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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1901

Page

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Endeavor Session Opens at Missouri Bible School Co-operation

Claude E Hill opens the Missouri Christian Bible School Co operation Endeavor session at 1 30 in the First Christian church auditorium. Reception committee of eighteen assists arriving delegates and assigns lodging. Rev Melvin Putman delivers remarks as the largest such gathering in Missouri with about 250 members.

The Christian Church Missouri Christian Bible School Co-operation First Christian J. N. Dalby H. B. Shain Mr. Hill Melvin Putman

Committee on resolutions named by President Hill

President Hill announced the resolutions committee with B. M. Easter of Kansas City O. A. Ishmael of Drexel and H. F. Burns of Holden. The Sentinel already printed the rest of the program and Judge John N. Daiby has taught the primary Sunday school class at First Christian Church for twenty seven years, shaping many Sedalia residents.

Hill Committee On Resolutions B. M. Easter Kansas City O. A. Ishmael Drexel H. F. Burns Holden The Sentinel First Christian Church John N. Daiby Sedalia

Welcome at First Christian church class program

The First Christian church welcomed attendees with a short hearty address by Mrs. H. F. Burns of Hol. The class will play an important part in the Bible school convention program. Wednesday afternoon a practical lesson will be taught on the auditorium platform to show Judge Dalby’s methods. Master Frank Hughes will open with an address of welcome and Frances Carter will offer a prayer.

First Christian Church Dalby Frank Hughes Frances Carter

Endeavor Session Opens at First Christian Church

Pleasant Hill Missouri. State Superintendent of the Union of the Christian Church arrives to open the Endeavor session at the First Christian church Monday noon.

Pleasant Hill The Christian Church First Christian Church

First Christian church hosts meals for delegates and youth group

The Ladies' Aid society will serve supper to delegates in the church parlors this evening and provide dinner and supper Tuesday and Wednesday. On Thursday the Y P S C E youth will serve dinner and supper at the same place. The Reception Committee includes Miss Chappelier as chair and Miss Beatrice Selah Collins.

Ladies’ Aid Society The First Christian Church First Church Miss Chappelier Beatrice Selah Collins

Sedalia Defeats Moberly 4 to 2 in Nine Innings

Joe Roe's Sedalia ball team toppled Moberly's stars by 4 to 2 on Sunday in a nine inning battle. Jerry Gallivan starred with brilliant fielding and batting, Garvin and Rohn also shone, Gilpatrick scattered hits for Sedalia, and Hawkins hit a homer. Umpire Scott officiated. Sedalia's win boosts local prospects and signals growing support for a new grand stand. The Queen City Telephone Co of Sedalia reported a modern plant serving 400 subscribers, with 1000 expected by year end as service expands.

Joe Roe Moberly Sedalia Jerry Gallivan Gilpatrick Garvin Rohn Hawkins Scott Edwards Harrison Johnson Carpenter Red” Wilson Wilson

Ford's Headache Capsules Cure in Twenty Minutes

W. E. Bard Drug Co advertises Ford's Headache Capsules claim to cure any headache in 20 minutes for 10 cents with no further details or conditions.

Ford Price W. E. Bard Drug CO

Queen City Telephones praised by Electrical World issue

The Electrical World and Engineer in its August issue compliments Queen City Telephones, calling it the greatest magazine of its kind in the world and praising its excellence.

Surprise Weddings Bring Edith Jakeman and Dr. Matlack Marriage

Miss Edith Maude Jakeman of this city wed Dr. James Matlack of Prairie City Illinois in a Sunday evening ceremony at Calvary Episcopal church performed by Rev. John Atwill of Kansas City. The couple, who met in St. Louis while Jakeman trained as a nurse at St. Luke's, had originally planned an October wedding.

Edith Jakeman DR. Matlack Illinois Edith Maude Jakeman This City James Matlack Prairie City, Il John Atwill Kansas City Miss Jakeman Mev Harry Jakeman East Broadway St. Luke’s Hospital St. Louis Matlack Medical College

Parsons Mayor Fails Bond Refund Plea at Vote

Citizens of Parsons rejected city bond refund propositions by a decisive vote, defeating the measure in a jubilant, emphatic result.

Peculiar Tribe Dwells on Purus River Bank

A peculiar tribe lives along the Purus in South America. Every member, from men to children, is mottled black and white. The people survive largely by fishing, inhabiting a culture marked by this striking skin pattern.

Purus South America

Sedalia couples wed after Prairie City travel

After a Prairie City trip one man planned to marry in Sedalia, where relatives learned of the union. Dr. and Mrs. Matlack head for Prairie City as well. Miss Effie Kaler and Mr. George Mossberg married in Kansas City with Mrs Kate White attending the ceremony at Mrs A B Graham's home. Mossberg works for George E. Dugan. Lace Curtains Laundered Longans.

Effie Kaler George Mossberg Kansas City Prairie City Ill Sedalia Harry Servant CentralSusiness College iKkate White Kaler A. B. Graham Mo¢esberg George E. Dugan

Negro Migration North Predicted by Picayune

The New Orleans Picayune believes the upcoming census will reveal a large movement of the Negro population from southern states toward northern areas. The note suggests demographic shifts and migration trends of African Americans.

The New Orleans Picayune

Wheat Devastation From Pawnee County Hail Storm Reported

A hail storm in Pawnee County Kansas destroyed 3060 acres of wheat in the latest crop damage report. Weather officials note extensive field losses and farmers face significant revenue impact.

Pawnee County Kas

Also Mentioned on This Page

Christian Endeavorers Claude Hill Putman Burns Claude E. Hill Missouri Third National Bank Daiby E. T. McFarland Fourth Christian Church Christian Endeavor Roundtable Hol Den Hall O. K Mou Wedaxin Sedalia—Garvin Gallivan Jacks Sheridan Wilcox O'Donnell Schelling Nassman Cain Bartee National League Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Chicago Roe Queen City Telephones Rev Atwill Calvary Episcopal Cele G. D. Edwards Nevada Parsons Longan’s Longan
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