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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
4
Directory of Pythian lodges lists multiple chapters across Missouri with meeting nights and times. Entries include names such as Louis Lodges Pride of the West Mound City Damon Saint Luke and others, each with chancellor commander and keeper of records. Also lists locations like Kansas City De Soto Cape Girardeau Moberly Sedalia Kirksville and more, with schedule details and hall venues.
McKinley No 21 meets on the first and third Tuesday at 553 Main Street. Attendees include Alpert Haxzey as Chancellor Commander and Bourvard Warxins as Keeper of Records and Seal. Venue listed as Vendome Academy at 1734 Grand Ave.
Courts of Calanthe PROVIPEAN TP holds 2nd and 4th Friday meetings at 2 40. Mrs Fannie Moss as worthy councillor and Mrs So Dibble recorder of deeds. PROUHESS No 5 meets 1st and grel Friday at 2 30 led by Mrs Lily Johnson and Mrs Eilen Yocum. ORIENTAL Now TO meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Maggie Taylor and Mrs Lulu Edwards. WHITE ROSE No 17 meets Island 34 Thursday afternoons at 2 30 with Mrs Lilie Medford and Mrs Pinkey Green.
Mrs Tilford Sanford remains ill. Levi Taylor bought a 355 span of mules. CME church plans a rally on the fourth Sunday in June. Miss Leota Cushingberry visited Cordere and Emmett Crockett is home for summer from Warrensburg. Miss Abbie Steverson and Mrs Sophia Porter attended Higginsville school closing last Friday. G W Goles & Co report strong trade with both white and colored patrons. E Collins, F Colling and Harvey Brown, new K of P members at Warrensburg, praise it. Measrs G T I C and EV Foy, Odis Firbush, spring visitors to Corder, spent Sunday with relatives.
Lotha has been on the sick list in New Franklin, with no further details provided about the illness or duration.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway has begun an extra daily train serving Oklahoma City, Guthrie, Bartlesville, Coffeyville and other points. Through trains run from St. Louis to Kansas City and to Oklahoma City, Dallas, Ft. Worth, San Antonio and Galveston with chair cars and Pullman sleepers. For trip planning write General Passenger Agent, M K T Railway, Wainwright Building, St. Louis.
Miss Sallie Stapleton spent several days in Boonville. Mrs Nannie Hughes plans a trip to Kansas City. Rev Charles Daly preaches at Second Baptist Sunday. Prof G Burris of Macon visited J S Sothan and wife. Hughes Chapel pleased members. J S Reeves of Marshall at work here. Rey Lewis Biggs of Higbee preached at Hughes Chapel last Sunday. A J Tompkins boosts church and Sunday school here. Misses June Stapleton and Della Watson enjoyed Sedalia trip. carnival plan to return. Mr Elf Woods and Miss Alice Watson wed May 16 at the bride’s home, Rev H T Reeves officiating. Pr J Wright of Monroe City conducts large musical class.
Miss Wanetta Campbell dies last Friday. A Wild West event occurred on the 30th injuring Will McCue in a scuffle with Bill Brown. The Blackburn cornet band held a picnic. On Saturday June 2 threatening weather was forecast and rain is needed. Mr M Jackson left for Waverly to work in a barber shop.
A brief notice notes that Rev Bohannon will not remain in Warrensburg following the quarterly meeting. The report hints at church plans and future assignments discussed during the session.
The 12th and 13th were very successful. R Johnson improved his barber shop enhancing appearances. On the 18th a grand reception honored a Howard school teacher. Rev G W Harden preached two sermons for Rev Mohannon Sunday 27th. The collection was 40 dollars. Prof A H Harris returned from Versailles where he led the B T Washington principalship. The 18th closed a very successful term with Principal E H Thompson, and assistants Prof J W Cooper and Miss Wood.
EE Wilburn remains in Pullman service while Mrs Susan Layne enjoys her visit in the city. Rev Keeton ex-presiding elder was in town last week. Henry Burton and R Q Wright visited Rev A M Todd Thursday. Nineteen young men were initiated into the mysteries of Pythianism Saturday. Stew Walker of St James ME church preached well last Sunday. Miss Winfrey, superintendent of St James M E E church Sunday school, plans a strong Children's Day program for the second Sunday in June. Miss D Smith of the West End hopes to study at George R Smith this fall. Prof B H Ball and his Sedalia bride spent several days here. he travels from Little Rock to Wentzville after winter at Philander Smith College. St James MEF church boasts the best Sunday school in the Central Missouri Conference, credited to Miss Marie Winfrey who has chaired it eight consecutive years.
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