The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-14
TNDIANOLA ITEMS.

The Nineteenth annual session OF the
IF. C. w. c. will be held at Davenport
Iowa May "a to 90 1920.
The city federation of Davenport
have decided that board for the session
will be $500 Supper will be served
Monday evening.
All delegates and those planning or
attending the meeting send your names
to Miss r. Adams, 324 w. Tenth street,
Davenport, Iowa chairman of home com
mittee. y,
Owing to misunderstanding &he
program has been DELAYED. L have not
lived those who have numbers on the
program that beginning with Tuesday
a. m. hence there will be no inconven-
fence and all will have ample time for
preparation.
Let your delegation be as large as
possible. Unless very necessary do not
send heads of departments as delegates
as they have voice by virtue of their
position. Send your president and an
other member that we may be able to
be certain of the opinion of the women
Of the state upon the important topics
that confront us Off possibleD
There will be roll call of clubs:
The president of the club will respond
with a contribution for the home.
Per capita tax will be twenty five
cents this year. Heretofore u HAS peeh
fifteen cents.
Owing to the N. A. G. P. converting
this wear at Tuskegee let our ways and
means fund be as liberal as possible
Martha F. White.
e. r, Robinson, a singing evangelist
of Chicago, appeared before an enthus-
isstic congregation at Bethel A. M. r.
church at all of the services on Sunday
April %. On Monday governing he APP
peared in recital rendering classic
and Jubilee selections.
The friends of w. j. Brown, a former
Clinton boy were panied to learn OF his
death in Chicago a few weeks ago.
While q resident here his friends were
numbered by his acquaintance. Will
had personality not found in all young
men. endearing him to most every one,
He is survived by his wife, three sons
one daughter three sisters, Mrs. Belle
BRYANT and Mrs. Eva Casey OF Chicago,
Mrs Mary Moore of Clinton, other rela-
tives and a host Of friends. His re-
mains were laid at rest in a cemetery
at Elgin, H., after most impressive
service in one Of the leading churches
Of that city. -.
Arthur W. Judson a we'll known citi-
zen of Clinton passed away suddenly
Friday evening when about to return
to his home after working at the Gould
home in Seventh avenue and Argyle
court. His death was caused by heart
failure. Deceased was born in Ponto-
toe. Miss, fifty-three years ago, and has
been a resident of Clinton for hfteen
wears The funeral was held on Monday
afternoon from the Second Baptist
church where he had been faithful
member. The Rev. F. J. Mott former
pastor NOW state missionary othclat-
ING. assisted by Rev. w. w. Russell the
,resemt pastor and Rev. r. Thomas,
pastor of Bethel A M. +. church. flt-
ting reamrks on the character and life
of deceased were made by members OF
denominations, and the church to which
he belonged The u. X. T. lodge took
active part in the service. Members
of tri city lodge x. of P. of Davenport
we're present. He leaves to mourn his
loss. his wife and eleven children. Fred
4. Henry A.. Olive A., Ornyx A., Mary,
Eddie A., Johnny a., David A, ROSIE
Cora, and Phares. His remains re-
pose in Springdale cemetery.
The time is at hand when the collec-
tor will be on his annual rounds so get
ready to meet your obligations. All
Ge1inuuents are kindly asked to make
an effort to settle.
The trustees of Bethel A. M. +. church
met in monthly session Monday night.
The entertainment given by Wilbur
Teney recently was a success. Con
seouently these smiles.