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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1903
Page
8
The exhibit showcases silk neckwear in Persian and Oriental styles with exclusive designs and a variety of shapes. Buyers are offered high quality fabrics, rich color blends, and fashionable combinations across a complete collection.
A branch offers a wide array of jewelry and gift items for Christmas. Scarf pins, link cuff buttons, and shirt studs are priced around 25 cents per item, with a variety of styles available.
Catalog undergarment items describes men full dress silk mufflers in black with silk lining size medium to large, features unclear labeling. Includes black satin protectors with white quilted satin IE TUPI marking, weight noted around 50 lbs. Also references heavy black peau de soie opera mufflers for unspecified use and brands UU and orn with scattered illegible text.
City churches announce special Christmas services. First Congregational plans sermons on A Daysman and The Rich Young Man with evening music. East Sedalia Baptist features Rev Northrops Incarnation message. St Pauls Lutheran offers German morning and English evening sermons. First M E Church holds Christmas day theme Why Christ Came Into the World with a 6:45 p m Young Churchmen gathering. First Christian Church conveys 10 45 a m sermon by Rev F L Cook and a long afternoon service at 3 p m. no evening service.
Colonel W C P Breckinridge of Kentucky urges a "Don't Worry" philosophy to stay youthful. He tells a Louisville convention audience he remains the youngest man by looking to tomorrow and helping others, arguing past regrets hinder success and progress.
Rev and Mrs B F Martin will move into the residence now occupied by Rev and Mrs E B Surface on South Osage street after January 1. Surface family will relocate to Mt Vernon Illinois. Mr and Mrs A Snow will be Christmas guests of Mrs Snow's mother and relatives at Fort Scott.
First Baptist Church and First Church of Christ in Sedalia schedule morning and evening services with Sunday school and youth programs. Calvary Episcopal Church lists Holy Communion and a 7:30 pm sermon on Advent. DRUMMERS' BANQUET by Sedalia Post Travelers' Protective Association featured Holly decorations, a seven course menu, toasts by Louis Rosen and Joe Stafford, and eight membership applications.
Albert Kahn, proprietor of the Bell Clothing Store, reports that this year's holiday business is on par with or better than past years and expects a substantial gain by season's end. He praises Sedalia as a good town for business, citing up to date variety quality and right prices behind the store's phenomenal trade.
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