Lodge Directory Officers Listed in 1919
A 1919 lodge directory lists officers with names and posts across Missouri and Kansas. E W Fields of Cameron and G Clark of St Louis appear as grand officers, with Ernest Boone of Louisiana and L E L Bradbury of St Louis among senior leaders. John Love of Kansas City is noted as grand secretary with Nelson Crews as relief secretary. Other entries include H Walker of St Joseph and B J Cooper of Mexico, plus district officers G Li and B H G Lacey of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eines W. Fields
Cameron
Grand Co
G. Clark
St. Louis
Ernest Boone
Louisiana
L EL Bradbury
H. H. Walker
St. Joseph
George W. K. Love
Kansas City
Nelson C. Crews
Relef
BH. G. Lacey
G. L
B. J. Cooper
Mexico
G. Li
Missouri and Jurisdiction 1919 Summary Card
Names listed include T G McCampbell G H P Quin dato Kans A J Thomas D G H P Jeffar son City Mo J P Moffett G King Sedalia Mo S A May G Scribe St Louis Mo Charles Griggaby G Treas Libarty Mo BE S&S Baker G Secretary Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and Jurisdiction
T. G. McCampbell
Quindato
Kans
A. J. Thomas
Fragments From Grand Lodge Members List in St Louis and Kansas City
A garbled OCR read shows names and titles linked to Masonic or fraternal orders across St Louis Kansas City and St Joseph. Notable roles include acting grand treasurer sentinel grand recorder and prelate among listed members with affiliations such as E.G. C S W and E.G.1W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane H. Sherwood
E.G
St Paul
Minn
Washington Lewis
D.F.G.C
St Louis
Brmefield
E.G.G
Kansas City
O. B
F. Groves
E.G.C
St Joseph
Thomas A. Marshall
Eg.s.w
St Lonia
Pa Lamb
1.W
O. W
A. Ashley
St. Louis
Samuel H. Winston
Bobt. A James
Sentinel
Augustus D. Butler
St. Joseph
Ares Lodge and Liberty Lodge Fraternal Meetings Noted
Ares Lodge No. BB AF and M meets monthly with Nondits in each month. Liberty Lodge No. 37 AF and AM in Liberty ME meets on the second and fourth Saturdays with W. M. Robert in good standing and presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares Lodge No. BB
A. F
Aeter
EA McWillame
Liberty Lodge No
A. M
Liberty
Tnd
Wth Turday
Nts
Ath
W. M
Robert
Eee Building Association
G. Mc Campbell
Ey B. Thompson
W. H. Washington
W. H. Brown
Wf. Mosely
Myers
Brown
B. G. Baker
W. R. Patterson
M. W. Wilson
R. Francis
Richard Harris EB
Miller
R. Fulbright
H. P. Edwards
Local Notables Receive Many Beautiful Presents at Wedding
Miss Manche Morrison Empress Davison Mattie Scott Fay Oliver and others sent congratulations to a Cambridge couple after an extensive wedding trip. A fever note and visits from Dr Johnson and Dr Cone fife appear among scattered social items. Mrs Monnie welcomes a newborn daughter. Miss Loretto Gatewood hosts guests. Chicago and Centralia trips noted. classes and clubs held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Manche Morrison
Empress Davison
Mattie Scott
Fay Oliver
Bogle Jacoby
Wilbur Woods
Dorothy Hunley
Genieve Banty
Ida Jackson
Lucile Jackson
M. J. Anderson
Dickerson
J. H. Williams
Rufus Loglen
Virgile
Mason Schweich
Wm. Martin
G. M. Cross
Cone Fife
Gipson
Cambridge
Mass
Harelie
Johnson
Jefferson City
Moore
Ben Monnie
Laielle
Cecile King
Loretto Gatewood
Charles Grandison
Mary Payne
Cornelia Stiiny
Chicago University
Sénad Simms
Mexico
Hin Ie
Corks
Simms
Ino Columbia
Snell
Mies Sailes
Centralia
Bryant
Centralii.co
Muattle Pischer
Act Club
Echteler Street
Logie Williams
Arthur Dickernot
Mable Thurmian
Crouch
Aquila Johnson
Linvoli
Home Coming of Soldiers and Revival Meetings
The event featured a Home Coming with three rented halls, a grand march, and a Negro band in the parade. Revival services were led by Rev. Hopkins of New Hope Hospital church with Rev. Prontint in Weir City. Franklin Kane and Galena Kansas figures attended various church events and a junior choir program closed Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huth Thes
A. E
Hew. J. Hopkins
New Hope Hapilat
Ina
Pro
A. M. EE
Village Social Notes Include Visits and Lodge Events
Week end visitor Mr Aloftus Gunn calls in and Mrs Thomas Williams of St Louis visits daughter Mrs W M Campbell. Ale Sharp returns home from St Joseph after two weeks as guest of Pauline Palmer. Rev P L Stryent Mrs J H Malcolm and Marguerite Smith depart for Plattsburg for the 85 Convention and Missionary meeting. Various lodge elections and church activities noted including Masonry offerings and a $25 collection. Patrons and attendees listed along with hospitalities and paper subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloftus Gunn
Thomas Williams
St. Louis
W. M. Campbell
Ale Sharp
St. Joseph
Pauline Palmer
P. L. Stryent
J. H. Malcom
Misa Marguerite Smith
Plattsburg
Brother Cooke
Mission Circle
Pulee Brown
Lond Mosely
Brother Harris
Askoo
F. Smart
J. M. Palmer
Onie Gonn
J. L. Gooden
Plattsburg Mo
Frankie Johnson
Omcaha
Neb
C. Baker
Hom
Cyrane Lodge No
A. PF
A. M
Ernest C. Boone, Jr
W. M
L. P. Bryant
W. M. Campball
J.W
B. FP. Smart
Seoy
Thomas Jackson
Treas
Thy Sun
Sermons and Social Notes From Local Congregations
The article records a church service with William Cavens delivering an able lecture and closing remarks by Reverend Dudley of Second Baptist. It notes Children’s Day at Shepherd Chapel and Mount Zion Baptist Church attendance, with Reverend Garrett’s sermon on The Whole Creation Growing. Also mentions local visits by Mrs Lights, Edna Boot, Evaline Cavers, Helen Keele, Bessie Boot, and Marie Dawson in nearby Junction City and Wamego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cavens
Dudley
Second Baptist Church
Shepherd Chapel
M. E
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Garrett
ML Zion
Lights
Army City
Mary King
Mises Edna Boot
Wamego
Miseey Evaline Cavers
Helen Keele
Junction City
Mise
Bessie Boot
Marie Dawson
Kennedy Family and Local Events Report in Pittelurg Area
Mrs Clara Kennedy and Mr Thess Kennedy shopped in Pittelurg while sermons were preached by Rev Dancin assisted by Rev Pillars. Henry Johnson returned from Oklahoma with his ill brother. Mica Mary Rogers of Pittsburg visited Cherokee. Thess Kennedy made a weekend trip to Joplin. A surprise party for James Portisworth celebrated his seventeenth birthday with neighbors. Masons held a public Installation at Oak Leaf Hall. A Franklin picnic drew attendees from Munkogee, Girard, Cherokee and local towns. Master Floyd Smith also traveled to Girard for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Kennedy
Thess Kennedy
Pittelurg
Wodhnewday
Dancin
Pillars
Henry Johnson
Oklahoma
Mica
Mary Rogers
Pittsburg
Cherokee
George Anton
Joplin
James Portisworth
Mesars
Loger
Jeffries
Johnson
White
Vanhook
Gaines
Mamie
Myrtle Sanderson
Masons
Oak Leaf Hall
Franklin
H. Derks
Munkogee
Okla
and Myre
Steve Davis
Girard
Kas
Walter Lemons
May Edmuston
Opal
John Harris
Floyd Smith
Social events and showers honor local residents
Mrs Juckies hosted a Sweet and Soun shower for Miss Jennie Roswell ahead of her June 20 marriage to Dr J J Ransom. A second shower for Miss Boswell followed, with pian oand voice selections by Mrs Finch and friends. Manhattan and Salina teams postponed a game due to weather, while social club gatherings and parties filled the weekend. Several officers were elected for Pleasant Valley Mission Circle, a railroad rally fundraiser aimed at 5000 to build the church auditorium was planned, and local residents entertained guests at five hundred games and visits to Wendell Phillips School in Kansas City and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm Ralls
West Side
Gertie Tibbs
Joseph Collins
Nelson Smith
Fred Smith
John Cotton
Swope Park
Bladsor Club
Ruben Brown, Jr
Rawlen Brown
Cc. A. Kennedy
T. C. Brown
Clara Ellison
Eugene Wallington
Newton Sayers
Margaret
Gladys Mallory
Ginner
Pleasant Valley Mission Circle
Amy Smith
Georgin
J. 2. Williams
J. J. Pearson
Fatima Morton
Pleasant Valley Baptist Church
Louis Mosely
Gable Willams
Wendell Phillips School
Kansas City
Gladys and
Margaret Mallory
Topeka
Kans
W. G. Pinkard
Salina notes of church events and local rally highlights
After the game, Salina residents attended a U K T Hall program where Lawwer Carey of Manhattan delivered a valued address. Rev C B Burbridge and Rev Rowe led M E Church activities, with a rally drawing generous support. Rev Murray of Church of God and Christ preached at A M E Church, lifting spirits. Burbridge invited Murray to return, and plans unfold for a Salina celebration on August ist with editor Won present. watch Salina news for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
U. K. T. Hall
Murray
Church of God and Christ of St Louis
Burbridge
Murrey
Agvet
Crews
Dary
No More Short Hair Harshness Vim and Vigor Treatment
An advertisement touts Vim and Vigor Hair and Scalp Treatment promising dandruff removal hair growth scalp healing and healthier hair. Priced 60 cents per bottle or 1.00 for full treatment with orders via drug stores or mail to Theo Smith Kansas City Missouri at 1301 East 18th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Smith
East 18Th Street
Kansas City
Vim and Vigor System Toner claims healing power
America's greatest general tonic purports to enrich blood and restore vigor. Describes Vim and Vigor System Toner as a blood purifier, tonic, and rheumatic remedy for scrofula abscesses eczema catarrh hair loss and skin maladies with a price of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Lodge Directory
Missouri
Grand Chapter
K. T
Ee Stephens
Matthew
Mente
L Ftrks
Me Robinson
Rea Bec
RE. A. Walker Lodge
Mo, Oy, U. the Ind
Muat Tava Iaforance
Noral Eta
Bell
Delaware
Willa M. Peebles
the International Order OF Twelve
Knights and Daughters of
Tabor
THE
Knights and Daughters OF Tasor
J. B. Coleman
Gon
Little Bernice
Tllinois
Jesse Robnett
Tobnett Maken
Pittsburg, Kansas
Maryville, Missouri
Manhattan
Kansas
Bethel A. M. EB
Salina ,Kansas
Rosedale, Kansas
Toner
Smith’s Drug Store
18Th and
Tracy
Main
Grand
Knights OF Tabor
Kashmir
McCampbell & Houston
Vine St
the People’s Drug Co
R. P. Derr Drug Co
East 18Th St
Palace Drug Co
12Th and Woodland
Free Kashmir Chemical CO
S. Clark St
Chicago
Ill
Peoples’ Drug Store
Bell East
Home East
Star Hair Grower
MFGR
Greensboro
N, GC
J. A. Wilson
W. 9Th St
Wyoming St
Mr. Wilson Sells
Bell Phone
Waldrond Ave
Mt Modern Builders Co
A. E. Estes
Mme. S. Plummer’s
World Wonder Hair College
Wonder Worker
Liberal Commission
Madame Plummer
Pres
Vine Street
Kansas City, Mo
Hawkins
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