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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1907

Page

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Bishop Moore Led Central Missouri Conference Tour 1907

Bishop David H. Moore, veteran editor and educator, presided over the Central Missouri Conference in Joplin March 1907. Born in Athens Ohio, he and two other bishops were noted for army service in the Civil War and later religious leadership, with missions in the Far East and extensive conference duties from Missouri to Oregon and Pennsylvania.

David H. Moore Joplin Methodlist Episcopal Church Athens Ohio B. C. McCabe Earl Cranston McCabe-ais- Cheaptain Cranston Moore Atlanta Cincinnati University of Denver Colorado Wester Christian Advocate Far East Asia Bishop Moore China Japan Corea Port Arthur Manchuria Siberia Russia Germany France England Chemulpo Uriu Poblid Ore Old Mexico

Civil War Veterans Plan Annual Reunion in Sedalia

Several Civil War veterans from different sections met yesterday in Sedalia to organize an Annual Reunion on the 22nd of September. Rev R Rush presided, Rev Dr R Gilllum of St Louis was chosen secretary and Rev Christopher Tays of Malta Bend treasurer. Present were WH Brown Butler, Anthony Coleman Lebanon, Henson Baker Warrensburg, Edmond Diggs Glasgow, G W Ball Sedalia, G B Abbott Columbia, J Frank McDonald Kansas City, Dr CS Walden Sedalia assistant secretary.

Joplin R. Rush Sweet Springs R . Gillum St. Louis Christopher Tays Malta Bend Treas WH Brown Butler Anthony Coleman Lebanon Henson Baker Warrensburg Edmond Diggs Glasgow G W Ball Sedalia G B Abbott Columbia J Frank McDonald Kansas City CS Walden

Military District Clergy List Across Missouri and Iowa

A compiled roster lists clergy and circuit connections across Missouri and Iowa. Names include Henry T. Armstrong Reeves Arrow Rock circuit G W Winn Butler W H H Brown Columbia George B Abbott Des Moines J M Harris Fayette William J DeBoe Fulton John H McAllister Glasgow William C Ellis Glasgow circuit Edmund Diggs Independence O A Johnson Centennial K C J Will Jackson Clark Kansas City P Overton Mexico Thomas L Lockwood Moberly Dudley Evans New Bloomfield G R Williams New Franklin T W Browls Askaloosa W L Lee Randolph Springs H McAdams Richmond Martin T Hooks Slater James L Smith Saint Joseph D J Mitchell Sturgeon Yates J W Thomas P E A H Higgs Marshall Mo

Armstrong Henry T. Reeves Arrow Rock G. W. Winn Butler W. H. H. Brown Columbia George B. Abbott Des Moines Iowa J. M. Harris Fayette William J. DeBoe Fulton John H. McAllister Glasgow William C. Ellis Edmund Diggs Independence O. A. Johnson Centennial K.C J Will Jackson Clark Kansas City P. Overton Mexico Moberly J Dudley Evans New Bloomfield R. G. Williams New Franklin T. W. Browls Askaloosa W. L. Lee Randolph Springs H. McAdams Richmond Martin T. Hooks Slater James L. Smith Saint Joseph D. J. Mitchell Sturgeon & Yates J. W. Thomas P. E A. H. Higgs Marshall, Mo

Missouri Circuit and District Clerks List at Sedalia

A reader friendly roster lists multiple circuit and district names across Missouri, including St Louis and Springfield jurisdictions, with associated names such as Rivers, Grady, DeSoto, Festus, Nolan, Patton, Whaley, Goff, Grier, Johnson, McCain, Williams, Smith, Avant, and Wade, along with the address 703 North Osage St Sedalia Mo for reference.

Bowling Green W. R. Rivers Clarkesville George Grady Danville Cornelius Cato DeSoto Festus Alonzo Tolson Elsbury John H. Nolan Farmington John C B. F. Abbott North Osage St Sedalia, Mo

Up to date ministers and laymen read the Conservator weekly

The Conservator is widely read by ministers and laymen each week with many brethren praising the publication and renewing subscriptions on the grounds.

Official Visit Notice by Grand Lecturer F J Brown

Grand Lecturer F J Brown of St Louis notifies Missouri Grand Jurisdiction Lodges of upcoming official visits with orders to bring the banks and receipts of the Master of Finance Exchequer Keeper of Records and Seal for inspection and reporting at the arrival site.

F. J. Brown St. Louis Missouri F. C

Two Years of Successful Church Work at New Franklin

A letter to Rev. H. T. Reeves praises two years at Hughes Chapel M E church in New Franklin Missouri. It notes repairs, stronger finances, larger congregation, and new members. It cites sermons by visiting pastors and lectures by Prof. A. C. Maclin, plus musical entertainments by George R. Smith College affiliates. The writer, A C Lewis, wishes Reeves continued health wealth and happiness.

New Franklin H. T. Reeves Hughes’ Chapel M. E. Church Reeves R. E. Gillum D. D Union Memorial St. Louis Richard Davis Taylor's Chapel Sedalia G. W. Reeves North Street Marshall A. C. Maclin George R. Smith College Susie J. Layne Susie L. Barnett A. Cc. Lewis

Back Into The Ranks Grand Lodge Reinstated In NC

In a Greensboro meeting on March 12 1907 the Grand Lodge of North Carolina was reinstated after addressing issues in the state. Kelvey and other National Benevolent Society organizers visit Charleston West Virginia to promote insurance coverage for ages 18 to 48. Walter Parker endorses the society citing prompt claim adjustments and personal experience.

Charleston W. Va Grand Lodge of State of North Carolina Greenboro Supreme Lodge W. Starks Kelvey National Benevolent Society Walter Parker

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