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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1905

Page

2

Colored Fair and Fourth of July Fest in Missouri

The article promotes a Colored Fair in Higwinsville on August 16 18 highlighting Negro farming craft and enterprise and notes Sedalia hosting a grand Fourth of July celebration with special trains, visiting guests, and extensive railroad subsidies. It also discusses Washington era ideas and praises Booker T Washington industrial education, plus reports on Lincoln Institute Geo. R. Smith College and Western Baptist College developments and a Pythian host event in Macon with substantial business and new members.

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Pythian Temple Plan Moves Forward in St Louis

A Pythian Association prepares a new temple in St Louis with seven trustees elected by the Grand Lodge. Financing will come from selling 1250 shares of ten dollars each to Pythians or Calanthean sitters. The scheme promises a 5 percent semiannual interest and a detailed plan to be released after the commission meets.

St. Louis Grand Lodge Ouroepimion Lincoln Stitute Perry Guthrie Oklahoma Luces Lawrence Kansas Pearson St Joseph Missouri Uliasis Georgia Territories

Lincoln Institute cited for power and usefulness

An article from The Colored American Magazine July issue praises Dr. Allen and Lincoln Institute. It notes his appointment to energize the school, boosting departments, restoring spirit, and shaping it into a mighty Westward solution. The Summer School reports unprecedented enrollment and active teacher candidates from several states, with plans for a larger attendance and self support.

Cutler American Magazine Allen Lincoln Institute Benj Win Franklin Lincoln Mite Missionirs Society ALM. E. Church Jefferson City J. Frank Me Donald Kansas City M. AL Me Clain St. Louis J. M Bean Washington J. W. Daniel Jefferson J. C. Coleman Columbia Coleman

Western Missouri Free Baptist Association Session Opens

The Western Missouri Free Baptist Association will convene at Hurns Chapel in this city on August 4 2 003 oc open their session with the Sunday School Convention at 2 PM The minister conference and literary program by the Lakes Missionary convention follow. The city clergy are invited to attend and will be welcomed Rev H Green of Marshall moderator KD Barns of Gleohkburn Clerk

Wetern Missouri Free, Baptist Association Hurn'’s the Lakes Missionary Convention Briday H. Green Marshall KD. Barns Gleohkburmn

Odessa meeting notes from Central Missouri Conference

Fragmented report from the Central Missouri Conference detailing a July Odessa gathering led by Rev G Pins ward with two conversions and ongoing church-building plans. Mention of Wellington quarter meeting, Lexington pastor Rev J J Clark, benevolent collections totaling $25.38, and a July 24 23 meeting with AM Se congregation present.

North West Odessa Soey M. Denny Wellington G Pinsward Lexington J. J. Clark C. Tayes Chester A. M

Eyes Tested and Glasses Fired Pr Accurates

The Sunday school and Ep worth League Convention was held in connection with the District Conference at Carthage Missouri from August 18 to 20. Pastors will urge each president of the Epworth League and Sunday school superintendent to attend the convention.

Carthage Epwortt Léague

Reverend Gilbert and church progress reported in circuit notes

The report notes Rev A A Gilbert and Rev J J Clark praised by the Textorbon parishioners and the pastor’s committee. The louse is well connected with Workioreh and Walla, new carpet fitted, and collections reached 27053 with a subsequent 8725 at Ponayyilly. Relations with Rev J W Rhodes and the Waverly circuit pastor are described amid quarterly meetings and crops optimism.

A. A. Gilbert J. J. Clark Textorbon Workioreh Walla Ponayyilly J. W. Rhodes Diring Waverly

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