The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-02

tin. All reported a delightful time.
Constellation club with Mrs. l.. Ber-
ry on Lyon street.
The Kosy Korner club will entertain
Saturday evening at the parsonage. The
Busy Bees will serve Sunday at the par
sOnage.
Our pastor left for Chicago Tuesday
evening and will visit several points IN
Illinois while away. He Is expected to
return by Sunday.
Remember the 6 o clock prayer and
praise service Easter morning.
Mr.. Gray and other visitors worship
ped with us Sunday Bethel extends a
standing invitation to all, the saved
and unsaved, the east down and for
saken. Come into the house Of God, the
place of mercy. / would rather be "a
doorkeeper in the house of the Lord
than to dwell in the tents of wicked
ness. David.
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Price, 25 cents.
DU BOTS ASSOCIATION.
The Du Bots association will hold it's
bimonthly meeting, Wednesday April
at $3.50 p. IN. at Franklin school COM
munity center. The delegates, who have
been attending the city council of moth
ers at the city library are also asked
to report and discuss the programmes
given at these monthly meetings during
the school year.
The fundamental principles of this
association have been to try and close
the gap between home and school and
to raise the status of the home itself,
by awakening the fathers and mothers
to sense of their educational respon-
sibilities. We have made many calls
in many homes with results that have
been pronounced highly successful.
The study of the child, the respect for
the individuality Of the home. The
acquaintance Of James Rnd John g
teacher is a practical contribution to
home and community betterment.
Schools have been visited, conferences
held with the principles, leading col
ored magazines and periodicals sent
to their Offices and homes, thereby
creating a common standing ground for
interracial cooperation
Mrs. 2. C. Thornburg and Mrs. Edwar
Paul Jones have encouraged and assist
ed the project from the very beginning,
knowing that the nursery is the founda-
ton of nation, /" Boys and Their Prob
lems,'' will be the interesting lesson
for Wednesday afternoon. the questions
to be discussed are as follows: Is a
work bench in the barn or basement
worth the moneys
In paper route value in more ways
an economic sense?
Is earning while learning an idle
phrase?
How much money ought boy to
spend?
How understand the "gang spirit -
How keep father and son chummy?
Is every boy in this community gett.
ing an education?
How eradicate the idea ~ must go
out for pleasures''
Does the home offer plenty of games,
books, music and sociability to Offset
the corner drug store9
How become acquainted with his pals
How brand upon him that honorable
defeat is far finer than dshonorable
victory?
How brand upon him that a lie is
deeply dishonoring that cigarette smok-
ing is harmful physically and morally
and has become one Of the greatest evils
of the age?