Are You a K. of P. Knights of Pythias public notice
The Knights of Pythias with over 4000 members in this State is presented as the most progressive Negro organization. It describes four departments Subordinate Lodges Uniform Bank Ladies Courts Endowment. Subordinate Lodges care for the sick dead and burial. Uniform Bank educates youths militarily. Ladies Courts support wives widows and daughters. Endowment pays out thousands annually to widows and heirs of deceased Knights.
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The
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythias Missouri Jurisdiction Notice
Missouri Grand Chancellor A W Lloyd promotes Knights of Pythias in Missouri citing six dollar subordinate lodges five figure endowments and per week sick dues. The ad lists 83 weekly dues paid by lodges seven thousand members and endowment funds on hand with 3137 Pine Street St Louis as headquarters and contact.
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Knights of Pythias of Missouri
Pythian
Pine Street
St. Louis
Pythians
Knights of Pythias
Missouri
Pine St
Fourteenth Annual Commencement Program 1907
The fourteenth annual commencement spans April 23 to 30 1907 with exams on April 24 25 26 27 events include a Rhetorical Prize Contest a Literary Societies Anniversary and Field Day. Baccalaureate sermons academic class day and graduation ceremonies are scheduled with presentations of certificates diplomas and degrees for the Grammar School Buckner Roy Camp Samuel Green and others listed as graduates.
Pythian Lodge Directory St Louis and Other Lodges
Directory lists Pythian Lodges in St Louis Kansas City Springfield Warrensburg Macon Kirksville Lexington Versailles and Ironton with meeting nights monthly at eight o clock and names of chancellors commanders and record keepers for each lodge including Salisbury Mound City Pride of the West Lone Star St Pythias and Green Valley notes on fourth Fridays fourth Wednesdays and other schedule details
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Higat
Fraternal lodge notices list chancellor command ers across Missouri
The text records Third Tuesdays monthly and Third Wednesdays monthly lodge meetings in St. Louis New Madrid Clinton Eureka Fayette Zenith with names of chancellor commanders and keepers of records and seal. Included are Joseph Eagles Charles S White Frank H Brown L L Dandridge William Powell G D Ross William Elliston Ernest Dunning Samuel Keys Lewis Williams Laurenzo Leonard William Sexton A E Robinson.
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St. Louis
Joseph Eagles
Charles S White
Miami
Frank H Brown
L L Dandridge
New Madrid
William Powell
G D Ross
Clinton
William Elliston
Ernest Dunning
Samuel Keys
William H Johnson
Fayette
Lewis Williams
Laurenzo Leonard
Zenith
Rocheport
William Sexton
A E Robinson
List of names appears in historical notice
A block of names includes Berry Hattie Brown John Ex Booker Emma Clark W A Cornelius Nora Ford H V O Griffin Bessie Hughes I A Jackson E Marshal May Sam Martin Ruby Patterson Ella Phillips K L Reeves H T Williams Addie Young V B. The fragment suggests a social or legal roster. no events or dates are legible.
Wright, R. Q. Prize Contest Admission Notice
College of Liberal Arts announces the Degree of A B with R Q Wright as participant. All exercises open to the public. A prize contest requires a 15 cent fee. Children unaccompanied by parents will not be admitted to the evening programs.
Warre nsburg reports praise and progress at spring meeting
Springtime reflections in Warre nsburg praise divine blessings after a year of steady work by Rev Buhannon who reports positive gains. The church notes harmony among members and clergy, with $800 raised this year and expectations for return next year. The piece mentions Ben's fine saddle horse.
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Buhannon
Ben
Freemason Lodges And Officers Listed In Kansas City
Kaw Valley No. 54 in Kansas City lists John H Yates as chancellor commander with W E Burdette and Flora No. 45 in Poplar Bluff names William L Carter as chancellor commander with I Townsend keeper of records and seal Richmond No. 20 in Richmond lists William Moss as chancellor commander and Benjamin Waugh as keeper Anchor No. 31 in Cape Girardeau names George Walla as chancellor commander and A M Oliver keeper of records for Greater ee No. 4 in Sedalia AC Mac
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Salisbury
William Harvey
J C Russell
Mound City
St. Louis
R H Cole
John Johnson
Fidelity
Springfield
F Adams
New Era
Kansas City
William Scott
Wade H Robinson
Warrensburg
Stephen Lillard
J. Will Cooper
Kaw Valley No
John H Yates
W E Burdette
Poplar Bluff
William L Carter
I Townsend
Richmond
William Moss
Benjamin Waugh
Cape Girardeau
George Walla
A M Oliver
Greater Ee
Sedalia
Meeting on the Second and Fourth Thursdays monthly
Excelsior No 3 in St Louis led by Chancellor Commander Chas Parks and Keeper Arthur Turner along with Huntsville and Ardmore lodges under officers A L Davis W L Toney and William Campbell. meeting cadence and officers listed.
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Excelsior No
St Louis
Chas Parks
Arthur ‘Turner
Simpson colt ready for Colored fairs at Higginsville and Sedalia
Simpson, who won the premium at Higginsville Colored Fair and Sedalia States Fair, was recently valued at 300 dollars. He says he has a colt and will have him ready for the Colored fair. Look out Abe Fewell is on the sick list. Mrs J H Jones, sick for about fifty six weeks, is convalescent.
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Bro Abe Fewell
J H Jones
Butler Ladies Art Club Hosts Beverly Booze Evening
Butler society notes recap an East Priest home gathering for Mra Booze with guests enjoying a pleasant evening. J T Crouch and wife marked their 30th wedding anniversary March 14 with many attending and pearl gifts. ME church aid fair supported Pastor Rev G B Abbott. Rev Ward W Goff visited en route to conference in Joplin and preached well. Rev Abbott closed his work in Butler, with Rev Wallace of AME church delivering a strong sermon and reporting progress. Junior League presented Mrs Abbott a black dress.
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J T Crouch
Ladies Aid Society of
G B Abbott
Ward W Goff
Joplin
Wallace
Abbott
Butler
Lesgue
Mia Abbott
Mrs Mildred Yates Embree Visit to Malik Badd
Mrs Mildred Yates Embree left Saturday for Malik Badd to visit her daughter Mrs Alfred Wilson. Mrs Robinpoore reports better this week at Payne School where a water issue closed last Friday and a letter noted progress by 49 noting staff and students returning after repairs.
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Mildred. Embree
Malik Badd
Mre
Alfred Wilson
Payne
Wyoming Brief: Levi Proctor Recovers from Illness
Last week reports indicate Levi Proctor in Wyoming has recovered from smallpox. Cee. R. Pitt and wife departed Wednesday for their home Huuteville after a two week visit with their parents. Miss Ora L. Williams returned home Saturday after six months at Randolph Springs School.
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Levi Proctor
Cee. R. Pitt
Huuteville
Ora L. Williams
Randolph Springs
FALSE STATEMENT REGARDING ANG TRE METROPOLITAN
A news report misrepresented the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company claiming it would stop issuing life policies to colored people. The Home Office received inquiries. the company denied stopping policies and stated it continued to issue and pay premiums for all riders.
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Metropolians
Nastroneil
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