Taylor Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule
Sedamia Church Directory lists Taylor Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 00 a m class meeting at 2 00 p m Epworth League at 6 30 p m preaching again at 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesdays evening Rev R Davis pastor residence 107 E Cooper Street.
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Taylor Chapel
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School
Epworth League
R. Davis
Cooper Street
Quinn Chapel A. M. E. Church Service Schedule
Quinn Chapel A. M. E. Church announces morning service at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. class meeting at 3 p.m. evening service at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Teachers’ meeting Friday night. Pastor P. Thurman. Secretary H. R. Brown.
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P. Thurman
H. R. Brown
Morning services and activities at M E Church North Osage St
Morning worship at 11 a m Sunday School at 2 p m Class meeting at 3 45 p m Epworth League at 9 30 p m Evening service at 7345 p m Prayer meeting every Wednesday and a Christian Band on Friday nights Rev T L Scott pastor and Mrs Mamie Walker secretary invite attendance
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Epworth League
T. L. Scott
W. Clay
Mamie Walker
Morgan Street Baptist Church Sunday Services
Morgan Street Baptist Church schedules 11:00 a m preaching Sunday school 2:30 p m preaching 7:30 p m Sunday evening service all welcome Rev J H Downing invites attendance QUAW S CHAPEL FREE BAPTIST CHURCH also holds Sunday School 108 mh preaching first and third Sundays at 11 a m and 7 p m prayer meeting Tuesday and Friday evenings pews free all welcome names Foster Mr Zula Whitley clerk Mabel Williams assistant clerk
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Morgan Street Baptist Church
J. H. Downing
Quaw
Free Baptist Church
Alexander Lane M D Legislator and physician of Chicago
Alexander Lane M D a free American member of the Illinois Legislature, born in Lexington Mississippi, educated in Carbondale and Rush Medical College, practiced in Cook County as assistant county physician, married Isabelle Holland in 1882 with one son Roscoe C. Lane, elected to the Forty-fifth General Assembly in November, opposed the Oglesby Primary Bill, regarded as a leader in the medical profession by peers and press.
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Alexander Lane
Lexington
Miss
Illinois
Perry Co
Lane
Carbondale
Southern Illinois Normal
Chicago
Rush Medical College
Doctor Lane
Cook County
Lanse
Isabelle Holland
Old Kentucky
Quinn Chapel
Roscoe C. Lane
Langley Avenue
47Th Street
Allison
Egan
State Board of Hearts
Medical News
Springfield News
Springfield
Oglesby
Mrs Brown Recovers as Family Updates Health
Mrs Alice Brown was somewhat indisposed during the past week while H R Brown has been very sick with lagrippe but is now up and out again Hear Reverend Broad Ax at the A M E Church this week.
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Alice Brown
H. R. Brown
Lagrippe
College Notes from the YMCA and Chapel Events
Welile James and Sam Royston are with us again. The YMCA gains energy and life as new students arrive. Miss Bernice Isaacs has fully recovered. New opera chairs fill the chapel. Miss Hattie Grant tests for her Glasgow home while her sister is reported ill. Marl Pate preached at Taylor Chapel last Sunday. A new hand teacher has arrived and C Miller is praised for work done. The Sabbath School gave ten dollars to the Taylor Chapel New Church Fund. Miss Hattie Smith left for Lexington due to her mother's illness. Powers Porter returns from Oswego Kansas after holidays, and President Lowe attended a meeting of Methodist College Presidents in Jacksonville. Ipworth League concert featured prayers, scripture, talks, and music led by various leaders.
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P Bell
J Tompkins
Bowles
Arch Booker
Misa Lilly D.nony
D. Petty
Miller
William Davenport Returns From Kansas City Visit
William Davenport, after spending several weeks in Kansas City, has returned home.
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William Davenport
Kansas City
Inaugural addresses mark Elks officers at new home
The program Thursday night featured inaugural addresses by newly elected officers and a discussion. Elks take charge of the remodeled hall at 121 East Main Street with modern improvements. The IBPOE group is expanding rapidly as a social calendar grows. The Leap Year social at Armory Hall Monday by Young and Jackson, known as Chocolate Drop and Bon-Bon Buddy, drew a large crowd and grateful patrons. Congratulations to new arrivals and best wishes for healthy mothers and babies. Sedalia youths reorganized Taylor Chapel literary society, electing EK F Jackson as president and a slate including C N Wright, Miss Katy Phillips, Lawrence Mason, Vernon Young, Earl Pate, with Archie Booker and Orris Jackson on the program committee.
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Elks
E. Main St
Ibpo E. W
Armory Hall
Messers Young and Jackson
Sedalia
Taylor Chapel
EK. F. Jackson
C. N. Wright
Miss. Katy Phillips
Lawrence Mason
Vernon Young
Earl Pate
Chaplin
Archie Booker
Orris Jackson
Mrs Crowe Ill This Week
Mrs Mary Crowe has been worse during the past week and ill for a long time. Furman Golden of Sweeny is visiting his father on West Morgan Street this week.
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Mary Crowe
Furman Golden
Sweeny
West Morgan St
Warrensburg Note On Illness Calls for Mra Bank
Mrs Carl Bank was summoned to Warrensburg due to illness in her husband's relatives.
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Mra
Carl Bank
Warrensburg
Revival meetings led by Morgan Street Baptist Church
The Morgan Street Baptist Church continues its revival meetings with a series of services inviting the community to attend and hear inspiring sermons and music. Members urge attendance to partake in the ongoing spiritual revival and renewal events.
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Morgan St Baptist Church
Revival at A. M. E Church Draws Crowd with Heat and Sermons
A revival meeting at the A. M. E Church drew a large crowd as preachers delivered spirited sermons and the heat inside the building heightened the fervor of attendees.
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A. M. E Church
Kansas City Man Charles Atkins Visits for Probate Work
Charles Atkins of Kansas City Missouri was in our city during the past week to attend to probate business, meeting local officials and handling estate matters.
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Charles Atkins
Kansas City
Our City
Medly Quartette Holds First Grand Ball at Armory Hall
The Medly Quartette presented its first grand ball at Armory Hall on Thursday night with strong attendance and community interest.
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Armory Hall
Nervine Restores Strength Says Mrs Burke
A testimonial from Mrs. W. J. Burke of Myrtle Creek credits Dr Miles Nervine with curing a severe nervous breakdown and restoring health. She praises relief from weakness irritability and fatigue and notes a pharmacist can refund a bottle if it fails. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana stands behind the remedy.
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Miles’ Nervine
W. J. Burke
Myrtle Creek
Sella
Miles
John Williams and wife called to Pilot Grove
John Williams and his wife were summoned to Pilot Grove recently due to the serious illness of his wife's mother.
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John Williams
Pilot Grove
Popular Artist Improves After Pneumonia Attack
Al. G. Wheeler, well known tensorial artist, shows improvement following a bout of double pneumonia.
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al. G. Wheeler
Visitor from New Franklin Delights Mrs Estelle Abbott
Miss Della Watts of New Franklin was a pleasant visitor to Mrs Estelle Abbott over Friday Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Harry Tutt left Saturday for Canada to see her mother will stay at St Louis a few days to visit old friends.
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Della Watts
New Franklin
Estelle Abbott
Harry Tutt
Canada
St. Lows
Fragmented OCR News Item About Local Event
The readable parts show an unclear notice from a local newspaper page likely detailing a community event or public notice. Names, dates, and places are not legible enough to extract concrete facts or outcomes.
Personal notices of local residents and health remedies
Geo Garret shows improvement after illness as Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills ease pain. Nadine Dyer spent days in California Mo this week Emma Washington left for Kansas City Mo Saturday Rev J H Ball spent Saturday and Sunday in California Mo Joseph Guy ill at home on Pacific Street Miss Ruby Martin accompanies. The association aims to keep young people in touch with today’s best literary talent.
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Nadine Dyer
California
Misa
Ruby Martin
The Twentieth Century Business College Ad
An ad for a Negro institution promotes modern methods and a ten month business course. It lists branches such as Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Short Hand, and Typewriting. The school offers diplomas and placement, with enrollment around 240 over three years.
Opportunity Knocks at Your Door Seize it Wisely
A brief adage urges quick action when opportunity presents itself. It advises decisive steps to seize chances before they pass, highlighting timely risk taking and prudent optimism. The saying frames opportunity as a door to be opened with intent and effort.
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