Local Notes and Social News from City Scene
Mr Richard Fulbright of Woodland Avenue remains very ill. Mrs Jack Irvin of Cottage visits her sister in Washington DC and reports enjoying the trip. A root beer at Mac's on East 18th Street costs six cents. Dr Strawn of St Joseph hosted Mr and Mrs J H Banks last week. Mrs Guasio McClelland of B 29th Street is in Denver for health and is much improved. Prof and Mrs J B Herriford of Woodland Avenue celebrate birth of a ten pound baby boy. A drama titled Harriet Tubman's Escape from Bondage by Theo Drury is to be staged at St James Church on June 24. Mrs Bessie Bell resigns from the Sun after two weeks in Wheatley-Provident Hospital. Miss Mae Pearl, Steptoe Avenue, graduate of Western University and former director of Music at Macon Baptist College, graduated June 25 from Lyceum Arts Conservatory of Music in Chicago. Sergeant Marcus S Brown of Independence Missouri and Miss Gertrude Gotter, a teacher at Young School, were married June 16 in this city and are spending weeks in Excelsior Springs Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mae
Steptoe Ave
Western University
Macon Baptist College
Lyceum Arts Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Marcus S. Brown
E. White Oak
Independence
Mies
Gertrude G. Gotter
Excelsior Springs
Mrs R P Jackson Seeks Omaha Wedding In Iowa
Mrs R P Jackson travels Wednesday to Omaha to witness daughter Misa Irene Cowden wed Fred McDaniels. Also present are Marie Watson and daughter Cloola with Cloola as flower girl Rowena Cowden bridesmaid and Misa Katherine as flower girl. In sports McCrary defeats Brent White and A W Anderson in two straight games 101 88 and 76 73 and will meet Anderson again Monday night in a food event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Jackson
Omaha
Neb
Misa Irene Cowden
Fred McDaniels
Marie Watson
Cloola
Rowena Cowden
Misa Katherlen
McCrary
Kansas City
Brent White
A. W. Anderson
Anderson
Mise Kelly
Ruf US Kansas Ave Baptist Church Service Report
Sunday School at nine, preaching at eleven thirty by Rev A A Banks, well received. Deacons Union met after Rev L Mitchell preached. BPU at eight, excellent program by the Union. Collections for the day totaled forty one dollars and ten cents. Rev H B Brisco from Texas to conduct a ten day meeting. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Ave. Baptist Church
A. A. Banks
Deacons Union
L. Mitchell
H. B. Brisco
Texas
Obituary notes and local notices from Chillicothe Missouri
The fragment lists mourners for Wim Moore Jennie Anderson and relatives in Chillicothe Mo and notes the death of Uncle Ed Walker 74 a longtime Pythian. It references an accident to Mrs John Lange and mentions Madame Madeline Carter Hawkins touring the state with Dr F J Hawkins. Funeral plans were incomplete at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim, Moore
Mre
Jennie Anderson
Chillicothe
Ed Walker
General Hospital
Madeline Carter Hawkins
Dallas
Texas
SM. T
F. J. Hawkins
Sixth Church of Christ Scientist Service Schedule
The Sixth Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 11 00 A M and 8 00 P M with Sunday School at 9 45 A M Reading room hours are daily 2 00 to 5 00 P M The public is cordially invited to attend the services and use the reading room daily for study and reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Church OF Christ, Scientist
Sixth Church OF Christ Scientist
Visitors and callers at the Sun office noted
Mr C F Starks of Dallas Ex press and Dr Frank J Hawkins of Dallas Texas were pleasant callers at the Sun office last Monday. Dr A Ferrebee of Coffeyville Kansas editor of the Coffeyville Globe visited last Wednesday. Miss Mamie Shields of Chicago after visiting Chillicothe Mo is visiting here. Col Alex Slater of Jefferson City Mo a Democratic organizer among Negroes visited last Tuesday. Thursday June 12 Mrs E C Bunch entertained at cards for Mrs J R A Crossland of St Joseph Mo and visiting physicians wives at the Pan Mo Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Starks
The
Dallas Express
Frank J. Hawkins
Dallas
Texas
Sun
A. Ferrebee
Coffeyville, Kansas
Coffeyville
Mamie Shields
Chicago, Il
Chillicothe
Col
Alex Slater
Jefferson City
Col. Slater
West
E. Oc, Bunch
J. R. A. Crossland
St. Joseph
In Loving Remembrance of Mrs Laura Tolson Died May 29 1914
A memorial note honors Mrs Laura Tolson who died May 29 1914. The devotion expresses sorrow from her daughter and grandson Mrs Charles Ridley and Master Charles Adkins of Duluth Minnesota. It recalls not being present at her passing and pledges lasting memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Tolson
Mother
Charles Ridley
Duluth
Minn
Charles Adkins
In loving memory of Richard Rathera death June 1918
A memorial note honors Richard Dewey Rathera one year after his passing on June 15 1918. The mothers and family speak of a beloved son with lines about stars grave angels and heavenly smiles while describing their sorrow and remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Dewey Rathera
Earth
In Memoriam Dear Angel Two Years Ago on June 10
On a bright day two years ago the Dear Angel left our home and husband for a better home. We laid your body in the grave with flowers in May. A tender place remains in our hearts. Sadly missed by Mrs. L. EB. Nickens and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
L. EB. Nickens
H. A. Johnson
L. M. Nickens
W. H. Nickens
EB. Nickens
Baptism Sermons and Church News at Sunny Side
Sunday services at St Stephens Baptist Church featured sermons by Rev. Winston and Rev. H C Gatewood with baptisms in Blue River. The day saw strong attendance, visitor presence, prayer meetings improving, and one church member added Wednesday night. Sister Jane Sims and Sister Fannie Hill noted for status. Rev J W Horse and wife attend the N B Congress. Rally Club served after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Sunny Side
Utah
H. C. Gatewood
Blue River
ST. Stephens Baptist Church
Jessie Harris
Good Shepherd
Hamilton
Brooks
Jane Sims
Fannie Hill
J. W. Horse
N. B. Congress
Sims
Vine Street Baptist Choir Hosts Birthday Tribute
The Vine Street Baptist Choir celebrated Mr. A T Moore directors and Mrs A T Moore pianist at Miss B Gilham 2614 Euclid Avenue. Guests included Mrs Cow ell Mrs Brown of Missouri Mrs Cooke of Indianapolis and Mrs A Kimbrough of Denver. MR W White President MISS B Gilham Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street Baptist Choir
B. Gilham
Euclid Avenue
A.T. Moore
A. T. Moore
Vine Street
Henry Cox
A. E. Johnson
F. D. Mitchell
Cowell
Brown
Missouri
Cooke
Indianapolis
Ind
A. Kimbrough
Denver
Colo
W. White
Fine lot of women s hosiery and skirts on sale
A fine lot of women s fibre silk hose in all shades and colors priced at 81.00. Special today includes a wonderful lot of women s black silk move at 1.50 values for 98. Also a fine lot of white gabardine skirts available while they last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porgie
Gingham Howie
Wilson
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City News
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Richard Fulbright
Woodland Avenue
Jack Irvin
Washington, D. C
Mac's
East 18Th Street
Dr. Strawn
St. Joseph, Mo
J. H. Banks
Guasio McClelland
Denver, Colo
J. BE. Herriford
Woodland Ave
Harriett Tubman
Theo. Drury
St. James Church
Bessie Bell
Wheatley-Provident Hospital
Ruf
McCrary’s
John Lange
G. A. Barton
Dalton, Mo
City
Mac's Place
Garfield Avenue
Heaven
Hells
J. H. Wells
Prop
Kansas City Light & Power Co
Grand Avenue
Bell Grand
Roy Cranshaw
Hell East 17
Bell
East
the Fix-All Repair and Cleaning Co
East Eighteenth Street
Bowling Alley
D. M. Miller
L. Peebles
12Th
Woodland
G. W. Brown
Independence Avenue
Dr. Peebles
Bell Phone
Dr. Brown
Main
Paseo Auto Livery Co
Cail Bell Phone Boat
Takinteam
David Allen
Bell East
George W. Todd
Mome
Forest Avenue
Fred Ferguson
Undertaker
Osage Ave
Sedalia
Kenlock
Bell Phone East
P. B. Barker
W. Burt
Hoover & Williams
Blue Valley Baptist Church
W. L. Martin Ladies’ and Gents
18Th Street
Paseo Dry Goods CO
Anna Clifford
Paseo
Lyric Hall
C, H Harris
Mgr
Lydia
Home Main
Euclid Ave. Res
Reid Lang CO
Kalbriggan Union
Grocery Department
California
Sprague Warner
Chase Sanborn
Richilieu
Folger's
Slegrade & Ibe
Humford
Calumet
Heine
Eer
Bessie Knight
East 3956
Panama Theatre
Mississippi River
Fanny Ward
Lloyd Tore
Big Feature
Bryan
Washburn
Francis Ford
Frank Kienan
America
Todd
Alwa