04 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1905
Page
1
A persuasive call arguing that southern industrial growth requires Negro uplift through moral and industrial education at Tuskegee. It urges white and Black cooperation, responsible self improvement, property and rights protection, and patient work toward communal progress under wise leadership.
Recapitulation of Supreme Lodge Statistics shows July 1 1903 and July 1 1905 figures for Grand Lodges Lodges and Members Endowment funds and property. Notable increases in lodges members and endowment totals over the term with assets described including endowment payments on hand and unpaid claims.
Lion and Monarch shirts praised for variety and value. Customers report better selection than competing brands and strong quality across sizes.
George R. Smith College held a Halloween social in the chapel at 8 o clock with faculty and students participating in games and performances. The program opened with a welcome address by President I L Lowe followed by vocal solo, reading and a comedic encore, then a grand march led by Mr A J Tompkins and Rev A M Todd.
Columbia notes report Prof RL Lagan passing through Huntsville to Jefferson City on business and Mrs Frank Turner of Chicago visiting. Virgil Schweisch watched a St Joseph vs Columbia High game, while Miss Mabel Taylor of Muskogee visits. A sacred concert by Prof Coleman’s group delighted at the 2nd Baptist. Columbia beat St Joseph 5 to 0 in rain on a muddy field. Subscriptions urged for the paper.
Guests mingled in pairs with earnest talk and wary smiles. A few faces showed wretched delight as if free of care. After 10 o clock they departed for the night, leaving the event with wholesome memories rather than mischief.
A Warren street M E church revival continues with nightly conversions and reclaiming backsliders. On Sunday the 20th four souls were saved and two reclaimed. sixteen united with the church. Officiants include Rev Hiijal Hunter of Kinsley, Kansas, assisting Rev W A Bohannon. Obituaries note Bro Samuel Wenicks on Oct 28 and Mrs Susan Waveln on Oct 30. local weddings include Jack Hubbard and Miss Florence Ridding at the parsonage.
If visiting Cuba by water is not possible, attend the World’s Fair exhibit in Cuba opening on November 4. The event runs into the evening at Katy de Pot with a performance and program starting at 8 pm and closing around 10 pm.
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