06 May 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
1
The 12th annual commencement of George R. Smith College honors graduates from Grammar and Academic divisions. The ceremony features sermons, music, and prize readings, with nine grammar and eleven academic promotion certificates awarded. Speakers discuss education’s value as students parade and a charitable collection supports the Memorial Chapel building project.
Graduating exercises featured a processional and speeches on life and Christianity. Notable speakers included Professor G. Pitonpeon and Miss Daisy Kerry, with musical selections and benediction concluding the program.
Justus Wilson of West Springs Missouri marries Miss Carp Walker in a 7 26 pm ceremony at the Lexington AME Church, with Rev A A Gilbert officiating. Guests offered gifts and a reception followed. couple to reside in Sweet Springs after May 4. well wishes from Conservator readers.
The Wrights of Pythian of Massenuiy report 44 retrieverthty ble records in the last three minutes while a health suborder lodpe runes sums to 290s 69. A cash balance in the bank stands at 10332 73. The Knights must file 6000 for all pending matters, studying their growth.
A note on the annual Higwinsville Fair at Higwinsville fair grounds promises larger premiums across departments. Negro farmers across the west are urged to enter speed events and seek information from Moses Green in Lexington Mo or J W Perry in Higwinsville.
Lexinge Yon ois reports a flurry of social visits and church events. Mrs America Wilson and Mrs Talbert hosted gatherings while Nellie Jones recuperated, and many residents attended services at Leeciaton chapel. Frequent trips to Misitisville and Agginsville appeared among the town’s activities with numerous family visits, weddings, and concert nights noted.
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