Subordinate Courts of the Order of Calanthe Directory
Kansas City courts meet at Vendome Academy 1734 Grand Ave. Prudence 166 meets 2nd and 4th Fridays at 2:30 PM with Mrs Mary D Marshall and Mrs S M Dibble. Progress No 5 meets 1st and 3rd Fridays at 2:30 PM with Mrs Lily Johnson and Mrs R H Browning. Oriental No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 PM with Mrs Dollie Yates and Mrs Lulu Edwards. White Rose No 17 meets 1st and 3rd Thursday at 2:30 PM with Mrs Norena West and Mrs Pinkey Green. Mascot Court No 132 Ardmore Mo meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 2:30 PM in Pythian hall with Mrs Fannie E Majors and Miss Julia Hall. Utopia Court No 19 Sedalia Mo meets 1st Thursday at 3 PM in DOH hall with Mrs J A Miller and Mrs Lulu Coleman. Pythagoras Court No 16 Springfield Mo meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 325 Boonville St with Mrs Lucy Williams and Mrs F L Boxley. Booker T Washington Court Ironton Mo meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays in Pythian hall with Mabel Gofon and Birdie Callier. Masoleat Court No 127 Farmington Mo meets Fridays at 2:30 PM in Masonic hall with Mrs Ada Murphy and Miss Reasie Hunt. Courts not entered should send name and number, meeting date, and officer list to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington Court
Ironton
Pythian Hell
Mabel Go Fon
Birdie Cellier
Masoleat Court NO
Farmington, Mo
Ada Murphy
Reasie Hunt
Local resident Major Brockman returns home amid court and lodge events
Major Brockman, long-time resident, returns home as Utopia Court number 19 Calanthe holds a private installation on January 10. Creator Sedalia lodge number 42 K of P will host a banquet after the installation with Past Worthy Counsellor Mrs J A Milst presiding. James Smith of Mexico, college chief engineer, spoke with enthusiasm about the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopia Court
Order of Calanthe
Sedalia Lodge
K. of P
J.A. Milst
James Smith
Mexico
Gun Club boasts of Mexico boys superior shooting
He says the Mexico boys can out shoot any club in the country at any time. Fulton Pleasant Hill and Kansas City must practice with telescopic sights to keep pace with Smiths sure hitters this Spring and Summer. Moses Green walked 20 miles for rabbits but saw only crows near his home. his friends urge another try.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Fulton
Pleasant Hill
Kansas City
Smith
Moses Green
Principals shuffled in Negro ward schools
Three transfers of principals were approved by the school board. W. W. Yates moves from Phil lips to Lincoln to fill the Bailey vacancy. J. C. Herriford shifts from Page to Phil lips. Isaiah Horton, a teacher, is named principal of Page school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Yates
Phillips
Lincoln
S. R. Bailey
J. C. Herriford
Page School
Phillips School
Isaiah Horton
Page
K. C. Times
Mrs Anna Burton Leaves for Virginia After Visit
Mrs Anna Burton wife of Henry Burton a respected citizen of South Sedalia departed a few days since for Virginia her old home. Her daughter Jeannetta accompanied her and they will remain in East for 30 days.
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Anna Burton
Henry Burton
South Sedalia
Virginia
Jeannetta
East
Christmas social notes in Clinton and area
Mr. Quincy Denton returns from Illinois while James Gilbert remains sick. Mrs. M. Brown shows improvement after illness. Maple Leaf Club plans Xmas entertainments and the M E church prepares for holiday events. Rev A H Higgs D D visited recently and was welcomed. Mrs L M Trice to Macon Mo for Xmas. Editor Huston visited on K P lodge business and school. The first museum for Negro children opened in room 2 by Miss Eric Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Denton
Illinois
James Gilbert
M. Brown
Maple Leaf Club
M. E. Church
A. H. Higgs
D. D
Our City
L. M. Trice
Macon
Huston
P. Lodge
Eric Jackson
The Black Politician at Sedalia Theatre
The Smart Set, a top colored troupe, presents The Black Politician at Sedalia Theatre on Saturday December 30. S. H. Dudley stars with a sixty strong company in a three act musical comedy about a race track tour promoting a mayoral candidate. It blends humor, songs, and lively surprises to keep audiences aroused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia Theatre
S$. H. Dudley
Hiram Grindle
Hezekiah
Centaur Church Note on Local Attendances and Visitors
Elder W H Banks filled his appointment here Sunday. Mrs Geo Brown is convalescent. Mrs Will Brown of St Louis visited her mother in law Mrs Geo Brown Monday. White attended church here Sunday day and night with his companion who lives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Banks
Geo. Brown
Will Brown
St. Louis
White
Orrville Social News Notes From Sunday Visits
B H Brown spent Sunday evening in Orrville basking in the sunlight of Miss Smiles. Mrs Harrison Greene returned home after a visit with daughter Mrs Hawailal Heath of St. Louis. Nellie Watson of Orrville and Gertrude Taylor of Chesterfield visited Mrs Geo Brown. Hattie Shackford, at St Louis County teachers meeting in Webster Groves, returned to her school duties reporting a fine gathering with 40 colored teachers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H. Brown
Orrville
Harrison Greene
Hawailal Heath
St. Louis
Nellie Watson
Gertrude Taylor
Chesterfield
Geo Brown
Hattie Shackford
Teachers Association of St. Louis Co
Webster Groves
Excelsior Court No 14 Meets in St Louis at Pine Street
Excelsior court number 14 of St Louis holds meeting on the first Wednesday at 3137 Pine street. Mrs Anna Morrison serves as worthy counsellor and Mrs Sequinia Davis as register of deeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Court No. 14
St. Louis
Pine Street
Anna Morrison
Sequinia Davis
Register of Deeds
Semi-Annual Elections At Three St Louis Masonic Lodges
At Semper Fidelis lodge 34 St Louis reelected Thomas H Baker as chancellor commander O J Biggs keeper of records and seal and James H Harrison representative Pride of the West lodge 1 elected Wm Mitegel chancellor commander W H Goff keeper of records and seal and Thomas Hanger and W H Goff grand representatives Harrisson lodge 12 Huntsville elected A L Davis chancellor commander W L Toney keeper of records and seal J H Burton grand representative Excelsior lodge 3 elected F W Lewis chancellor commander Arthur Turner keeper of records and seal and W L Hill with Thompson as altercates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semper Fidelis Lodge
St. Louis
Thomas H. Baker
O. J. Biggs
James H. Harrison
Pride of the West
Wm. Mitegel
W.H. Goff
Thomas Hanger
W. H
Goff
Harrisson Lodge
Hunteville
A.L. Davis
W. L. Toney
Neal
J. H. Burton
Excelsior Lodge
St. Louie
F. W. Lewis
Arthur Turner
W. E. Osborne
Abram Gibbs
W. L. Hill
Hlh
Thompson
Never Give Up Prompted by Kate Clyde at Palladium
A motivational verse from Kate Clyde in Palladium urges perseverance to conquer tough tasks. It emphasizes resisting fate and embracing work and pluck to achieve success despite external foes and internal doubts.
Sunday School and Prayer Meeting Announced
A weekly Sunday School preaching class and Epworth League prayer meeting led by Rev R. Davis, pastor, at residence 107 E. Cooper Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
R. Davis
E. Cooper Street
Church Services Announced by Rev R Adkins
Rev R Adkins, pastor, invites attendance at 11:00 a m Sunday school, 2:30 p m preaching, and 7:30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting. All are welcome to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. R. Adkins
Sunday School Tea TM Preaching First and Third Sunday
Sunday School tea time announced with preaching on the first and third Sunday each month at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m Prayer Meeting is held Tuesday night Covenant Meeting on Friday night pews are free and all are welcome
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Covenant Meeting
Arrive Going East No 8 and 1 and 11 am schedule note
Fragmentary OCR lists arrival times for eastbound trains No 8 at 12 14 mist No 1 at 14 am No 11 at 10 am No 22 at 2120 pm and No 44 at 1 pm No 2 at 0 10 pm plus Nou 100 local freight and note No 100 starts from yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneereevesne
Unclear freight and departure notices in brief
Fragmentary OCR notes report local freight arrivals and departures with times 2:30 p and 0:15, including numbers 602 609 690 608 and a bid reference. No clear event, location, or entities beyond generic freight operations. The text is incomplete and lacks cohesive context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cere Bor
Gol
Sedalia Warsaw train schedule fragment with times
A partial OCR of a rail timetable mentions leaves for Sedalia and Warsaw with several times listed such as 6:26 pm and 8:12 am. It references trains No. 1 6:26 pm No. 8 38:408m, No. 611 daily except, and other fragmented notes including departs around 6:50 pm and early morning arrivals.
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Ourt Directory
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Vendome Academy
Grand Ave
Prudence
Mary D Marshall
S M Dibble
Lily ‘Johnson
R H Browning
Oriental No. 10
Dollie Yates
Lulu Edwards
Recorder of Deeds
White Rose No
Norena West
Worthy Counsillor
Pinkey Green
Eorder
Mascot
Ardmore, Mo
Pythian Hall
Fannie E Majors
Julia Hall
R of D
Utopia Court No
Sedalia, Mo
J A Mill Er
Lulu Coleman
Pythagoras Court
Springfield, Mo
Boonville Street
Lucy Williams
F L Boxley
H. Huston
Meese
Major Brockman
North
Washington Avenue
St. Clair McClain
Blue Front
Mrs
Patsey Williams
Messa
Sedalia
North Lamine Street
Missouri
Clinton
New Sedalia Theatre
Life
United States
J. Brooks
North Fifth Street
Kansas
G. J Grosshaw
East Main St
Sio La.m
Top. m
J. D. Ball, M. D
Lexington
Centaur
J. G. Russell
St. Sedalia, Mo
Amt
Opera Glasses
Dickman
Jewelry Store
Ohio St
Tarson
OLD Braxp
Sedalija, MO
Cme
Kate Clyde
Palladium
Taylor Chapel Methodist Church
Morgan Street Baptist Church
Gurn's
Free Baptist Church
E D Burns
Zula Whitley
Mabel Williams
Ing Company
W. E. Staley
Mar
South Ohio Street
Prific
Bewesea
Warsaw
Route Western
Kans
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Ruth
Mage
Beso
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