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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
3
Sedalia church directory lists Taylor Chapel with Sunday School at 9 30 am preaching at 11 am class meeting 9 00 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm preaching 7 30 pm prayer meeting Wednesdays Rev R Davis pastor residence 107 E Cooper street
Morning Service at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 7 p.m. Class meeting at 7 p.m. Evening Service at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Teachers' meeting Friday night. Thurman is pastor with H. R. Brown as secretary.
Church notices list morning service at 11 a m Sunday School 2 p m class meeting 3 45 p m Epworth League 930 p m evening service 7345 p m prayer meeting Wednesdays weekly Christian Band Fridays Rev T L Scott pastor 313 W Clay Mamie Walker secretary
Morgan Street Baptist Church invites all to Sunday school at 2 30 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m on Sunday evening. Rev J H Downing extends welcome to all. Guan's Chapel Free Baptist holds Sunday School and preaching First and Third Sundays, 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night Covenant Meeting Friday night Pew free and everybody welcome. Rev W H Howard Pastor Mrs Zula Whitley Clerk Mabel Williams Asst Clerk
The American Protective Tariff League publishes a reproduction of Joseph W. Fordney's speech from the Ways and Means Committee in Congress. Free document No. 93 available by postal card request to W F Wakeman Secretary 339 Broadway New York. For headache Miles Anti Pain Pills listed.
The Ninth Annual Session of the Grand Court Order of Calon the Knights of Pythias will convene in Sedalia Missouri at the Court House with Mrs Theresa MM Johnson presiding on July 28 at 8 pm The informal preliminaries include welcome addresses from city officials and lodge representatives followed by a grand informal reception at the Park for Grand Lodge Grand Court and visitors.
The notice lists DR. J. M. HARRIS as Chairman with 8. B. MOORE as Secretary and MRS. A. L. STEMMONS as Vice Chairman. It invites all anticipated attendees to write to F. A. Hughes, Chairman Reception Committee, for details and progression of future attractions to be announced later.
The editorial argues that a justice of the highest tribunal must combine deep legal knowledge, a strong judicial mind, and long experience with solid character and community reputation. It lauds Judge Argus Cox of the Circuit for fifteen years on the bench, noting his adherence to higher court precedents and statewide fame, urging his nomination as the state’s top jurist. Southwest Missouri supports him if he accepts the responsibility.
The text extols a candidate as indefatigable and decorous with unassailable honor. It lauds calm poise, temperance, fairness, and moral courage, claiming the figure stands above party influence and personal gain. It notes Missouri gains from a qualifying map and clean home life, praising Republican alignment as a notable virtue.
Plan to visit Sedalia during Grand Lodge and Grand Court sessions. contact F A Hughes chair of reception committee Box g6 Sedalia Missouri for arrangements and guidance.
Silas Brent made a flying trip of Sweet Springa Monday. John Whittie is out of the city doing contract work.
Mrs. Mattie Bridgewater and her mother came from Smithton on Monday. Rev. A. W. Emerson of Kansas City visited Sedalia this week to care for his brother Fred who is very ill. L. Sheppard of Kansas City came to Sedalia on business for the Negro Modern Woodmen of the World. Mrs. Stella Bentley returned from an extended visit to her mother in Payette and also visited friends in Windsor.
Mrs Lillie Williams attended the funeral of her niece Addie Williams in Slater last week. Mrs Henrietta Williams of Warrensburg visited Warrensburg and Boonville residents. Visitors to Vandalia included Miss Effie Caldwell and Miss Tessie Caldwell staying with Mrs C C Hubbard. Mrs Mary Johnson traveled to Fort Scott Kansas to visit her daughter Lizzie Edwards. Miss Lou Emma Abbott, from the Institute, returned home to Columbia. Mrs Lucile Miller went to Warrensburg for the summer, and Miss Eldora Williams hosted Etta Campbell of Vandalia for a visit.
Residents report a district conference in Warrens with Rev YT Nouwh and Rev J We in attendance. Local figures including Miss Pipes, Rev WL El Hraske, and Rev J W datany were mentioned among guests and speakers. Vernon B. Young joins as job department lead. city offers prompt printing and services to readers.
Mrs Mattie Smith was on the sick list this week but is now improving rapidly, according to the latest health update.
A fragmented social item notes a gathering at the home of Mrs Satie Cormmel ius with attendees including Mrs Hob stop and others. The event featured music and a delightful evening with a luncheon served by the hostesses.
Mrs bine Myton returns from a weeks visit in Chicago and is reported wary and ill at her home place. Neighbors note her health concerns and urge rest as doctors consult. Local community, including family, expresses concern and wishes for a swift recovery.
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