Sedalia Churches Taylor Chapel Service Schedule
Sedalia churches list Taylor Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday School 9 30 a m Preaching 11 00 a m and class meeting Epworth League 6 30 p m Preaching 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Rev R Davis pastor residence 107 E Cooper Street Morning service 11 a m Sunday School 2 p m Class meeting 3 p m Evening service 3 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday nights 8 p m Teachers meeting Friday nights P Thurman pastor H R Brown secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev R. Davis
E. Cooper Street
P. Thurman
H. R. Brown
Church Schedule With Weekly Meetings
Morning services at 11 a.m. Sunday School 2 p.m. Class meeting 3 45 p.m. Epworth League 9 30 p.m. Evening Service 7 45 p.m. Frayer meeting every Wednesday. Christian Band meets Fridays. Welcome from Rev T L Scott Pastor 313 W Clay Mrs Mamie Walker Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Frayer
T. L. Scott
Church Services at Mordan Street and Gapan's Chapel
Mordan Street Baptist Church lists 11:00 a m preaching 2:30 p m Sunday school 7:30 p m preaching and Wednesday prayer meeting all are welcome Rev J H Downing. Gapan's Chapel Free Baptist Church schedules Sunday School preaching on first and third Sundays 11:00 a m and 7:30 p m Prayer meetings Tuesday and Friday nights Pew free and all welcome W H Howard Foster Mrs Zula Whitley Clerk Mabel Williams Asst Clerk Pr Miles Anti-Pali Pilla relieves pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyv
J. H. Downing
Gapan
Free Baptist Church
W. H. Howard
Foster
Zula Whitley
Mabel Williams
State Board appoints conductor for Central Missouri Institute
The State Board of Education names Prof. C. C. Hubbard as conductor of the Central Missouri Institute for Negro teachers to convene in Sedalia on June 1. Counties reporting include Bates, Benton, Cass, Henry, Johnson, Miller, Moniteau, Morgan, Osage and Pettis. Attendees should address Co. C. Hubbard at 373 West Johnson Street Sedalia Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
C. C. Hubbard
B.S. D
Central Missouri Institute For
Sedalia
Bates
Benton
Cass
Henry
Johnson
Miller
Moniteau
Morgan
Osage
Pettis
Co. C. Hubbard
Personal sightings of local residents on city streets
Prof. I. M. Horton of Kansas City was seen on the streets of our city Tuesday. Miss Micnie Porter of Sweet Springs was seen on our streets last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
I. M. Horton
Kansas City
Our City
Micnie Porter
Sweet Springs
Esteemed C W Holiday Heads Conservator Delegation
C W Holiday travels to Chicago Island to represent the Conservator as an esteemed friend and associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C- W. Holiday
Chicago
Islanis
the Conservator
Postmaster Joseph Guy to Install Lodge Officers
Post master Joseph Guy will install the officers of Sedalia Lodge U B F and the A S M T on the 18th at Armory Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Guy
Sedalia Lodge U. B. F
Armory Hall
Institute welcomes teachers from Lincoln High today
Editors J. W. Wheeler and Captain Tandy of St. Louis visit our city this week to discuss the "Wets" movement. Mrs. Janie Gravitte has been very ill for two weeks but is improving. Citizens of all colors should join in stopping loafing and fighting on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wheeler
Capt. Tandy
St. Louis
Janie Gravitte
Main Street
Former students Porter and Johnson seen in city
W. H. Porter and Russell Johnson, now students at Lincoln Institute, were observed in the city on the 14th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Porter
Russell Johnson
Lincoln Institute
Our City
Misa Virlea Hubbard Arrives Ahead of Institute Work
Misa Virlea Hubbard of Louis iana Migsouri arrived on the 14th and will participate in our Institute work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Virlea Hubbard
Louisiana
Migsouri
Ill Coronetist William Travis in Sedalia Home Care
William Travis, cornet player with the Queen City Concert Band, is seriously ill at his home in North Sedalia. Miss Lenora Dillon, a Lincoln School teacher, plans to spend her vacation out west with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Travis
Queen City City
Cornet
North
Sedalia
Lenora Dillon
Lincoln School
Alexander brothers tour through town to Cape Girardeau
William and George Alexander stopped in our city en route from Western University to Cape Girardeau. Robert M. Austin of Kansas City is advertised to perform at Taylor's Chapel on June 26, with admission set at 25 cents. Reverends Todd and Webster prep for a major Fourth of July celebration at Smithton drawing attendees from far and wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
George Alexander
Our City
Westerno University
Cape Girardeau
Robert M. Austin
Kansas City
Taylor's Chapel
Todd
Webster
Smithton
Taylors Chapel
Sol shines in Taylor's Chapel Children’s Day service
Our little sol excelled in the Children’s Day Service at Taylor's Chapel last night. Mesdames Henley and Allen deserve commendation for the good work presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Taylor's Chapel
Mesdames Henley and
Allen
Sedalia Community News Highlights and Local Aims
Attorney H G Philps left for Chicago to attend the Republican National Convention. Mrs Sue Fletcher of East Morgan Street has recovered from a fever. A piano recital is scheduled for the 26th at Taylors Chapel. Sedalia sports members left for a week of trout fishing. A group include Prof Travis, two comedians, a barber and a cartoonist. Babe Smith from St Joseph visits family. Jewel Alexander suffered an eye injury from scissors. sympathy is extended to her parents. President J H Garnett of Western Baptist College spoke at Taylor's Chapel about temperance and advancing the school statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Fletcher
East Morgan Street
Taylor's Chapel
Recent graduate begins Institute work at Fulton school
A recent graduate from George R. Smith College arrives in our city to begin institute work this morning and will take charge of the Fulton school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Smith College
Our City
Fulton
Local notes of visitors and social calls in Sedalia
William Turner of Muskogee Oklahoma, en route to St Louis on the 15th, stopped here briefly and became enamored with a printer girl. Oliver Ellis, a contractor and leading St. Charles, Missouri businessman, visited Sedalia this week on business and to meet the Constitutional League executive committee. Rev W A Bohannon and Prof Thompson of Warrensburg attended Tuesday night’s talk by local option lecturer Prof E W B Curry. Miss Hattie Dixon attended the Jefferson City commencement last week and on returning home brought her daughter Lucile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turner
Muskogee Oklaima
St Louis
Oliver Ellis
St. Charles
Sedalia
The
Constitutional League
W. A. Bohannon
Thompson
Warrensburg
Our City
E. W. B. Curry
Hattie Dixon
Jefferson City
Lucile
Grand Chancellor Linvyd to Convene Joint Pythian Session
Grand Chancellor A. W Linvyd of St. Louis will meet in joint session with Chester Sedalia Lodge No. 42 and Utopia Court No 1 at the D O H Hall next Wednesday at eight oclock. Business regarding the Grand Lodge Session and other matters will be discussed. All Pythians and Calantheans are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W Linvyd
St. Louis
Chester Sedalia Lodge
Utopia Court
D. O. H. Hall
Grand Lodge
Robert W. Austin to speak at Taylors Chapel on the 29th
Téachera and others should hear Robert W. Austin at Taylors Chapel on the 29th.
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Téachera
Robert W. Austin
Taylor’s Chapel
Church Destroyed by Storm Hits Columbia Missouri
The M D Church in Columbia Missouri was completely destroyed by a wind storm on May 28. The Conservator editor notes damage requiring immediate rebuilding to host the District Conference in August. Pastor G P Abbott calls for repairs.
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Columbia
Missouri
Gth "Cs
Conservator
Appollo Art Club Hosts Social at Burris Home
The Apollo Art Club of Lincoln High School hosted its final social of the season at Mrs. Alice Burris’s west Morgan Street residence on Monday evening from 8 to 10 30. Guests included the Young Men's Musical Club of Lincoln. Parlor games preceded ice cream and cake before the attendees returned home.
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Appollo
Lincoln High School
Alice Burris
Lincoln
New Dental Parlor Opens on West Main Street
Dr O U Brown a recent McHarry Dental College graduate opens a neat suite of dental rooms at 114 West Main Street in Nashville Tennessee inviting loyal citizen support and earnest cooperation from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. U. Brown
Hax
West Main
Omt. Brown
McHarry Dental College
Nashville
Tennessee
West Main Street
Annual Sermon by Knights and Daughters of Labor at Sweet Springs
The Knight and Daughters of Labor and the Maids and Paree of Honor of Sweet Springs Missouri plan their annual sermon on Sunday June 1 at 2 30 p m in the M E Church Reverend H J Burton of Jefferson City Missouri is cordialy invited I H Porter chief Mentor Harvey Hanner Chief Scribe
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Knight and Daughters of Labor
Sweet Springs
Missouri
M. E
H. J. Burton
Jefferson City
I. H. Porter
Harvey Hanner
Wreck En Route to National Convention Injures Family
Spencer Graves his wife and Miss Zelma Cauh ter of Richmond Texas were injured in a wreck while traveling to Chicago for the Ros c ilcan National Convention. Graves suffered the most serious injuries. all wore clothing torn. The editor notes Graves is a physician from the Lone Star state and commends the railway for compensating their losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Graves
Cauhter
Zelma
Richmond
Texas
Ensroute
Chicago
Cilcan
Mr. Graves
Baswateci
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J. T. Broan
Monroe St
Taylor Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Quipn Hapel
A.M. E. Church
Cc. M. BE. Church
North Osage St
W. Clay
Mamie Walker
Secy
Mordan Street Baptist Church
Miles
Institute Notice
West Johnson Street
Neal
United Brothers of Friendship and the
Sisters of the
Arthur Channels
Alfred J. Thompkins, A. B
H. G. Philps
Travis
L. M. Smith
Babe Smith
Katie Smith
St. Joseph
Jewel Alexander
J. H. Garnett
Western Baptist College
Macon
Abbott
Apollo Art Club
Burris
West Mor
Gan
Pane Simard & Mend
W. P Watsen
Weal
Llarrigas
Teou
Ford
Clack Ford
Revarn
Ox Marrow Co
Ill
Stewart’s Cafe
Dale
East Main Street
Sedalia, Missoury
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