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Newspaper
Kansas City Sun
Location
Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
5
Local items promote Caddie and first class beauty services at 1628 East 18th Street while noting nearby salons. Messages report military arrivals in France, social visits, and community events. Announcements include a church sermon, a marriage, and a tenor recording deal with Columbia Graphophone Company.
Thomas Hawking Jr the infant son of Mr and Mrs Thos Hawkins of 2318 Vine street captured first prize a $10 gold piece at the Baby Contest held last Thursday night at Morning Star church Mrs Jeffrey Pleasant of 1518 Howard avenue earned praise for organizing the event and is noted as a leader at Morning Star The cantata David the Shepherd Toy directed by Mime Hendricks with combined choirs from Second Christian Church and Centennial M E Church was staged again June 18 at First A M D Church Kansas City Kansas Rev Griffin pastor The audience was warm despite heat and the performers wore fine costumes The success is credited to Mme Nelle Hendricks and Miss Vera C Allen who is visiting relatives in Clarksville Tenn
Master Maurice Hendricks and students performed a violin recital at Mrs. Nellie Hendricks's home with strong praise for their age appropriate technique. The Modern Literary and Art Club presented a two act drama District School at Blue Berry Corner with a comical cast and songs. The Red Cross benefit raised 17 dollars after expenses with winner number 233. Payne's Coal and Feed Store listed prices and hours along Vine Street with note prices subject to change after June 26.
Mrs J J Allen visits in St Louis Missouri with relatives. Mrs G F Portier tours Bong recital while seeking weeks with Mrs W B Griffen. Mrs J A Robinson travels from 1417 Kensington to Detroit Michigan to visit daughter Merc Cecil Stevenson. Mrs HR Flood aunt of Mrs Betella Christian Morris underwent successful operation at the French hospital and is recovering rapidly in Los Angeles California.
Dr. Do. M. Miller announces he will travel to California for the next two months. During his absence, patients will be under the care of Drs. G. W. Brown and C. A. Murray Kane.
The classical and evangelistic singer endorsed by the Baptist Ministerial Alliance of Kansas City is open for engagements. Reach Mr. Quinn at 818 East Tenth Street Floor A Kansas City Missouri or by Bell phone Main 4841 W.
Kansas City Kansas news notes attorney E A Shackleford’s call to Topeka and Lawrence. Home Guards plan a patriotic demonstration at Eastwood Park on July 4. Mrs. F C Trent hosted a party for daughter Mrs Gladys Davis. Miss Trussle Smothers visits from Lawrence. dances at City Park. July 2 fundraising event for Ninth Street M E B Church organized by Clubs 1 and 5. Admission ten cents. Mrs Edna Colston learns of husband Leonard Colston’s arrival in France. she was formerly Miss Edna Smith of this city.
A new car service at 1420 Woodland Avenue offers teaching, repairing, and storage. The Davis Auto Training School and Garage promises safe storage, careful repairs, and affordable driving instruction while inviting public support as it builds its reputation. Local officials and residents are invited to assess its facilities and services.
Mrs H G Dwiggins expresses gratitude to the Kansas City ladies for their cooperation and royal entertainment given to Mrs Mary Talbert, president of the National Association of Women’s Clubs, noting it as the finest city hospitality she has encountered and praising the City Federation leaders for their success.
R G Jackson will conduct a Summer School of Music at Allen Chapel. Beginners in music will receive special attention. Call Bell Phone 4676 Main. Residence Phone West 1032.
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