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Boone County, Mo.
Directory
1921
Containing complete alphabetically arranged list of the names, occupa- tion, business or profession of all residents of Boone County, both in the cities and towns and on the farms. mal.1
Price $10.00 a Copy
Compiled and Published by
CLINTON SMITH
MOBERLY, MO.
1625389
W. T. CONLEY,
President.
S. M. MYERS, Cashier.
Conley - Myers Bank
A general commercial and investment banking business transacted.
The business of reliable individuals, firms and corporations is solicited by us. We are prepared to extend every accom- modation consistent with same, and to ren- der experienced personal service where required.
Interest paid on time deposits. Lock boxes for rent. Loans made on individual and collateral security.
We buy and sell standard first mort- gage notes and municipal and government bonds.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ... $ 40.000.00 RESOURCES OVER $300,000.00
Incorporated under the laws of Mis- souri and supervised by the State Banking Department.
College Inn 916 Broadway
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Kulumbia Kandy Kitchen 8th and Walnut
TWO LEADING CONFECTIONERIES IN THE CITY
W. J. Palmer
WALL PAPER. MOULDINGS, WINDOW SHADES, GLASS, PAINTS, VARNISHES. Phone 866 Virginia Bldg. Columbia, Mo.
R. W. Wright METAL SHINGLES, SLATE AND TILE ROOFING FURNACES AND TIN JOB WORK 911 Cherry St. Phone 593 Columbia, Mo.
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KLASS
BUYS Hides, Wool, Furs, Feathers, Tallow, Roots, Seeds, Paper, Iron and Metals.
SELLS
Clover, Timothy, Rape, Blue Grass, Alfalfa, Sweet Clover, Red Top, Cane, Millet Seeds.
Klass Commission Co. PHONE 392 COLUMBIA, MO.
21 N. 8TH
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The Pennant
ED'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE
Soft Drinks Sandwiches
High Grade Candies
Cigars and Tobaccos
12 SOUTH 9TH ST. COLUMBIA, MO.
BILLIARDS,
BOWLING, SODA,
LUNCH,
CANDIES, CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
Recreation Parlor
Broadway and Hitt Columbia, Mo.
J. E. Gillaspie Drug Company
"The Drug Corner" 8th and Broadway
Phone 22
Columbia, Mo.
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Columbia Insurance and Rental Agency
200-2-4-6-8 . 'den Bldg.
Phone 259
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Fire, Lightning, Tornado, Farm and Live Stock, Plate Glass, Accident and Health, Automobile, Liability and Property Damage.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD We also give special attention to collection of rents.
S. F. CONIFY, Precident N. D. EVANS. T.caourer
F. W. NIEDERMEYER, Vice-Pres. HORACE C. SMITH, Secretary
THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD
FOR THE SICK.
Phone 419
Tavern Drug Store
"Kitty" Lightner Earl King
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Boone County, Mo. Directory 1921
Containing complete alphabetically arranged list of the names, occupa- tion, business or profession of all residents of Boone County, both in the cities and towns and on the farms.
Price $10.00 a Copy
Compiled and Published by
CLINTON SMITH MOBERLY, MO.
Introductory
In presenting to the public this, the first issue of a complete Directory of Boone County, the publisher has endeavored to compile a modern and thoroughly up-to-date directory embracing all the features that make a publication of this kind, one in which desired information as to what and where any person or anything is can be obtained without extensive search and at a moments's notice.
The contents of this directory embrace a complete alphabetically ar- ranged list of the names of all residents of the cities and towns in Boone County, Mo., their business, occupation or profession, and address. In the section giving information regarding the City of Columbia is also given a street directory, giving the location of all streets and avenues, giving numer- ically along the streets the number of every building or residence, the name of the occupant or tenant and in formation as to who owns each piece of property.
Following the alphabetically arranged list of names of the residents of each city and town, is a classified business directory of that city or town in which all the business and professional firms and individuals are listed un- der their line of business, the line of goods they handle or the profession they follow.
Following the alphabetically arranged list of the names of the resi- dents and the classified business directories of the cities and towns is a com- plete classified business directory of the entire county in which all the bus- iness and professional firms and individuals in all the cities and towns are again listed under the classification head of their line of business, goods handled, services rendered or profession followed, and the name of the city or town they do business in is given.
This directory also contains a complete . rural directory giving the name, postoffice address and R. F. D. number of all people living outside of the corporate limits of the cities and towns and detailed information as to their occupation and whether they are land owners or tenants.
City Directory of
Columbia, Missouri 1921
Containing a complete alphabetically arranged list of all residents 16 years of age or over, giving their business or profession, business and resi- dence address. A classified business and professional directory of all business and professional firms and individuals with their business ad- dress. A street directory giving the location of all streets and avenues, where they are located, where they start from and where they run to, nu- merically along each street or avenue, beginning at the lowest number, the number of all buildings, who the occupant or tenant is, and if the occupant owns the property a * (star) appearing after the name, and if the occu- pant does not own the property the name of the owner is given in paren- thesis below the name of the tenant. In this section is a student directory, listing all the non-resident students with their Columbia and home address and their telephone numbers.
Compiled by CLINTON SMITH, MOBERLY, MO.
UNIONLABE
Columbia, Missouri
Columbia, Mo., known as the "Athens of Missouri," is the metrop- olis and leading city in Boone County.
Surrounded as it is by a rich agricultural country, it is the principal trading point and draws a large trade from the farming community for miles in all directions.
Columbia is the county seat of Boone County and is state widely and nationally famous for its great schools, namely, the University of Missouri, Christian and Stephens Colleges for girls, all leading institutions of their kind, and a public school system embracing a high school and six ward schools in charge of a very efficient staff of teachers.
Columbia has numerous first class public and office buildings, churches of nearly all denominations are to be found here, occupying beautiful and substantial edifices.
Columbia has miles of good paved streets, an efficient fire and police department, a city water and light plant under municipal control, one of the largest shoe factories in the state, one of the best equipped printing es- tablishments in the state, two railroads, two daily and a number of weekly and monthly papers, and several good theatres. Its financial affairs are taken care of by six banks, all enjoying good business. It is a clean city, literally and morally ; its business men operate their places of business along up-to-date lines and carry stocks of goods to supply all demands. We can unreservedly recommend Columbia as a desirable place to live, do business or bring up a family in.
THE PUBLISHERS.
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General Information
The county seat of Boone County is at Columbia, at which place the Court House is located and the County officials have their offices and the courts are held.
COURTS AND TERMS
BOONE COUNTY COURT: Presiding Judge, Hon. J. T. Rowland; Asso- ciate Judges, H. P. Pauley, J. T. Stockton.
Regular Terms-First Monday in February, May, August and No- vember.
CIRCUIT COURT : Judge, Hon. David H. Harris.
Regular Terms-First Monday in January and April; Third Monday in June; First Monday in October,
PROBATE COURT: Judge, Hon. Henry A. Collier.
Regular Terms-Second Monday in February, May, August and No- vember.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
ASSESSOR-W. E. Pare
CIRCUIT JUDGE-Hon. David H. Harris.
CIRCUIT CLERK-R. S. Pollard.
COUNTY CLERK-C. W. Davis.
COLLECTOR-M. G. Proctor.
CORONER-B. F. Baker.
COUNTY HEALTH COMMISSIONER-Dr. W. A. Norris.
PRESIDING JUDGE-Hon. J. T. Rowland.
COURT REPORTER-Howard B. Long.
PROBATE JUDGE-Hon. H. A. Collier.
PROBATE CLERK-Miss Gertrude Wayland.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY-Rubey M. Hulen.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR-W. E. Smith.
RECORDER-John L. Henry. SHERIFF-Fred C. Brown.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE-J. S. Rollins.
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS-C. E. Northcutt.
SURVEYOR-H. E. Brown.
TREASURER-George E. Thomas.
STATE SENATOR-Frank G. Harris.
CITY OFFICIALS
City Hall, N. W. Corner Seventh and Walnut.
MAYOR-Dr. James Gordon.
CLERK-John S. Bicknell.
TREASURER-James R. Lipscomb.
COLLECTOR-Joseph Warden Sapp.
ATTORNEY-Boyle D. Clark.
POLICE JUDGE-Martin Luther Edwards. MARSHALL-John L. Whitesides.
ENGINEER-John R. Silver.
ASSESSOR-Joseph H. Barnett.
WEIGHER-Leslie Eubank.
WATER AND LIGHT ENGINEER-Claude Brown.
WATER AND LIGHT SECRETARY -- J. E. Barnett.
SANITARY OFFICER-Lemuel T. Hopper.
CITY COUNCIL
Meets First and Third Mondays of each month at the City Hall, N. W. Corner Seventh and Walnut.
COUNCILMEN
1st Ward-Ira L. Davis, F. L. Graves. 2nd Ward-O. B. Wilson, J. T. Davis.
3rd Ward-W. B. Nowell, Jr., W. R. Finley. 4th Ward-F. F. Stephens, Frank B. Rollins.
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Police Headquarters at City Hall, N.W. Corner Seventh and Walnut. Chief of Police-John L. Whitesides.
Assistant Chief-W. R. Miller.
Patrolmen-Ernest Nowland, P. T. King, Elmer Batterson. FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Department Headquarters and Engine House at City Hall, N. W. Corner Seventh and Walnut.
Chief of Fire Department-Thomas M. Walden.
Assistant Chief-W. P. Kennedy.
POST OFFICE
S. W. Cor. Seventh and Broadway.
POSTMASTER-L. J. Hall.
ASST. POSTMASTER-Tyra M. Green.
SUPT. OF MAILS-Louis Neimann,
CLERKS
Miss Julia G. Fisher, O. F. McConathy, Amelia P. Wulfert, Bertha D. Cunningham, J. O. Bateman, William E. Powell, Roy U. Lanham.
CITY CARRIERS
Route 1-A. C. Brady.
Route 2-Guy Proctor.
Route 3-Wallace Whitaker.
Route 4-M. E. Perryman.
Route 5 (Mounted) -T. M. Ketchens.
Route 6-Noel E. Edwards.
Route 7 (Mounted)-Wilbur I. Sapp.
Route 8-D. R. Miller.
Route 9-Wycliffe Mckenzie.
Route 10-C. B. Boutwell.
Route 11 (Parcel Post) -L. T. Hogan.
SUBSTITUTE CLERKS
Fred V. Wells.
SUBSTITUTE CARRIERS J. M. Baker, E. N. Crouch, Jr., Logan E. Norvill, Robert N. Hall, Wil- liam T. Thurston.
RURAL ROUTE CARRIERS
Route 1-Edwin P. Gordon. Route 6 -- W. C. Belcher. Route 2-C. B. Rutter, Jr. Route 7-T. N. Kurtz.
Route 3-John A. Johnson.
Route 8-Arch S. Prather.
Route 4-Arnett G. Jacobs.
Route 9-Roy S. Mitchell.
Route 5-Joel E. Hawkins.
Route 10-Moses P. Rutter.
CONTRACT STATIONS
No. 1 .- Bruce Carl, Clerk in Charge; Co-operative Store, University of Missouri. No. 2 .- Jessie Kyd, Clerk in Charge; Stephens College. OFFICE HOURS
Lobby open 5 a. m. to 9. p. m.
General Delivery 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., Daily except Sundays and Holidays. Stamp Window 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., Daily except Sunday and Holidays.
Money Order and Register Windows 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., Daily except Sun- days and Holidays.
HOLIDAYS Stamp and General Delivery Windows open 9:30 a. m. to 10:30 a. m
HOSPITALS
BOONE COUNTY PUBLIC HOSPITAL-Cor. Broadway and William Sts. H. H. Banks, chairman Board of Trustees; N. T. Gentry, secretary. Board of Trustees-H. H. Banks, Columbia; N. T. Gentry, Columbia ; W. O. Ellis, Ashland; T. P. Brown, Hallsville; Dennis Spellman, Stur- geon.
PARKER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, of the University of Missouri; west Campus on S. 6th St. Superintendent-Dr. Guy L. Noyes.
PARKS AND CEMETERIES
COLUMBIA FAIR GROUNDS-Washington Ave. and Wilkes Blvd.
ROLLINS ATHLETIG FIELD -- West of Rothwell Gymnasium.
COLUMBIA CEMETERY-8 W. Broadway.
JEWISH CEMETERY-310 S. 2nd.
SCHOOLS
Board of Education
Office-County Recorder's Office, Court House. President-F. W. Niedemeyer. Secretary-F. L. Boggs.
Superintendent of Schools-W. I. Oliver.
Secretary to Superintendent-Miss Acena Booth.
Benton School
Ripley between Hinkson Ave. and Hodge. Principal-Miss Tillie McHarg, 7th Grade.
Teachers-1st Grade, Miss Marie Robinson; 2nd Grade. Miss Mildred Spaulding ; 3rd Grade, Miss Grace Wilhite; 4th Grade, Miss Mary Arm- strong; 5th Grade, Mrs. C. D. Rice; 6th Grade, Mrs. Claudia C. Farmer.
Mothers' Club-Mrs. F. C. Dawson, Pres.
Janitor-George W. Hall.
Fred Douglass School (Col.) North Third and Park Ave.
Principal-J. E. Jones, science and mathematics.
Teachers-Miss Ethel Williamson, mathematics and French; Miss Elizabeth Granderson, history; M. F. Griggs, manual training; Mrs. Fannie Ridgeway, domestic science; 1st Grade, Miss Alma Williams; 2nd Grade, Miss Cornelia Strawn; 3rd Grade, Miss Eulalle Jones; 4th Grade, Miss Mary Payne; 5th Grade. Mrs. Virginia L. Walden; 6th Grade, Miss Ethel Moseley : 7th Grade, J. Z. Moseley.
Janitor-Curtis Williams.
High School
N. Eighth between Hickman Ave. and Rogers.
Principal-Miss Saidee M. Stean.
Secretary-Miss Emma Crawford.
Teachers-Miss Frances Cole, English; Miss Frances Corlew, English and mathematics; Miss Sarah Dritt, mathematics; Miss Hertha Eilzen, Latin ; Mrs. Eliza Gibbany, study hall ; Miss Ella Hurt, physics and mathe- matics; Miss Hazel Hoffman, history ; Miss Juliette Moss, English ; Miss Win- ifred Remley, French; Miss Eleanor Wilkes, history ; Miss Harriett Wright,bi- ology; Miss Frances Nowell, Latin and mathematics; E. H. Mecker.commer- cial work; J. J. Shy, manual training and athletic coach ; Miss Nell Shank. history and gymnastics; Miss Roberta Howell, Latin and English; M. Y. Harding, penmanship; Miss Mary J. Barnett, Latin and French ; Miss Ace- na Booth, mathematics; Miss Esther W. Henderson, domestic science.
Mothers' Club-Mrs. E. T. Truitt, Pres.
Janitors-R. M. Wyatt, C. D. Hopper.
Eugene Field School Cor. Range Line and Smith Sts.
Principal-Mrs. Nannie McKimp son, 7th Grade.
Teachers-1st Grade, Miss Hope Polk Jesse; 2nd and 3rd Grade, Miss Allie Dinwiddie; 4th and 5th Grade, Miss Laura F. Allen; 6th Grade, Mrs. H. D. Harmon.
Mothers' Club-Mrs. Charles O. Whitesides, Pres.
Janitor-T. H. Wade.
Jefferson School Rogers St. between 7th and 8th.
Principal-Miss Anna Finley, 7th Grade.
Teachers-1st Grade, Miss Mary Dysart, Mrs. Mary Rafferty Mecker: 2nd Grade, Miss Cinnie Haggard; 3rd Grade. Miss Grace Lockridge; 4th Grade, Mrs. J. L. Corlew; 5th Grade, Miss Nell Boyd Moseley; 6th Grade. Miss Mattie Barnett.
Mothers' Club -- Mrs. Hugh Grinstead, Pres.
Janitor-Z. A. Barnes.
Robert E. Lee School Cor Locust and Waugh.
Principal-Mrs. Margaret P. Lewis; 7th Grade.
Teachers-1st Grade, Miss Joy Fewsmith; 2nd Grade, Mrs. Sam 7. Bratton; 3rd Grade, Miss Sallie Kneisley; 4th Grade, Mrs. Stella S. Meyer; 5th Grade, Miss Alma Wilhite; 6th Grade. Mrs. Paul Lyda.
Mother's Club-Mrs. Frederick Dunlap, Pres. Janitor-Newton Moody.
U. S. Grant School Cor. W. Broadway and S. Garth Ave.
Principal-Miss Frankie McClanahan; 7th Grade.
Teachers-1st Grade, Miss Elizabeth Bright; 2nd Grade, Miss Nar. Lou Miller; 3rd Grade, Miss Mary Limerick; 4th Grade, Mrs. J. F. Bros sart; 5th Grade, Mrs. E. T. Truitt; 6th Grade, Miss Kathryn Jacobs.
Mothers' Club-Mrs. M. G. Proctor, Jr., Pres. Janitor-Joseph Zumsteg.
Supervisors and Assistants
Art-Miss Hattie Louise Bihr. Music-Mrs. J. J. Shy. Manual Training-J. T. Gibbs.
Truant Officer
M. L. Rouse.
CHURCHES
Adventist
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH-Sexton Road, between Grand Ave. and Garth Ave.
Pastor -- None at present. Sabbath School Supt .- Larkin Rice.
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Broadway and Waugh.
Pastor -- Rev. T. W. Young, D. D.
Supt. Sunday School-Roy Davis.
Woman's Auxiliary Circle-Mrs. T. K. Catron, Pres.
Harshe Circle-Miss Ruth Keith, Pres.
Woman's Missionary Society-Mrs. T. J. Rodhouse, Pres.
Ladies Aid Society-Mrs. P. B. Branham, Pres.
Senior B. Y. P. U .- Clarence Lockwood, Pres.
Intermediate B. Y. P. U .- Miss Barbara Warren, Pres.
Board of Deacons-B. F. Hoffman, Chairman.
Board of Trustees-Wm. H. Guitar, Chairman.
Catholic
SACRED HEART CHURCH-Cor. Locust and Waugh Sts. Pastor-Rev. Paul P. O'Shea.
St. Ann's Sodalitv-Mrs Clara Ruether, Pres. Knights of Columbus-John Tehan, Grand Knight.
Children of Mary-Miss Margaret Keegan, Prefect.
Glennon Club-Miss Anna Liebst, Pres.
Sacred Heart Parochial School-105 Waugh. Principal-Mother Ro- salia.
Christian
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Tenth and Walnut.
Pastor-Rev. Walter M. Haushalter.
Supt. Sunday School-A. C. Ragsdale.
Senior Eundeavor Society-Claude Stuckey.
Board of Elders-D. A. Robnett, Chairman.
Board of Deacons-W. W. Payne, Chairman.
Intermediate Endeavor-Cecil Coggins, Pres.
Christian Science
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIENTIST)-Virginia Bldg., S. 9th and Cherry. First Reader-Clarence Olmsted.
Supt. Sunday School-Mrs. Vance Vandiver.
Reading Room Librarian-Clarence Olmsted.
Distribution Committee-Mrs. Will E. Smith, Chairman.
Episcopal
CALVARY CHURCH- Rector-Rev. James H. George.
Senior Warden-F. P. Miller.
Junior Warden-George B. Dorsey.
Secretary of Vestry -- C. B. Rollins.
Supt. Sunday School-E. A. Logan.
Secretary Sunday School-Jonas Viles, Jr.
St. Mary's Guild-President, Mrs. Odon Guitar, Jr .; Secretary, Mrs. L. W. Berry.
Woman's Auxiliary-President, Mrs. James H. George; Secretary, Mrs. John E. Forsee.
Ella Shipp Altar Chapter-Director, Rev. James George; Directress, Mrs. F. P. Miller ; Secretary, Miss Helen Richards.
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Holiness
HOLINESS CHURCH-Hickman Ave. and Sixth St. Pastor-F. E. Tate. Supt. Sunday School-W. T. Estes. Board of Trustees-T. E. Tate, Chairman. Board of Deacons-W. T. Estes, Chairman.
Methodist
M. E. CHURCH (SOUTH)-Broadway and Short St. Pastor-Joseph D. Randolph.
Sunday School Superintendent-F. F. Stephens.
Student Secretary-E. H. Newcomb.
Epworth League-J. C. Schmidtke, Pres.
Junior Epworth League-Mrs. Mason Vaugh, Pres. .
Missionary Society-Mrs. R. H. Emberson, Pres.
Junior Missionary Society-Miss Ruth Rusk, Pres.
Men's Club-T. S. Towsley, Pres.
Board of Stewards-F. B. Mumford, Chairman.
WILKES BOULEVARD M. E. CHURCH (SOUTH)-Wilkes Blvd. & 7th St. Pastor-Rev. J. A. Medley.
Supt. Sunday School-George S. Starrett. Epworth League-Mrs. C. D. Daly, Pres.
Missionary Society-Mrs. Julia Martin, Pres.
Presbyterian
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Cor. 10th and Broadway. Pastor-Rev. S. R. Braden.
Clerk-N. T. Gentry.
Supt. Sunday School-Pattison Bain.
Supt. Primary Department-Mrs. C. H. Ross.
Woman's Auxiliary-Mrs. J. M. Crockett, Pres.
Missionary Society-Mrs. R. B. Price, Pres.
COLORED CHURCHES Baptist
BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH (Colored)-Broadway and Fourth St. Pastor-Rev. E. S. Redd.
Supt Sunday School-J. H. Renfro. Misison Circle-Mrs. Sallie Brown, Pres.
Young People's Club-Mrs. Nannie Mae Moseley, Pres.
B. Y. P. U .- Mrs. Bessie Woods, Pres.
Christian
SECOND CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Colored)-Fifth and Lyons Sts. Pastor-H. D. Griffin.
Supt. Sunday School-H. G. Gregory. Woman's Missionary Society-Mrs. H. D. Griffin, Pres.
Ladies Aid Society-Mrs. M. L. Maupin, Pres. Junior Society-Mrs. H. D. Griffin, Supt.
HOLINESS CHURCH (Col.)-Cor. Lyons and Third. Pastor-Rev. B. D. Venable.
Methodist A. M. E. CHURCH (Colored)-Park Ave. and N. Fifth St. Pastor-Rev. S. L. Brooks.
Sunday School Supt .- J. B. Coleman. Christian Endeavor Society-Mrs. Maude Williams, Pres. Auxiliary Board No. 1-Mrs. Mat Douglass, Chairman. Auxiliary Board No. 2-Mrs. Ida Thompkins, Chairman.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH (Colored) -Fifth and Walnut. Pastor-Rev. D. J. Mitchell.
Supt. Sunday School-Joseph Goslin.
Epworth League-Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Pres.
Ladies Aid Society-Mrs. Amelia Carter, Pres.
Home Missions-Mrs. Minnie Fisher, Pres. Foreign Missionary Society-Mrs. Matilda Jackson, Pres.
Willing Workers Club-Mrs. Ella Fisher, Pres.
COLUMBIA PUBLIC LIBRARY 806 Walnut St.
Community Council-President, H. E. Logan; Secretary, J. E. Jordan ; Treasurer, Mrs. James H. Laughlin.
Librarian-Miss Lelia B. Willis.
Library open daily except Sunday, 12 noon to 5 p. m .; Saturdays, 12 noon to 9 p. m.
Secret and Benevolent Societies
AMERICAN YEOMEN
COLUMBIA HOMESTEAD NO, 3675. Foreman-H. W. Berrie.
Correspondent-J. E. Jordan.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.
Secretary-P. Stampfli.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS
COLUMBIA LODGE No. 594. Meets every Thursday at Elks Club, 105 S. 10th St.
Exalted Ruler-John F. Tehan.
Secretary-Horace C. Smith.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS
COLUMBIA LODGE No. 207. I. O. O. F. Meets every Monday evening at Boone Bldg., Cor. 7th & Broadway.
Noble Grand-Charles Whitesides. Secretary-L. B. Eubank.
COLUMBIA ENCAMPMENT No. 74. Meets 1st and 3rd Thursday at I. O.
O. F. Hall, 7th and Broadway. C. P .- C. E. Wilcox. Scribe-C. E. Hopper.
DANIEL BOONE CANTON No. 35. Meets 1st and 3rd Fridays at I. O. O. F. Hall, 7th and Broadway. Captain-E. S. Rowland. Clerk-J. S. Davenport.
ATHENS REBEKAH LODGE No. 383. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursday at Boone Bldg., Cor. 7th and Broadway.
Noble Grand-Mrs. Pearl Day. Secretary-Mrs. Myrtle Miller.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
SACREO HEART COUNCIL No. 1529, Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays at Knights of Columbus Hall, College and Bass Avenues. Grand Knight -- John F. Tehan.
Financial Secretary-Eugene T. Ruether.
MACCABEES
ATHENS TENT No. 7, Meets every Wednesday evening at Maccabee Hall, 53 N. 8th St. Commander-D. R. Miller. Record Keeper-George S. Starrett.
WOMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION OF THE MACCABEES ATHENS RE- VIEW No. 47. Meets at 53 N. 8th St., 1st and 3rd Mondays. Commander-Mrs. Lizzie Class.
Collector-Mrs. Lavinia King.
MASONIC
ACACIA LODGE No. 602, A. F. & A. M. Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at Thilo Building, 1100 .E. Broadway.
Worshipful Master-H. L. Kempster. Secretary-J. M. Long.
TWILIGHT LODGE No. 114 A. F. & A. M. Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays Nowell Hall, 9th and Walnut.
Worshipful Master-J F. Oliver. Secretary-Victor Victor.
COLUMBIA CHAPTER No. 17, R. A. M. Meets 1st and 3rd Fridays at Thilo Bldg .. 1100 E. Broadway. High Priest-W. W. Payne. Secretary-J. P. Davis.
ST. GRAAL COMMANDERY No. 12, K. T. Meets 2nd and 4th Fridays at Thilo Bldg., 1100 E. Broadway.
Commander-Bernard C. Hunt. Recorder-J. P. Davis.
BOONE CHAPTER No. 29, O. E. S. Meets 1st and 3rd Thursdays at Now- ell Hall, Cor. 9th and Walnut. Worthy Matron-Mrs. Pauline Franklin. Secretary-Mrs. Annie Martin.
THILO CHAPTER No. 322, O. E. S. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays at Thilo Bldg., 1100 E. Broadway.
Worthy Matron-Mrs. Florence Long. Secretary-Mrs. Mary B. Funk.
WHITE SHRINE. Meets 3rd Wednesday of each month at Nowell Hall, 9th and Walnut.
Worthy High Priest-Mrs. Buehla Hawkins. Worthy Scribe-Mrs. Annie Martin.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
. BOONE CAMP 4992. Meets 1st and 3rd Fridays at Maccabee Hall, 53 N. 8th.
Venerable Counsel-Dab Sappington.
Clerk-Louis Nieman.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
CARNATION CAMP No. 3308. Meets 1st Tuesday afternoon and 3rd Tuesday evening at Maccabee Hall, 53 N. 8th St. Oracle-Mrs. T. J. Farthing. Recorder-Mrs. Florence Long.
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SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at Maccabee Hall, 54 N. 8th. President-Herbert Daniels. Secretary-Mrs. W. W. Wade.
TRIBE OF BEN HUR
Meets 3rd Thursday of each Month at Maccabee Hall, 53 N. 8th. President -- H. W. Polm. Scribe-W. E. Belden.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
BEAR CREEK CAMP No. 497.
Meets every Thursday night at Maccabee
Hall, 53 N. 8th.
Council Commander-C. W. Jacobus.
Clerk-Dr. J. E. Jordon.
Colored Clubs and Lodges
ART CLUB. Meets first Wednesday at Mckinney Hall. President-Miss Alma G. Williams.
Secretary-Miss Mary Payne.
COURT OF CALANTHE
A. B. MOORE COURT No. 22. Meets 1st Tuesday of each month at K. of P. Hall.
W. C .- Mrs. Flora Jackson.
Secretary-Mrs. Luella Moseley.
HEREFORD TEMPLE No. 10. Meets 2nd Monday of each month at 93 S. 8th. C. M .- Leonard Smith. C. S .- Eugene Williams.
HOMESEEKERS CLUB. Meets every Sunday at Mckinney Hall. President-S. Logan Williams. Secretary-George Scott.
IDLE HOUR CLUB. Meets first Friday each month at Mckinney Hall. President-Mrs. Russell Williams. Secretary-Mrs. Maude Williams.
I. O. O. F.
BOONE COUNTY LIGHT LODGE No. 3356. Noble Grand-James Moore. Secretary-Sergt. W. H. Turner.
HOUSEHOLD OF RUTH. Meets 1st Thursday of each month at K. of P. Hall.
President-Mrs. M. B. Harris. Secretary-Mrs. Kattie Reeves.
INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF TWELVE
PARTHANIE TEMPLE No. 4. Meets at 2:30 p. m. 2nd Monday of each month at 9! S. 8th. H. P .- Mrs. Lizzie G. Williams. C. R .- Mrs. Bettie Clark.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ACME LODGE No. 24. Meets 1st and 3rd Mondays at K. of P. Hall. Chancellor Commander-William H. Turner. Keeper of Records and Seals-A. C. Freeman.
KNIGHTS OF TABOR
HEREFORD TEMPLE No. 10. Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays at 9} S. 8th. H. P .- Mrs. Lizzie G. Williams. Secretary-Mrs. Bettie Clark.
MACO PALATIUM No. 10. Meets 2nd Thursday of each month 9} S. 8th St. P. P .- Mrs. Della Smith. R. P .- Mrs. L. G. Williams.
MASONIC
ST. PAUL LODGE No. 12. Meets first Tuesday of each month at 8th St. enrance to Boone County National Bank Bldg. Worshipful Master-J. Z. Moseley. Secretary-J. H. Renfro.
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