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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
4
Directory style item listing numerous Pythian Lodge chapters across Missouri with meeting nights and times, chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal. Includes lodges from St Louis to Sedalia and Cape Girardeau with addresses and meeting dates.
Kansas City lodges gather at The Vendome, Academy 1734 Grand Ave, McKinley No 21. Officers listed include Chancellor Commander Acert Raxpy Bourvard, and Keeper of Records and Seal Wargms. Time noted as o'clock at 53 Main St.
Courts of Calanthe No 166 and PROGRESS No are listed as meeting the 2nd and 4th Fridays at 2 30 with officers Fannie Moss S M Dibble. Oriental No 10 meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 30 led by Maggie Taylor Lulu Edwards. Wilt Hose No 17 meets on Thursdays at 2 30 with Lilie Medford Winkey Green as officers.
Ruth Matthews and Keyilke Sakkan will lecture at the ME church Saturday night under religious events. The Grand Master of the Masonic Temple lectured at the Baptist church Saturday evening with Rev J O'Rice and James Velars at the district conference in Caruthersville last week. Mrs Christine Clark and Eugenia left Tuesday for a three week visit with Rev A R Martin and family. William Wilburn suffered a serious train accident last week with his foot mangled and amputated.
Mrs Kevill Sakkan in town billing dates for lectures. Misess Martha Velars and Julia Abernethy returned from Caster. Rev Parks filled his regular appointment Sunday at the Baptist church. Mrs Julia Smith lecturing for Baptist Foreign Missions. The Epworth League president Miss led a picnic.
SWEET SPRINGS reports F D Johnson left for Lexington Thursday morning. Rev Bush delivered a holy soul and body sermon at Salt Pond Sunday. Women Nora Brown and W M Miller visited Higginsville Sunday. Georgie Day recently in Kansas City came home Saturday evening not well. Annie Belle Grimes of Marshall and her aunt host visited. she left for home Sunday. Ellen Clay departed for Kansas City last Sunday afternoon. Many hearts are aching. wishing to reach them all.
WARRENSBURG reports a successful entertainment at the ME church. Mrs Burdette left for Kansas City Sunday. Prof J W Cooper of Lamonte spent a few days in town last week. Rev Bohannon led a quarterly meeting for Rev Bowles at Houstonia. A sizable crowd attended.
Mrs Crews returns from Knob Noster reporting her father is much better. P C Holly from Kansas City visited last week. Kev W C Coleman preached the Missionary sermon at the CM & church Sunday.
Mrs M Brown is ill this week while residents enjoy the great street fair. Rev Divers, pastor of the M2 church, has been ill but is now up again. Mrs Divers of Sedalia is expected in Clinton soon. Miss Anna M Rhoades and sister returned from Kansas City. Jim Shelby and wife visit their parents. Miss Eunice Freeman returned from Jefferson City after schooling. Rev J W Jackson and wife expect daughter Mrs Arlivia Dunning from Kansas City. Miss Eric O Jackson, a Langston University attendee, will teach in city school room 2 this term. The Methodist church is in better condition than in three years. big time planned for August quarterly meeting. Some Texas and Indian Territory young ladies asked about Geo. Smith College. she says it is a good school for education and may attend.
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