The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-26
THANKS WORKERS.

with Miss leila White at io5O-4 street
place.
THANKS WORKERS.
Mrs. s. Joe Brown who served as
captain in the recent Y. w. G. A. drive
takes this method Of expressing her
personal appreciation to the following
women who served as lieutenants for
their valuable services in. helping to
report $1,233.OG as. their share of the
$40, 100000 drive in this city.
Mrs. E. Tracy Blagburn 1858 90, Mrs.
Vern Simmons $4,000, Miss. Gertrude
Hyde $l19.l6, Mrs. L. j. Shelton $116.l5,
Mrs. A. A. Alexander 1900, Mrs. Robt.
Miles 10000, Miss Ethel Bowmer 10000
Mrs. Jas. Hutchinson $4S.75, Mrs. o, G.
Moss $500, this with $1,000 turned in
by the captain making total of S1,233.
Mrs. Brown also wishes to thank Mes
danes j. G.. Browne, j. G. Humburd,
u. r. Willis and Amos Adams for spec
ial assistance as well as the general pub
lie for their liberal contributions in
this drive.
Y. w. C.. A.
The Y. w. c.. A. branch is not plann-
ing to have any special program Sun
day but the social hour will be from
5 to z p. m. 1t is hoped large group
will call at the center.
The membership committee will hold
their regular monthly meeting at, the
Center Monday night. Mrs. s. Joe
Brown is chairman grar
On Thursday April l the provisional
committee of which Mrs. H. n. Cogshall
Of the central "Y'' is chairman will
meet at the center at p. m. sharp.
Business of Importance will be trans
acted. The committee consists of Mrs.
Cogshall chairman, central board and
the chairmen of the six committees.
The Aim Well corps girl reserves who
meet at the roadside settlement with
Miss Dora Newcomb as leader will hold
initiation at the Y center Friday April
2. The parents and friends Of the
girls will be special guests.
The Wide Awake girls are work
ing on a play every girl' The pro
ceeds will 60 toward the camp fund
central field will be at Lake Okoboji.
The section for colored girls will be
from August % to September 6. Let
all girls be looking forward to this out
ing. -.......
The educational committee has made
to present Mrs Helen Rick
Merritt of Iowa Falls in dramacit
recital in the near future. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the Y. w. c. A.
summer camp fund.
Friday night was association night
at the revival at St. Paul A. M. E.
church.. The Y. w. G. a. and Y. M. G.
A. secretaries and their groups were
present in large numbers.
Watch for the date Of the costume
party to be given at the branch in the
near future. ''@
YIN. G. A.
The membership drive of the Croker
street branch Y. NJ. C. A. is continued
one week longer. 800 members must
be secured. We will call on you this
or next week. Two dollars a year for
men and boys over 10 years of age
and one dollar for boys from II to II
inclusive. .. .t.-....
The committee of management met
last Saturday night in most splendid
and profitable meeting.
Mems Bible classes are still holding
their weekly meetings on Tuesday eve
nings at Union Congregational church
from D. m. to 9. Come and join a real
Men IS Bible class.
C. A. will give a series of moving pic
luIc 4oI INV APooS VI AASiP AAS
themselves to go to camp next summer.
Watch the place and the date. III
St. PAUL A. M. e. CHURCH NOTES.
The revival which started on last
Sunday week, is in full swing. The
evangelist, Rev. H. Franklin Bray in his
clear cut and forceful way is appealing
to the better instincts of men and women
who come to hear him, and who are
drawn to the speaker in an irresistible
way. >..~.
He will speak at 10:45 a. m, 3 p M,
s .. M, and 7: As p. m. tomorrow (Sun-
day. at St. Paul. The church choir
will sing
The 3 p. m. meeting is mass meeting
for everybody.
The p. m. meeting for men only.
The men Of Des Moines are invited.
Several hundred women Of the city