Masonic Jurisdiction Officers Listed for Missouri Masonry
A list of key Missouri Masonic officials under the A F and A M Missouri Jurisdiction includes Grand Master G C Clark of St Louis and Deputy Grand Master Ernest Boone of Louisiana Mo along with Senior Grand Warden J H Bradbury and Grand Treasurer H E Walker of St Joseph Mo. Also named are Grand Secretary Geo W K Love of Kansas City and other district grand lodge officers in Kansas City Crews Mexico City and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fields
Cameron
G. C. Clark
St. Louis
Ernest Boone
Louisians
J. H. Bradbury
Turior
H. E. Walker
St. Joseph
Geo. W. K. Love
Kansas City
Nelson, Crews
E. G. Lacey
G. L
J. Cooper
Mexico
Officers of Grand Chapter R A M 1917 18 Missouri
Officers of Grand Chapter R A M Missouri and Jurisdiction for 1917 18 listed with Grand high priest Quin daro Kans G H P YT O McCampbell. D G H P A L Thomas Jefferson City J P Moffett G King Sedalia A May G Scribe St Louis Chas Griggsby G Treas Liberty B S Baker G Secretary Kansas City Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and Jurisdiction
O. McCampbell
Quindaro
Kans
A. L. Thomas
Officers of Grand Commandery K T Missouri and Jurisdiction 1917 18
A list of grand commandery officers for Missouri and jurisdiction in 1917 18 including W G Mosely R E G C J W Beard W E G C St Louis W Lewis Eg G St Louis C Bressfield B G Captain General Kansas City W A Ashley E G P St Louis J H Kenner G Treasurer Materiall Mo J T Cannon Eg Recorder St Louis George A Johnson Eg S W Kansas City Benjamin F Graves 5 G J W St Joseph Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and Jurisdiction
W. G. Mosely
Kansas City
J. W. Beard
St. Louis
Lodge Directory Seeks All Master Masons in Good Standing
Renee M. and A. M. invite all Master Masons in good standing to attend Monday sessions. Emmett Spruell, M., C. H. Countet, Beo'y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee M
Emmett Spruell
C. H. Countet
Beo'y
Local Churches and Masonic Meetings in Liberty Missouri
The notice lists Masonic Lodge activities and church congregations in Liberty Missouri with meeting schedules. It names officers such as W M Nelston Wallar and Recorder Bert, plus a Board of Directors and church affiliations at multiple city churches including Cinna Greenwood Baptist and Centennial M B Church.
Mt Zion church notes and local society updates
Mrs Rebecca Price sails to Kansas City. Sir Knights sermon at Mt Zion Baptist by Rev Powers. Miss Opal Choronia recovered from illness. Mrs O Donnel had appendicitis operation at St Elizabeths Hospital. Major notices on Grand Court sessions in Atchison and Detroit. Fourth of July picnic prep at Mt Zion. Chil dren's Day program at Mt Zion Sunday School. Red Cross donations urged. Community members travel and hospital updates. Local business notes from Mt Zion area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Price
Kansas City
Sir Knights and Daughters of Tabernacle
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
R. R. Powers
Opal
James O'Donnel
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Laura Johnson
O. E
M. Gates
L Wood
W Lewis
Maude Johnson
Atchison, Kane
Grand Court
Dunbar Hoosiers
Dunbar Cafe
Tlt. McWilliams
National Protective Association For Advancement of Colored People
le Corneal
Atehigon
Kans
Mt Zion Haptist Church
al Taylor
Lebanon Lodge No. 12
Lon Holmes
Stewart
Savoy Hotel
CR. Johnson
Lincoln Hotel
Mt. Zion Sunday School
L. RB. Moore
Rosevale News Notes and Local Social Updates
Rosedale Kansas reports the Pleasant Valley Mission Circle meeting with Mrs J L Pearson on Monday afternoon. Mrs Mittaeberry returns home to Omaha after visiting Mr and Mrs Nash Everett. Mrs Alberta McMen now of Denver Cole visits relatives in Kansas City. Mr Peter Greenwood injured at work two weeks ago is improving. Commencement exercises at Attucks School held in Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Jones
Pleasant Valley Mission Circle
J. L. Pearson
Mittaeeberry
Nash Everett
Omaha
The
Attucks School
the Rose
Dale High School Friday Graduation Highlights
The article notes Dale High School graduates delivered fine orations and praises Professor Hodge of Sumner High School Kansas City Kans for timely remarks on Self Examination. It also covers a Red Cross drive raising over $100, donations by Colored plant workers, new officers for a local lodge, church events, initiations, and wartime notices including camp postings and a Four Minute Men achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Collins
J. H. Thornton
Louis Mosely
John Cotton
Charles Kennedy
Rosa Jones
Maryville Social Notes Record Weekend Visits
Maryville Missouri reports Miss Lauryn Willims hosting J. G. T's Tuesday evening with a post meeting treat of strawberries ice cream and cake. Mr John Cookie enjoys a Kansas City vacation. Mrs Ethel Cookie traveled to St Joseph. Mr Paul Smith hosted the J. G. B's Friday night with fried fish cookies and lemonade after the meeting. The V Marey Chapter Order of the Cecilia something had its annual officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauryn Willims
John Cookie
Kansas City
Ethel Cookie
St. Joseph
Paul Smith
Annie Gunns
Local church notices plus community club events
The column lists sermons at the Baptist church by Rev J W Lavender from Baxter Springs Kansas and mentions district association events with St John Baptist Church. It notes a bazaar at the A M E church and annual sermons by Sir Knights and Daughters, plus annu al lodge visits by Rev Geo McNeil. Community club meetings include the Bright Star Club, Pleasant Hour Club, Busy Bee Club, L G W Club, and updates on members, travel, and a piano recital at Grove M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lavender
Baxter Springs
Kans
Baptist Church
South Eastern District Association
St. John Baptist Church
A. M. FE
Sir Knights and Daughters
Geo. McNeil
G. M
Mia Donnie Mae
Local Notices and Social Scenes Read in Salisbury Drive
Mr R L Logan visits the city for a week. Alma Williams and Bertha Ssiles attend District Conference and Sunday School Convention in Salisbury. City Federation of Clubs hosted an event at McKinney Hall under Mrs G M Tillman. Miss Lilian Schwelch returns from a year teaching in Chickasha Oklahoma. The Missionary group met at Mrs Barnett’s on Railroad Street with refreshments. Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson hosted Schwelch’s Hall gathering for Miss Glady Holmes. Rev Moten preached at St Paul AME Friday night. AME Church donated 3560 to Victory Auxiliary of American Red Cross, Mrs Arthur Dickerson named in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
George M. Lee Sr
Royal Parsons
Camp Funston
N. Y
Ellen Reid
Johnny
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Albert Marshall
Camp Upton
J.B. Carpenter
Chicago
Mise Carlotta Ord
Hutte
Alice Palmer
George S. Martin
Bathsheba
St. James A. M. B
Helena
J. Blogram
Queen Bather
Laurae Walker
Corean Soulds
Liberty Loan
Soulds
William McCormick Blair
Four Minute Men
Robert H. Brown
R. L. Logan
Alma Williams
Bertha Ssiles
Salisbury
City Federation of Clubs
Mckinney Hall
G. M. Tillman
Lilian Schwelch
Chickasha
Oklo
Third Annual Session of South Eastern District RE Convention
The 3rd Annual session of the South Eastern District RE Convention met June 5 to 7 with Rev J T Elias as president and Mrs B J Prentiss as vice president. Bowen and Wright from Parsons filled leadership roles. Pastor F H Prentiss and Susie Kinnel aided, and Rr L Griffin from Topeka delivered an address on Loyalty to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Elias
B. Ll. Prentiss
HW. Y
Bowen
Parsons
Wright
B. J. Prentiss
Tie Meguangorm
F H. Prentiss
Susie Kinnel
Coneva Washington
L. Griffin
Orch Baptist Church
Topeka
Kansas
Sunday Rally Tops St John Finances At Four Thousand Ten
Omaha reports praise for Sunday services at St John with a total of 4010 dollars raised. Attendees thank God and readers for the splendid success as plans note that reports are still coming in and Tuesday night class meetings are upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Red Cross Meeting and Social at Turner Residence
The Red Cross met Thursday afternoon at the Turner home with a very delicious luncheon. Members enjoyed a delightful evening. Misa Etta G. Moten returned home after a city visit. Gladys Hickilin of Lexington guest of Mr and Mrs Anderson. Reverend George Baker conducted Sunday services at the Baptist Church. Mrs Amanda Tawkins of Dover visited her daughter. Ice cream for Red Cross benefit at the Crooks residence was a success. Mr and Mrs Hawkins and Ollie Simmons dined with the Andersons in honor of Miss Hicklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B W. Clarke
Estesta
Bright Star Club
Ada Hart
Drd
Alice York
C. C. Mathews
T. L. Smith
Havre
George W. Alexander
Washington, D.C
Busy Bee Club
Edward Miller
Trustees
St. James
The
Red Cross
Salmon ‘Turner
Misa Etta G. Moten
Gladys Hickilin
Lexington
H. B
Anderson
George Baker
Baptist Church
Amanda Tawkins
Dover
Mra
O. B. Anderson
James Crooks
G. C. Hawkins
Ollie Simmons
Mies Hiektin
Funeral held for William Bryant Sr in Pleasant Hill
In Pleasant Hill Missouri the funeral for William Bryant Sr who died Tuesday evening was held Friday at 2 00 PM at the A M E Church. Mrs 8 C Gipson remains ill at her Old Town home. The A M E and Baptist Churches held baptisms Sunday with six baptized. Carrie Taylor and Ollie May Snead plan visits to Kansas City. Della Irvin and her son have returned home for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bryant, Sr
C. Gipsons Wtill
Old Town
Allie Gant
Carrie Taylor
Ollie May Snead
Kansas City
Della Irvin
Son
Business League Boosters Seventeen by Alban L. Halsey
Daniel W. Chase of Washington D C discusses the National Negro Business League and its role in shaping modern business in the postwar era. He argues that trained executives and bankers are essential as reconstruction continues and urges efficiency across establishments to lift overall performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alban L. Halsey
Tuskegee Institute
Ala
Daniel W. Chase
Washington, D. C
Business League
Merchant Kings
National Negro Business League
Plano les sons lessons for young children
Prof. Jack son offers Plano les sons for young learners and reports success in teaching little children to enroll. Call Bell Phone 4676 Main between 9 am and 4 pm for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F. and
A. M. Mo
Grand Chapter
K. T
Liberty Lodge No
A. Fr
A A. M
Liberty
William Pane W. M
Nelston Wallar
Nelston Wallir H. P. Wm
Cappo, ‘Recorder
St. Matthew Commandery
Starks
BE. C
W. B. Robinson
Rec
A. Walker Lodge No
U. B F
Michigan Ave
Hobertson
W. M
St. W. W
Virginia
Masonic Building Association
G. McCampbell
E. B. Thompson
W. H. Washington
H. P. Edwards
N. W. Jordan
Myers
W.H. Brown
Baker
W. R. Patterson
R. V. Adkins
B. RB. Francis
Richard Harris Geo. Johnson
R. Fulbright
Cinna Greenwood Baptist
Terrace
Clark Chapel
M. B
Madioon Ae Poten A . BE
Flora
Lenteben's Baptist
Woodland
Charsae Sones A. M. B
Hbeneser A. M. EB
St Augustine's P. B
Troost
St. John’s & M. B
Wood- St. Monica's
Lydia
Vine
Ward
A. M. BR Zion
Mth
Friendship Baptist
Kan
That Baptist Church
8Th
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Bethel A. M. DB
Wie
Pas
Mat
Bolom Baptist Church
D. Hore
Alley Baptist Church
Rowe
Lincoln, Neb
W. W. Mosley
Columbia
Parker Hospital
Dickerson
Scott’s
Jackson's
Misa Eithe Mosely
A. Harris
J. Mosely
R. Cochran
Detroit
Mich
Marvy Payne
A. Dickerson
Wif
Parker Memorial Hospital
James Baker
City
L. Williams
E. 0. Boone, Jr
Louisiima
Josephine Briscoe
Ernest Boone, Jr
H. A. Lovedon
Kina Tymony
Hunter
PaQuota, Tit
Mobecly
L. Schweich
Blanche Morrison
Rosedale, Kansas
B. F. Smart
Clara Willie Baker
Dorel Carriger
Luella Anderson
South Walnut Street
Harold
EF. Carriger
Benny Parient
Robert Fields
Madge Gunn
Lucy Williams
Annie May Gunn
Sem
Wheatley Provident Hospital Fund
Attucks
William H. Harrison
Maryville, Missouri
Helena, Montana
W. W. Club
Elmwood Park
L. G. W. Club
Rev. Williams
L. W. Harris
Roscoe “Tonklin Simmons
City Auditorium
Floritine Pinkston
Otis Watson
Grove M. E. Church
Columbia News
Weir, Kangas
Omaha, Nebraska
Waverly
Missouri
Pleasant Hill
Business League Boosters
Cheap John’s Furniture Co
Bell Phone
Vine Street
Esar
Uncle Sam
Mategy St
Louis
Aero
Boro” College Company
ST. Louis, MO
Dept. G
G. Yhnell
Stockholm
Sweden
Madame E. Neff
Waldrond Ave
ME Modern Builders Co
A. E. Estes
J. A. Wilson
W. 8Th St
Wyoming
Mr. Wilson Sells
Ismert-Hincke Milling Co
U.S.A
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