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Newspaper

Kansas City Sun

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1915

Page

5

Local notices and theater heats amid city life

Furnished front room for rent at 1020 Vine and Palma Floral Co offers rentals for all occasions. Births announced for Elizabeth Ruth. multiple visits and travels noted for residents. Obituary of Mrs. Jennie Jackson. community events include Girls Home campaign rally and Sorosis club luncheon. Shriners honor Billy King at Criterion Theatre. stock company promotes The Undertaker's Daughter with upcoming show Don't Marry a Drunkard to Reform Him.

William King Criterion Theater King Allah Temple No. 6 Mystic Shrine United Company of Players Billy King Charlie Chaplin

Vocal and Instrumental Program At Local Churches

Friday night a high quality vocal and instrumental program was held at the M. B. church. Miss Blea Nix of Kansas City, Mo. presented a piano recital at Second Baptist church Monday evening, aided by Moberly’s top talent.

M. B Blea Nix Kansas City Second Baptist Church Moberly

Agents Wanted for June Rose Toilet Articles

First class agents wanted for Kellogg Sistera line including cold cream hair straightener powder and toilet waters. Home phone East 2788 liberal commission and salary if acceptable. Call at once.

Kellogg Sistera East Liberal Commission Ste

Unusual church events highlight week at local parish

Members of the B Y P U competed in efficiency, with Marian Strong and others on the roll. The African Prince presented an illustrated lecture, the choir sang at a wedding, prayer meetings progressed, the executive board hosted a choir reception, and the Women's Mission Circle held sessions. The African Prince delivered a sermon, Sunday school drew a good crowd, Dr Bacote preached, and one candidate was baptized.

Marian Strong Beulah Starke Marguerite Logan Herenice Black Madge Nichols Mary MacKeller Miss Johnson Sister Desmond Women's Mission Circle Bacote

Miliner Mme Benton Dean Moves to 1010 Troost Avenue

Mme Benton Dean, popular milliner, announces her relocation to 1010 Troost avenue. She invites friends and customers to visit and consult about hats, with Main 2102J listed for contact.

Mme Benton Dean Troost Avenue Gellephone

Miss Pauline Ball to Phoenix for Tuesday departure

Miss Pauline E Ball will leave Tuesday morning for Phoenix Arizona. Maud Turner of Kansas City Kansas is visiting Dr and Mrs Hudson on South Eighth street. Mrs Blanche Jones Workeuff of Higginaville is spending the week here with Mr and Mrs Guy Workeuff. Miss Glover Hawking returned from Kansas City Friday evening where she spent several days. Rev Wm Smith preached the annual sermon of the Kylist of Tabor at St Johns church Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock. Quite a number of persons were present. Rev Williams is in Red Bird Oklahoma this week on business. Mrs Lucy Williams and daughter Mabel of Kansas City spent several days here last week with relatives and friends. Mr Arthur Payne returned to Kansas City Tuesday morning after spending several days here in the interest of Clover Leaf Casualty Insurance company. Mr Wm Holmes is still on the sick list.

Pauline E. Ball Phoenix Ariz Mion Maud Turner Kansas City Kas Hudson South Eighth Street Blanche Jones Workeuff Higginaville Guy Workeuff Glover Hawking Wm. Smith Tabor St. John's Church Williama Red Bird Lucy Williams Mabel Arthur Payne Clover Leaf Casualty Insurance Company Holmes Io

Grace Carr and Clyde Kizer Marriage Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Grace Carr and Clyde Kizer, both of the city, was solemnized at the bride’s parents’ home on Thursday evening, June 17, with Rev. G. L. Midgens officiating. A miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Grace Carr Tadagay occurred Thursday afternoon, hosted by Mrs. Danny Wolla and Miss Lee Etta Owens, with Prof. Abe Bodine of Mexico assisting along with Madame J. L. B. Reece and Misses Jennie McCracken and Lucile Baker.

Grace Carr Clyde Kizer Thin City G. L. Midgens Danny Wolla Lee Etta Owens Grace Carr Tadagay Abe Bodine Mexico JL. B Reece Jennie McCracken Lucile Baker

Thanksgiving sermon at Pilgrim Beat Baptist Church

The Knights and Daughters of Tabor held their annual thanksgiving sermon at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church at 2 30 p m Sunday with Rev W D Coleman officiating A crowd enjoyed the service and left uplifted A Military drill corps from Salisbury Missouri gave an excellent drill at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church on the 18th with Mr Evans acting drill master and several visitors in attendance.

The Knights and Daughters of Tabor Pilgrim Beat Baptist Church W. D. Coleman L. B. Quinn Louisiana Opal Collins St. Paul Minn Hoskins Forest Avenue Anfile

Lincoln High teachers and residents in Lawrence area

Miss N Venerable a Lincoln High School teacher is in Lawrence Kansas. Miss Ora Carter a Kansas City teacher is home for the summer. Misa T Smothers a Kansas City teacher is home for the summer. Mrs Payne has friends visiting. Mrs Carter superintendent of St Luke's Sunday school returned from Conference with a good time. Mrs Clara Jackson a Oklahoma teacher is home for the summer. Richard Elliott spent Thursday in Kansas City and Missouri. Mr Clarence Goodwin is very ill. Miss Myrtle Rice flying in Lawrence spent Sunday here.

N. Venerable Lincoln High School Kansas Citty Lawrence Ora Carter Kansas City Kas Misa T. Smothers Payne Carter St. Luke's Clara Jackson Oklahoma Jo Richard Elliott Missouri Clarence Goodwin Myrtle Rice

Community Notes From Various Local Visitors

Mrs M Wallis and daughter planned a move to Lola Kansas where they will reside. Mrs Edmond Duncan visited her mother in law Mrs George Duncan. Mrs Lulu Brown and her Harisonville guest stayed with Mrs Henry Jacob Saturday. Mrs Eddie Dodd spent several days in Kansas City Missouri last week. Mr F C Berry left for a short visit to Kansas City Missouri. Second Baptist church held Children day with a fine program. Refuge lodge No 68 installed officers Saturday night along with St Marys Chapter No 52 officers. A large crowd attended.

M. Wallis Lola Kas Edmond Duncan George Duncan Lulu Brown Harrisonville Henry Jacob Eddie Dodd Kansas City F. C. Berry Second Baptist Church Refuge Lodge No St. Mary's

Freemason temple cornerstone to be laid in August

Finney lodge No. 98 A F and A M reports completion of a grand temple in the Western district. The cornerstone laying is set for Sunday August 1 at 11 a m under the Worshipful Grand Lodge of Missouri and Royal Arch Chapters. Sir Knights Tem plar escorts include Eureka Commandery No 4 Hannibal Gethsemene No 6 Macon Carrolton Commandery No 10 and Moberly Commandery leading. Further notice to follow. write secretary W H Davis Box 57 Moberly Mo.

Finney Lodge A. F P A. M Grand Lodge of Missouri Royal Arch Knights Templar Grand Lodge Eureka Hannibal Gethsemene Macon Carrolton Commandery Moberly Commandery W. H. Davis Moberly

Gratitude to Huntsville Masons for Kindness in Loss

To Finney Lodge No 98 Huntsville Mo we express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during the loss of husband and son George Mansfield The services offered comfort and our gratitude for faithful support Martha Mansfield wife also notes hotel updates and local notices including social visits and events from Joplin to Pittsburg and Galena across the region and a sermon at Pittsburg East by Rev A P Curtis with 1500 attendees.

Finney Lodge No Huntsville Masons of George Mansfield Martha Mansfield

Mrs. Georgian Reed Dies in Butte Burial at Mount Mariah

Mrs. Georgian EB Reed wife of Rev EB B Reed pastor of Bethel Baptist church died Wednesday May 19 and was buried Sunday at Mount Mariah cemetery. Music was provided at the funeral and the floral offerings were beautiful. Mrs Henry W Brown and Mrs Laure Burke had returned from a visit with Mr.

Betsy Jones and Others Visit Mont Areas

Mrs. Sam Jones of Bernice Mont, Mrs. Join Pagan visiting Great Falls Mont, Mrs. Harry Pugh to visit exposition. Revival meetings at Bethel Baptist led by evangelist Dilly Nickerson. Hampton quartet en route to exposition to sing for Hampton Institute at Broadway theater Saturday. Bethel Baptist choir gave a concert at Central Presbyterian with an excellent program.

Sam Jones Bernice Mont Pagan Fs Great Falls Harry Pugh Bethel Baptist Hampton Hampton Institute Broadway Bethel Baptist Church Central Presbyterian Church

Missouri Happenings: storms damage towns and deaths

A week of Missouri weather and events includes a Furie tornado and cloudburst causing structural damage at fairs and hotels, with bridges washed away and streams raging. No fatalities reported. Local officials include Texas county clerk Mrs Cora Miller. notable deaths include Rev W J Garrett at 95, Judge Estes Smith in Bates County, and Civil War veteran Joseph A Ward in Springfield.

Furie Fair Grounds Dooley Hotel Arnold Hotel Monroe County Cora Miller Texas County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cli Billa Jeane Crosthwait Floral Company Palma Mrs. Wii Blows Michigan Avenue Elizabeth Ruth Millie Green East 14Th Street Excelsior Springs Ethel G. Herriford A. R. Chinn Glasgow Michigan Bell Ethel Miller Williams Dorothy Lettie Topeka Ophelia Scott Zola Mary Pigeon Dillon Cordice Chicago Order of Twelve Lincoln Electric Park Ells Brown Ferris Wheel Woodland J. BR. Hobbs Marshal, Mo Colorado Springs, Col Julius Fox Howard Avenue Denver Colorado Salt Lake City Utah Jennie Jackson John Lewis Woodland Avenue Blaine Kingston M. Penniston Stone Atchison City Celia Roberson Cecil and Effle Penniston Alice Crouch Butler, Mo Sophie Lyons G. W Sarah Davis W. C Calanthe W. Hemis May Woods Bailey Agnes Avenue L. A. McCampbell Sorosis Club Madame Beck Ida Tucker Mr. Beck Indies Mary White Rosalind Shannon Mrs. Tucker Masons N. C F. Straughter Ida May Rogers Paseo Ottawa Wim. Straughter J. H. Wilson Martha McBrier Nttrend Nottm Fe Pon Fact Shriners Billy” King Lexington Moberly, MO Lawrence, Kas Holden, MO Huntsville, MO Joplin, MO Connor Roof Garden Smith Kanéag City Hollowell Miss Golden Ruth Myers Riverton Joplin Charley Crawford Crawford Wright Lizzie Davis Blaie Lindsay Lee Wright Galena Clem Gibson A. P. Curtis Pittsburg James Miller BR. K. Johnson Joe Washington the Sun Shannon Ryan West Side Park California W. J. Garrett Springfield Estes Smith Bates County Adrian D. J. Holland Game and Fish Jesse B. Jones H.R. Deighton Missouri Capitol Carthage University of Missouri Nellie Martin Odessa Vanderbilt University Gravois Bank St. Louis Neck City Joseph A. Ward Mr. Ward A. D. Hatten Closed Mineral Belt Bank Cole Camp Benton County F. C. Bryant Drexel Judge Mrs. C. EB. Elliott Oronogo Judge Elliott Frank E. Kidd Morgan Sedalia United States America City of Million Population Club Oscar Smith Chillicothe Philadelphia R. W. Atkins Mgr. T. T. Payne W. Fitzpatrick Sec'y Treas Bant Leon H. Herriford Ninth Cavalry Band and Orchestra Woodland Ave Bell Phone Enet Crescent Crescent Advertising Agency Bob Bosley Bell Phone East 18Th Street George W. Golden Golden's Steam Dye Works and Tailoring Establishment Elath St 18Th and Vine Dorsey B. Brown Fulton Polish Company New York Jameson San Antonion United States Army Taylor Holmes Heen Seni Dorsey BS. Brown Lydia Ave Free Vaudeville Pictures Free the Dance Pavilion Inc McDaniel Stock Company Lincoln Park Merry-Go-Round Park St Louis John W. McRae McRae Mr. McRae Standard Life Insurance Company Home Office Auburn Ave Atlanta, Georgia Eighteenth St Geo. F. Porter J. A. Wilson West Lud Street Wyoming Street Bell Main CIT Avis NEW York Dental CO Walnut Street Jaccard'’s Emery, Bird, Thayer Co
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