St Joseph District Meeting at Clark Chapel Kansas City
The St Joseph District of the Central Missouri Conference of the ME church held a May 2024 meeting at Clark Chapel Kansas City with 45 delegates. Rev Preston Overton presided as convention adjourned after installing officers and honoring five years of service.
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St. Joseph
Clark Chapel
Kansas City
District League of
Lpworth League
M 2
Asbury Chapel
Tne
J Will Jackson
League
QO E Whaley
Kanagas City
W M Goff
Butler
G A Whaley
EB M Mack
Desmoines
Iowa
A Ellis
Mae Johnson
St Joseph
Laura Bell
Fulton
Blanche Roberts
Mary Davison
Harrisonville
Revo A Johnson
Burn's Chapel
Rey Preston Oventon
H. T. Orear
Pythian Lodges Told to Report June Changes
All Pythian lodges must forward any executive office changes from the June election to the office. Lodges and courts are urged to send data for inclusion in the Pythian Lodge Directory.
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Pythian Lodges
Pythian Lodge
Conservator Warns of Nonpayment Consequences This Month
The Conservator warns that failure to pay this month will result in enforcement actions. The notice stresses timely payment to avoid further steps.
Sedalia District Conservator Reports Positive Start to Year
A Sedalia District Conservator note outlines strong starts across Osceola Mount Vernon Springfield Joplin and Carthage churches. Reports include May and June quarterly meetings with solid results $48.50 raised, improvements in health for a pastor, and excitement for the upcoming annual conference as mob violence has impacted several colored churches.
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Mount Vernon
Brother Hooks
Greenfield
Springfield
W H Wheeler
Brother Wheeler
Joplin
R G Smith
Carthage
RH Young
W H Smith
Pythian Grand Lodge Invites Delegates to Kansas City
Kansas City prepares to entertain 22nd Convocation of the Missouri Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias. On July 24 delegates arrive at Union Station. Dr J Edward Perry Prof Hi Graham Prof D N Crosthwait and James P Maynard lead efforts to host guests at Camp Butler near a park area served by electric cars.
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Jaly
Union Station
Kansas City
J Edward Perry
Hi Graham
D N Crosthwait
James P Maynard
Grand Lodge
Colored Fair at Higginsville Opens August 15
The LaFayette County Colored Fair Association stockholders plan a big fair at Higginsville Fair Grounds August 15 to 17. Watch for advertising and lithographs. For information call or write Moses Green President Lexington Mo L E Britt Vice President Higginsville Mo W W Ford Secretary T A Jones Asst Secretary
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LaFayette County Colored Fair Association
Higginsville
Lexington
Higginsville Fair
Moses Green
L. E. Britt
W. W. Ford
T. A. Jones
Pythian Convention Drill and Ball Set for July Twenty-Six
Visitors will get guides to venues with ample lodging. Convention hall will host drills and the grand Pythian ball on July 26 with two hundred dollars in cash prizes. Regimental Band of 25 pieces from St Louis and a 22-piece Kansas City Pythian Band provide music. Camp Butler daily drills and band concerts beckon crowds. Special train “The Pythian Special” leaves St Louis July 23 to Kansas City. Local committee led by J P Maynard includes W M Saunders and others. headquarters at 704 East 12th Street, Kansas City.
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Kansas City
St Louis
Pythian Band
Camp Butler
H H Graham
East 12Th Bt
Mo Pac
P Maynard
M Saunders
AC Randall
E Dibble
Walter Pritchard
Browning
Parsonage Work, Visit Notes from Local Residents
SWEET SPRINGY Mrs Mollie Lucas is sick at this writing Mrs Georgie Day departed for Kansas City Tuesday Miss Clara Edene is the guest for Mr and Mrs Bell at this writing Mrs J W Brown of Sedalia was a guest of Isaac Lucas a few days this week Rev Dennis Patton of California was a pleasant caller at his home this week Harvey Hannets and Nevada Brent departed for Kansas City Monday evening Mrs Lizzie McHelory of Kansas City while passing through from Jefferson City stopped over a few days with her mother The parsonage committee are doing all in their power to put the parsonage in good order for our most worthy Rev Richard Rush
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Sedalia
Clinton
Osceola
F M Cooper
Mollie Lucas
Georgie Day
Kansas City
Clara Edene
Bell
J W Brown
Isaac Lucas
Dennis Patton
Californnia
Harvey Hannets
Nevada Brent
Lizzie McHelory
Kanesas City
Jefferson City
Richard Rush
Progressives Target to Count in Line for Progress
A phrase from a political discussion emphasizes lining up and counting with the progressives. The comment highlights strategic aims to align with reform-minded factions and push through policy goals. No specific people or events are named in the readable text.
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North
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Sedalia District
Central Missouri Conference
Pythian Grand Lodge
Uniform Bank
B. Kuppenheimer
Kupenenheimer & Co
Chicago
E. E. Johnston
Ohio Street
Colored Fair
J P Maynard
Grace Denny
Harry R Graham
Harry Williams
D N Crosthwaite
Lor
A W Lloyd
W H Robinson
East 12 Street
Liberty Park
Sedalia, Missouri
Sadalia Union No. 6
Building Laborers’ International Protective Union of America
Columbia
Moberly
J. P. Moffitt
John Dotson
Burk Green
Rollins’ Studio
East Main Street
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