Negro fair aims to showcase livestock and talents in Missouri
August 16 17 18 at Negev field presents livestock and poultry exhibits. Premiums include four hundred dollars for speed entries. Departments cover needlework culinary domestic arts and varied enviroments. Exhibitors from Lexington Higginsville and surrounding towns join for reasonable rates and trusted guarantees. Contact Mose Green Wilt Hagwood and Joe T.P. Johnson for catalogues and schedules.
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Mose Green
Lexington
Wilt Hagwood
Joe TP. Johnson
Baard of Directors
Hivwineville
Glorious Fourth Picnic and Grand Installation
Strother Lodge No 84 hosts a Grand Fourth of July picnic and public installation at Migginsaville Fair Grounds. Rev Brooks delivers the address after installation at 2 pm, followed by a classical concert at the Second Baptist Church in the evening.
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Strother Lodge No
Why I Am Proud of My Race Essay Fragment
A reflective piece recounts a palled social moment where a distinguished woman questions the meaning of pride in one’s race. The narrator, inspired by African American progress at Tuskegee, defends pride in the race’s history, struggles, and humble achievements while contrasting with the Anglo Saxon timeline and broader Civilizational progress.
Picnic at Arrow Rock Harvest Outing Draws Masses
Arrow Rock churches unite for a monster picnic and harvest outing in July. A large delegation from nearby towns will attend. W H M Fluston, editor of the Sietania Wriektly Consent ytor, will address residents on The Laskayett County Colored Fairy, Its scope and nature act ful news. A halftime show features Arrow Rock and Neleoo teams.
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Arrow Rock
Tovros
W HM Fluston
Sietania Wriektly Consent Ytor
Laskayett County
Colored Fairy
Arrow Rook
Neleoo
First Quarterly Meeting At Smithton Reports Progress
In Smithton Rev W H H Smith presided at the first quarterly meeting held recently. Two sermons were preached and services were delightful. Reports show advancement across lines. Outerville church has been repainted and wallpapered. Smithton grounds fenced with minor improvements. Total money raised for all purposes amounts to 103 dollars. Several new members welcomed including one probationer and one restored member.
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W H H. Smith
Smithton
I Am Proud Of My Race And Its Quiet Strength
The speaker reflects on the war instinct, endurance, and suffering that shaped the Negro race through slavery and hardship. He praises slave songs, faithful enslaved people, and the patience shown by colored Americans as parallels to early Christians. He expresses pride in racial resilience and the future contribution to global civilization.
College Cat Analogues and Year Books Available
The Geo. R. Smith College announces completion of cat analogues and year books. Call at the office or at the College to obtain copies.
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Geo. R. Smith College
Tivton Prof O M Shawkelford and Brother Attend Parents
Tivton reports a mathematics instructor from Lincoln Institute and his brother, a student there, visiting parents this week. Annual Sermon of Home Pilgrim Aid Society held at Methodist Church with Rev Waste delivering a notable sermon and refreshments served.
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O M Shawkelford
Lincoln Institute
Robert
Home Pilgrim Aid Society
Methodist Church
Rew Waste
Nowitty
H P A Mall
Grand Commandry Knight Templars Elect Officers in Chicago
In Chicago last week the Grand Commandry of Knight Templars for Illinois held a annual meeting. Officers elected include John G Jones as Right Grand Commander De Win Carter Deputy Grand Commander TY Webster Berwn Grand Generals A Harper Grand Captain General Caleb Morgan Grand Knight George Jones Junior Grand Warden Charles Fie ter Grand Recorder Ww Mar ther JA Camp Well Grand Treasurer T Lowell Grand Sentinel and others.
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Knight Templars
Chicago
John G Jones
de Win Carter
TY Webster Berwn
Generatisnmares
MATA BEND Community Notes and Social Events
Daughters of Anna Steer son return to Kansas City. Children Day exercises at the A M E churches. Triplett sisters entertain on the 25th. Miss Thomas and J Pipes wed at Fy a0 lo clock. Annie Wiltons wedding bells soon. Christopher Tayes to Penny town in July to assist Rev Rhodes rally. Mrs Nannie Saunders buys a new organ adding beauty to her home.
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Anna Steerson
Kansas City
H ‘Taylo
Rey
M ‘Thomas
J Pipes
Rey Christopher Tayes
Penny Town
Rey FW Rhodes
Nannie Saunders
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