The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1914-06-13
cALLLlcnrAE. MO-

Mr.. Edw. Brown and wife were
called to Salisbury, Mo-, Sunday to
attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Philpot. They returned Monday
morning. Editor Nelson C. Crews
of Kansas City, Mo-, and Mr.. Penter-
son Of Omaha, Nebr., the son of Mrs.
Amy Green, were summoned Monday
at the request of Mrs. Green, whose
illness seems to be determined to
bear her away. Mrs. Alexander
Winfrey, one of our women of culture.
departed with her children. Marvel
and Blanche, for st. Louis, Mo-,
Tuesday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfrey received an invitation from
Miss Zenobia Shoulder, a teacher in
the notable Sumner High School of
that city, requesting their presence at
the Commencement Exercises. MIR.
Winfrey viii join his wife and family
within a few days....M Mr.. Jones OF
Harris, Mo-, spent several days in this
city last week. -. The o. of E. S. OBJ
served Esther Day at the Fuptist
Church Sunday afternoon. The il
Eliminating sermon by Rev. I. L. Tai.
ley; the liberal collection taken with
dispatch; the unique Golden crown
Of the Matron, Mrs. Fannie william;
the colors of the Order worn by the
Chapter ladies', and the signs of wis
dom, strength and beauty personifed
by the members of the Masonic Or
der; all of these brought about a
hpautifuI aDnroDria+a OIL auue
observance of the day. The Bachelor
Girls called together a group of their
friends and formed a camping party
that convened Wednesday afternoon
at Bear Lake and adjourned Monday
morning. The members of the party
report a very pleasant time and be-
hind their s%un-tanned faces they have
material at command for a winning
fish story and a thrilling s~nake.kill.
ing feat.
Mrs. Amy Pension Green of Ottum-
wa, Ia, passed away at the family
home in this city Tuesday. June 9.
after a long and painful illness at
the age OF II and her funeral one
Of the largest ever held here was last
Thursday, conducted by her old pas
tor, Rev. M. S. Bryant, p. E. of the
St. Joseph District, assisted by Revs.
Talley, LOngdon, Thornley, and Oaks.
The A. NJ. E. choir sang her favorite
songs directed by Prof. Longdon and
the floral offerings were both lavish
and beautiful. Many kilograms and
letters of sympathy were received by
the family. Beside her husband, Red
dick Green, Rev. Chas. Crews, her
brother; Mrs. Anna Saunders, her sis
ter, and Misses Sadie Saunders and
Mamie Crews, nieces who reside here,
the following out-of-town relatives
and friends attended her funeral:
Rev. P. c. Crews, p. Z. of the Co.
lumbia District; Smith Crews of St.
Joseph, Jas. H. and Nelson C. Crews
Of Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. Web.
ster and children of st. Joseph; Mrs.
H.. Hughes of st. Joseph; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Shumache, Mrs. Nellie
Howard and Mrs. Mollie Brown of
Troy, Kans.; Rev. ]. T. Thornly of
Gallatin, Mo-; Rev. R. H. Longdon of
Brookield; Jno. Benton and wife. J.
Kelly Benton and wife, David Keyes
and wife, Mrs. Mollie Estes, Mrs.
Amanda Taylor, Miss Edna Cooper.
Mrs. Mary Keyes and Verne Smith
OF Trenton, Mo-: Mrs. Elnora Mitch
ell, Geo. Wolfscale and Henry Green,
Mason City, Ia; Nettie q. Woods, st.
Louis; Mrs. Lizzie Reynolds and Mrs.
Bell Anderson, Carrollton, Mo.