dovie Ray
Kansas City
Mollie Wilson
Alice Piper
Gilliam
Slater
Enater Grint
Ransse City
Pleasant Valley Mission Circle program at church
Pleasant Valley Mission Circle held a Sunday evening program at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church. The sermon was delivered by the pastor, with Mrs. Mable Davis as mistress of ceremonies. A neat offering amount was realized. Mrs. J. R. Williams, president, and members are commended for their efforts to make the offering a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Mission Circle
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Mable Davis
J. R. Williams
Zal Wolfskill
Clifton Lloyd
Abner Marshall
Primitive Baptist Church
A. Nowell
Wim. Alornathy
Dimmer
Cevella Washington
Thousant Valley Baptist Church
A. T. Moore
Kansas City
Washington
T. Reed
J. Ferguson
Lewis Williama
Hallis Bell
Chicago
Graduating Recital by Doris Novel at Fragon Wall
Doris Novel, pianist, assisted by Alexander Citewool, tenor, gave her graduating recital at Fragon Wall before the largest audience this year. She displayed skill in the Sonata Pathetique with Prof. Carl A. Reyer aiding at the second piano. Mr. Gatewood sang well and was praised for his numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fragon Wall
Doris Novel
Piantist
Alexander Citewool
Miss Novel
Heethover
Carl A.reyer
Gatewoo
Lawrence
Kus
Daily Journal
Miss Anna Turner and Frank Christman Married in Lincoln
Lincoln announcements report Miss Anna Turner and Mr Frank Christman united in marriage last Monday night and now home together. Rev J S Payne and Mrs Payne returned from the General Conference in St Louis. M G Nat Hunter of Omaha visited the city Sunday. Mrs W V Clark hosted a gathering.
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Anna Turner
Frank Christman
Housekeeping
J. S. Payne
Payne
St. Louis
M. G
Nat Hunter
Omaha
W.V. Clark
Utopian Art Club Event and Local Happenings
The Utopian Art Club met last Thursday night. Rev. H. W. Botts, State Missionary, preached at Mt. Zion Baptist Church on Sunday. Mrs. Beach of Chillicothe, Missouri, visits sister Mrs. J. A. Patrick. Mrs. George Saunders was accidentally scalded at the Country Club Sunday. injuries were painful but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Art Club
H. W. Botts
Mt. Zion Bapts Church
Beach
Chillicothe
J. A. Patrick
George Saunders
Country Club
Local Social News From St Joseph and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Robert Fields hosts a surprise luncheon at A M E Church for Mrs Boone and guests. William Winter Smith visits from St Joseph. Ernest O Boone and son travel to Columbia Missouri. Rev L P Bryant leads delegation to Savannah for quarterly meeting. next Sunday’s meeting planned locally. Mission Circle social at Baptist Church succeeds. several residents travel for visits and business.
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Robert Fields
St. Joseph
Ll. P. Bryant
Blanche Smith
FE. O. Boone, Jr
Boone
William Winter Smith
Mary Smith
Ernest O. Boone
Columbia
J. G. Williama
L. P. Bryant
Larire
Savannah
Mission Circle
Baptist Church
W. A. Mitchell
Guy Martin
J. R. Young
Ralph Palmer
Omaha
Net
C. C. Baker
Kansas City
Harry Palmer
Burlington Junction
W. A. Mitchell, Jr
Ernest C. Boone
Eastern
Masonic Hall
Thoreday
James Palmer
Bedford
Palmer
William E. Campbell
Caldwells
Doris Novel and Alexander Gatewood Deliver Notable Fraser Hall Recital
One of the year’s largest Fraser Hall audiences heard Doris Novel in a thin graduating recital with tenor Alexander Gatewood. Novel’s Tannhauser March by Warner List drew praise and flowers, while Gatewood’s tenor voice pleased the audience with generous applause validating the performance. Lawrence, Kas Daily Gazette reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Hall
Doris Novel
Alexander Gatewoul
Englishman to U S ambassador on NAACP record of barbarity
An Englishman informs Ambassador John Davis that the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People sent a record describing brutal acts against Black people in the United States. The letter asserts the material is scandalous and a call to civilizational outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Advancement of Coloured People
United States
Enduring Critique From John Bull on U S Atrocities
An English weekly letter condemns U S racial violence, listing burned Negroes and other brutal acts, urging American readers and authorities to end the abuses within their own borders and stop moralizing abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwoohunga
United States
Senate of the
John Bull
Almost Persuaded and Faith in the Hill Church
A nostalgic poem recalls childhood visits to the hill church and a lingering welcome while recounting a sermon on the promised land. The piece transitions to a political editorial noting the forthcoming presidential nomination, urging justice and steadfast press.coverage and urging voters to demand true manhood in this pivotal moment.
Hubbel's Up To Date Limousine For Hire
Advertising blurb stating Hubbel offers a limousine service with bookings through Grand 2244. It notes availability and a contact method, emphasizing prompt, up to date transportation. The item reads as a classified style notice from a local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbel
1 000 Agents Wanted for Hair Growth
An old style classified advertisement offers 1 000 agents, promising a trial that convinces, requesting payment of 260 for a full sized box or 1.00 to become an agent, with terms and supply to start work immediately. Funds sent by money order to The Star Hair Grower Mfg. Box 812 Greensboro NC.
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MFGR
Greensboro
N, C
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Missouri
Grand Chapter
AL A. M
K. T
Mackey's Liniment
DO. D
Manhattan
Kansas
Shepherd Chapel
W. L. Derite
Mt Zion Bap Tial
of & O'elves
Darius
Chis
Epworth League
Mise
Edya Hoots
Ada Trindley
M. Phlued
Wameco
Helen
Katsasity
Henderson
Second Bayelet
oMes
Thinson
Jou
Mes
Evans
Mindi
Kanesse City
Mt. Zinnwar
Alice
Dearitts
Wonan
Collins
J. Johnson
Ottawa
Richard Mitchell
Roden Pryor
Junction City
Floyd Caven
Mire
Helen Kyles
Guy Allen
Paxico
Edna Hoots
Ina Allen
A. B. Morrison
Montana
White Cloud, Kansas
Mrs. Josie Walls
Rosedale, Kas
Lincoln, Neb
W. W. Mosley
Maryville, MO
Horatio Bottomley
John Davis
United
Grosvenor
Chas, Wilson
Jefferson City, Mo
Bhut
The
Rice
Mitchell
Reakis Esstrate
Mary C. Mitchell
J. A. Wilson
W. 9Th Street
Jeweler’s Security Alliance
New York
Commercial National Bank
Peoples’ Drug Store
Cal
Bell East
Home East
Henry H. Scott
Bellefontaine Ave
Melrose
Our
Ferdinand
Poro
Saint Louis, Missouri
Star Hair Grower
Madam S. Plummer
Wonder Worker Hair Grower
Mme
Plummer
Vine Street
T. T. Tivett Bell Phone
Campbell Street
Kansas City, Mo
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