Court Directory of Kansas City and Missouri Lodges
Court directories list meetings for multiple orders across Missouri and Kansas City. Entries name court numbers such as AUDENCE No 166 ORIENTAL No 10 and MASOLE AT COURT NO 127 with meeting days, 2:30 pm or 3 pm, plus officers Mrs. S Matthew Dibble Mrs Lily Johnson and others, local towns Ardmore Sedalia Springfield Farmington Ironton Columbia and locations like Pythian halls and Hus ton's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audence No. 166
S Matthew Dibble
Janie Combs
Lily Johnson
R H Browning
Oriental No. 10
Ridgley Clothing Co Advertises On Credit
See Ridgley Clothing Co. for clothing on credit. Moore smiles as his wife visits Miami. she will be home soon. Mrs Suster Newbill returns home after a successful year in Higginsville. Mrs Anna E Wright, Columbia teacher, returns home for vacation. Rev B F Abbott pays last respects to brother-in-law James G Johnson. interment at Sweet Springs cemetery. Pythian interests advance at Sweet Springs. lodge to be instituted on the 15th. Addresses on Pythianism and Carantheaism at Clover Leaf Club Hall on the 14th. Fourth Anniversary of the Sepal i a WEEKLY Conservator at the Armory on Second Street. admission two for 25 cents or one for 15 cents. Prof H L Billups, Miss Emma Daniely, Master Homer Billups of Marshall, Texas visit. Prof A C Maclin and wife back from the South. engagements at Otterville, Smithton, Versalles, California this week. W 8 Steverson, Gilbert Williams, Williams Hayes plan a Great opening Picnic at South Grove on the 29th with ball games, a band, and a speaker. Saline’s best urged to attend. Utopia Court No 19 instates a candidate Monday evening. Gost domtben event promised. Attend Anniversary at Armory on Second Street Thursday evening. admission reasonable.
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Suster Newbill
Higginsville
Anna E Wright
Columbia
B F Abbott
James G Johnson
Sweet Springs
Hallack Johnson
Sanford Fields
Clover Leaf Club
2Nd Stret
SepaLia Weekly Conservator
H L Billups
Emma Daniely
Homer Billups
Marshall
Texas
A C Maclin
Otterville
Smithton
Versalles
California
Steverson
Gilbert Williams
Williams Hayes
South Grove
Saline
Utopia Court No. 19
Armory
Second Street
Tipton Baptism and Sunday Visits Highlight Local Life
Elder J W Burton baptised two candidates on Sunday while W T Burris visited a charming friend. Mrs Joseph Taylor of Sweet Springs visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Jefferson Moore, in Tipton.
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Burton
T Burris
Joseph Taylor
Sweet Springs
Jefferson Moore
Local residents share visits and school news in Sedalia area
Miss Hattie M Shachelford returns home from St Louis Co after completing a third term of school. Miss Nadine Dyer and her little brother Luther of Sedalia visit their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Joshua Wee this week. Mrs Green Sutton is at home after a pleasant visit with friends in Sedalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M Shachelford
St Louis Co
Nadine Dyer
Luther
Sedalia
Joshua Wee
Green Sutton
Local Notes From Richmond And Kansas City
Richmond visitors Amelia Jacobs and Dora Miller are in Kansas City this week. Geo Richardson spent Sunday there. The Kimbrough divorce case adjourned. a decision expected this week. Mrs Oaks of Huntsville lectured at AMF church Monday. Chapter held annual exercises with an interesting program. Lincoln Institute boys set for Saturday the 15th. Citizens urged to tend graves of departed friends. Conservator subscription urged. paper reaches fifth mile post and hopes to continue. Keystone Lodges elect officers for the year. W M Kimbrough, Mamet Johnson, John Diggs, John Morcherd, treasurer. W M Jacobs, secretary. Mrs Lewis of Kansas City visited Sunday. John Whitby listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Jacobs
Dora Miller
Kansas City
Geo Richardson
Kans City
Kimbrough
Oaks
Huntsville
AMF
Mary Lile
Liggins
Camden
H H Hawkins
Fifth Mile
Kestone Lodgs
G C Kimbrough
M. Mamet Johnson
John Diggs
M. John Morcherd
W M Jacobs
Lewis
John Whitby
Grand Court Of Heroines Of Jericho Opens In Farmington
The thirty first annual session of the Grand Court of Heroines of Jericho for Missouri met at the Masonic Hall in Farmington on May 28 with 125 members. Mrs. Alice G. Jones of St. Joseph presided, Alma Fleming of St. Louis led the organ, and prayers and welcomes were offered by local and visiting officers. Wednesday's work set the next meeting location as Cape Girardeau and formed officers for the new year. a large reception followed at Goodwill Lodge with remarks from Mrs. Davie F Bauer and Charles Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Grand Court of Heroines of Jericho
Missouri
Masonic Uall
Alice G. Jones
St. Joseph
Alma Fleming
St. Louis
S. W. Vaughn
Weston
Grand Court
Laura Kennedy
C. R. McDowell
Hannibal
Jones
Memorial rites and court installation noted in county event
Memorial services honored the deceased from eleven to noon Thursday. Proceedings Friday included final committee reports to solidify next year's work. The public installation occurred at the Masonic Hall with Mesdames E J Smith and M L Harrison officiating. The outgoing matron received gifts from Paris and the Grand Court totaling 30 dollars. Mrs Anna J Carter of Kansas City praised as successor. Dayse F Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
E. J. Smith
M. L. Harrison
Paris
Grand Court
Anna J. Carter
Kansas City
Dayse F. Baker
Prepare For the Summer School in Monroe City Mo 1907
Dear fellow teachers of the state normal summer school and B I Allen Literary Society the message urges teachers to prepare literary work for the summer session. It notes the society grew from 26 to 156 members and invites attendees to participate on program night with remarks reminiscences and an address. The call ends with an enlistment to join theSummer School efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Allen & Faculty
J. J. Hicks
William Jacob
James B. Coleman
T. A.D. Wright
American Novelty Co. seeks agents in Washington
Advertises a one dollar item with prompt sending. invites agents for distribution and requests correspondence to P. O. Drawer 2318 Washington DC.
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Dolar
The
American Novelty Co
P. O
Washington, D. C
Toussaint L Ourverture in World’s Greatest General Claim
A brief notice praises Toussaint L Ouverture as a soldier statesman and martyr who held off sixty ships and thirty thousand French troops with a small force. Wendell Phillips called him the greatest general the world has produced. Advertisement for Colored American Novelty Co Pictures of eminent colored people sold. agents wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Phillips
Toussaint
Colored American Novelty Co
Washington, D. C
Taylor Remedy Co offers hair product agency in Louisville
A 2 to 5 dollar daily opportunity invites agents to sell Taylor's Hair Grower and Dan Druff Cure pomade plus Taylor's Face Cream in 25 cent sizes. Minor promises of large profits and free samples accompany the agency appeal, urging prompt writing for Dept 11 Louisville Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Taylor Remedy Co
Dept. 11
Louisville
Taylor’s
Addres the
Louisville, Ky
Paul Laurence Dunbar Triumphs in Three Color Engraving
The article touts Paul Laurence Dunbar as the world's greatest Negro poet noting his pure heritage and celebrates a new three color engraving issued to honor his achievements, priced at a modest sum.
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Paul Laurence Dunbar
Taylor Chapel Methodist Church Weekly Services
Sunday School and preaching services held at 9 00 am 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm each Sunday with class meeting Epworth League and prayer meeting led by Rev R Davis pastor residing at 107 East Cooper Street, area calendar notes indicating weekly gatherings.
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Epworth League
Weing
R. Davis
Cooper Street
Adkins Pastor Invites to Sunday Services
Reverend R Adkins invites attendance at Sunday school at 2 30 p m preaching at 7 30 p m and a Wednesday evening prayer meeting. Come and be welcome to all services.
Sunday School and Prayer Meetings Schedule
Sunday School and loam preaching on first and third Sundays each month at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Tuesday night Covenant Meeting Friday night Pews free and everybody welcome
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Covenant
Local straight race event timed results card
In a compact meet note the program lists race identifiers and reported times. No 4 shows 4000m, No 7 runs 4 57 0 m, No 21 at 2510 pm, No 1 at 2 35 pm, No 5 at 7 00 pm, with No 27 and No 107 entries indicated as local straight events.
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Fannie E Majors
Julia Hall
R of D
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J A Mil’er
Lulu Coleman
Pythagoras Court
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Lucy Williams
F L Boxley
Register of
Leeds
Booker T. Washington
Ironton
L. C. Greene
Mabelle Gordon
Masole
Ada Murphy
Bessie Hunt
A. B. Moore
M. L. Huggard
D. L. Burton
Onve Tor Ibhia
W. H. Huston
Ridgley Clothing Co
Moore
Miami
Tipton
Blue Front
Mrs
Patsey Williams
Lal Bast
Richmond
Lincoln Institute
Farmington, Mo
Toussaint - L'Ouverture
Copyricuts &c
Tana Stertiy Conndentian Wandrook
Monn & Co
Connecton
AL G Wheeler
Propr
North Lamine ST
J A Miller
Moniteau & Mokcan
B. F. Isaacs, Jr
Fayette
B. F, Isaacs, Jr
Fayette, Mo
Bell Phone
Washington Avenue
St. Clair McClain
Church Directory
Taylor Chapel Methodist Church
Morgan Street Baptist Church
Free Baptist Church
E D Burns
Zula Whitley
Mabel Williams
Ing Company
W. E. Staley
Mar
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Lexington
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Warsaw
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