Get Busy for Missouri Pythians Leaders Say
The Sedalia District central Missouri conference presiding elder, a Pettis County product, urges vigorous expansion for the Knights of Pythias in Missouri. He promotes 15 new lodges, 2,000 new knights, and broader education while praising Grand Chancellor Lloyd and the Kansas City session as turning points. The Conservator paper is urged to grow, with lodges sending 2–5 copies weekly and reporting local meetings. Springfield, MD. 8 14 1906.
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Sedalia District
Central Missouri
Taylor's Chapel
Pettia County
Supreme Lodge
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of
Missouri
Kansas City
Order
Colored Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of Masons
Hannibal
Pythias
Sterling Young Pythian
Aaron W Lloyd
Missouri Pythiacs
Sepa Conservator
Lewson
Springfield
Colleges Notes Prepare for Fall Term at Shat tuck
New students arrive from all quarters as Prof and Mrs Allen serve a pastoral charge at Shattuck Oklahoma. Mrs F S Bowles heads dining and matron work while Miss Susie Barnett assists in music and Inglish. Prof Maclin plans to be present in September. Anna L Smith directs sewing and dressmaking. Virginia P Waterman teaches Latin and German. Fall term starts September 18 with Rev J L Smith delivering the opening address. Miss Mason studied at Chicago University for Greek prep. Rev F S Bowles elected assistant in science and mathematics. Geo R Welcome Prize list includes Bowles, John Brown, Fred Hughes, Miss Wolfolk, Louella Anderson.
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F .S Bowles
Susie Barnett
Academy
Anna L Smith
Virginia P Waterman
Meadville
J L. Smith
Mexico
Mason
Chicago University
F S Bowles
College of Liberal Arts
Bowles
Stewart Foundation
John Brown
Fred Hughes
Miss Wolfolk
Louella Anderson
Sedalia District Conference Opens with Morning Session
The Tenth Annual Sedalia District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met August 22 with Presiding Elder W H Smith. Morning service featured Rev W 4H Wheeler scripture from Psalm 133 and a sermon by Rev Harding, followed by a prayer meeting led by J W Rhodes. Afternoon session began at 2 with Rev Denny leading prayer, visitors introduced, minutes read, and a paper by W H Wheeler on using the Discipline to raise funds for ministerial support.
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Dennis Peyton
California
Woodson Payne
L Woolrrich
Epworth League
Bohannon
Warrensburg
Tread
M L Jackson
Knob Noser
Read
H Gibson
Holden
G H Hardin
Dresden
W M Divers
Clinton
DJ Kenoly
Smithton
M Denny
Odessa City
G Enyard
Wellington
Woolrich
Lexington
C Tayes
Malte Bend
G Reeves
Marshall
J W Rhodes
Pennyville
FS Bowles
Georgetown
SP Johnson
Versailles
G Smith
Joplin
R Te Young
Carthage
Wheeler
Springfield
R Rush
Sweet Springs
Tuknoon
W H Wheeler
Ball
Holly Springs
Miss
WA Bohannon
J L Thomas
RC Smith
Denny
MH T Keeces
New Franklin
Spring
Warrensoure
Sedalia
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W Rhodes
W H Smith
Harding
Knights of Pythias promise unity and progress for Black veterans
The Knights of Pythias claim to be the strongest progressive Negro organization with four departments. They pledge mutual care in health and distress, military training for young men, family and home support through wives and daughters, and substantial payments to widows and heirs. Readers are urged to contact A. W. Lloyd in St. Louis for organizing a lodge if none nearby.
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Knights of Pythias
Knights
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E. Ralph Blair
Osage Street
W. H. Smith
B. F. Adams
George McLaughlin
Board of Trustees
Abbott
RE Gillum
Mattie Holmes
Bridgwater
Tulsa
Layne
Lowe
Boley
Rolla
North Topeka
Kansas
Barksdale
St Louis
North
Lamine Street
Colleges Notes
Prof
Mrs Allen
Shattuck, Oklahoma
Maclin
Keeling,loon
B. Kuppenheimer
Kupperremera Ca
Cnicano
E. E. Johnston
Ohio Street
Rev den
K. of
Ladies
A. W. Lloyd
Pine Street
St. Louis
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