Social notes from Warrensburg and nearby towns
A stream of visitors and departures fills the week as residents of Warrensburg and surrounding areas host relatives and travel parties. Mrs. Phillips and family in Warrensburg, Miss Lillian Martin visiting Topeka and Omaha, Miss Nora Maupins aiding Miss M. Minniolia Jackson, and Misses Josephine Price Flossie Guy heading to Buckton for a fortnight. Rev J W Luminere and Prof Wallace Dixon noted among travels, with others visiting Des Moines and Chicago connections and exchanges with Storthight’s, Longwood, and Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nss
Topeka
Kans
Omaha
Neb
Nora Maupins
Tipton
M. Minniolia Jackson
Josephine Price
Flossie Guy
Bueceton
J. W. Lumimere
Iinois
Winnie Taylor
Cooper Street
Wallace Dixon
Palaiyta
Stella Jons
Warrensburg
Longwood
Estelle Martin
Kansas City
Henry Diggs
Saint Louis
Simpson
Weat Johnson Street
J. S
Department of
Mathem Lincoln Institute
Luella Anderton
Misa Niga Jones
Des Moises
Iowa
Mise Anderson
Central Missouri Conference News and Local Notices
Reports from Warrensburg and St Joseph conferences, pastors visiting, and church actions. Rev G H Abbott attends district conferences. Morgan Street Baptist convenes at Centralia area. Rev T H Gernthee and Rev E D Burgas attend conferences and commend print quality of the Conservator. Local remarks on employment attitudes toward Black residents and a Kansas City delegation stops in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spethe
Iheares
W. Li
Warrensburg
G. H. Abbott
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia
Wie
William Davis, Jr
H. Thomas Calloway
Chicago
Siliseie
Kansas City
E. D. Burgas
Burns* Chapel
New London
of the
Christian Church
Western Missouri Free Baptist Association
Progressive artist offers baths at 103 North Lamine
Will Give Baths ams, ne AG Wheeler, the progressive tensorial artist, has added a bath facility to his shop at 103 North Lamine with hot and cold water. The ad promotes bathing at a low price and invites customers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AG Wheeler
North Lamine
Pythian Lodge Directory for Warrensburg and St Louis
Pythian Lodge directory listing Warrensburg Warrensburg Mo Warrensburg Lodge 46 holds regiar meetings first and third Fridays at eight oclock with R E Gendricks chancellor commander J Will Cooper keeper of records and seal Lameonte Mo St Louis Lodge 41 St Louis Mo holds regular meetings first and third Tuesdays at 8 pm at Pythian Hall 3137 Pine Street William Carson chancellor commander Charles S White keeper of records and seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regiar
RE. W. Gendricks
J Will Cooper
Lameonte
Pythian Hall
Pine Street
William Carson
Morgan ‘Street
Charles S. White
Morgan Street
Arenor Leper No 31 Cape Girardeau Meeting Notice
Arenor Leper No 31 of Cape Girardeau Missouri meets on the first and third Thursdays each month at Eight O clock in their castle hall. George Walla is chancellor commander and Albert M. Oliver is keeper of records and seal. Box 86 is listed.
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George Walla
Albert M. Oliver
Gaeatar Sepatia No 42 holds meetings in Sedalia Mo
Gaeatar Sepatia No 42 of Sedalia Missouri holds regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month at the Conservator Annex 121 East Main Street at eight oclock sharp Prof A C Maclin chancellor commander 5 B Moore Hoffman Building keeper of records and seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservator Annex
East Main Street
A. C. Maclin
B. Moore
Hoffman
Neal
Organize Pythian Cadets in Missouri
Missouri lodges urged to organize cadet companies for Pythian children. Write Cor Wu H Hocues at 3513 Bernard Ave, St Louis to receive information and begin arrangements at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Cor Wu H Hocues
Bernard Ave
St Louis
Hair Grower and Dandruff Remedy Ad Agency Offer
A vintage classified style ad touts Taylor Hen nedy Co hair grower promising hair growth and dandruff cure. It promotes 25c 50c sizes, mail order, and an agency opportunity offering commissions of 2 to 5 dollars daily plus a free list of gifts for agents. Louisville Kentucky address for Taylor Hen nedy Co Dept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Zoa-Phora Promises Relief for Womanly Ailments
An advertorial urging women to use Zoa-Phora to restore healthy function of delicate organs. It claims decades of success, cites testimonials from numerous women, and offers a Dr Pengelly book with purchase. The copy warns against ignoring early symptoms and promotes self treatment at home with a one dollar bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoa-Phora Co
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Dr. Pengelly
Little Boy Lacks Courage Among Fish Tales
A terse slice of dialogue shows a gentle matron questioning a boy about his poor fish catching. Tommy confesses fear of lying like the other boys, causing his inability to catch larger fish as he chokes back a sob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Happy contented chap and the fine dressor
A Houston Post quote contrasts two men: one married a woman for her cooking and is happy, the other married for her dressmaking skills and is sad and poverty-stricken. The dialogue highlights social motives behind marriage in a witty exchange.
War of words over Hamilton Browning and Wallace roots
An Odd Fellows Journal editorial accuses Prof DuBois of claiming Alexander Hamilton, Robert Browning, and General Lew Wallace had African ancestry in a recent New York lecture. It notes educated Black men have long known of the claim and argues skin color should not determine opportunity or intellect. The piece challenges denial of these facts.
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Prof. DuBois
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Robert Browning
Lew Wallace
Odd. Fellows Journal
Phila
Richmond Visitors Return Home and Stay in City
Miss Dora Miller returning from Kansas City after visiting relatives. Mrs Mollie Crowley of Excel Springs is in the city visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Miller
Kansas City
Mollie Crowley
Excelsior Springs
City
Local social notes and a drowning tragedy
The column lists visiting friends and relatives including Miss Carrie Smith in Wibbard and Miss Rosa Holmes in Kansas City. Prof Ruben Brown of Parks ville delivered an address to the city last Tuesday. The community mourns the death of Bruce Blackwell who drowned last Sunday. Lawrence Kimbrough is ill with fever at his parents’ home. Subscribers are urged to pay promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Allen
Carrie Smith
Wibbard
Rosa Holmes
Kansas City
Ruben Brown
Parksville
Blackwell
Bruce
Lawrence Kimbrough
Negro Business College promotes modern methods and ads
A blurb for The Twentieth Century Business College claims modern methods and advertising lead to success. It lists branches including Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Short Hand, and Typewriting. The ten month course offers diplomas and job placement. enrollment by mail totals about 240 over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggers
B. Perkins
Guthrie
Okla
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DL Stéwarda
Rock
Ackadias
Oug Alty
Sedalia
Tayler Chapel
Epworth League
Rev R. Davis
Morgan Street Baptist Church
B, Adkins
Surn
Free Baptist Church
Covenant
E VD Burns
Zula Whitley
Mabel Williams
P’ythian Lodge
Warrensburg, Mo
St. Louis
Lance
St. Louis, Mo
Ing Company
W. E. Staley, Moenr
South Ohio Street
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Gaeatar Sepatia
Sedalia, Mo
Taylor Hennedy CO
Louisville, Ky
Houston Post
Richmond
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