The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-30
SIOUX CITY NOTES.


Presiding Elder T. 3. Stoval was i'll
the city few days holding his fourth
quarterly conference. He preached {,
stcul- stirring sermon Sunday morning
| and four people joined the church. His
text Sunday morning was ''Thc Awful
| Results Of DcccDtion' He was also
present in the Sunday school and gave
a few encouraging remarks 10 the stu
dents He addressed the Ieaguers at
$50 p. IN.
At night he preached another soul
stirring sermon to very attentiN"
audience. two members united with tn"
the church. In both morning and eve
hing services the honor roll was in
| vogue.
| twenty-five persons contributed 81
| each and nine contributed SOC. The to-
| tai amount for the day was $500
while the amount raised this quarter
was $33j.63.
Mrs. Florence Roundtrec was out Of
the city few days last week visiting
relatives and friends in Fort Dodge,
Iowa.
The Ladies Willing Workers society
met at Mrs. Tack s last Tuesday after
noon and after the meeting were very
beautifully served.
The Juvenile Missionary society met
and those that were contcstng for the
prizes were contesting for the prizes
made their reports. There was much
enthusiasm exercised and each mem
Der was trying to win. $l4.60 was re
ported. The president, Mrs. Ncttie
Adams Lewis reported the largest
amount raised which was $50 And
she received the prize that was to be
given to the young lady, which was
hand painted set of six cups and Sauc-
crS.
The young man raising the highest
amount was her brother, Master Walton
Adams Lewis. He reported $3.2J. He
was awarded the fountain pen which
was to be given to the young man. The
prizes were awarded by the pastor,
Rev. P. M. Lewis. The total amount
collected and reported was $l6,25, and
with the 1925 that was raised the
Saturday night before the amount was
$500.
The presiding elder held his last
quarterly conference here Monday eve
ming at Malone chapel and a goodly
crowd was present. The reports were
made which the presiding elder said
were ''just fne.'
Mrs. Wilkinson entertained at din
nr~ Monday, presiding elder, T. B. Sto-
few others. They all report delight
full time
The B. Y. P. U. of Mt. Zion Baptist
church will give lawn social Tuesday
evening, July 81, and everyone is in
vitcd
Mrs Samuel Bryant has ;rcturncd
fl ON Chicago where she has spent the
summer visiting relatives and friends.
She reports having had a lovely time.
The Juvenile M. NJ. S. will not meet
this Thursday but August 5 They Will
meet at Miss Margaret Howell's. They
were beautifully entertained at Malone
chapel last Thursday evening by the
vice president of the Women s Mite
Missionary society, Mrs. Mahalia
Wright.
Love feast was observed at Malone
chapel church last Wednesday evening.
Many members were present and they |
expressed themselvs as feeling like new
born children.
There will be series of meetings |
held at Malone chapel A. M. f. church |
beginning August l and lasting ten |
days. Everyone is invited to come and |
help win souls for Christ.
Miss Alice Johnson departed Wednes |
day for ST. Joseph, Mo-, where she will |
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. Henry Nelson has returned |
from her home in Lincoln. Ncb., where |
she spent a short visit. She reports a
lovely time.
Mrs. Fallia Boyd and children and
also Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher who were !
ptomained poisoned last week have re-
covered and are no again.
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