Are You a K. of P. Knights of Pythias advert
The Knights of Pythias with over 4000 members in this state is billed as the most progressive Negro organization. Four departments include Subordinate Lodges aiding the sick and burying the dead Uniform Rank offers military education to young men Ladies Courts educate wives widows daughters and sisters Endowment pays out thousands annually to widows and heirs of deceased Knights.
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The
Knights of Pythias
Koichi
Endowm
Notice of Executor for Nathaniel Anderson Estate
Executor's notice states Letters Testamentary issued April 2 1907 by the Probate Court of Pettis County Missouri to Susan Anderson executrix. Creditors must present claims within one year or be barred. claims must be filed within two years from publication. Publication date is April 2 1907.
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Nathaniel Anderson
Peitis County
Missouri
Susan Anderson
Executrix
Pythian Lodges Directory for Missouri and Kansas Cities
Shipping a directory of lodges listing meeting days and times across Missouri and Kansas. It names lodge numbers, cities, chancellors commanders, and keepers of records and seal, with meetings on Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays, or Wednesdays at eight o'clock.
Missouri Jurisdiction Knights of Pythias Facts
Missouri jurisdiction records show 66 subordinate lodges in the state and 10 uniform bank companies. About $55,000 paid to heirs of Missouri Knights of Pythias in the last decade plus $11,500 for Pythian Home at 3137 Pine Street, St. Louis, which is owned and controlled by Pythians. Sick dues are $3 per week per lodge with $6,252.95 in endowment funds on hand. Endowment on each death is 4080 Knights of Pythias in Missouri.
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Knights of Pythias of
Missouri
Pythian
Pine Street
St. Louis
Pythians
Knights of Pythias
Missouri Ladies' Courts Endowment Appeal
A public solicitation from A. W. Lloyd Grand Chancellor of Missouri urges joining the organization. It cites seven dollar ladies courts in Missouri with 2000 members and endowments of ten dollars per death, noting endowment funds on hand total 2614 dollars. Contact 3137 Pine Street, St. Louis.
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Missouri
Pine St
St. Louis
Baths Offered at Alf Wheeler’s Barbershop
Alf Wheeler, progressive barber, has added a fine bathroom with hot and cold water to his shop at 103 North Lamine. No need to be dirty. baths available at a reasonable price. Call and see him.
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Alf Wheeler
North Lamine
New Grand Lodge Officers for Pennsylvania Formed
The Office of the Supreme Chancellor announces a Grand Lodge for Pennsylvania was instituted in Harrisburg on March 27, 1907. Officers elected include Co. G. Collier grand chancellor in Philadelphia and Samuel Howard grand vice chancellor in Braddock, with multiple other named officers across Pittsburgh Uniontown and Chester. The Grand Lodge supersedes previous Pennsylvania lodges.
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Knights of Pthias
State of
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Co. G. Collier
South 15Th St
Philadelphia
Samuel Howard
Braddock
M.C. Brown
T. W. Mills
Pittsburg
G. A. Nevel
Grand
Charleston
West Virginia
S. W. Starks
Third Wednesdays Monthly at Eight O Clock
Fragments outline lodge meeting schedule with Eureka St Louis Fayette Rocheport and Zenith chapters. Names Samuel Keys William H Johnson Lewis U Williams Laur enzo Leonard William Sexton A E Robinson appear as chancellor commanders and keepers of their respective lodges.
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St. Louis
Samuel Keys
William H Johnson
Fayette
Lewis U Williams
Laurenzo Leonard
Rocheport
William Sexton
A E Robinson
Third Thursdays Monthly Masonic Lodges Listed Kansas City Area
Raw Valley No. 54 Kansas City with John H Yates as chancellor commander and W E Burdette as keeper of records and seal Flora No. 15 Poplar Bluff led by William L Carter as chancellor commander S E Townsend keeper of records and seal Richmond No. 2v Richmond with William Moss chancellor commander Benjamin Waugh keeper of records and seal Anchor No. 34 Cape Girardeau George Valle chancellor commander AM livers oe of rec ords and seal Greater Sedislin No 4% Mt Zion Yeover der) records and seal
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Raw Valley No
Kansas City
John H Yates
W E Burdette
Poplar Bluff
William L Carter
S E Townsend
Richmond
William Moss
Benjamin Waugh
Cape Girardeau
Organize Pythian Cadets Across Missouri
To organize Pythian Cadets, any lodge in Missouri should write for information. The aim is to form Cadet companies among Pythian children throughout the state. Write at once to Cot Wu H Hypones, 3513 Bernard Ave, St Louis, Mo.
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Missour
Bernard Ave
St Louis
Masonic and Fraternal Lodges Gather in Valley Locale
The text lists lodges of this jurisdiction meeting on the fourth Tuesdays monthly at eight o clock. Green Valley No. 36 in Lexington with Walter Shipley as chancellor commander and James Lindsey as keeper of records and seal. St Louis and Versailles groups noted with officers Cato Graves and William B. Rankins, and Serry Woods as keeper of records and seal for Polar Star No. 60.
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St. Louis
Joseph Eagles
Charles 8 White
Miami
Frank H Brown
L L W Wandridge
New Madrid
William Powell
G D Ross
Clinton
William Elliston
Ernest Dunning
St Louis
William Mitchell
W H
Goff
Lone Star No
Macon
J T Ancell
J O McNutt
Green Valley
Lexington
Walter Shipley
James Lindsey
St Pythias
Cato Graves
Wiliam B. Rankins
Versailles
Serry Woods
Fourth Thursdays For Months At Eight O Clock
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles such as chancellor commander keeper of records and various lodges including Excelsior No 3 St Louis Harrison No 12 Huntsville Golden Star No 27 with several indicated officers. Text is garbled and incomplete but suggests a fraternal lodge schedule or officers list.
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Harrison
Hunteville
A L Davie
W L Toney
Geal
Grand Chancellor Addresses Pythians and Carantheans
In Farmington a joint Pythians and Carantheans session featured Grand Chancellor Sir A. W. Lloyd who spoke on the growth of Pythianism in Missouri and urged Negroes to invest wisely. He noted that most Negroes know how to earn money but many do not know how to spend it. Charles E. Baker spoke for Burlingh Lodge and Miss Davie Baker for Maserial Court Burliegh Leige welcomed the news of the annual trip and glad tidings from the visiting Grand Chancellor.
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A. W. Lloyd
Missouri
Charles E. Baker
Burlingh Lodge
Davie 'F
Baker
Maserial Court
Burliegh Leige
Successful Rally In Hannibal Missouri May Seventh
A Sunday rally in Hannibal Missouri on May 7 2007 drew praise despite rain. Trustee leaders credited Rev George Grady of Clarkaville for guiding a successful event and the church reported spiritual blessing and substantial contributions totaling 852.6 percent of expected goals.
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George Grady
Clarkaville
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