The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-07-13
COLI M BIA, MO.

Mrs. Maude Williams is visiting in
Kansas City, Mo-. The Art Club
met with Mrs. Minnie Robinson We'd
nesday afternoon. A pleasant after
noon was spent by the members and
visitors. The hostess served cooling
refreshments. The club will meet
next week with Miss Mary Payne.
The Endeavor of the A. NJ. E. st. Paul
church had a picnic July 4th, at Mrs.
Tillmans residence. Everyone had an
enjoyable 4th. -. Subscribe for the
Sun. Call 2SS OF. 1884. One ear So,
six months $1.00.. Z. Columbia people
were grieved over the death of MI.
Henry Lewis Samuels. His funeral
was held Sunday from the Broadway
Baptist church. Mr.. Samuels was a
young man "a years, s months old.
When he was in good health he was
active in every cause for the better
ment of our race and racial conditions
in u city and state. He was an &C
tive member of Boone Lodge A. f.
& A. M. also of the U. B. Fe. He
leaves to mourn his death a wife and
daughter, father, mother, four sisters
and two brothers. The Sun offers its
coincidence to the bereaved family and
quots the word of the Bible in the way
of comfort for them which seems to
humans lard at times to tae to our
hears. Weep at the coming in and
rejoice at the going out" The Lords
will not ours must be done. The
Christian Church held its rally Sun
day. $52S.00 was collected. The OBJ
ject of the rally was to try to secure
means to erect a new church. The
Christians are not very strong in num-
Der, but we know by their faithfulness
and untiring efforts in the rally that
they are strongly united in a faithful
band of workers for Gods cause. And
we wish to congratulate them on the
faithfulness and good work and we
wish for them Gods blessings. Mrs.
reports that her daughter
Ethel, is doing nicely at Excelsior
Springs. The ictory Auxiliary wish
es to thank st. Paul Lodge A. +. e A.
NJ. for their contribution of IS, The
Queen Court II for $1.00. They
are doing excellent work and invite
more workers. ... Private Lawrence
raves, Albert Banister arrived safely
in France .... The Installation of Amos
Johnson chapter so was held at X. P.
nall after the installation the evening
was sepnt in dancing. Refreshments
served. Grand Royal Matron V.
L. Walden was present and gave an
excellent talk. Mrs. Ethel Mosely
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruby An
derson in Detroit, Mich. Mrs.
Bonneville, where she has been visit
ing Mrs. Fred Crosswhite and
brother left Saturday for Moberly to
visit their mother. ... Mrs. Bessie
Washington and Mrs. F Crosswhite
motored to Fulton in DR. o A Moores
car and visited Mr. us Washington. go.
Elizabeth Moss of Salisbury, Mo.
who has been visiting her daughter
Miss Erma Washington, returned {
nome Monday. -. Miss Gertrude Car I
ter spent Sunday in Centralia, Mo-.
Green and daughter, Mr.. Nicker- {
son, Miss Maude Lyons, Miss Viola {
Johnson and Miss Parker of Fulton t
were visitors in our city Sunday. 49,.
Mr.. Harold Yeager spent Sunday in I
Centralia, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Car S
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson, s
Mrs. A. Gross, Mr.. A. Brown of Fut
on and Mr.. Roy Starks of Jefferson
City, Mo, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Avora ]
Brown last week. ID. w. (Blind) '
Boone has returned from an extended ]
auto tour through western Missouri {
and Kansas. I