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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

5

City News notes social glare and local events

Invitations go out for Miss Edith A. Williams graduation at Lincoln Institute and Miss Lillian Zella Schwelch’s marriage to Dr. Joseph Weighton Gibson in Columbia Missouri on June 18. Ads note Adking Bros. added a bungalow at 2016 E 24th St. Teachers and residents travel for events and funerals.

Edith A. Williams T. W. H. Williams W. J Williams Lincoln Institute Lillian Zella Schwelch Joseph Weighton Gibson Columbia, Mo Adking Bros., Undertaking Co

Marriage invitation and community notices in Omaha paper

AP notices invite Rev G W Devlin to wed Mrs Melisen Mott at Garrision Field House on June 18. Also reports visits of Mrs Alice G Kimbrough, honors for Mr M W L Kinsler as Master of Bone Lodge No 25, bereavement for Mrs Gertrude Tibbs, and travels of Miss Willa E Allen, teacher from Carrolton MO, with praise for her career and character. Includes condolences for J W Wright’s death.

G. W. Devlin Melisen Mott Garrison Field House MW. OL. Kinsler Kansas City Bone Lodge No. 25 The Sun Gertrude Tibbs Lawrence Tibbs Topeka Kas Woodland Avenue Willa E. Allen Lincoln School Carrolton Rena Jones Minneapolis Minn Buffalo Toronto Chicago Miss Allen City School of Wilerforce University Wilberforce Misa Allen

Death Notices and Thanks From Kansas City Community

NA LYlTn states May 16 death of Mrs. J. W. Wright and others, with a note from Williams Kandy Kitchen pledging fair pricing and space for race patrons. Acknowledgments express gratitude for support at the passing of mother Mrs. Fannie Collins and others, naming Queen Eather Court and local organizations. The Daniels family thanks friends for condolences after Bennettie Dempsey Daniels’ death in Norman, Oklahoma.

Fannie Collins Queen Eather Court Sylvester Temple Fred Harvey Company Reve S. B. Swindell J. R. Williams G.T. Wooten and Sims G. W. Woods Bennettie Dempsey Daniels Lineas Norman Oklahoma Hospital Proctor Sergeant Proctor Nogalles Arlz

Obituary for Mrs. Fannie Collins of Kansas City

Mrs. Fannie Collins aged about sixty five, born in Nashville, became a Kansas City resident thirty eight years ago and later moved to Mosedale, Kansas. Widowed, mother of sixteen children with eight surviving, she joined Wesley Chapel M E Church twenty years ago and served as a stewardess and auxiliary worker. She died after a paralytic stroke on May 24, with funeral services at Wesley Chapel and interment at Woodlawn Cemetery, Kansas City. Rest on dear mother.

Fannie Collins Nashville Tenn Levi Collins Tures Sona Kansas City Mosedale Kane Lfe Weasley Chapel Queen Bethel Court L.C S&s. B. Swindell G. T. Wooten J. R. Williams Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Mr. Collins Woodlawn Cemetery Kang

Memorial tribute to Rilla Dempsy Woods and family

The piece honors Mrs. Woods and her mother Mrs W N Summersfield for kindness and hospitality. It notes Mrs. Woods journey to Oklahoma City and Norla t business, mentions loyal inmates of the Household of Ruth, and remembers a mother who passes to the golden gate with heavenly welcome scenes.

Mra. W. N. Summerfield Mera Woods Reno

Card of Thanks From Carrie Jackson Family

The family of Carrie Jackson thanks neighbors friends and Friendship Baptist Church members for kindness and sympathy after her death on May 8 1910 They praise floral offerings and services by Rev Doyle and Rev Liever and acknowledge many relatives and friends expressing gratitude.

Friendship Baptist Church Carrie Jackson Doyle Liever Eatell B. Summers

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Gifts

I thank my neighbors and friends for the many acts of kindness during my recent injuries and the floral offerings and fruits. Special thanks to the excellent care of Dr. A. J. Shannon and to members of the Second Baptist Church Allen Chapel Pleasant Green Haytint Wing Street Baptist Church. God bless them all. Mrs. Clara Clay Patterson.

Aleo A. J. Shannon Allen Chapel Pleasant Green Haytint Wing St. Baptist Church Gol Clara Clay Patterson

Western University Commencement Noted For Excellence

The annual commencement at Western University ran June 1 to June 5. Highlights included a Baccalaureate sermon by Bishop H. J. Parks and an address to graduates by Colonel Charles Young on Thursday at 2 30 p m.

Western University H. J. Parks Charles Young

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City News St. Monica’s C. H. Calloway Minneapolis, Minn Mildred Mott Baxter Springs H. L. Kinsler Odessa, Mo Decoration Day Stephen A. Alexander Maple Hill Kansas Alexander A. B William Marshall Mr. Schumache M. Brown Troy Bonner Springs Nelson C. Crews Edw.d S. Baker Jr Edward 3. Baker Hawant University Ashington D. C Rena Adking Charles H. Adkins Queen Household of Ruth Cosmopolitan Lodge G. A C. F 8. W. Bacots Alice G. Kimbrough Denver Colo Jett-Lawson Cora TD Williams Poro Hall Omaha Neb J. W. Wright Lyltn C. H. Clay Benjamin Wright C. BH. Clay Kansie Ity Williams Kandy Joseph Collins Orlando Anderson John Washington Severa Wooda Leona Nolan Ethel Lock John C. Collins Alfred Collins Kansas City Light & Power Co Mai Grand Ave Denver and Colorado Sts DR. Kowertz Shubert Bessie Knight Bell Phone East 3956 Panama Theatre Twelfth Street Frank Banks Panama Amusement Co Joe Hamm Bell Phone East
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