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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary notice lists church activities with Sunday school long service preaches and an Epworth league event. Mentions Draper meetings Wednesdays and names Davie and Master in unclear context.
The fragment references the African Methodist Episcopal Church with mentions of Sunday Morning, Sunday School and a closing meeting. Reverend Alexander appears as pastor. The text is incomplete but indicates church activities and an end of a meeting.
Sunday 2.01 p m sermon by Pastor Mack at Morgan Street Baptist Church with weekly Wednesday prayer meeting evenings. Public announcement encourages attendance and mentions preaching events and pastor.
Simpson's Chapel Methodist Episcopal announces Sunday School at 9 AM and preaching at 10 AM led by Pastor G. W. Ball. Evening services feature a message by General Claus and a weekly event titled The Weaver Meeting at 7 PM with preaching by the pastor and notable speakers.
The notice lists regular church events led by T. HM. Warfield. Services occur Sunday morning at 11.00 and evening at 7.30 with Sunday School and a 400 Po class meeting at 00 PM. A prayer meeting is held every Friday evening.
Preaching and prayer meetings led by Rev EK D Burne. covenant meetings held weekly with Sunday School and hymn services. Monthly gatherings include a Grd Sunday meld and Tow. Me event with Dave 200 PS Be noted. Prayer meetings every Tuesday evening and covenant meetings every Friday evening.
Regular sessions held second and fourth Wednesdays or Mondays each month. Names listed for officers and secretaries include J. Z. Perril, J. Moffitt, Kerril, Sallie Moffat, Julia Hayden, Co. O. Brown, C. W. Holliday. Visiting members welcome.
The New York Mail and Express cites Justice Brewer calling lynching murder and warns of a rising mob terror. It condemns the Evansville lynching and similar outbreaks as cowardly acts, urging collective responsibility and severe, punitive justice.
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