Masonic and Pythian Court Notices Across Missouri and Kansas
A fragmented directory lists Pabordiness and Grand Court changes plus regular meetings for various orders. Courts named include KANSAS CITY COURTS, QNIENTAL No. 10 Ardmore, WHITE ROSE No. 17, MASCOT COURT NO 132 Ardmore, UTOPIA COURT No. 19 Sedalia, PYTHAGORAS COURT NO. 16 Springfield, Booker T. Washington Court Ironton, MASOLE AT COURT NO. 127 Farmington, A. B. MOORE No. 22 Columbia. Meetings occur monthly on specified Fridays or Tuesdays at 2:30 pm or 3:00 pm, with listed officers and registrars of deeds.
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Mascot Court
Ardmore
Pythian Hall
Fannie E Majors
Julia Hall
R of D
Utopia Court
Sedalia
Huston’s
J A Miler
Lulu Coleman
Booker T. Washington
Ironton
Pythian Hell
Mabel Goflon
Birdie Collier
Masole
Farmington, Mo
Mra Ada Murphy
Bessie Hunt
A. B. Moore
Columbia
M. L. Huggard
D. L. Burton
Local and Social Notes From Friday and Opera Attendance
Fritz Johnson of Houstonia transacted business here Friday. J F Brent of Sweet Springs saw the Island of By and By at Wood's Opera on the 18th. Mrs Anna Hurd of Lincolnville has been ill for several days. Calanthean sisters care for her. C A Bard the Jeweler receives honor of Gold Medal in the College Rhetorical contest on the 26th. Philips Wilhite and Harlan receive credit for their attraction at the Opera on the 18th. Mrs Katherine Henry of Jeff...
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J F Brent
Sweet Springs
By and By
Wood
Opera
Anna Hurd
Lincolnville
Bard
Philips
Wilhite
Harlan de We
Is Opera
Island residents debate busy weeks and a printing lift
After a two week visit with her daughter Mrs Addie Fergu son returned home on the 18th. It was amusing to some in The Island of By and By that they contend for so much after doing little. Miss Esther Brown, with years in printing, is giving us a lift during the recent rush.
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City
Addie Ferguson
By and By
Esther Brown
Rhetorical contest date moved to Friday at college
Notice to attendees that the Rhetorical contest date shifts from Thursday the 25th to Friday the 26th. Prof A R Chinn of Glasgow Missouri will deliver the Annual Address to seniors at the College on the 28th. Sedalia Blues enjoyed success with their entertainment at Liberty Park last week and are prepared to challenge all comers on the field.
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A R Chinn
Glasgow
Missouri
Sedalia Blues
Liberty Park
Reformers Meet at Conservator Anner Discuss Key Proposals
Genter Sedalia Fountain of the True reformers held a meeting at the Conservator Anner, their regular venue, where they considered proposals to elevate the organization before the public in Central Missouri. Prof C C Hubbard, Lincoln School principal, visited Knob poster Friday to deliver diplomas to a local class and then traveled to Kansas City Saturday for a conference with the UB F's and S& M T's Board of Management overseeing the jurisdiction.
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Genter Sedalia
Fountain of the True
Conservator
C C Hubbard
Lincoln School
Knob Poster
D'Plomas
Kansas City
UB F
S& M T
Artist OJ Brooks Visits City to Promote Negro Progress
OJ Brooks the artist spent several days in the city last week looking hale and hearty. He encouraged local work in his usual way, and his visit highlights efforts by Brooks to place Negro progress before the public.
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OJ Brooks
Brooks
Black Socks Triumph Over Marshall Brown & George R Black Sock
In a Saturday Liberty Park baseball clash the George R. Black Sox defeated Marshall Brown. The match was well played with few errors. E F Jackson provided steady catching as the Black Sox surged to 4 to 1.
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Liberty Park
Marshall Brown
George R Black
Marshall Boys
Geo. R
Linden
Lincolnite
George R. Blacks
E.F. Jackson
Island of By and By delights Wood's Opera crowd
A local performance at Wood's Opera featured Harlan Wilson and Emmett Wilhite developing into engaging comedians. Miss Lucy Ousby delivered remarkable vocal work, with Jake Swanigan seen as a promising talent. Jum Jennings impressed as a buck dancer, while Phillips Wilhite and Harlan received praise for their efforts. Geneve Phillips and Nandinnidla Jackson accompanied the show at the piano with creditable handling.
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Wood
Harlan Wilson
Emmett Wilhite
Lucy Ousby
Jake Swanigan
Jum Jennings
Phillips
Wilhite
Harlan
Geneve Phillips
Andinnidla Jackson
Go to Work Young Man by Memphis Times
A Memphis Times exhortation urges young men to work hard and build a home through industry and thrift. It warns against laziness and debt, encourages choosing a productive partner, and stresses prosperity comes from Honest effort, toil, and perseverance.
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Memphis Times
Social gathering honors Miss Mc Elroy of St Louis
Miss Leanora Dillion and Mrs Mary Sanders entertained the Nxcelsior Club at the Conservator Annex Friday evening in honor of Miss Mc Elroy of St Louis. A large number of young people were present and all enjoyed the occasion.
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Leanora Dillion
Mary Sanders
Nxcelsior Club
Conservator Annex
McElroy
St Louis
Words Of Appreciation From Fayette Knight Of Pythias
Letter from J. H. Dices in Fayette Maine describes recovery from rheumatic fever and renewed zeal for the Knights of Pythias. He extols fraternal bonds, charity, and unity across creeds, urging continued service and support for the order.
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Knights of Pythias
Mer
International Labor Union 165 Anniversary May 11
Members and friends of International Laborers' Union No 165 of Joplin Missouri will hold an anniversary service at Unity Baptist Church within the Connor Memorial building on May 11. The ladies and church workers will conduct a beautiful service in connection with the sermon. Fully a thousand people, white and colored, are expected to participate.
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Joplin
The
International Laborers’ Union No. 165
Unity Baptist Church
Connor Memorial Building
Died At Home Of Mrs Fannie Winky In Saline Co
Mrs Fannie Winky aged about 90 died March 27 1907 at her home in Saline County after seven years with heart trouble. She was a kind wife loving mother and devoted Christian who lived by Christ's steps. The North Angel summoned her at about noon on Wednesday as family and friends mourned. Her life reflected obedience to God's will and a well spent earthly sojourn.
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Eoping Saline Co
Fannie Winky
Mrs Tillie Robinson Remains Laid To Rest In Peace
A brief obituary notes Tillie Robinson died after a long illness. She is survived by a husband, a daughter, and five grandchildren. The notice emphasizes her Christian virtues and pious life and states she has gone to a blissful rest.
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Henderson Brown
Tillie Robinson
Pythian Lodge forms in Sweet Springs on April meeting
Fort filled with talk of establishing a Pythian lodge at Sweet Springs with 14 members led by Halleck Johnson as secretary and J F Brent as treasurer. A lodge of 20 to 25 is planned for May 20. Commencement visitors urged to visit Conservatory Annex. a new piano to be installed. Notable comments include references to local residents, school celebrations on April 20, and a College boys game at Liberty Park on the 20th.
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Sweet Springs
Clover Leaf Club
W.H. Huston
Halleck Johnson
J. F. Brent
Sailna
Needle Work and First Class Sewing Come and Try Us
Cor Moniteau Morcan. Readable line invites customers to try needle work and sewing services, advertising first class quality and inviting contact at the corner of Moniteau and Morcan.
Sedalia Churches Sunday Services Schedule
Sunday School 9:30 a m Preaching 11 00 a m Class meeting 2 00 p m Epworth League 6 30 p m Preaching 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening Rev R Davis Pastor Residence 107 E Cooper street
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Epworth League
R. Davis
Cooper Street
Preaching and prayer meetings at the church
Sunday school at 11 00 a m preaching at 3 30 p m prayer meeting every Wednesday evening Rev R Adkins pastor welcomes all to all services
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Comte
R. Adkins
Train Schedule Fragments From Local Line
Arrive Going East No 8 at 12 15 am No 10 at 1 45 am No 6 37 am No 21 at 7 30 pm No 1 at 2 33 pm No 6 at 7 00 pm Local freight No 107 No 602 arrives No 3 400 am No 04 arrives No 603 departs No 601 departs No 695 local freight departs
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Umwan
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Lulu Radwards
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Norena West
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Springfield, Mo
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F L Boxley
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Fritz Johnson
Houstonia
Mra Katherine Henry
Jeff
Blue Front
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Rast Main Sr
International Labor Union No 165
Peythian ‘Lodge
Conservatory Aonex
Charles Leon Huston
Marshall
Browns
Satlie Morehead
Simpson
Smithton
Bunceton
A-H.graver
Bers
Fannie Mace
Worrson
Willer
J A Miller
Cor. Moniteau & Morcan
B. F. Isaacs, Jr
Fayette
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Fayette, Mo
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Church Directory
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Morgan Street
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Covenant Meeting
EF D Burns
Zula Whitey
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Underak
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