The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-09-22
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KANSAS CITY, KAS.

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!: KANSAS CITY, KAS.
By Mrs. 2. Nelson.
Mrs. Maud Brooks, 4O2 Cleveland
avenue, is i'll.
Mrs. S. D. Jones, 100 Garfield ave.
nue., has moved to 1916 East 18th
street.
Miss Florence Redd has returned
from Colorado and other important
cities. A delightful time was spent.
Mrs. Frances Watson was crowned
queen of the carnival at the First
Baptist church, Monday, September
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward of 2042 North
Sd street, bought a farm at Pleasanton,
Kans., and they will move there about
the first of October.
Master Lee jackson and sister,
jeanette, 923 st. Paul street, returned
from Mt. Leonard, Mo-, where they
spent their vaction with relatives. ,
A glorious meeting was held Sun.
day morning as we'll as Sunday even
ing at the Mt. Pleasant Baptist church.
We are always glad to have visitors.
Mrs. ode Austin, 1912 North 9Th
street, paid a visit to Topeka, Kans.,
to visit relatives and attend the musi.
cal given by the best amateur talent
of that city.
Services were good and we'll at.
tended at the A. NJ. E. church Sunday.
The pastors sermons were thrilling
and spiritual. The clubs are working
hard for the great financial drive.
At the Metropolitan Temple all the
services were up to the usual high
standard. The pastor preached in the
morning and made an excellent re
port of the National Convention in the
evening.
Pack the First A. M. E. church
Eighth and Nebraska, Thursday, Sep
TENDER 81, to hear the debate Which
has done the more for civilization, the
pen or the sword?" conducted by
Prof. G. B. Buster of the Sumner
high school.
The trustee helpers of the A. VI. E
church me- with Mrs. H. G. Dwiggins
Luncheon was served. Mrs. Rosetta
White, Mrs. ]. A. Jarrett and Mrs. H
G. Dwiggins, captains of three of the
seven clubs clubs of the A. M. E
church, gave an automobile entertain
ment starting from Dwigginsville,
) Thursday, September Is.
: The Citizens Forum opened its
5 twelfth annual session Sunday, Sep.
TENDER 10, at the Metropolitan Tenn
: pie. President Buster, presiding. The
opening was patriotic in character
The program was excellent. DR.. Love
delivered the principal address which
? was discussed by Mr.. C~onsadine Jen
kins and Prof. A. j. Nicely. Western
, University chorus furnished music fol
, the occasion.
Prof. G. A. Gregg was the speaker
at the Vesper service at the Y. w. c
A, Sunday at 8 o'clock. "A False
Channel was the subject, and fitted
all classes and ages of people. AL
2 present were greatly benefited. He
very strongly impressed the Christian
women to live above reproach. 49,.
C~onsadine jenkins will be the speaker
at the Citizens Forum, Sunday, Sep
TENDER %.
g Mr.. w. M. Slaughter, age IS years
Y departed this life Monday, Septembel
II, after an illness of several months
He was a faithful Christian and vel
S respected citizen. He was one of the
. Oldest deacons in the Baptist church
r of Liberty, Mo. The funeral services
were held Wednesday from the church
r of which he had been a member. He
is survived by a wife and clever
:. children and a host of relatives anG
t friends. Mr.. Slaughter is the father
: of Mr.. Charles Slaughter who has one
of the most u%p-to-date confectionery
;, stores at 1915 North 9th street. The
4 Sun extends its deepest sympathy tC
|. the bereaved relatives.