Masonic Jurisdiction Officers Listed for Missouri 1817
A. F. and A. M. Mo. Jurisdiction publishes officer roster for 1817 led by W. W. Fields as Grand Master in Cameron with C. C. Clark as Deputy Grand Master and Ernest Boone listed as Senior Grand Warden. Other officers include H. Bradbury, H. H. Walker, Geo. W. K. Love, Nelson C. Crewe, E. G. Lacey, and J. Cooper serving in various Grand and district roles across Missouri and Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Joseph, and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fields
Cameron
C. C. Clark
St. Louis
Ernest Boone
Louisiana
H. Bradbury
H. H. Walker
St. Joseph
Geo
W. K. Love
Kansas City
Nelson C. Crewa
E. G. Lacey
BR. J. Cooper
Mexico
G. L
Officers of Grand Chapter R A M Missouri 1917 18
List of officers for the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons Missouri and Jurisdiction for 1917 18 with titles and hometowns. Mentions T G McCampbell Quin daro Kana A L Thomas DT G H P Jefferson City J Moffett G King Sedalia A May G Scribe St Louis Chas Giigetby G Treas Liberty BE S Baker G Secretary Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and Jurisdiction
T. G. McCampbell
Quindaro
Kana
A. L. Thomas
Jefferson City
J. P. Moffett
G. King
Sedalia
A. May
G. Scribe
St. Louis
Chas
Giigetby
G. Treas
Liberty
Be.s. Baker
Kansas City
Officers of Grand Commandery K T Missouri 1917 18
The list details officers of the Grand Commandery K T for Missouri and Jurisdiction 1917 18. It names W G Moseley I EB G C Kansas J W Beard W E G C St Louis W Lewis E G G St Louis Mo C Brassfield E G Captain General Kansas City W A Ashley E G P St Louis J H Kenner E G Treasurer Marshall Mo U T Cannon BE G Recorder 581 Louis Mo George A Johnson E G 58 W Kansas City Mo Benjamin F Graves BE G J W St Joseph Mo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Mosely
Kansas City, Mo
J. W. Beard
St. Louis
W. Lewis
C. Brassfield
E. G
Kansas City
W. A. Ashley
J. H. Kenner
Marehall
U. T. Cannon
Louis
George A. Johnson
Benjamin F. Graves
St. Joseph
Lodge No 2 A F A M Directory Meeting Notice
Lodge No 2 AF and AM announces its monthly meeting schedule. All Master Masons in good standing are urged to attend. Emmett Spruell W M and C H Countee, secretary, are listed contacts for the lodge activities and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No. 2
Emmett Spruell
Ww. M
C. H. Countee
Local Masonic Lodge Officers Named for Month
Liberty Lodge No 87 A F and A M lists officers for the month with W M eerie Parker and Nelson Wallar as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Lodge No
Tiber
Eerie Parker
W. M
Nelson Wallar
Sec'y
Masonic Building Association Officers and Local Churches
List of Masonic Building Association officers led by T G McCampbell with board members and officials. Also a church directory detailing Greenwood Baptist Clark Chapel M E Church Seoul A M E Church St Stephens Baptist Church Allen Chapel and many others with street addresses and denominations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Baptist Church
Clark Chapel
M. E
Madison Avenue
Seoul
24Th
Flora
St Stephen's Baptist Church
Charlotte St
Pentane M KE
Lith
Woodlan
10Th
Char‘Allen Chapel
Charlotte
Mi. E
Augustine's P. E
John's Em
Belleeur
Seventh Day Adventist
Monica's
Athens
Lydia
Vine
AMM Bon
Wyonna Christian Church
Woodlan Prisadahty Baptist Church
Ya Fear
Mission Notes and Community Updates From Helena
A Helena column reports on church groups, youths, and community events. Highlights include the Women’s Mite Missionary Society meeting, a July wedding, a senior choir entertainment, Unity Lodge officer installation, and track meet wins by Lawrence and Norman Howard. Mentions Rev J P Watson illness, Red Cross work, and Lincoln Institute honors for Ernest O Boone Jr.
Pride of Montana No. 4 installs officers July 1
Montana lodge Pride of Montana No 4 announces installation of officers on July 1 with B J C Hilliard as installing officer J B Hilliard P G D C. The notice also notes marriage invitations for George Robinette and Olga York and asks for information about Julia Ann Coates heard in Kansas City Mo The lodge has raised 26880 in rally receipts and members and other local movements are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. C Hilliard
The
Prize of
Montana
B. W.lark
C. C
Julian Anderson
George Robinette
Olga York
Joly
Julia Ann Coates
Taal
Kansas City
Lucy Allen
Outlier Street
Helena
Mont
Slater
Pride of
No. 4
J. B. Hilliard
Charles St. Clair
Clarency
John Gainey
Chicago
Butte
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lee A. Hawkins
St. James A. M. E
C. N. Dongiasa
Puget Sound
Geo. F. Martin
Garrison
Huff
Ebenézer Baptist Church
Local Births and Social News From Columbia
Columbia families celebrate a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Graves. District Conference attendance in Salisbury Missouri is noted for Rev G M Tillman Dorothy Lacy Booth and B M Sailes with Mr Coffee of Saint Joseph visiting Miss Cornelia Strawn. Several Columbia residents are mentioned in social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Graves
G. M. Tillman
Dorothy
Lacy Booth
B. M. Sailes
Salisbury
Coffee
Beatrice hosts thirteenth annual meeting of Nebraska colored clubs
By W. W. Menley. The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the Nebraska State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs met in Beatrice on Tuesday and Wednesday June 25 26. Notable attendees included Mrs Fannie Young president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Menley
Nebraska State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Beatrice
Fannie Young
Local notes include fashions and society visits in Moberly
Dr Q A Moore and friends motored to Moberly Sunday. First ladies to make surgical dressings in the Victory Auxiliary were Alma Williams C A Moorehead Mrs O Neil Pitty and others. A concert company and Dr E E Graves activity are noted. Beatrice visitor Burt Newton. Miss Freddia Colley returns home. Prof Mallowney guest. Grand Fourth of July picnic planned at F St Park Mt Zion Baptist Church venue anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. A. Moore
Moberly
Victory
Alma Williams
C. A Moorehead
O'Neil Pitty
Ruth Redd
Jennie ‘Tellers
Charles Haynes
Lacey Davis
J. W. Cooley
Ada Holmes
Louis Holmes
Luella Coleman
Mra
Viola Walker
Rey. Burchardt
I. B. Smith
Eanford Renin
Invincible Concert Company
Joseph Johnson
Ed Mackey
The
Bind Wonders
James Johnson
Omaha
Freddia Colley
Mallowney
St. Joseph High School
Freddia Cooley
F St. Park
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Thanksgiving Service Held by Sir Knights and Daughters
In Weir Kansas the Sir Knights and Daughters of the Tabernacle held their annual Thanksgiving service at the A. M. E. Church Sunday at 8 p m with Rev G W McAdoo delivering a fine sermon Mrs Pauline Freeman Grand Matron Eastern Star tours the Southeast district of Kansas Rev Geo McNeal Grand Master of U B F S M T Kansas Jurisdiction visits lodges in the Southeastern District Rev R H Dent Henry Fiser and Missea Mable Watkins Martha H arrin serve as messengers to the A M E Sunday School Convention in Iola Kas this week Mrs M Pickens participates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Knights and Daughters of the Tabernacle
G. W. McAdoo
Pauline Freeman
Eastern Star
Kansas
Geo, McNeal
R. H. Dent
Henry Fiser
Missea Mable Watkins
Martha Harrin
Iola
Kas
M. Pickens
Weir Funeral Attendees From Pittsburg District
Mrs. F Coin and Mrs. Mary Benford of Pittsburg visited Weir on the 10th for loge business. Mrs. Mattie Glascox of Pittsburg, once of Weir, is gravely ill. Mrs. Sarah Hall is sick this week. Mrs. A S Phillipa of Weir attended the funeral services for Mr. Pres Grant of Pittsburg on Sunday at 2 pm, with Rev S A Williams of Ottawa delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Coin
Mary Benford
Pittsburg
Weir
Mattie Glascox
Sarah Hall
A. S. Phillipa
Pres. Grant
Albany Hotel Hosts Notables and Springs Farewell
Hotel Albany continues its famed service drawing visitors from across the region. Guests listed include Baslet, West, Branham, Easter, Long, Grant, Randolph, and others from Kansas City Omaha St. Louis Philadelphia and Washington. A farewell dance honored Excelsior Springs servicemen called to the colors. a birthday party for Mrs. Perkins concluded the week with an ample banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Comat
Ll. BE. Baslet
Kansas City
E. R. West
Omaha
Neb
Robert Branham
St. Louis
Joseph Easter
Gabriel Long
D. F. Grant
G. W. Randolph
Philadelphia
Patrick
F. B. Foster
Kan
Delia Brown
W. V. Countee
John Broomfield
Dorsey Moore
Missouri City
Edna Moore
Kansans City
Springs
Lizzie Calcord
Lee Rosenham
Wm. Jackson
Robert Wisdom
Broomfield
Jackson
Undertaker Jones
Albany Hall
Excelsior Springs
Frank Elliott
Ray Marshall
Freddie Marshall
Talbot Baker
Harry Stewart
Tom Grant
Harry Breedlove
Perkins
Wis
Newton Kansons Colored Community News Summary
Mrs C J Gross is elected delegate to the C M E Sunday School Convention to meet in Fort Hays in late July. Several locals travel for services and church events as Rev Bowere, ex Presiding Elder of the Kansas City District, preaches at the C M E Church. A Wichita picnic draws Newton residents. a $209.61 rally at Second Baptist shows strong participation. Multiple residents visit, travel, or recover from illness, with fourteen men set to entrain for Camp next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Gross
C. M. BE
Ft. Heute
Orlando Coleman
J. Pierson
Quindaro
Western
W. MH. Cole
Bowere
Kansas City
Co. M. BE
Second Baptist Church
Newton
Wichita
Charlie Young
Rosedale
Kan
Mia
Mattie Ridley
Rev
Cole
Downing
Clarence Ridley
Strong City
Ida McLean
Alice Bell
Ridley
W. C. Downing
Wm. Cole
Grey
el Dorado
Rebecca Smith
Chicago
John Payne
Local Notes From Kansas City Area Social Roundup
Mrs Belle Orman of Kansas City Kans visited her daughter Mrs Albert Bryant last week returning home Wednesday. A Patriotic Meeting was held at Second Baptist Church Thursday night in honor of Nathaniel Woods and Prince Thompson who left for Camp Funston Friday. Mrs Alice Grant entertained Mrs Hopkins of Kansas City Sunday. Miss Grant accompanied Mrs Hopkins home Monday morning. The Masonics held their annual sermon from Second Baptist Church Sunday afternoon by Rev Minor. Mrs S C Gipson is at Excelsior Springs for a few days. Prof Geo Wood went to Oklahoma last week. Mr Tobias Cochran is in Kansas City expecting to be operated on. We all hope for him a speedy recovery. The Baptist Church is planning for no big rally in August and is divided into three clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. W. Clarke
Women's Mite Missionary Society
A. M. RK
Chuorah
al Marshall
Stev. Martin
Ida Muller
Indianapolis
Ind
Elven Ly
Lowrey
Lee
Winstoni
Unity Lodge
A. F
A. M
Martin
Lawrence Howard
Howard
Norman
FL Williams
Warfield
J. P. Watson
St. James A, M. E
Busy Bee Club
Calle Mathews
Washington
Carlotta Ford
Hutte
William
Bil) Mason
Belle Orman
Kansas City
Kan
Albert Bryant
Second Baptist Church
Nathaniel Woods
Prince Thompson
Camp Funston
Mias
Alice Grant
Mra
Hopking
Missa Gant
Hopkins
Masonics
Minor
C. Gipson
Excelsior Springs
Geo. Wood
Oklahoma
Tobias Cohran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kansas City Sun
A. F. and
A. M. Mo
Grand Chapter
K. T
Missouri
Lodge Directory
St. Matthew Commandery No
Starks
B. C
W. M. Robinson
Beoy
E. Ts
Walker Lodge
Ades
Michigan Ave
R. ‘Robertson
W. AL
W. Watkins
Sec
Virginia
Masonic Building Association
E. B. Thompson
W. H. Washington
H. P. Edwards
N. W. Jordan
G&, Myers
W. H. Brown
Baker
W. R. Patterson
R. V. Adkins
B. R. Francis
Richard Harris Geo Johnson
R. Fulbright
St. Baptist Church
Fth
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Pih
Bethel
Water and
Severn
Paul A. M
Mat and Firet Baptist
Nebeune Solomon Baptist Church
Reese Dill Baste
Mone- Cole
Tan
aMr
Aemaroos
Helena, Montana
Toved
Providence
Ethel Mosely
Little Electa Mosely
Masons
Vivian Hicks
Champaign
BO. Boone, Jr
Victory Auxiliary
American Red Cross
Times Printing Company
SUN
J. W
Parker Memorial Hospital
Columbia
Lola Jacobs Woods
Woods
Steve Clyde A. Buckner
France
Clarence Porter
Board of
Regents of
Lincoln Institute
Wes
Ernest O. Boone, Jr
Columbia, Missouri
Lincoln, Nebraska
Nelson C. Crews
George Creel
Scott
Crews
Baltimore
Cleveland
Fred Palmer
Pice
Agents
Gee
Weir, Kansas
Excelsior Springs, MO
Newton, Kans
Pleasant Hill
G. Yhiell
Stockholm
Sweden
Madame E. Neff
Friteotey
St.louis
Digi
South
BORO
College
ST. Louis, MO
Dept. G
Bell Phone
Waldrond Ave
Modern Builders Co. Estes
J. A. Wilson
W. 9Th St
Wyoming St
Mr. Wilson Sells
Ismert-Hincke Milling Co
U.S. A
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