Wiley University president to lecture at George R. Smith Chapel
The Rev. M. W. Dogan, A. M., Ph. D., president of Wiley University, will lecture at the George R. Smith College Chapel on March 17 under the Students' Lecture Bureau. The piece lauds his career from boot black to university president, highlights $40,000 in improvements and 36 percent attendance growth, and urges conservative business leaders for public trust. It also extols altruism and progress in education, race uplift, and civic duties.
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M. W. Dogan
A. M
Wiley University
Students
George R. Smith College
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Sedalia
Reading for Delinquent Subscribers
Delinquent subscriber rules outline continued delivery on unpaid arrears, obligations to notify publishers, and consequences for nonpayment or misfeasance. It references advance payment, moving without notice, and post office actions under new postal laws.
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Sedalia Times to Cease Publication and Conservator Takeover
Delinquent subscribers will be dropped as Sedalia Times ends. The Conservator will continue paid subscriptions to their term, with notices sent for expirations and renewals. Mr W H Carter thanks supporters after 12 years of running the Times and passes duties to the Conservator.
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Sedalia Times
Senarta Conservator
Mutie
Times
W. Hi. Carter
H. G. Phillips
Do It Now Poem Fragment
A fragmented poem urges immediate action with lines about wine work and noble aims. It emphasizes seizing the moment and learning from present opportunities, urging use of the current time as speed toward reward and helping others, ending with a religious toned exhortation to act now.
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Earth
Presiding Elders Reside In Sedalia Community
Sedalia hosts two presiding elders Rev Wy N Smith of Sedlia district and Rev J Will Jackson of St Joseph district both reside here with property and strong local regard. They will attend Conference after winter service at the AME church March 10 inviting all for Quarterly meeting. Two men, George Smith and Terry Baghsn, were arraigned in local courts last week on charges of diaggineal caesy red property. prosecution notes signed for a neighbor’s surety. both discharged with counsel Lawyer Phillips handling the case.
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Sedalia
Wy. N. Smith
Sedlia
J. Will Jackson
St. Joseph
Messra
George Smith
Terry Baghsn
Phillips
Reverend Divers Leaves Sweet Springs Church
The Rev. Wm. Divers bids farewell after three years of service in Sweet Springs and heads to St. Louis to report to his conference. Community praise follows as members of the Clover Club donate funds to honor him, while others note relatives traveling and visitors stopping by.
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Wm. Divers
Legion of Friends
St. Louis
Births and Visits Highlight Small Town News
Fowler reports a baby girl born to the wife of H Bowens of Lexington with a healthy arrival Friday night. Charley Brown visited Edder Tripen in Puiville. Arthur Roodes came Wednesday to see home and friends. Mrs Maggie Paxton returned to Sedwin Monday evening. Clarence and Frank Stevenson attended the Mt Leonard sale Wednesday. Rev William Martin of the A M E Church at Waverly preached a noble sermon for Rev Wallace Puescay that night.
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Maggie Paxton
Sedwin
Clarence
Frank Stevenson
Mt. Leonard
William Martin
A M. E. Church
Waverly
Wallace Puescay
Blairstown social notes and injuries in town
Clinton Mrs Hughes of Blairstown visits Mrs C C Harris. Edward Wright seriously injured when horse fell on him Saturday night as he rode the horse. He was thrown violently to the ground and may not recover. Rev T B Gardner preached at the Second Baptist church last Sunday. Mrs Artie Mitchel is better. Rev H G Gibson left for St Louis to attend conference, hopes to return for another year. John Royston and wife visited here Sunday. Frenchie Webster is very sick as of this writing.
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Edward Wright
H. G. Gibson
St. Louis
Contest for Miss Negro Nowspiper Candidates
A hometown notice invites entries in a contest for young ladies with a chance to win a gold watch and chain and a present from the editor. Current candidates are Omelia Jackson Rota Layne and Myrtle Franklin. Local colored citizens urged to support the candidates while noting the paper’s African American editors.
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Omelia Jackson
Rota Layne
Myrtle Franklin
Warrensburg notices and local moves pace weekly round
Prof J Cooper traveled to Centerview on Saturday for business matters. Jones, a former resident, moves to Warrensburg and buys a home. Flora Gincheau remains ill. Rev Haker and Bolen assisted in a rally with Rev J Wy Patton. Prof Gaines was in town Saturday. Read the Conservator for a dollar a year and stay cheerful. Genita Gaines, Lincoln Institute student, returns to campus after illness. If you refuse to subscribe, you may send good news for publication occasionally.
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Flora Gincheau
Henson Haker
Bolen
J Wy Patton
Burton's Chapel at Fayette Pushing to the Front
Rev W J DeBoe reports from Fayette that Burton's Chapel has had a prosperous year with 105 members raising over one thousand dollars. The church will report 25 conversions and 33 additions to the conference, and efforts are underway to erect a more modern and beautiful church.
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W. J. DeBoe
Fayette
Burton’s Dhael
Malta Bend Social Notes From Last Week
Arthur Rhodes visited his aunt in Lezington while Miss Mittie Fowler stayed with Miss Lizzie Steward in Waverly. Rev. Father Tayes left Tuesday for St Louis to attend the Agual Conferences. Mrs William Clark and Mr Reed of Mt Leonard visited the New Home. Miss Lolie Fowler of Mt Leonard spent several days at her father Jerry’s bedside.
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Mittie Fowler
Lizzie Steward
Waverly
Father Tayes
St. Louis
William Clark
Reed
Mt. Leonard
Lolie Fowler
Jerry
Reverend Young's Farewell Sermon Prepares for St Louis
Lexington report notes Rev Hubert Young preached a farewell sermon Sunday night before leaving Monday for St Louis Missouri to attend the annual M E church conference. Mrs Alice Holmes visited Kansas City last week and Miss Jane Lucas from KC MO cared for a sick mother at home. Dr J D Ball was called to attend Mr Mack Thomas near Dover Missouri. Frances Bowens presented.
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Hubert Young
St. Louis Mo
M. E. Church
A Mle
Young
J. D. Ball
Mack Thomas
Do Ver Mo
Local notes on families and church activities
The column records updates from residents on tenth street and nearby, noting Eugene Conway expanding his home with two rooms, and the A M E Church organizing a Christian Endeavor. It mentions Mrs Sayles improving after illness, Wing Holmes teaching, and various visits by Mr and Mrs Silas Phillips, Bora Byrd, and others, with routine social presence at Overville events and a halted school return for Carter Little.
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Eugene Conway
Tenth Street
A.M. E Church
Thiw
Silas Phillips
Sayles Real Dence
Carter
Kansas City Social Happenings Hosts Evening
The United Seas Alien Inedd group held its regular meeting at the Burnett residence 31 Charlotte St with L D His and A Heckley as hosts. The organization is praised for its work in intellect and finances, and a near monthly meeting will include an election and guest Mrs WY Grands.
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Ala
Marth
United Seas
H. Burnett
Charlotte St
L. D. His
A. Heckley
Aspgranes
New First-Class Cafe Opens at 114 BR Main Street
George LF Tavis launches Dac luls's Cafe at 114 BR Main Street inviting locals to visit. The owner claims the cafe will serve the rest of the market, marking a fresh dining option in the area.
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George LF. Tavis
BR. Main Street
Dac Luls
Greater Taylor Chapel Near at Hand Report
Rev Richard Davis of Greater Taylor Chapel reports to the conference at St Louis with a 10 percent gain in church funds for the year The Trustees purchase the Catholic lot at Lamine and Pettis streets to build a new church foundation Plans note 30 conversions 48 accessions and 1540 dollars raised during the year The report credits Rev Davis and urges continued work by the congregation
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Sedalea
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Pettis Street
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Notice Offer for Stenography Course Enrollment
55.50 in cash will be given to any person seeking enrollment in the 20th Century Correspondence School of Stenography. Offer valid until April 1. For details address C A Biggers Box 121 Muskogee OK.
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