22 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
1
The Grand Setting of the Knights of Pythias and Or fayette July 15 to 21 inclusive lists a local fraternal gathering with plans and activities across the week.
The Central Christian Advocate of Kansas City praises Rev. J Will Jackson D D and his accomplished daughters Misses V Willeune and M Minniolia. The note appears in the last season of the centennial church journal, highlighting the clergyman and his family.
St. Louis church Union Memorial grew from merging two congregations under the leadership of a local figure. It now boasts over 600 members, making it the second largest in the conference, with seating stretched to capacity at every service. Dr. Jackson's Sedalia friends applaud his success, noting him as a fellow townsman.
The committee on resolutions submits thanks to Prof C C Hubbard for supporting teachers across counties by securing capable instructors Prof H L Billups and Editor W H Huston Wuerens are thanked for their instructive contributions and benefits received.
As I Travel Otterville notes substantial Negro citizens both in town and nearby. They gather to hear Rev C Webster, their new pastor who resides with Mr and Mrs Thompson, siblings of Mr Adams of Sedalia. The Thompsons are praised as thrifty, industrious hosts, while Webster earns a fine reputation for George R.
In Morgan county, Versailles Beautiful Versailles is highlighted as a county seat with many residents owning homes and a low presence of shiftlessness. Spiritual leaders Rev M Watts and Payton are praised for uplifting services. Brother Payton is described as kind hearted and punctual with concise sermons. The George R boys are noted for excellent work at the school.
Brother Wheeler influences the Springfield faith at almost every service urging Christ. On the 16th three individuals will accept Christ as Savior. Prof. B F Adam remains busy. Miss Henley stays loyal to George R as Ozark welcomes more devoted residents. Baptist and C P churches show generous hearts. A M E church installs a pipe organ and renovates. Pittschapel buys a new lot with $1000 in cash for a new church and trustees plan a rally for $400 or $500 on the fifth Sunday.
In Mt Vernon Rev B F Bateman invites locals to services claiming harmony between races. his wife assists and the piece notes an optimistic view of race relations. The column also mentions Mrs and Miss Dicus and Geo A Greenfield, describing a greenfield town with a prosperous community and local tradespeople.
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