Change Of Meeting Date For Negro Young People's Congress
The Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress plans to postpone its Washington gathering from July 3-8 to July 31-August 5 to accommodate teachers and church workers nationwide. Local leaders Rev O J Scott and Rev S G Lamkins coordinate, with I Garland Penn as corresponding secretary in South Atlanta and a rate structure for travel and lodging being arranged.
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Great Negro Young Peoples’ Christian and Educational Congress
Negro Young People's Christian and Educational Congress
United States
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
South
Young People’s Congress
Washington
D. C
O. J. Scott
D. J
S. G. Lamkins
11Th Street
IIW
Tranktion
Tk Sociat
Associ Pthwestern
Stenger Association
Ohio
Mississippi River
Congress
I. Garland Penn
South Atlanta, Ga
National Grand Lodge Rates for Rail Round Trip
The Southern Railway Company offers roundtrip tickets from St Louis Missouri to Lexington Kentucky for the UBF National Grand Lodge session at 10.65 dollars. Delegates and friends planning to attend should write Capt C H Tandy at 1224 Bayard avenue St Louis or Editor J W Wheeler at 2617 Lawton avenue.
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Southern Railway Company
St. Louis
Lexington
UBF National Grand Lodge
C. H. Tandy
Bayard Avenue
J. W. Wheeler
Lawton Avenue
Wanted Ladies and Gentlemen to Visit Coleman's Ice Parlor
A local notice invites ladies and gentlemen to visit Coleman's Ice Cream Parlor. The ad promotes a social gathering at the shop, encouraging patrons to drop in and enjoy refreshments. No specific date or event details are provided in the readable text.
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Coleman
Progressive School in Columbia Honors 1906 Graduates
The Douglas school in Columbia Missouri held commencement for the class of 1906 with a practical address by Dr J A Taylor. Students showcased carpentry, raffia work, bead work, needlework and drawing across grades. The high school department under Prof James B Coleman and wife impressed with tools, waists, embroidery, music and literature as the board retained the same teaching staff for the new year.
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Columbia
Douglas School
J A Taylor
St Paul's Ame Church
Board of Education
Jennie M Schweisch
Ellis Fowler
Mildred Williams
Kate M Moore
Virgie Walker
Misa Cordeche Walton
Anna E Wright
Wright
James B Coleman
Coleman
Graduating Program Includes Oratorical Contest Highlights
The program lists Anthem Jehovah Reigns withInvocation by Rev P C Crews Gabriel recitation The Light on Dead Man's Ear by Aurelia Tibbs No Dullness in Marsh Life by Ada Taylor and an oratorical contest featuring Ella Diggs The Beauties of Nature and Harrison Brown on Need for Mental Industry Arthur Diggs on Compulsory Education plus pantomime At the Golden Gate.
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Jehovah
P C Crewser
Gabriel
Deadman
Aurelia Tibbs
Ada Taylor
Ella Diggs
The
Golden Gate
Harrison Brown
Arthur Diggs
Official Visits of Mo O QOC Grand Lecturer
Mrs Theressa M Johnson Grand Lecturer of Mo O Q O C touring Missouri and the East receiving ovations at all places. She will soon visit the Western part with dates and route to be announced. Her legion of friends confident she will do well due to good sense and home culture aiding her spouse. Both were handsomely costumed and looked swell. Many valuable presents were given as shown in the following list.
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Theressa M. Johnson
O. QO. C
Missouri
Best
Stewart-Diggs Nuptials at Lincolnville
D L Stewart of Coffeyville Kansas married Miss Marie Diggs in Lincolnville at the bride’s parents home. Rev Hichard Davis officiated. The couple, long residents of Suparia Missouri, are described as industrious and well regarded, with steady prospects.
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D L Stewart
Coffeyville, Kansas
Miss Marie Diggs
Suparia
Coffeyville
Kansas
Pac Ry
Marie Diggs
Lincolnville
Hichard Davis
Miss Diggs
Negro Delegates at the Republican State Convention
The Republican State Convention at Excelsior Springs included fewer than twenty Negro delegates but they were representative in department, culture and manhood. Attendees listed include Prof C G Williams Boonville. Prof JH Pelham Dr O C Queen Hannibal. Editor WHI Luston VDrof Shelton French Sedalia. Dr T C Unthank Kansas City. Josephus Roberts Jefferson City. J P Washington Columbia. A W Lloyd Dr T A Curtis CH Dodge J H Bradbury Frank Williams Theodore Washington St Louis. Prof A R Chinn Glasgow. Dr J R A Crossland St Joseph.
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Excelsor Springs
C G Williams
Boonville
Cooper County
JH Pelham
O C Queen
Hannibal
Marion County
I Luston
Vdrof
Shelton French
Sedalia
Pettis County
T C Unthank
Kansas City
Jackson County
Josephus Roberts
Jefferson City
Cole County
J P Washington
Columbia
Boone County
A W Lloyd
T A Curtis
C H Dodge
J H Bradbury
Frank Williams
Theodore Washington
City of St Louis
A R Chinn
Glasgow
Howard County
J R A Crossland
St Joseph
Buchanan County
School program highlights includes Orations and awards
A school program lists participants delivering orations and recitations such as Be Useful and Higher Culture in Dixie with Ruby Moseley Mayme Gatewood Marjorie Powers Ruth Clark and Lillian Robnett among others. Ed na Sweich presenting diplomas Supt W H Hays awards a medal. The event ends with a chorus Good Night and a Benediction from Rev W A Harris. Class motto Let not ambition mock our useful tails colors pink and green and flower white carnation.
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Bertha Sales
J G Whittier
Edna Sweich
Ruby Moseley
Mayme Gatewood
Marjorie Powers
Dixie
Ruth Clark
St Michael
Lillian Robnett
J A Taylor
W H Hays
Waa Harris
Sepaura Weekly Conservator subscription pitch
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Sepaura Weekly Conservator to avoid missing essential updates. The appeal stresses affordability and timely access, aiming to secure widening readership.
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Sepaura Weekly Conservator
Trust Must Be Mutual Says Cautionary Maxima
A compact proverb notes that trust is earned through reciprocity, warning against trusting those who do not first show trust. The saying emphasizes cautious social judgment and mutual respect in relationships.
Minute man defined by quick expectations
A child explains a minute man as a man who wants everything done right away, reflecting a simple view of urgency and impatience observed by a teacher.
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E. Ralph Blair
Osage Street
Abs0ciisenger Ag
National Grand Lodge
B. Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimar & Co
Chicago
E. E. Johnston
Ohio Street
Teachers’ Musicale
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Quinn Chapel
Moberly
Fayette Thurs
Clinton
Springsfield
Warrensb Tg
Richmond Sun
Huntsville
Ardmore
Keota
Macon
Stewart-Diggs
Conventia
Rollins’ Studio
East Main Street
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