Sedamia Churches Schedule at Taylor Chapel
The Sedamia Churches at Taylor Chapel Methodist Episcopal announce morning services at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. and evening services at 8 p.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Epworth League 6 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesdays 8 p.m. Teachers meeting Fridays. Rev Daves, pastor. residence 107 E Cooper St. H R Brown, secretary.
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Taylor Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
Epworth League
Daves
Cooper Street
Morning Services at Church North Osage Street
C M E Church on North Osage Street lists morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. and evening service at 7 45 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Christian Band meets Friday night. Rev T L Scott is pastor. Mrs Mamie Walker is secretary.
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Teaslers
P. Thurman
H. R. Brown
Clane
Epworth League
T. L. Scott
Clay
Mamie Walker
Morden Street Baptist Church Services and Notices
Morden Street Baptist Church. Preaching Sunday School 2:30 p m Preaching 7:30 p m day evening Come you will be made welcome to all of our services Rev J H Downing GQUANWS CHAPEL FREE GAPTICT cM Wwncy Sunday School van Peeaching First and Third Sun May in each month It a m and 7 80 p Prayer Meeting Tuesday night Covenant Meeting Friday night Powes free and everybody made welcome Rev & AL Burne Faster Mre Zule Whitley Clerk Mabe! Williams Aast Clerk
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J. H. Downing
Gquanws Chapel
Wwncy Sunday School
Covenant
Powes
AL Burne
Zule Whitley
Mabe
Wiliiams
Lincoln Day Observed by Luther Mackey in Des Moines
Luther Mackey former George R. Smith College student directed an elaborate Lincoln Day program at Burns M E Church Des Moines pastor Rev J M Harris. The church Was filled with Des Moines residents of white and colored. Mackey, a leading young local, plans to join the Central Missouri Conference soon and pursue ministry.
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Luther Mackey
George R. Smith College
Des Moines
Iowa
Lincoln
Burns M.E
J. M. Harris
M. L. Mackey
Sedalia
Missouri
Mackey
Central Missouri Conference
Morgan
Cheerful in Paying Benefits Thankful Letter From Sufferer
Springfield readers share a note from B. Hampson thanking HeartStone of Kansas City for benefits paid during illness. He praises the cheerful manner of both collection and payment, calling the support liberal.
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Springfield
HeartStone
Kansas City
B. Hampson
Personal notes on local events and visits
Dr Miles anti pain pills relieve pain. Miss Lula Phillis left Friday evening to visit her parents at Smihton Mo. Day students of young ladies gave a program at Talor's Chapel Tuesday evening. Presiding Elder B F Abbot of the St Louis District Central Mo Conference M E Church spent the week with family. Mrs Lizzie Young of Jefferson City visiting her daughter Mrs Lulu Abbott of West Moggan street. Mrs M G Brown rushed to aid sister Mrs Lillie Write who is dangerously ill at her Speed Mo home.
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Talor's Chapel
B. F. Abbot
St. Louis District
M. E. Church
Lizzie Young
Jefferson City
Lulu Abbott
West Moggan Street
M.G. Brown
Lillie
Local News Briefs Reflect Illnesses and Deaths in Sedalia
Mrs Susan Johnson ill at home. Susan Anderson reported very sick this week. Federation failed to meet due to death. Mrs Miria Barnes on sick list. Miss Emma Tutt of Versailles attended Paschal Craddock funeral. Medley Club drew large Morgan St Baptist Church audience Friday. Henry Burress left Sedalia with singers for the west. Nettie Ross of Kansas City attended Paschal Craddock funeral. Al G Wheeler back at business after pneumonia. Mrs J A Miller and family moved to new home after fire. Rev J H Downing baptized ten and received eleven. Morgan St Baptist revived under new pastor. Mrs Milinda Monroe died at 36 on Henry and Lamine Sts. Funeral at C M E church, burial Sedilia Cemetery. Mrs Edward Thomas burned at home carrying hot lard. She improving. Colored women urged as local agents. ads for Creole products. Mrs Robert Martin died at East Pettis. funeral at Morgan St Baptist, burial city cemetery. Art Club met Mrs C V Allen on East Hams Street. few due to sickness, served pineapple sherbet and cake. Paschal Craddock died in St Paul, Minnesota, at 28. mother and kin travel. Interment in city cemetery. Miller residence at Moniteau and Morgan destroyed by fire. insured for $500. Mrs Charlotte Martin died on Hogay Street after lingering illness. buried Sedalia Cemetery.
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Medley Club
Morgan St. Baptist Church
Henry Burress
Sedalia
West
Nettie Ross
Kansas City
Our City
Paschal Craddock
al G Wheeler
J. A. Miler
East Morgan St
Moniteau and
Morgan
J. H. Downing
Morgan Street
Edward Thomas
Ham St
Burton Toilet Goods Company
St. Joseph
Michigan
Robert Martin
East Pettis Street
Morgan Street Baptist Church
Art Club
C. V. Allen
East Ham Sreet
St. Paul
Minnesota
W. H. Miller
Morgan Streets
William Alexander
Cape Girardeau
Charlotte Martin
Hogay Street
Obituary of Charlotte Martin Born in Scott County Kentucky
Rev. Richard Davis officiated as pastor of the M. E. Church. Charlotte Martin was born August 29, 1817 in Scott County Kentucky and moved to Missouri as a child where she married. She had four children and six grandchildren. She belonged to Taylor's Chapel and lived a faithful Christian life.
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Richard Davis
M. E. Church
Charlotte Martin
Scott Co
Kentucky
Missouri
Taylor’s Chapel
Evered
Knights confer Knight’s Degree on a dozen initiates
Greater Sedalia Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias conferred the Knight’s Degree on twelve new members, including Sylvester S. Abbott Reverend Thomas L. Scott Fred A. Hughes Andrew McFeeters Frank Lyndsey Louis Jimerson Thomas Ross Charley Jimerson Charley Gallie Thomas Fox and William Ross.
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Greater Sedalia
Knights of Pythias
Ex-Slave Heir to a Fortune Claims Estate
Judge J A L Wolfe of Sherman Texas and Major W A Gett arrived in Sedalia to take depositions in the case of Basil Campbell's heirs John Wheeler of Sedalia and Wyatt Wheeler of Denton County Texas suing for the estate. The former slave Basil Campbell left an estate valued at 25000 to 40000 dollars.
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J. A. L. Wolfe
Sherman
Tex
C. M. Zeigle
W. A. Gett
Sacramento
Wolfe
Major Cett
John Wheeler
Sedalia
Wyatt Wheeler
Denton County
Texas
Basil Campbell
Basil
Catherine Stephens
California
Stephen
John
George Stephens
Wheeler Boys
Judge Wolf
Major Gett
Zeigle
Bunceton
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Advertised Relief
An ad extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headaches rheumatism neuralgia and other pains claiming near instant relief with no after effects. It cites user testimonials from T Russell Ant N W Ry Butter Creek and Viegas Alton praising elimination of chronic headaches and neuralgia after use. The copy notes price 25 cents for 25 doses and mentions druggists nationwide.
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Miles
Mes
Tam
N. W. Ry
Buttle Creek
Dr. Miles
Viegas
Alton
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Rogers the Shoe Doctor Offers Two Soles for Willy Cents
Rogers the Shoe Doctor invites customers to exchange two soles for Willy Cents. Located just south of the Post Office, the offer promotes shoe repair and trade in a simple local ad.
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Rogers
Fair and Honest With MUI in Oklahoma Valley
Letter from L W Webb pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church in Cathey Oklahoma dated February 19 1908 praises Ira G Harris president of Neighbours of the Hearthstone Kansas City for prompt liberal service during illness and benefits. Webb endorses the insurer as fair and honest and urges others to carry insurance with them.
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Cathey
Oklahoma
Ira G. Harris
the Hearthstone
Kansas City
Missouri
L. W. Webb
Shiloh Baptist Church
Die Agena of henincle and city lines
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning die asile control inville with unclear context and missing details about dates or events.
Local rep sought to grow Sedalia magazine subscriptions
Wanted local representative for Sedalia and vicinity to handle renewals and expand the subscription list of a prominent monthly magazine. Salary plus commission. Experience desirable but not required. Good opportunity for the right person. Address Publisher Box 59 Station O New York.
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Sedalia
Station O
New York
The Twentieth Century Bus iness Collge ad
An advertisement for a Negro institution of modern methods offers a ten month business course. It lists Commercial Law, Commerce Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Typing, Shorthand, and Homemanship. Diplomas are granted and positions for graduates are promised.
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Negro Institution OF Modern Methods
Cautionary Proverb Echoes In Timely Advice Doorside
A terse warning urges vigilance at the door and seizing favorable moments. The note counsels the wise to act decisively when opportunity presents itself, framing prudent risk taking as a guiding principle.
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J. T. Brown
Monroe St
J. J. McDonald
Thiebe-Stierin Music House
St. Louis
Chickering & Son
Boston
Poole, Cameron
Thiebe-Stierlin
Thielin
Stien
Bach-Dreher
Cailon
J. J. McDonouch
LaFayette Street
Sedamia
C. M. E. ‘Church
North Osage St
Morden Street Baptist Church
Lula Phillis
Smihton Mo
Susan Johnson
Mve
Susan Anderson
Federation
Miria Barnes
Emma Tutt
Versailles
Mui
Pries
Patsy Williams
North Lamine ST
Sedalia, MO
J. M. Arbuckle
General Merchandise
Washington,cthn
Boston Mass
Oto Lla
J. D. Ball, M. D
Lexington
DY. Steele
F. Main
Grosshaw
East Main St
Jackson
J. Will Jackson
Minniola Cottage
C. A. Biggers
K. Perkins
Guthrie. Olde
Cove
Ford
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