The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-23
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friends who patronize the orga nizatior
Mr.. Thomas Booker, father of DR.. A
J. Booker, who spent the winter in De
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lBETHEL A. n. e. SUNDAY school
notwithstanding some difficulties hat
to be faced this year hsa been crowned
with goodness and stands out as on,
OF the best. As to the Sunday schoo
in general and from connections
point of view we have much to b.
thankful for, and while we would not
boast, we can confess that such have
been the blessings of God as manifest
ed in the progress Of the Sunday schoo
that our hearts are filed with graft
tude.
We will name endeavor to give Q
report of what we have accomplished
the past quarter commencing June ]
and closing September 10 inclusive.
Fourth quarterly report: Brought
forward, 1888; June, 1894; July
$9.17; August, 5000; Septembe,
$9.15; total, $60.os; less $3.50;
finances raised $47.55.
Our disbursements are as follows:
Children s day, 1891; PER capita tax,
$3.75; convention, 5000; ice cream
1928; trustees, SO; missionary, $1.51
total disbursements, $44.92; total $6oGs
less $44.92; balance in treasury, SIS. l6.
Humbly submitted,
Rev r. O. Clovhronl poetnr
Mr.. George Davis, superintendent
Josephine Guye, secretary.
ST. PAUL A. N. e. SUNDAY
SCHOOL NOTES
We have just closed very success
full quarter with an averaged attenl-
ance Of ninety-four.
Our rally Melted us about $50. This
was made possible by the cooperation
of all concerned.
The children have surplus of en-
ergy that must be expended, 50 why
not use it for the good of the school
and finally to the glory Of God.
The school will meet in the main
auditorium of the church on Sept. 26
at the usual time
PuqctIality and efficiency are the de-
-
Does God require less2
Teachers, be not absent, nor tardy,
from your class unless unavoidable,
those bright eyed boys and girls want
to see you when they come in the
Watch this space for the announce
ment of big event in the near fu.
ture.
Sunday, Sept. 26 is general review.
Subject, Saul David and Solomon
Lesson, Psalm 70.
Golden text-Man looketh on the
outward appearance, but Jehovah look
eth on the heart, 1 Samuel 1857.
Mrs. S. Joe Brown received a com
this week from Miss Lethia
G. Flemming, national director of or
ganization work among colored women
informing her Of her name having
Teen sent in to headquarters, Audi
toriya Hotel, at Chicago by Charles A
Rawabn, chairman Iowa Republican
committee in organizing the colored wo-
men Of Iowa. Mrs. Brown has accepted
and is now laying plans whereby she
might cover the enti.e state.
ST. PAUL A. ~. E. CHURCH.
Trustees reported amount raised this
1ueIt eI: 2I,'oi.oo, ny sIe"drus, % Gt'-,
81. The annual report of the trustees
showed that $7,276..s4 had been raised
for trustee purposes alone.
Mrs. Emily Vernon, who recently Wis
tied the city, is one CT the most delight
full personages to meet. Mrs. Brit re-
E. Stewart retiring president and Mrs.
Minola A. Bell president-elect in charge.
Mrs. Nora Taylor, the treasurer Of the
society will make her annual report.
The public invited. 's' -
Mrs. Coppin, a practicing physician
will lecture to the women during the
conference session.
The presence of large number of
women evangelists, missionary workers,
ministers wives and visiting women to
the Chicago conference, will be the in
SEPARATION Of many social affairs during
the week.
Rev. stovall has served the district
one year, he came from the pastorate
enee-a financier, a Sundayssc school man
and careful and successful pastor. HIS
enthusiasm is contagious and the Des
Moines district has moved ahead.
Mary Ruth Brit entered West High
school where she is pursuing the scien-
tific course.
Miss Edna johnson will return to
Wilberforce university this week, IN
route she will visit Evanston, Ill
Miss Meredith Humburd, who had
Elaanned to enter Western University
will be kept at home for some time on
account of the serious accident to her
mother, who was knocked to the street
by an automobile and suffered a broken
ankle.
The children of St. Paul are focking
to the grade and high schools. The G.
+. league and Sunday school workers
are on the lookout for all the boys and
girls Miss Wilson who attends West
High played at the G. E. meeting Sun
day evening. She is a gifted pianist.
Stanley and Dorothy Proctor, who
are members Of the league ase inter
eating children recently come among
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