The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-16

| street. A>large number were present.
| Tie hostess was unable to be present at
this meeting as she was called away by
st. Mary's Christian home society
No. l met Wednesday, July IA with
Mrs Mary Franklin. 106 Franklin ave
nue.. The next meeting will be Wedncs
day, July 81 with Mrs. Richard John
son, $40 Tenth street.
The annual sermon of the society will
be held at Corinthian Baptist church
Sunday, July % at SIS p. m. A good
program will be rendered by the club
members and Rev. G. w. Robinson WI"
preach the sermon. Everyone is cor
daily invited
their first picnic of the season Tuesday,
June 13 at the home Of Mrs. f. K.
Knox. The table was loaded with many
good things to eat. The next meeting
will be Tuesday; July % with Presidem
Mrs. Brown. 2SO3 Fifth street.
The N. G. & n. d. Art club met Thurs
day, afternoon with Mrs. R. n. Hyde.
Z he election of officers was the most
important business of the meeting The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs J. H. Mayweather; vice
president, Mrs. Fannie Tomlin; sec.
rotary, Mrs. Harry Burnaugh; as
sstant secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth
Thomas; treasurer, Mrs. Bowmcr;
instructor and reporter, Mrs. Clara
Bowdry. Mrs. 1zora Ewing, chairman
CT the program committee, Mrs. Jefers
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee. Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess. Mrs. Grenup was club
visitor The next meeting will be with
Mrs Bowmer.
CHARLES YOUNG AUXILIARY.
At a specially called meeting of the
Charles Young auxiliary of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, at the home of Mrs. A.
Mcclure last week the balance of the
money left in the treasury was dis
hursed as follows: To Mr.. H. w.
Hughes for table, So; to the Lincoln
(colored) post of the American legion,
S.; to fruit and flowers for sick mem
bers, $3.50, and to the National Notes
the official journal of the National As
ISOLATION of Colored Women and meet
ings Of the auxiliary suspended until
further notice.
CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mrs. f. F. Samucls wish to
thank their many friends who showed
them acts of kindness and real service
in the illness and death of their son, E. |
f.. Samuels, Jr., Mr.. E. F. Samucls, ST.,
Mrs. Isabel Samuels.
NOTICE.
No one is to pay any money solicited
by John Early for the burial of his
granddaughter.
John Early is not authorized to col
lect any money for the burial of his
FORM NEW COMPANY.
Mr.. E. T. Tracy Blagburn and Mr. |
L j. Shelton have formed a partner |
ship in real estate sales, rentals, loans, |
leases etc. They are ready to handle |
all such business. The firm name style |
will be known as E. Tracy Blagburn |
BUYS HOME.
Mr. Ore Weldon of the Athletic Bar
Der shop has just purchased property
at 1923 West Seventeenth street.
Mr.. John Spriggs one of our enter
prising young men has recently pur-
ch ased a new car.
DEATHS.
Beverly-Lucillius, aged 26 years,
lied at his home 1902 Park street Sun
lav, July II, 1920. The funeral was
1eid Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 from
rorinthian Baptist church. Rev. Il. l..
Griffith officiated. He is survived by
lis wife and two children, father Mr.. ).
:. Beverly and brother, Mr.. John
Peverly. The remains were taken to
lis former home at Keytesville, Mo-,
cor burial.
Burriss-Dennis, aged 70 years drop
bed dead Tuesday night. He was an
I'D resident of Des Moincs. He holds
he distinction along with his sister the
tie Mrs. Rachael Jefferson of being
he first colorcd residents of Des
Y Dimes. The funeral was held Friday
fternoon at p. m. from st. Paul A.
A oburch