The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-06-21

Waterloo, Iowa; Thuraday and Friday,
June 81 and 2s, at Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Saturday, june 80, at Iowa City, Iowa.
SIOUX CITY ITEMS.
Last Weekly
Mrs. Marccllus Morgan and Miss Ma
bel Morgan passed through the city last
week en- route to Yankton from Kansas
City, where they. attended the gradua-
ton Of Miss Mildred Morgan.
| Mrs. Stokes and Mrs. Mitchell mo-
| tored down from Yankton last week and
visited with Mrs. Stokes daughter, Mrs..
i VIM. Mack.
! Mrs. J. w. Norris, Mrs. T.. II. Sturgis
and Rev. E. r. Edwards will attend the
Electa Grand Chapter which convenes
in Waterloo, Tuesday, June 10. e
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Anthony are nov
ing to Morningside. ri
4 Decatur Lodge No. IA, A. +. y A. M,
will hold its public installation Of ofd-
GERS Monday evening, june II. The toll
lowing officers will be installed: w. NJ,
Mr.. G. B. Watkins; 8. W., Mr.. w. W.;
Ford; j. W., DR.. J. w. Norris; treasurer,
Mr.. T. n. Sturgis; Secretary, Mr.. =.
j Cowans. The members Of the O. p. b.
i and a few friends are invited. Refresh-s
ments will be served.
i The Red Cross concert which was pre-
viously announced has been postponed
indefinitely.
Miss Goldie Talbot and Rev. E. r.
Edwards have returned from the district
Sunday school convention. Miss Talbot
was elected second vice president to the
normal department..
Miss T. 4. Moore and Mr.. G. Parker
were married Sunday evening, june 2,
at Malone A. M. E. Church, by Rev. =.
4. Edwards, pastor. 4.
i Mr.. John Williams, who has been very
i'll, is able to be up and about again.
The entertainment which was to have
A been given last week by the stewardess
board Of Malone chapel was postponed
until later date
The Iowa, Nebraska Baptist conven-
ton Is. in session this week at the Mt.
Zion Baptist church
(This Week)
Il Mr.. and Mrs. M. Askew entertained ct
dinner Thursday, June IL, Rev. g. O.s
Terrell Of Colfax, Iowa. Rev. Terrell -
P. M. G.. Of District Grand Lodge, No.
80, G. U. O. of o. f., and was attending
the Iowa Nebraska Sunday School con-
vention.
! Mr.. T. H. stnrgis, Jr., will depart
June "a for Camp Dodge.
auxiliary cannot be named after an in-
dividual, the Mary Church Terrell Red
Cross Auxiliary has changed its name
to Willing Workers Red Cross Auxil-
iary. Mrs. M. Askew, president; Mrs.
Horace Green, secretary, and Mrs. -,
Maxey, treasurer. They will send in.
this week 25 hospital shirts. The mem
bers will receive their crosses for their
colts for the numbers Of hours re-
quired.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hill enter
tanned Mrs. Carrie Bailey Of Carroll,
Iowa, at dinner Thursday evening,
June IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jewell and children
Of Holstein, Iowa, but formerly Of this
city, were here last week attending the
Iowa Nebraska Sunday school conven-
ton. While here they were the guests
Of their sister and aunt, Mrs. Ella
Walker.
r. MES. SdIIlc 1oa1lcy, VIM dGeCAAuCu zCAlC
convention, returned to her home in
Carroll, Friday, June IA. 358
1 The Iowa-N Nebraska Sunday school
convention closed one Of its most sue
cessful seasons at the Mt. Zion Baptist
n Church Sunday evening, June 49, The
convention was success spiritually, So
cially and financially. The committee
on arrangements put forth every effort
TO give the visitors the best that Sioux
City had. Officers for the coming year
were elected as follows: Rev. F. b.
i Woodward, Buxton, president; Mrs. H.
B. Graves, Des Moines, and o. 2. Null
] lin, Sioux City, vice president; Miss
Pearl Howard, Davenport, recording
secretary; Miss Opal Henry, Des
Moines, assistant secretary; and Mrs.
Ella Black, Clarinda, treasurer.
Rev. Schneider Of the Unitarian
Church will give an address at the Ma
lone Chapel Sunday evening, June 90,
!! on Negro welfare work. Come out and
hear him. III.
There will be a patriotic concert At
the Malone Chapel Tuesday evening,
June {25. Tickets selling for Zoe. Mrs.
1 p. r. Edwards, manager.