The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1903-07-31
Order of Twelve.

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tended each day the morning,
afternoon and evening sessions by
a large enthusiastic number of peo-
pie from various parts of the state,
who are here as representative of
the various parts of the state and
the various lodges of Missouri.
The program of each session con-
siSts of the calling to order by the
Chief Grand Mentor, devotions and
addresses by various members and
discussions of important issues.
Last night all of the Sir knights
and Daughters in attendance were
in full regalia and marched in line
to the A. M. E. church where they
listened to the annual sermon by
w. IL. Peck, G. g., of the order,
an excellent paper on the advan-
tages of the International Order
of Twelve and we'll arranged
musical program.
Prominent among those in at
tendance are Rev. w. H. Peck and
Prof. w. B. Highgate of st.
Charles, Prof. A. r. Chinn of
Glasgow, Rev, M. S. Bryant of
Liberty, Rev. j. II. Burton of JEFF
ferson City, Miss E. B. Fisher of
Independence, Mrs. Mary Wallace
Depugh of Chicago, Prof. j. E.
Herriford of Chillicothe, Rev.
Hays of Mexico and others whose
names are given below. The ses-
sions concluded with a picnic at
the fair grounds and installation
of officers Friday.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Prof. j. f. Herriford, Chilli
cothe; Miss G. E. Mulligan, Mr..
G. w. Draper and wife, Mrs. j.
, Henderson, Mr.. w. A. Smith, Mrs
M. Robinson, Mr.. e. Berdsaw, Mr..
, G. Guy, p. r. Smith, Mrs. A. j.
Smith, Mrs. Patsy jackson, j. G,
Parker, VIM Mathews, Mrs. l..
Berdsaw, Mrs. G. Bell, Mrs. Nellie
Lewis, st. Louis, Mo. ; Miss Eva
l.. Estes, Columbia, Mo-; Mrs.
Mary Finley, w. E. Randolph,
Mrs. Minnie Burcham, Mrs. Julia
Calwell, H. Rolling, H. w. Dot
son and wife, T. Boyd, Mrs. A.
Morgan, Mrs. |. M. Smith, Mrs. M
: Georgie, Mrs. L. Bursly, w. M.
!. Arlington, Kansas City, Mo. Miss
v Mollie Henderson, X. S. Marney
4 Mrs. G. Beshears, Mrs. Jennie
Williams, st. Joseph, Mo-. Mrs
: Clark, Mrs. M. j. Geizer, Troy
= Mo. Miss M. f. Carter, Neosho
w. I'll. Peck, &. B. Clay, st
Charles; Miss Bette Burphett
: Poplar Bluff; Miss M. Lenoir
Centralia; Mrs. G. Stewart
Waverly, Mrs. A. Burns, Mar
shall, Mrs. l.. Stewart, Liberty
Mr.. VIM. Parker, Liberty, Mrs
- E. G. Thickles, Lexington, Mr.. w
h Simply, Lexington, w. E. Thick
J., les, Lexington, Mrs. F. Hayden
S Lexington, M. 7. Bibbs, Glasgow
II Mrs. A. Smith, Glasgow, Mrs. |
# B. Young, Clarksville, Mrs. L
J. Rogers and Rev. j. H. Burton
d jefferson City, Mrs. E. D. Free
j. man, Springfield, Mrs. e. B
5. Franklin, Moberly, Mrs. R. An
IS derson, Chillicothe, Mrs. E. Minor
II Mr.. E. Jones, Chillicothe, Mrs. B
:. Gordon, Higginsville, Mrs. F. j
v Anderson, Independence, j. II
v Euen and Mrs. r. Dayton, st
Y Joseph, Mrs. M. Burbaridge, Mrs
n e. Narles, Independence, Mrs. L
f. Wilson, st. Louis, Rev. j. e. Car
ter, Marysville, A. r. Savage
: Glasgow, Mr.. Smith Crews, st
Joseph, Miss l.. &. Williams, Co
lumbia, Miss L. McGee, st. Joseph
Mrs. Mile Jones, Marshall, MI
VIM. McCory, Glasgow, Mrs. A
D. Wheeler, Kansas City, Mrs. S
Lewis, Kansas City, Prof. W. B
Highgate, st. Charles, Mrs. Fl
Baker, Warrensburg, R. Baker
Waverly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Roh