Missouri Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias property purchase
Report from the Beneficiary Board of the Missouri Knights of Pythias shows a cash balance of 7010.68 and quarterly income of 2049.41 with a grand total of 12982.20 after expenses. Grand Chancellor A W Liond, on annual lodge visitation, notes progress with plans to establish new lodges in Lexington Sedalia and Hustonia by July. The order emphasizes land and property acquisition, uniting Missouri's Black community in fraternal fraternal union.
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Missouri Grand Louge Knights OF Pythias
ST. Louis
Missouri
Missouri Band Lodge Knights of Pythias
Os. Tt
A.W. Liond
Lexington
Sedalia
Hustonia
More Randolph County Negro Land Owners
Dear Editors I recount a Randolph Springs visit via the Wabash to Clifton Hill meeting William Humphrey a leading farmer who hosted a 5 mile drive south to his home. A Sunday church service drew Huntsville Clifton Springs and nearby residents with a strong Holy Spirit presence. I add a list of landowners including Benjamin Owes 100 acres B Hughes 50 acres Henry Pitts 40 acres Davis Kitts 20 acres Taam Harvey 8 acres Henry Cooper 40 acres Amos Cameron 80 acres Joseph Herald 30 acres Marion Ellington 118 acres Mrs Hannah Davis 40 acres William White 50 acres Charley Davis 40 acres J Dameron 70 acres A Ferguson 60 acres D Payne 120 acres Ki Jackson 40 acres The earlier letter misreported S M Dameron as 40 acres, corrected to 80 acres.
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Moberly Mo
Randolph Springs
Wabash R. R
Clifton Hill
William Humphrey
Clinton Hill
Humphreys
Huntsville
Clifton Springs
Benjamin Owes
B. Hughes
Henry Pitts
Davis Kitts
Taam Harvey
Henry Cooper
Amos Cameron
Joseph Herald
Marion Ellington
Hannah Davis
William White
Charley Davis
J.5. Dameron
A. Ferguson
D. Payne
Ki. Jackson
S.M. Dameron
Quarterly Report from Sedalia Central Mo Conference Circuits
The Sedalia District reports bright outlooks for the year with April May meetings across Georgetown Dresden Odessa Wellington Lexington Malta Bend and Marshall. Pastor changes and offerings are noted with several congregations reporting growth and one sad passing during construction work.
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Sedalia
Central Mo
George Town
Lire
Rush
Dresden
Bev
S. Hawkins
Bro. W. Divers
Sweet Songs
Odessa
Denny
Wellington
Lexington
J. J. Clark
Bro. Clark
Malta Bend
Bro. C. Tays
Trays
Suprise
Marshall
A. HL. Higgs
M. J. Turgeson
Blackburn
Pileaant Grove
Bro
J. W. Rhodes
Local school closes with mixed crowds and honors
A small town report notes the school closing with five graduates including Minnie Bowers and Nannie L. Ross, a large crowd at the basket meeting, Mrs Lucy Murray providing music, and Rev G W Watts delivering an educational sermon. Parish events, fires, and visits are also recorded alongside community concerns and missing subscription notices.
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Minenie Bowers
Nannie L. Ross
Linccoln Turner
Oliver Hunter
G W Watts
D.D
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Veuschke
Nopmcranty
H. W. Menschke
Third and Ohio
Randolph County
J. D. Evans
Moberly
J. D. Vans
Perry’s Jafe and Restaurant
Clifton Perry
North Lamine Street
Sedalia, Mo
Blackborn
Adam White
Mary B Murray
Lucy Murray
Sadie Lee
Marrshall
Geo Poindexter
Blackwater
James Kuntz
Pleasant Grove
Lucy Murrray
Versailles
Rey S P. Johnson
Baptist Church
Rey G W Watts
Gussie Christian
Mayview
Chas Bradford
Son
Harry
Alex Divers
Roy
Hamit Tolbert
William Roy
Bishop Clay
Creen Lytton
Huston Secalia
Higginsville
Anderson Hawkins
Lee Soumil
Rey Bean
Washington, Mo
Marshall, Mo
Frank Workpouf
Grands Cemetery
Mra
Bettie Newby
Perry
Kee W B Brooks
2Nd Baptist Church
Rey Brooks
Mayme Brown
Sedalia Mo
Rebeca Parker
Pearl Smith
Thomas Williams
Robert Hayes
Via
MET
Lhares Sedalia
St Louis
St. Lowis
Katy
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