Sunday School and Prayer Meetings Schedule
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and 1st and 3rd Sunday services. Preaching at morning hours. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night. Covenant Meeting Wednesday night. Pews free and all welcomed.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1905
Page
3
Sunday School at 10 a.m. and 1st and 3rd Sunday services. Preaching at morning hours. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night. Covenant Meeting Wednesday night. Pews free and all welcomed.
A long delegation joined a Sunday excursion to Kansas City. Reports mention Miss Fannie Timeren rendering good service, Miss Estella Bell becoming cashier at Davin's Cain, Miss Pearl Myers returning from Kansas City, and various local activities at Liberty Park Hall and Conservator events.
Fayette reports social events and personal notes including a cousin's marriage witness, George Crow's injuries from a wagon fall, D L Stewart resigning from the Pacific Railway, Rev A M Summerville recovering health, a joyful social at Main Hall, Miss Mayme Brown engaging with Prof C E Johnson for a commencement program, Robert Carter visiting family, a death in Kansas City of Arzella Gordon aged 16 with a local funeral, Mother Matilda Smith's rheumatism illness, Walker and Thompson advertising a side-board at Perry's, Prof A He Gravett's Tipton school closing, and an Educational Sermon to be preached by Pres L Lowe with Gravette’s plans for a great time.
An advertiser claims a product for hair that makes kinky hair straight and soft and cures dandruff. The notice promises harmless results and asks for fifty cents to mail a bottle postpaid. Addressed to Oxonized Ox Marrow Co. at 76 War bash Ave Chicago fl.
A reader claims using one bottle of Oxoniz ed Ox Marrow stopped hair loss and boosted length from seven to ten inches. The letter, signed Minnie Mouser of Key West Florida, August 28 1904, invites others to try the product.
A brief note indicates Ciine continues operations in the fuel business. The prompt urges contacting him when the coal bin is empty, suggesting ongoing availability or service. The remark reflects practical household logistics of fuel supply and lingering business ties.
Special notice announces date change to June 4 for a meeting at Smithton with Rev. L Shepherd of Hoonville and Rev. H Birton of OL present to preach sermons. A basket dinner will be served on the grounds. All are invited to attend.
A preparatory note announces an evening event at Liberty Park Wail on May 17 to mark a Conservator’s celebration. The wording suggests a festive gathering with a focus on community and ceremonial activities.
The school, famed across the Union, invites applicants for its course and work. Immediate attention requested for mindletders and Depotiles. A. Bigwers, Instructor, Muskogee, Holl 724, announces a Swell Time for the Swellest at Liberty Park Idall on May 17 with admission one cent.
The Knights of Pythians announce a gathering on June 2 and invite all gentlemen to attend at brother Berry Hickman’s on Washington Street. Meetings will be held each Wednesday evening at Welock p.m. time not clearly stated.
W A Cline a Colamina fuel dealer conducted weekly business. Litthy Miss Mary Jackman has been detained from school all week by a panack of paratidns. Sharon's Court No 10 held its annual installation of officers last Friday night at the DLO T Hall with an immense crowd present and a very pleasant experience for all.
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