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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
3
Brief notices list monthly meeting dates for council and court groups across Missouri towns, naming officers and meeting times. Includes Ardmore, Sedalia, Springfield, and Farmington units with names like Mrs Mary D Marshall and Mra Ada Murphy.
Leroy Woolrich holds Hepenis John's Chapel in Mies Lene Dillon while a teacher from Léspolo School spends holidays with relatives Minges Katie Guy and Viole t. After visiting St. Josaphi, they return home for New Year’s visit. Both are noted for excellent musical records at Western University.
W. W. Lampkins travels to Miami to tend a sick sister in a revival at St James Chapel. Miss Ardonid Abbott and Misses Irernie Fletcher Lucile Wright and Cora Daniels enjoy holidays with family and friends in midland. A note to readers warns of removing nonresponsive names from the list. Next week a detailed report on the La Fayette County Colored Fat Meeting in Lexington during the holidays.
Misses Ethel Henderson Aulen Freeman and Fannie Hawkins, students of Lincoln Institute, are noted in a brief item. No further details provided.
Central Missouri Conference leaders in Sedalia urge pastors and members of the Methodist Episcopal Church to fulfill duties, collect offerings, and avoid blanks at the upcoming annual session in Joplin on March 20. W. AH Smith, P. EB emphasizes planning prayer and work to ensure success.
George Town December 29 30 Dresden Connecticut January 31 February 1 Sweet Spriega 5s Blackburn Connecticut 6 10 Marghal 12 13 Rock Creek Lead Melal Bend 1920 Welliegtod 42 24 Lexington
The message lists many dates and towns from 26-27 Odessa to 16-17 Joplin in a fourth round of the Conference year. It requests pastors to conduct a revival in their charges to win souls to the Redeemer and to raise every dollar of the apportioned claim, beseeching members to remember the Conference claimants.
In last week's Conservator a poem titled People Will Talk used the old phrase Meddlesome Matilda causing a local Matilda to think the writer referred to her. A. H. Harris of Versailles Missouri clarifies no reflection was intended and affirm high regard for the Matilda in the city.
Excelsior court no 14 of St Louis convenes on the first Wednesday afternoon each month at 3137 Pine street with Mrs Anna Morrison acting as worthy counsellor and Mrs Sequinia Davis serving as register of deeds.
A Clinton church meeting at the M. E. Church opened the week while Rev W Divers celebrated Xmas with family in Sedalia. Jefferson City visitors Miss Eunice Freeman Miss Clara Walls and Miss Lena Prowell joined relatives for the holiday.
Past chancellor J. H. Diggs installed officers for Fayette lodge No. 25 in Fayette Missouri noting the lodge is in good condition and preparing for the grand lodge session in July. C. G. Brown L. M. Hockady and J. H. Diggs will represent the lodge at the July event. Officers installed include Lewis H. Williams chancellor commander Willie J. Hicks vice chancellor J. H. Thornley prelate Lauriezo Leonard keeper of records and seal B. F. Isaacs master of finance Edward Cameron master of exchequer Benjamin Pankey master at arms Walter Darby inner guard Thomas Miller outer guard.
Weekly program lists Sunday School preaching class meeting and Epworth League prayer meeting. Evening services at 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm led by Rev R Davis pastor residence 107 E Cooper Street.
Fragmentary OCR shows freight and train numbers with times and local references. No coherent event or full entities. readable items include No. 100m No. 3 4:00 a.m No. 7 007 Tam No. 21 2:10 p.m No.1 2:25 p.m No. 5 700 p.m local freight context unclear.
Passenger train services show Sedalia departures bound for Warsaw with returns to Sedalia. The schedules indicate leaves and arrivals at each city, reflecting a brief routing through Sedalia and Warsaw.
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