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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
3
Sunday services listed with times 9139 a.m. and 11 a.m. classes and meetings weekly. Rev. BR. Davis is pastor, residence 7 KB Cooper Street. Prayer meeting midweek. Epworth League 6 30 p.m. Preaching and senior preaching noted.
Sunday School on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. Prayer Meeting Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. Covenant Meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. Pews free and everyone welcome.
A jumble of daily life items: Mrs Katie Smith improves while Mrs Rebecca Ferguson is seriously ill at home on North Osage Street. Various locals visit kin, shopkeepers urge purchases, and religious events at Quinn Chapel and Taylor Chapel draw crowds. Several residents travel to Kansas City, Chicago, and Denver for family and work, with minor reports on health, business, and a forthcoming visit by Grand Chancellor A W Lloyd.
Leaders at Taylor Chapel convened Tuesday evening the 19th to organize a basket meeting and rally on the second Sunday in October to raise funds for the pastor's salary. The harmonious gathering listed invited pastors from Rev R Rush Rev F S Bowles Rev Gr W Ball and city congregations. It urged full participation and baskets for a joyous day of spiritual uplift and financial support.
Readers are urged to subscribe and join a progressive push, with a rallying call to get in line and be counted among supporters. The message emphasizes participation and collective progress as a community effort.
Miss Sedalia Drake has gone to 10 Macono College. Rey J C Cheek entertained a large audience at Taylor's Chapel last Wednesday, delivering a notable show witnessed by many local residents.
Boys and girls desiring to enter college are urged to write President L Lowe at once to secure good homes in which to work for board and tuition. The brief appeal emphasizes immediate action and formal correspondence to arrange support for education.
We announce that Thomas Jay Mc Callister D D S of St Joseph Missouri will be in our city on November 7-17. He will share an office with Dr J M Harris on West Main Street. McCallister is a graduate of McHarry Dental College Nashville and comes highly recommended as a practical dentist.
RC Boyton adds four rooms on West 2th Street leaving him with an excellent home. Washington Price of Denver visits his daughter Mes J He Newbill. Rev BR Adkins of Morgan Street Baptist Church visits Columbia with his wife. Walter Parker completes harvests of sweet potatoes and cane with an excellent yield. The Advance Club plans winter diversions for members. J W Scott moves his shoe shop from 219 West Main to 710 South Ohio and invites repairs.
R H Boyd of Nashville Tennessee purchased five large steam automobiles in New York on September 14 for use in a new transportation line for Negro riders. A recently incorporated Union Transportation Company, with $25,000 capital, will be owned by Negroes and run to combat discrimination on streetcars. Louisville educator and stockholder Rey M C Parish said the venture has prospered and Boyd and Parish purchased four more automobiles to replace street cars.
Prof J S Moten chair of Mathematics at Lincoln Institute prepares What the Graduates of Lincoln Institute are Doing a book inviting alumni to submit details of their work and careers, hoping to gather facts for publication and shine a light on alumni achievements.
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