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Newspaper
Kansas City Sun
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
8
An advertising line promoting Quinoleum Hair and Face Preparations as the best market choice with a full guarantee. It touts usage by people seeking top quality and satisfaction, concluding with a promise of superior results.
Delegates gathered in Helena Montana for the District Conference and Sunday School session led by Rev Douglass D D and Rev Wilson with Kinthen and Goff as secretaries. A memorial for Bishop Turner preceded speeches by Graham and Prince, with Mrs Hines and Miss Lena Dorsey contributing essays and Miss Annette Williams aiding. The gathering urged a higher social religious life in Sunday Schools and featured a closing address by Rev Mickens of Seattle.
R W Atkins general manager T T Payne business manager L W Fitzgerald secretary and treasurer urge readers to give them a trial. The ad includes contact phone E 4723 and presents a brief, direct appeal in a vintage business notice style.
A lovely five room cottage located high and dry at 2323 High land avenue. It is newly papered with gas and water included. Rent is $15.00. Contact J. D. Bowser at 2400 Paseo or Grand 3795W.
Mr M W Eckols opens a 14 room modern rooming house at 128 Penn avenue. The Connor Hotel roof garden will open soon with large crowds anticipated. Joplin leaders predict a forthcoming boom as events roll in. Various pastors in Handy Chapel and Unity Baptist Church hold services despite rain. A July th celebrations and visits by dignitaries including Mrs Bertha Buckner of St Louis are noted. Joe Washington plans a Galena Kans visit to establish Son enterprises. A basket dinner drew a large Neosho crowd and Rev A J Jones bids farewell before vacation.
Franklin at 1008 East 18th Street offers speed, reliability, and accommodation near the Troost Avenue transfer point. Contact Bell phone Grand 2988 for details.
Mrs. Rosa Gipson hosted a June 2 anniversary party for her husband Sam Gipson in Pleasant Hill. The event, arranged with Pres. John Owings of the Pleasant Hill Glee Club, featured games, music, a multi course dinner, and a gift watch fob presented by Richard H. Mondar. Attendees included J. W. Owings, Lewis Wright, Hamilton Wilkerson, Pleasant Smith, Richard Monday, B. W. Turner, Thos. Sneed, Y. P. Hemaley, Wayman Bryant, Marlon Williams, Herndon Wilkerson, Lester Bryant, W. P. Dixon, and others.
Miss Elsie Lair Rosa Snyder and others attended Rev H H Dent’s theological course commencement. Henry Hues and family visited parents and Mr Jas Butler. Quin ning Walker and Emma Starr attend a teachers institute. Mrs Adamightle and Miss Little Lightle visited St Joseph. Leona McCurry and Geo Schoomache were in town. Pearl Sports thin and Geo Martin with Beatrice visited Troy. Charles Howard visited Ranans City Sweet Springs and Moira Beni in Missouri. Children Day program set for Sunday afternoon at the A M E Church inviting community to support the exercises.
Chas Pratt reports several local items from Holden and nearby, including a road accident near Geo Henry, visits by Miss Ethel Taylor and Mr Leonard Clay to Magnolia, and Mrs Clarcy Smith with granddaughters in Monseratt. Rev George Hancock preached in Holden. Old Settlers Reunion occurred at Chilhowee with many attendees. Kathrine Jacobs visiting in Lawrence. Alec Jacobs family returned from Topeka. O and E 5 lodge events featured lectures and officer elections. Lodge No 62 and Lodge No 78 elected officers. Sherman Brown bought a new Ford.
Reverend J H Downey of Second Baptist preached a noble sermon at the rally. Reverend Bell spoke at night. Mrs M E Oaks left Saturday for Huntsville to visit Rev Ab bott and wife. Mrs W H Davis of Moberly Missouri passed through Sunday en route to Forest Green Missouri for the day.
In Excelsior Springs Missouri last Sunday a large crowd attended Communion Day. Miss Cleo Barnes remains unwell. Mrs Lizzie Green and her mother are visiting Mrs J C Barnes due to Miss Cleo Barnes illness.
Mrs Henderson of 1721 Forest Ave Kansas City Missouri touts Madam P M Dabney XXth Century Hair Preparations for four inches of hair growth in six months saying she would not be without them.
Rental listings show multiple addresses including 2921 Myrtle Dr 171S-23 EB and 1402 Eant Ave, with units offering water, toilet, and electricity. Highlights include 5 room house with modern features, hardwood floors, and a price of 1100 down plus 1200 monthly, plus several other local vacancies and contact mentions.
Promotes beautiful hair growth for women men and children. Prevents hair loss and breakage. Removes dandruff and relieves itching. Price 50 cents per jar.
A Reverend reports four years of scalp dandruff and itching ending in partial baldness. After six months on the XXth Century Hair Grower, dandruff is gone, itching stopped, and new hair growth begins. The writer praises the remedy and signs with best wishes.
An old time advertisement touts Century Pressing Oil as an ideal hair dressing for women men and children. It claims to protect from wind weather and disease soften and gloss hair improve hair quality and promote straightening without irons. Price 50 cents per box.
Madame P M Dabney promotes XXth Century Shampoo as a safe cleaner for colored heads. It claims no astringents or harmful ingredients, aids hair health and vigor for men women and children. Price fifty cents per bottle.
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