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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1908
Page
3
Sedamia Churches Taylor Chapel Methe id Episcopal Church announces Sunday services at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Epworth League gathering at 6:30 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening each week. Pastor R. Davis residence 107 E Cooper Street.
Morning service at a M E Church with school at 2 pm and meeting at 3 pm. Wednesday 8 pm prayer meeting. Friday night choir meeting. Thurman is pastor and H R Brown is secretary.
Warning services-11 a.m. Sunday School-2 p.m. Class meeting-3 45 p.m. Ipworth League-4 30 p.m. Evening Service-7 3 45 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Christie’s Band meeting every Friday night. You are welcome. Rev. T L Scott Pastor 313 W Clay Mrs Mamie Walker Secy.
Sunday School and preaching schedule posted with names of leaders Rev R Adkins pastor Rev F D Burns pastor and officers Mabel Williams Asst Clerk Zula Whitley Clerk Covenant and prayer meetings listed all are welcome to attend Sunday 11 am 7 pm Tuesday night prayer Friday night covenant meeting
The State Teachers Association opened at Lincoln High School with Prof Chinn presiding and an opening address. The gathering featured choir performances, prayers, officer roll calls, and discussion on public school religious services. Speakers from St Joe to Troy spoke on education, unity, and moral concerns, with welcomes from Miss Lenora Dillion and others.
Rev. B F Abbott delivered a welcome on behalf of the churches. Prof J H Ken ner of Marshall spoke about training a colt growing a flower and educating a man. Prof W E Williams of Liberty sang a bass solo The Miller. A R Chinn was introduced and read his annual paper with strong preparation. On the second day papers included What nature does for the child by A B Bolden and Competition as a stimulus by Miss Lena M Johnson. Mrs S C D Nelltz spoke on Courtesy and education. W W Yates presented Education of the Missouri Negro. Mrs Yates offered a solid paper. Chas H Brown sang a bass solo and a second rendition followed. A musical trio by Mrs S J Payne and her daughters Zephyr and Vivian highlighted the morning. Miss Payne sang at Glasgow Friday night to praise.
Joseph Simpson journeyed to Kansas City on business and returns home for Christmas. Elwood Lewis from St Louis visits Mr Herndon this week. Mrs William Smith left for Boaman on business. Miss Missie Williams returned from Kansas City after a prolonged visit. Quin Turner spends a few days in Columbia with friends. Millard Reed and Harry Hitchcock visit Rocheport. Earl Pate leaves for Montgomery City to visit family and friends. Cecelia Terrell returns to school after holidays in Glasgow. Minna Franklin visited Versailles this week. Mary and Bernice Isaacs Irene Shaefer enjoy holidays in Fayette. Gertie Pearson visits for holiday purchases. Lucile Wright returns from Lincoln Inst Jefferson City for Christmas. Mrs Wright and Mrs Fields visit Estell Abbott and Marie Johnson. Cora Fields returns to Knobwenter after visiting Windsor and Sedalia. Fred Smith enjoys holidays in Springfield. Diggs leaves for Stragon Mo for Anna L Smith wedding. C N Waight and EC Chase leave for Napton Mo. Hattie Grant and Miss Birch return after a few days in Glasgow.
Miss Sallie Sutherland returns to Boonville after visiting relatives in Pilot Grove due to illness. Sedalia women organize a social club and host holiday events as Miss Deina Miller recovers from illness. Local church activities include New Years breakfast and a well attended watch meeting.
A concise note urges seizing opportunities promptly and making the most of chances. It emphasizes timely action and prudent decision making to maximize gains from favorable moments.
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