Sermons, visits, and events fill Moberly church notes
Rev Mack of Stuter Mo preached at Second Baptist Church on Sunday. Henry Taylor and daughter Katherine visited Chicago relatives. Taylor building a new home on Manor Street. Grant Chapel services all day were engaging. Rev Boone filed the water at 1:00 am. Ponsiter preached at night with strong attendance. Delegations attended Thanksgiving services in various towns including Rosebud Juveniles. Mrs Lovell’s entertainment featured A J Bodine and K M C McDonald with violin selections and a shelling contest won by M Hughes. Dr J S Pacey painting for summer visitors. Amanda Timony elected Princess of Cabal Temple. Lucy Paey Princess of Queen Esther Temple. Lodges to attend Thanksgiving sermon. Mrs Lotus Harvey went to Richmond as Sunday School delegate. District Conference and Sunday School Convention in Columbia. Rev R L Beal passed through en route to Hannibal. Grand Lodge A P F and A M Missouri prep meetings. Dr J S Paey chairman. Dr Smith of Sedalia did dental work. colored dentist sought for Moberly.
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Mack
Stuter
Second Baptist Church
Menry Taylor
Kitherine
Chicago
Taylor
New Honee
Manor Street
Grant ‘Chapel
B. Boone
Ponsiter
Hanteyue
U, BF
W. B. Coleman
Niles
Mexico
Tno
M. Hughes
Chas
Bartlett
Mamie Jackson
Paey
Amanda Timony
Caban Temple
Lucy Paey
Queen Esther Temple
Lotus Harvey
Richmond
Pilgrim Rest Baptisl Church
J. Kk. Ponder
Ella Boone
W. A. Coleman
W. Bose
Columbia
R. L. Beal
Hannibal
Grand Lodge
A. PF
A. M
Minsour
J. 5. Paey
Smith
Sedalla
Moberly S
Local residents attend events and visits in Kansas area
Mr Albert Walton of Leavenworth visits baths for rheumatism. Mrs Anna Finley remains on sick list. Mr Porter Williams spends two weeks in Kansas City. All are glad to see Mrs Alice Hubert out again. Mr H J Harris and Mrs Minnie Miller donate funds to church aiming for 75 dollars by Rally Day. Mr Alfred Perry visits brother. Miss Ida Mae Washington visits relatives. A number play whist in Isa Washington's honor at the cafe Wednesday. Miss Ethel Barnes returns from Kansas City after a few days. Messrs Geo Andrews and Charles Woods of Parks, Ne, spend Sunday at the Springs. Mr Ashcraft of Kansas City and his bride spend part of their honey moon in Excelsior Springs visiting Harris Flote. A series of three house parties for visiting guests begins with Miss Mable King, then Miss Ethel Harnes, ending with Trio entertainers Miss Essie Draper Olivia Hughes and others of Parksville. Mrs Benjamin Frye, daughter and son attend the funeral of Mr Thornton in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Walton
Leavenworth
Anna Finely
Porter Williams
Kansas City
Alice Hubert
H. J. Harris
Minnie Miller
Alfred Perry
Ida Mae Washington
Isa Washington
Ethel Barnes
Geo, Andrews
Charles Woods
Parks
Ashcraft
Excelsior Springs
Harris Flote
Mable King
Ethel Harnes
Essie Draper
Olivia Hughes
Parksville
Benjamin Frye
Kansas Quaity
Thornton
Children’s Day at M. E. Church Crowded and Gift Collected
The M. E. Church celebration on Sunday June 14 featured strong child recitations and a crowd that filled the house. A $5.77 collection was taken up. Rev Geo Thomas known as Capt Thomas, the Prison Chaplain, delivered a sermon to the youth in the morning, with a great sermon at the Baptist Church in the evening by Rev Thomas. The Women’s Aid of the A. M. E. Church plans a special program on June 21 under Rev Robertson. Mr and Mrs H C Shelby shopped and visited Shelby’s brother Barton Knight and wife in Kansas City Monday.
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M. E
Geo. Thomas
Capt. Thomas
M. E. Church
Baptist Church
Thomas
Women's Aid
A. M. E. Church
Robertson
H. C. Shelby
Shelby
Barton Knight
Kansas City
In doubt a man ordered ham and eggs
A concise anecdote notes that when uncertain, a man chose ham and eggs for his meal. It highlights a simple preference and a moment of decision, offered in a brief, period-tinged narration.
Local Folks Attend Weddings and Visits Across Kansas
The report lists residents and relatives visiting from Kiinsen City and Topeka. It notes attendees at weddings in Kansas City Kansas and Illinois, plus several trips to Topeka and Eudora. Individual names include Kate, Carrie Dacia, Herert, Flossie White, Miss Harvey, and Earl Young among others.
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Mike Bdan
Kate
K. UW
Jere
Gen
Snowden
Davis
Mea
Worten
U. King
Mies
Carrie Dacia
Kansas City
Kaneds
Frei Glee
Cola
Herert
Geo, Walker
Kiinsen City
Copeland
Mira
Wasneaday
Tiiinois
Miss Flossie White
Masura
Chas
Pennell
Coleman
Alex Davis
Alden Logan
Leas Taylor
C. Baker
Richard Eliott
Topeka
Chis
Keen High School
Misa T. Harvey
Eudora Wie
Lawrence
Mr. Clark
Mr. Wright
Eudora
Earl Young
Faummins
Atchison
Local social notes from a Kansas City visit list
A stream of short notices lists visits and trips by Mrs E Nelson Marguerite and other local residents including Mrs A Washington J Robertson and son Six Corners on business Dora Pitts from Des Moines visited with her mother Mrs Turpin Edna Eliott visited Mrs Nancie Newman in Lawrence and Edna Simmons of Kansas City visits her mother Mrs Simmons plus Rev Smith and Rev Owens presiding at church events with Topeka visitor H L Monroe at the First Baptist School
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E. Nelson
Marguerite
Kansas City
Literary Society
A. Washington
J. Robertson
Six Corners
Misa Conor Walton
Dora Pitts
Des Moines
Turpin
Edna Eliott
Nancie Newman
Lawrence
Hilderbrandt
Fairmount
May Wood
Mamie Jones
Kansas
RK. James
Leavenworth
Ho Walton
Edna Simmons
Parthena Simmons
Lankford
Wichita
Friends Imre
Smith
First Baptist Church
Owens
Kas
H. L Monroe
Topeka
First Baptist Sunday School
Local social and church notes from Argentine community
Mrs Cynthia Cox and Mrs Almeta Gentry with children Marvin and Elihu hosted dining guests of Mr J F Hoff at 129 Springfield avenue. Rev D Norfleet to preach at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church Sunday. St Paul A M E Zion Church members welcome Rev Pio Harvey for another year as pastor. Mr Richard Bell and Miss Hallie Williams wed and will reside at 920 Central Street after June 20. W G Pinkard hosted Bishop G L Blackwell, Rev Wallace, and Rev S D Davis at Vine Street Baptist Church. Chas Harris is ill. Nora Rhodes improving after two weeks in Wheatley Provident Hospital. Wheatley Association directors met June 15 for important business. Juvenile Choir hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Willie Lee Michael at Lucille Gilham’s home. games and refreshments featured. Services were well attended with one new member. The pastor urged uplift to place feet on higher ground.
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Cynthia Cox
Almeta Gentry
Marvin and
Elihu
Kas
J. F. Hoff
Springfield Avenue
D. Norfleet
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
St. Paul A. M. E. Zion
Pio. Harvey
Harvey
Richard Bell
Kansas City
Hallie Williams
Central Street
W. G. Pinkard
G. L. Blackwell
Philadelphia
Wallace
5. D. Davis
St. Louis
Vine Street Baptist Church
Chas
Harris
Misa Nora Rhodes
Wheatley Provident Hospital
Wheatley Association
Willie Lee Michael
Lucille Gilham
Barclid Avenue
Negro Business League closes campaign with mixed results
The Negro Business League held its last official campaign meeting, with speakers acknowledging progress yet noting the need for renewed effort. The piece highlights scrutiny of self-reliance and industry within the Black community, recounting a preacher’s home repair and contrasting attitudes toward investing in industrial or professional services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Business League
Negro Bosineks League
Moon announces fixed prices for farm goods and direct sales
The producer states readiness to bring producer and consumer face to face. Prices are fixed so all can buy. Goods ship from the farm to the shop and served fresh at a restaurant on 1223 Baltimore. The address 1335 Ext 18th Street is noted with Moon as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
18Th Street
C. Moon
Dr. Booker T. Washington’s Books Summary
A catalog of Dr. Booker T. Washington’s works including Up From Slavery Working With The Hands and The Man Farthest Dawn. It notes histories of the Tuskegee Institute and the Atlanta Address of 1895 with prices and postage charges. Also lists My Larger Education and Two Volumes history for youth, plus Character Building Talks with emphasis on industrial education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugkegee Institute
Poutage
Dr. Washington
Dr. Washing Walking
Sixth year in Kansas City Undertaking business
The owner expresses gratitude for five years of customer confidence and outlines continued commitment to meticulous preparation of the deceased, natural facial expression, and dignified burial, using quality materials at the lowest possible prices. The message emphasizes high quality work, courteous service, and value, with a promise to stay first in all three areas.
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H. Countes
Kansas City
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Vine
J. C. Hobbe
Prof
Hobbs
T. D. Henderson
Weary Hobie
David Robinson
W. T. Scott
H. A. Peaot
Ernest Turner
Miley Mary A. Woodson
Prof Hobin
People's Dancing Academy
Lyric Hall
Lydia Avenue
Telephone
Bell
East
Cohn’s Buffet
12Th St
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Bonner Springs, MO
Moberly
Alonzo Ray
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Ault Street
Union Station
United States
Isles
Chattanooga
Lawrence, Kansas
Tonganoxie, Kansas
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Anrem William
Joseph Collina
Adame
Moon's Produce Market
Tuskegee
Booker T. Washington
A.r.stewart
Tuskegee Institute
Ala
D. T. Watking
T. B. Watkins
Caldwell & Chapman
Hair and Millinery
Paseo
Caldwell
Spirella
Duntley
Emery, Bird
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Waldrond
Modern Builders Co
A. E. Estes
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