Sedalia Churches Directory Listing
Sunday School 9 30 a m Preaching 11 00 a m Class meeting 3 00 p m Epworth League 6 30 p m Preaching 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening Rev R Davis Pastor Residence 107 E Cooper street Morning Service 11 a m Sunday School 2 p m Class meeting 3 p m Evening Service 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m Teachers meeting Friday nights P Thurman pastor H R Brown Secretary
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Epworth League
R. Davis
Cooper Street
P, Thurman
H. R. Brown
Morning and evening services at North Osage Church
The Cc. M. E. Church announces morning services at 11 a m and evening services at 7 45 p m with a 3 45 p m class meeting and 9 30 p m Epworth League. Prayer meetings are held each Wednesday evening and a Christian Band meets Fridays. Rev T L Scott is the pastor and Mamie Walker serves as secretary at 313 W Clay.
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Epworth
T. L. Scott
Morgan Street Baptist Church Services
Morgan Street Baptist Church announces preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Sundays with Sunday school at 2:30 p.m. A prayer meeting is held every Wednesday evening. Reverend J. H. Downing invites all to attend and feel welcome at all services.
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J. H. Downing
Suan's Chapel Free Baptist Church Sunday School Schedule
Suan's Chapel Free Baptist Church announces Sunday School on the first and third Sunday each month at 11:00 AM and 7:30 PM. Prayer Meeting Tuesday night and Covenant Meeting Friday night. All welcomed. Rev EF D Burns, Fast or, Mr Zula Whitley, Clerk, Mabel Williams, Asst. Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF D Burns
Zula Whitley
Mabel Wiliams
Local notes and visits from town residents
Harry Buchner returns from Chicago extended stay Prof C W White of Versailles was in town Saturday on business Eugene Sanders left for St Louis for a weeks visit William Brown the fruit grower has excellent goods on the market Grace Watts fell injuring her knee last Saturday night Thomas Draffin farmer near Bunceton was in town 24th guest of Joseph Simpson Henry Pettis caterer now ready to serve patrons Hot meals lunches and short orders available In our municipal controversy conservatives needed to manage in order to win R E L Bailey editor National Mirror called at our sanctum Tuesday evening Local Option questions require intelligent consideration to be fair to all Let us build up business rather than destroy it.
Mrs Brooka Moore Hosts Art Club Meeting
Mrs Brooka Moore entertained the Art Club last week and Mrs JR Saunders read a paper on current topics.
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Brooka Moore
JR. Saunders
Stop and vote business into town, not out
Stop to reflect on local progress as a legitimate business seeks to operate in the city. Miss Maud Lewis, once a Geo. R. student in St. Louis, paused here Friday to visit old friends, then headed to Coffeyville Kansas. Mrs Patay Williama returned from a Cooper County funeral in Bunceton Missouri where her mother was buried last Tuesday. she leaves three daughters, a husband, and two brothers.
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Patay Williama
Cooper Co
Tast
Bunceton Mo
Editor Huston Helps White At School Closing
Editor W. H. Huston spent a couple of days this week in Versailles helping Prof. Chas. White with his school closing exercises.
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W. H. Huston
Versailles
Chas. White
Fox Hunt on Big Muddy Nets Four Men
Messers John Williams Frank Bledsoe William Randall and Billy Channels went out on Big Muddy Monday for a fox hunt.
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John Williams
Frank Bledsoe
William Randall
Billy Channels
Big Muddy
Goode rushed to Slater after urgent wife’s illness
David Goode left Wednesday evening for Slater Missouri after a hurry up call reporting that his wife Mrs Layte Goode was dangerously ill.
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David Goode
Slater, Mo
Mrs
Layte Goode
Salt Pound and South Grove Subscribers Debate Decoration Day
Salt Pound and South Grove subscribers for the Conservator will come to the Decoration Day event seeking information, renewing subscriptions, and discussing delivery schedules with local editors and agents. The gathering emphasizes community ties and the paper’s service to residents.
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Salt Pound
South Grove
Decoration Day
Accomplished Moberly Lady Visits Relatives and Musically Active
Miss Eujetta A. Diggs of Moberly, a Western College Macon graduate and skilled musician, spent several days this week visiting Misses Emma and Sedalia Drake and cousin F R Hughes. She conducts music classes in Moberly and Huntaville, Mo.
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Eujetta A. Diggs
Moberly
Emma
Sedalia Drake
FR. Hughes
Western College
Macon
Huntaville
Monster Fourth of July planned for Smithton area
Reverends Todd and Webbser of Beaman and Smithton Circuits organize a Monster Fourth of July celebration to be held at Smithton with full details to be announced tomorrow. The event brings together Otterville Smithton Beaman Windsor and Pilot Grove for a regional celebration.
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Todd and
Webbser
Beaman
Smithton
Otterville
Windsor
Pilot Grove
Funeral for Mrs Sallie Furbush Held at Mt Olive
Aaron Duncan of this city was called to Warrensburg on the 23 to attend the funeral of his aunt the late Mrs Sallie Furbush who departed this life at her home in Mt Olive on the 21st Mrs Furbush was a consistent member of the C M E Church Rev Wilson conducted the funeral and her body was interred in the Mt Olive cemetery
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Aaron Duncan
Warrensburg
Sallie Furbush
Mt. Olive
Furbush
Rev. Wilson
Mrs. E C Johnson Elected Mite-Box Secretary in Missouri
Mrs. E C Johnson of 625 Washington St Springfield Missouri was elected mite box secretary of the Central Missouri Conference at its recent session in St Louis and has begun work. Pastors may ask her to supply mite boxes for lady workers and support the Woman's Home Missionary Society.
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E. C. Johnson
Washington St
Springfield
St. Louis
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Murray Family Trip Notes Harry and Okie’s Graduation
J C Murray and daughter Dora traveled to Warrensburg on the 22 to witness the graduation of their sons and brothers Harry and Okie from Poward High School. Accompanied by Mrs Annie L Stemmons they will be hosted by Mrs Bell Johnson in the quarry City returning at midnight Saturday. The Carnation Club was entered.
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J. C. Murray
Dora
Warrensburg
Harry
Okie
Poward High School
Annie L. Stemmons
Bell Johnson
Quarry City
Notable Kentucky farmer attends Versailles school events
Mrs Anna Wright hosted a social with Dr J Will Jackson speaking at Centennial Chapel in Kansas City Mo Ice cream cake and fruit were served. The Home Protective Association paid Mrs M L Johnson death claim of 75 dollars. H Thomas agent Lewis S Baker, a Akinsville farmer, attended Washington School commencement at Versailles on the 18th with wife and sister in law. Baker has two children in the term and praised Prof White. He owns an 80 acre well stock farm with fertile soil and prime location, a credit to the community.
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Anna Wright
J. Will Jackson
Centennial Chapel
Kansas City
Home Protective Association
M. L. Johnson
H. Thomas
Lewis S Baker
Akinsville
Washington School
Versailles
Baker
White
Gods Miracle of May
A fragmentary verse from Ladies' Home Journal describes a spring awakening. Vines and trees hear a whisper and bloom into jeweled dew covered growth. Butterflies, birds, and fragrant flowers emerge as nature celebrates a miraculous May transformation.
Mrs Woods to witness cousin Lu cycle Miller graduation
Mrs Bessie Woods of Kars will attend the graduation of her cousin Miss Lucile Miller next Friday evening, in the city.
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Bessie Woods
Kars
Witner
Lucile Miller
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J. J. McDonald
Thiebe-Stierin Music House
Chickering & Son
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Stienbach-Dreher
J. J. McDonouch
LaFayette Street
Sedalia
Taylor Chapel Methodist Episcopal Church
Cuin Hapel A.M. E. Church
Cc. M. E. Church
North Osage St
W. Clay
Mamie Walker
Secy
Morgan Street Baptist Church
Sedalia Weekly
Conservator
Harry Buchner
Chicago
C.W. White
Our City
Eugene Sanders
William Brown
Grace Watts
Thomas Draffin
Joseph Simpson
Henry Pettis
R. E. L. Bailey
The
National Mirror
Henry Carey
Suaan M. Best
Wright
Laidies’ Home Journal
Miles
Milew
Anti-Palvn Lle
Ives
Ormieas
Ord
Pena Area
Pape
Nate Ems
Bossten
Ox Marrow Co
Chirks Ford
Ill
Saltpond
W. H. H. Brown
M. E. Church
Butler
Richard Rush
OLD Colored Soldiers’ Re-Union
M. E
Versailes
Val Williams
Blackwater
George Patterson
Marshall
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Washington Steverson
T. P. Gardiner
Salt Pond Baptist Church
Gus Howard
J. W. Rhodes
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