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Page Two TUB KANSAS CITY SUN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1920. From Our Foreign Correspondents INDEPENDENCE, MO. l)y Miss Flosslno Clay. Tho services at tho St. Paul A.

51. K. Church were well atended. Iter. Clinton preached two soul-stirring sermons.

Ho will preach this week nt White Oak Street M. E. Church. Young has been a great help to us In these services Rev. J.

A. Chandley, pastor of St. Paul, is on the sick list. Wo hope ho will recover soon Misses Sparks, Lewis, Messrs. Chandley, Freeman and Gil liam of Kansas City wcro visitors at St.

Paul; also Mrs. W. M. Rodgers of Blue Springs, Mo. Mrs.

Pet James last week. Mrs. Dotts Is thinking of spending a few in Laclede again, wo are glad to have her with us. LATHROP, MO. Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. V. Tillman en-' tertalned a number of friends nt their home Saturday evenlug Mr. U.

H. Tully remains quite 111 Mr. and Mrs. Miller Harden entertained with a turkey dinner Sunday Miss Naomi O'Rear Is 111 Mrs. Lydla Evans of Glasgow is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

Odell Miller Mr. Miller Is Improving Mrs. Jessie Houston gave a birthday party in honor of her little niece, Cleo Alexander, this being her 11th birthday anniversary, January 24. She received many presents. Chas.

O. Powell conducted his weekly Community Motion Picture Show at Liberty, January 20. and Lathrop the 21st The A. M. K.

Church held Quarterly meeting Sunday. Rev. Lovell preached a soul-reviving sermon alid seemed to affect the entire audience. The col lection was Mr. Wm.

Miller is much Improved. LINCOLN, NEB. Ry W. W. Mosely.

R. L. Lewis was over from Omaha last Sunday. entertainment given by the Campflre girls In the Masonic Hall last Friday night was well attended and was a big success financially The N. A.

A. C. P. held the first meeting of the year In Mt. Zlon Baptist church Monday night Mr.

Mason of Beatrice, spent Tuesday night in tho city Mr. Major Moore Is yet confined to his bed NEWTON, KANSAS. By Mrs. Mnttle Ridley. Mr.

Clarence Ridley of Strong City was called hero to tho bed sldo of his father who Is very sick Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray aro the proud parents of a baby girl Mr. McWlllams who has been in tho hospital at To- peka. is able to be out again Mr.

Cato Ridley is seriously ill, having leakage of the heart and blood poison in his hand. The doctors think there Is little hope for his recovery Hughes of Wichita is assisting Rev. Houston to carry on a Revival meeting at the C. M. K.

Church. Mrs. Oule Gunn, Mrs. James Palmer, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.

Tate and Mr. Shaw wero converted Mrs. U. P. Smart entertained at dinner Sunday Row T.

A. Taggart, Rev. and Mrs. Young, Mrj and Mrs. James Palmer, Sir.

George Y. Palmer, Mrs. George Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Mitchell, and daughter. and Mrs. E. O.

Boone and the pupils ot Douglass school held open houso Friday from 1:00 to 1:00 p. m. Tho School board, Patrons and friends attended and wero shown through tho beautiful bullldng. Rev. Bryant offered a dedicatory prayer and Mr.

James Palmer thanked the Board for tho Interest shown In securing the new building and Its equipment. The building is strictly modern Mrs. Wm. Palmer and Mrs. W.

A. Mitchell, had as week-end guests, Mrs. Geo. Johnson, Mrs. H.

McNeal and. son, Miss Lyda Montgomery, Mr. Lewis Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Mrs. Geo. Jones and Mrs. B. Montgomery and daughter went to Clarinda Tuesday.

Tho friends of Mrs. J. C. Cooko hero will be grieved to learn of her severe illness. Mr.

and Mrs. Cooko aro living in St. Joseph. Hattie Baird has gone to Kansas City, Mo Mr. Eugene Schoolen has gone to Ottunv wa, Iowa.

LACLEDE, MO. Mrs. Fannie Towers of BrooUfield, was the guest of Miss Josle James Mrs. Malinda Bess, who has been indisposed for more than a week, is reported somewhat better. Lizzie Rucker and daughter.

Horteuse, of Linneus, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warfield and Miss Pearl Sunday services were well attended. Sunday school and B. Y.

P. U. aro doing fine work with quite a large enrollment Mr. Floyd Brown and wife of rnionvllle. were the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernie Linty Sunday. Fred Linty motored to Brookfield Sunday Mr. Ollie Stephens and Mr. Walter Stephens were visitors this week Mrs.

Magglo Botts of Meadvllle visited Mr. and Rone Lodge No. 25, A. F. and A.

meets the 1st and 3rd OMAHU, By Corlnne Thomas. For the first time in the history or the N'esro church has It glen an example of practical religion as St. John A. jr. E.

church through the erection of a Shirt Factory, 24th and Burdette streets, Omaha, which on the start has given employment to one hundred women and girls of the race. The factory Is one of the ten M. E. Smith Garment Manufacturies the largest co-operation of Us kind in the country. The girls, under the fore-ladyship of Mrs.

Pearl Alexander, are putting out tho most efficient work of any of the now eleven factories. This Is a statement made by one of the managers in the past week. The employees will work by the piece. The first week they will receive a bonus of $12.00. tho second week $11.00 bonus and the amcnit of money made by tho piece work and so on for twelve weeks when they will have developed more speed and accuracy and can work on their own merit.

They can easily make from seventeen to twenty-five dollars per PLEASANT HILL, MO. Services wcro well attonded Sunday. In tho morning Rev. Harper preached. "Holding up Christ." Rev.

T. D. A. Wright preached at tho evening service, "Put Your Trust In God." Those present enjoyed tho visitation of the Holy Sunday School was very good. Tho attendance is B.

Y. P. U. Is vory Interesting. Section No.

3 succeeded In their Missionary effort, Mrs. Harper, leader Rev. Alexander filled his pulpit Rev. Harper and Brother Burns wero with him in tho afternoon Rev. W.

Lll- lard, former pastor, Is visiting Mr. Johnnie Lee and family of HarrlsonvIIle wero visitors last Mr. Albert Heinsley of Fort Scott visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hemsley last week Mrs.

Lillian Mills spent tho week-end In Kansas City. Mills Is ill this week. WAVERLY, MO. Rev. F.

F. Moten returned from Hannibal last week. Ho reports forty-five conversions and reclaimers; forty-four joined the A. 51. E.

church ST. JOSEPH, MO. 51rs. H. R.

Bell of Omaha, is In the city visiting her parents, 51r. and Mrs. O. W. Beldsoe 5Irs.

51c- Gee of Richmond, is tho guest ot Mr. and 5Irs. Carter 5IcGee, 214 S. 5tr. Floyd Carter made a flying visit to Oregon, to visit his wife Sunday 23 5Irs.

H. H. Walker, who has been visiting at tho bed All expense of tho meeting was her son have been sick for tho last paid. $15.00 left in Treasury. Stew-'two weeks.

She was presented threo ards received nearly $100.00. Trus- dollars by 5Irs. Geo. Welton and Mrs. toes $22.00 and a donation of $106.50 i Win.

Robinson from the Charity Club lvon tho Evangelist Nineteen per- for which seh.was very grateful. side of her friend, 51rs. C. G. Wil liams, Boonvllle.

returned home Wednesday and reports Mrs. Williams having improved very little 51rs. Lizzie Clark of SO" Corby street and ed many beautiful and useful gifts Refreshments were served and all ex- of Sirs. Ida funeral of 5IIss Ethel Brown was hold from the Second Christian church Saturday, January 23rd Mrs. Mattlo Jones has returned after spending tho weekend with her sister, Mrs.

Rov. Thomas, Soil of H. D. Orlffen returned from Mississippi Thursday where ho spent several weeks visiting his Our sick: 5Irs. Irene Baker, 5Irs.

Magglo Maupln, Christlno Pipes, 5Iiss.es Dorothy Kimbrough and Alma Muse and Carl Armstrong. Gilbert Wood, after-an illness of eight months died at his home, 303 N. Garth ave- nuo Tuesday, January 20th. Funeral services held Friday at Second Baptist church, services conducted by the Rev. 11.

D. Griffin assisted by the Rev. S. Ij. Brooks.

Ho leaves a wife, Mrs. Iaura Hayes Woods, four sons, one step daughter, ono sister and one brother. Mrs. Woods thanks all friends for tho kindness shown during the illness and death of her husband and for tho beautiful floral offerings. Luclle Smith was hostess to tho Ladles Art Club Wednesday, 21st after the business was over.

Miss Smith Introduced two games and 5Irs. O. A. Jloore won 1st prize and Mrs. Russle Williams 2nd Mrs.

5Iattle Klrkiln and Jjulla Baas gave a surprise birthday in honor of J. H. Renfro Tuesday 20th. A largo number of her friends met at tho homo of 5Irs. Bass and quietly marched to the home ot 5Irs.

Renfro and took her by surprise. She recelv sons went to 5Ialta Bend Sunday to be in the Rally at the 51. E. church. Rev.

Spencer Roy. pastor. Br. 5Ioten preached two sermons. Brother Wm.

Harvey and Sister Ida 51. 5Ioten sang and the Cornel band rendered excel- 5Irs. E. Hendricks has been Indispos ed this week but is much Improved. The services of the Ebenezer A.

51. E. church on Sunday morning wero well attended. Dr. 5Ialoney preached a very Impressive sermon.

lent music 5Hss Flora Washington Slmms, Principal of the Lincoln nf Kansas City was In Waverly Inst 'school, Is very 111 at this writing, week visiting her mother and fath Everyone wishes him a speedy recover Mrs. F. F. Moten -left Tuesday ery Rev. 5Irs.

Armstrong has been for Boynton. to visit her daugh- in for threo weeks or more but is up tor Rev. Moten goes to Sedalia and around the honse again 5IIss where he will assist Rev. F. 1).

Wells Laura Page has a severe cold 5Ilss for fourteen nights in a revival 5Iarguerite Kimbrough gave a most 5Irs. Fannie Armslead is on the sick delightful party January 22. Many list Quarterly 5Ieeting at tho A. 1 were present Everyone reports a 51. M.

E. Church February lath. Rev splendid time. The evening was spent Prince. Presiding Elder, will preach.

1 with games and many other pleasures 5ir. Alex. Woodson and 5Iiss Lin- LEXINGTON, MO By Leslie Harris. 5Ir. Earl Hancock is here visiting SIP week.

As soon as another of tho MasfeTMisonf.noni'n" 7'en slrlsf Mends. Roberta Teal has re- i ti i tv rttant onntliat fnrft.lnrtv Will nil. i a C. It. Countee, Sec'y.

pointed. The managers are now will ing to spend $100,000.00 on another factory that 111 employ five hundred Colored women and girls. But I am sure we cannot help but pause here and pay homage to the Rev. W. C.

Williams for taking the initiative and I leading the project to a realization. St. Stephens chapter No. $7, 'He has the distinct honor of being SS'aiert? only one of his race to do any- tning line mis umana. we can say without doubt lie is a born leader.

It is sincerely hoped that the churches elsewhere will do the same. last Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. Estelle McCoy the Coleridge Taylor Choral Society was organized. Its purpose is to promote thf musical talent in the community. Mary Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Mr.

J. C. Parker entered life eternal. January 12 at her home after a short IHnMS. She Is survived by a husband, sister, 5Irs.

Jas. Jewell and Aunt, 5Irs. Hughes and a host of friends. Liberty Lodge No. 37.

A. F. and A Liberty. meets tho 2nd and 4th Saturday nlEhu in each month. Nelson Wallar W.

Itobert Dodd, Sec'y. each month. Nelson Wallar H. 1'. Wm.

Robinson. Recorder. St. Matthew Commandery No. 17, liberty.

meets the third Saturday night- T. Starks. E. W. jr.

Robinson, Rec Sec'y. E. A. Walker Lodae No. fe257.

U. B. meets the 2nd ana Tiuays or tno month at H03 Jlichlran Ave. R. Robertson.

W. 1210 Iflth St XV TV TX'fltL-lna Sec, 1629 King of the West Lodge No. 218. H. J.

Leon, W. M. 1533 n. 11th. J.

M. Harris Sec'y. 1717 Woodland Ave. Meetings held the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month. nlo 5Ioore were quietly married last Thursday, January 21 5Irs.

5Iaude Smith, who is now at Excelsior Springs, is much improved 5Ir. S. Jf. Crews is buying a very beautiful linmn nn Ppndlnlnn trpof liofwfon turned home from Higginsville, sth nni, iinti TToirrton where she has been visiting Mr. and wh0 bcen visU her brother in Mrs.

Wm. Brown. Robert A. f- Jackson is very ill Miss to st anJ r' ueorge is very ill 5Ir. Carl tril, uiukuii ima returned irom where ho has been running revival meetings for the past week Miss 5Iary Brooks has returned from Kansas City, where she has been visit ing her Aunt.

Annie Robertson pressed themselves as having a lovely time. your news to tho agent, 301 N. Garth avenue P. E. Buren, Rev.

and 5Irs. S. L. Brooks, Mrs. Eva Hall and 5Irs.

J. Moseley wero dinner guests of 5Ir. and 5Irs. Sanford Estes Thursday, January 22. Report your company and visits to the agent Prof.

J. W. Darnel of tho Science Department of L. I. was a visitor Farmers Week Prof.

J. P. Washington and 5Ir. John Kelly attended tho meetings and lectures during Farmers week Ethel Brown a promising young girl died after a lingering illness of the dreaded disease "Whlto your news to 5Irs. J.

Z. 5Ioseley, 311 N. Garth avenue Tho Sophomore class of the Douglass High school entertained the other classes Tuesday evening in tho High school Auditorium. The idea on the part of the administration Is to help mold the Social lives of the young folks, thus counteracting the number of outside activities. An enjoyable evening was spent.

As a substitute for modern dancing a number of enjoyable social games were indulged In such as "Popularity" "Leap Year Tag" and "Wink." The. hours arc from 8 to 10:15. After refreshments the young folks went gaily home, declaring the sophomore class great hosts, but each clamouring to entertain the school in February. This is the sec COLUMBIA, MO. By.

-Mrs. J. Z. 5Ioseley. Services at all the churches wcreiond of monthly socials tho first eiv excellent and well attended.

en hv the Ladies Aid Club of which Mr Vndrew Yom.B TnV 1 Hnrletta 1C of Miss Alma Grace Williams in Presi-Mr. Andrew doling was shot Friday Termor vi, 1... I "-'v. 0 touts. ueilU Mackey's Liniment Dr.

Horse has for sometime been the distributor of Mackey's Wonderful Rhelmatlc cure has recently purchased outright the formula for compounding the same and now has the sole rights for the manufacture and distribution ot this wonderful preparation. This is the only ten days' cure on the market taking ten days for rheu matlsm two houra and immediate relief for neuralgia, forty-eight hours tor lumbago, one week for throat trouble, ten days for astnma and all pains and stiffness in the body, ten days for lung trouble In first and second stage and guaranteed remedy and destroyer of appendicitis, absolutely guaranteed under the Pure Food and Drug act. serial No. 44333. Sold only by Rev.

J. W. Hurse, D. at his Laboratory and residence, 1205 Michigan Kansas City, Mo. Bell phone East 4880.

$1.00 per bottleAgents wanted. 0er8 out of the ity 25c extra for postage. March 21, 1918. Having bought a bottle of Hacker's Liniment of Miss Tooley and tried It for Rheumatism on my son, found It all that was needed. I will recommend it to any one for loch troubles or neuralgia, MRS.

N. U. HENDERSON, Dear Sir: I have used only one bottle of the Mackey's Liniment during the Illness of my wife with the Inriuenza. Disuse and I must say that it brought bsr through safely, MR. and Mrs.

NEWTOy UcOHEB, FORT SCOTT, KANSAS. The Phyllis Wheatley Study Club met with tho President, 5Irs. A. L. Hawkins Tuesday The M.

P. A. Club had an Interesting meeting with the Secretary, 51rs. Mattle Buford Wednesday 5rr. Shelvy of Lincoln, was the guest of his sisters, the 5Iisses Shelvy last week 'Stewardess Board No.

2 met with 'good success at their Leap Year soc-rial Tuesday. Jirs. Francis Hunter, Director Kittle Ward, President Stewardess Board had success i with her church supper for the men officials Thursday night. J. D.

Oarksdale held a splendid Quarterly Meeting at Wayne Chapel Sunday January 25. Reports made by each department were excellent Invita tions are out for the marriage of Rov. O. Hunter to Sirs. Elmtra Nelson, February 18 The Parent-Teachers Association held an arousing meeting at Plaza School Friday afternoon An appetizing lunch was served by the Sth grade Domestic Science Girls.

Forty-two books were received as a result of Book Day Rev. G. 51. Tillman reports a very pleasant and profitable time with Rev. Shepard at Independence The Parent-Teacher Assn.

gave a Plaza School benefit en tertainment at Wayman Chapel, Kansas Day, January 2 and a highly entertaining program was rendered. It was successful in points or attendance and finance. pital at Kansas City and is not expected to live 51isses Gladys Arm field and Pauline Palmer of Leavenworth, Is here visiting Mrs. Tom Young 5Ir. Harry Turner who died Monday January 19, was buried Wednesday.

He was a member of the Knights of Tabor, and served two years in the United States Army. He was a man that was well liked by everybody. Rev. A. H.

Graves conducted the funeral services. He leaves to mourn his loss a wife, father and brother and a host of friends. He is i missed by everybody that knows him. 'His voice can never be Miss Lula Parker of Kansas City spent a few days visiting relatives and friends. She returned to her home Sunday evening.

William Williams and wife were called here on account of tho death of his niece, Credella Burton. They returned to their home In Kansas City Sunday evening. Credella Burton who died Sunday night, Jan. 8, was buried Sunday evening at 2:30. Her funeral was held at the Second Baptist Church, which sho was a member.

Tho funeral was conducted by Rev. C. A. Roberts. She was a young lady who had man friends and she was sixteen years old.

She will be missed by her schoolmates. She leaves to mourn her loss a mother, grand father, grandmother, three aunts and a host of relatives and friends. Leo Etta 5Iayberry who has been on the sick list for several days is able to be out again and her friends are glad to see her out so she can get back to her church work which she Is- a President of the Senior Girl's Club of the Second Baptist church. MARYVILLE, MO. 51r.

Earl XIartin of Kansas City, 5Io. visited his mother last 5Irs. Ida Fields spent the weok-end visiting her children XIrs. Goodln had as dinner guest Sunday, Jirs. Campbell Rev.

and 5Irs. Bryant and son returned after a visit In Kansas City and Liberty, 5Io Mr. and 5Irs. I.eslie Lewis aro the tho week-end MANHATTAN, KANSAS. 5Ir.

and Jirs. Ed Scott entertained a group of young people at Commun ity House Friday night. All reported a wonderful time 51iss Hattie Reynolds left Saturday for Nashville, where she expects to inako her home Sunday was Rally day at Bethel A. 51. E.

rhurch. Rev. Henderson preached three very excellent sormons. Xlornlng subject "Enlist in our Army." evening subject "The Kingly Office of Christ." Rov. Brown of Camp Funston worshipped with us The services wero well attended and the day ended triumphantly with $12C85 5Ir.

Robert Pryor, who has been plastering in 5raryvllle, spent with his MRS. JOSEPHINE HOPKINS a successful business woman and proprietor of the Cheap John Furniture company. Cheap John's Furniture Co. 2224 Vine Street NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED HARDWARE and STOVES. MRS.

JOSEPHINE HOPKINS, Proprietor. Bell Phone East 3851 CHOIR LEADERS and CHORUS DIRECTORS (Now ready. Fourth edition of Folk-Song Anthems.) Steal Away To Jesus Single copies 20c; doz. lots 15c Prayer (from) Emancipation Single 25c; by doz. 20c N.

CLARK SMITH 2313 Tracy Avenue Kansas City, Mo. N. CLARK SMITH VOICE TRAINING (University of Kansas Method) Bell Grand 4393 2313 TRACY guests of 5Irs. 5Iattlo Williams Baptist Church is getting along Dewy Glbbs and daughter are nicely. They have now called Rev.

the guests of 5Irs. W. A. Mitchell, Sr. Duncan of 5Iarion, Kansas to pastor Mrs.

Lean 5loseley was dinner church. Dudley filled his hostess Sunday to 5trs. E. Montgom- pulpit Sunday and preached two good ery, 5Irs. Harvey SIcNeal, Miss Lyda sormons.

His morning subject was ilontgomery and Sir. Geno Schoolen. "The Evils of tho evening Henry Wilson is Mr, subject, "How to Become a Chris- Euel Montgomery motored from Clar-jtlan." They were blessed with one Inda Sunday and was guest at Mrs wm. Palmers The Revival at the Zlon Baptist church closed Sunday. Mrs.

W. 'A. Mitchell, addition to the Re v. J. Waters, a District 5Usslonary of tho Baptist Church, preached at the 2nd Baptist church Monday night.

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