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Sedalia Weekly Conservator in Sedalia, Missouri

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Sedalia Weekly Conservator

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1907

Page

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Great Session In Central Missouri Conference At Joplin

The Twenty-First Annual Session of the Central Missouri Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened in Joplin Missouri with Bishop David H. Moore presiding at 9 o clock. Rev W H Smith B F Abbott A H Higgs and Dr Randall led services as secretary and other officers were elected. Miss Milissa Fuell delivered the welcome address and impressed many attendees. The morning focused on routine business before adjournment.

Joplin Central Missouri F.S. Bowles R. EB. Gilliam G. W. Reeves Milissa Fuell Warrensburg Lincoln Institution Misa Fuell

Century Evangelism Conference Sees Plans for Revival

A telling address criticized current methods and urged practical plans to boost growth. The second day highlighted domestic missions, church extension, and education funding with a goal of raising funds for Sedalia's George R. Snitch College and broader church work. Bishop Moore led sessions praising gains, new traveling delegates admitted, and expectations for a stronger Methodist church nationwide.

Father Tayes J. W. Payne Mesdames H. A. Henley Mary Gibson Garland Penn I. L. Thomas Jones George R. Snitch College Sedalia LL Lowe W H Huston BF Abbott A H Higgs Richhard Davis J. H McAllister R E Gillum RE Gillum Union Memorial Church, St Louis

Red Hot Nails Spark High Rise Progress in New Orleans

The city sees a building boom with skyscrapers rising quickly. Grunewald Hotel Annex features hydraulic rivet work by colored workers using high heat and safety risks, while white workers handle other structures with slide hammer methods.

New Orleans Blanche Grunewald Hotel

Notices Request Prompt Payment From Patrons

During the past fortnight we have sent statements to a number of our patrons. We urge that all who have received these notices respond at once by sending Money Order, Check or Draft for the amount asked. Respectfully Yours, W. H. Huston.

W. H. Huston

Official Visit Notice by Grand Lecturer F J Brown

Grand Lecturer F J Brown of St Louis notifies Missouri lodges of upcoming official visits. He requires lodges to have the Master of Finance Exchequer and Keeper of Records and Seal books receipts ready for inspection at arrival so a report can be prepared during the night session.

F. J. Brown St. Louis Missouri F. C

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