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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
2
Republican slate lists RN Low as Representative, Thomas Payne for Sheriff, Harvey D Dow for Prosecuting Attorney, Walter P Morey for Recorder, John Pregge for Public Administrator, Cay Tittsworth for Coroner, and P G Stafford as Presiding Judge.
A reflective piece on four key forces molding public opinion home, school, pulpit, and press. It argues home training builds responsible citizens, schools mold thoughts through textbooks, pulpits direct healthy sentiments, and the press shapes national thought while urging Americanism in every new idea.
The passage urges responsibility for self reliance and the protection of periodicals. It calls editors and publishers to be broad minded and fearless when confident they are right, and to heed wise counsel from others to improve the press and its role.
Mrs Rosa Parker returns to Rolla and Miss Susie Tullick visits Ironton relatives. Picnic at St Mary's on the 21st. Myrtle Hunt visiting. Miss Stella Poston from St Louis guests of Mrs F Shaw. Mae Baker's condition improving. Master Masons annual sermon Sunday June 24. Children's Day services Sunday. Young people program Sunday afternoon. Basket meeting at New Tennessee led by Rev G W Smith, over twenty from the place attended. Miss Josephine Bridges and Mrs Sallie Taylor note. Eliza Blackwell and Louisa Anthony visited Bonne Terre for Daughters of Tudor mysteries. MEK church quarterly meeting a success, Rev Abbot presiding elder spoke well. collections $22.42.
Rev Perry Boggs of St Louis visited Versailles on Monday. Willard Redman has been sick for several days. Public school teachers were re elected. Prof Harrise is principal. Jasper Holder and family moved from Glensted. Linn Fields and Russell Course from Bunceton visited. Children’s Day will be observed at St Paul Church next Sunday. Wetil James returned from Kansas City. Mrs Mary Miller left Wednesday for a Sunday school convention in Jefferson. Miss Lena Davis of Kansas City visits her father and grandmother here. The Second Baptist rally succeeded, raising 21.51. Watt’s club plans entertainment at Second Baptist Saturday night June 23. Clinton Redman, David Harrison, Misses Callie Williamson and Ada Harness spent Sunday in Eldonville. Children’s Day observed at Second Baptist. Mrs Mary Miller led the exercises. Versailles baseball nine left Wednesday to play the Tipton Globes.
Quarterly meeting next Sunday at the M E church. Children Day exercises were a success. The Knight Temptters held at the M E church on June 3, Rev J W Patton officiating. Box supper with best decorated box and a friendly gathering for all. Mrs J W Patton and children home after nine weeks visiting relatives in Paxico Topeka Kansas City and Kansas City Mo.
Ben Isaacs of Columbia and Miss Ruby Stapleton of Sida lia visited Sunday. Delitha Jackson spent Sunday at Sulphur Springs. Ella Banks plans events in Columbia. U B F and S MT to preach Sunday June 24. Children Day exercises at Second Baptist on the fourth Sunday. Sunday School Club to host a grand entertainment Saturday evening. John Kingsbury and wife attended KOP services in Fayette. ME church Children Day exercises well rendered with notable papers by John M Brown and A J Tompkins.
Fredericktown reports Daweon Lee marketing a fine crop of strawberries while Bert Matthews and Annie Kempt mark a marriage on May 27.
The Institute for colored teachers will meet in Lincoln High School auditorium starting Monday June 11 for ten days with Shelton Freenneh as conductor.
The Epworth League and Sunday school convention of the St Joseph district Central Missouri Conference will convene at Clarks Chapel in Kansas City on June 20. Delegates and visitors will be hospitably entertained. Also a notice to Kansas City subscribers to settle subscriptions between June 20 and 25, signed by editor W. H. Hustow.
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