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

from every walk of life attended the
3 clock mass meeting last Sunday
DR.. Bray made the women feel the
responsibility Of their jobs. The con.
tribution for the afternoon amounted
to $500.
Million dollar Tom Thumb wedding
4 Thursday evening.
ming.
| All the rally leaders are working over
/ time.
| The sick are improving.
| Easter Sunday morning breakfast by
rally captains, Johnnie Shaw and Adah
Hyde. Come and get your breakfast
before services.
coRINTHIAN NOTES.
Our church held one of the most spirit
| ual services last Sunday that has had
! for some time. The pastor spoke no
the subject ''What Manner of man is
| this Five were added to the church.
Three were for baptism.
The Sunday school was at its best
every class made a great showing. Inter
est ran high and the lesson was we'll
presented. The Sunday school of Cor
inthian is one of the model schools of
department receiving due attention.
In addition to this there are four organ
lied classes that are attracting much
attention over the entire city. The
men s bible class is taught by the pastor
and is really little school in theology.
It numbers about fifteen men well-organ-
lied and disciplined. Glass No. l, Mr..
f. G. Goggins is teacher and it is COM
posed of adults. Glass number two is
taught by Mr.. E. Rose has aboat fifty
enrolled with an average attendance Of
thirty every Sunday. 1t is one of the
best organized classes in Iowa. There
is hard to find house to hold their
Tuesday night meetings. Coming close
to it is No taught by F. j. Harris and
No. Mrs. Gertrude G. Rush, attorney
at law. Teacher is the money class of
the school. The other classes will re-
cieve attention later. ..a
The Young People s society is gem.
They had great day Sunday evening.
Every section was on the job.
At the evening hour the pastor deliv-
cred a strong sermon using the subject,
Bring your son to me. .
On Tuesday night the browning fea
ure of the season was held at the church
when the spring banquet given by Mrs
Mary M. Scott was held. Without any
doubt no social feature has ever been
held in Corinthian of recent years to
surpass this banquet. More than two
hundred attended. The program by
the Griffith family, Mrs. Dalza
Hammith, Mrs Gertrude Brown, Miss
Hortense Woods and Miss Rose Clip
son were above the average.
Prayer meeting was largely attended
Wednesday night. III.
Mrs. Allie Divers will entertain the
4 o44 A
2 at her home 1897 De Wolf street, at
which time the president Mrs. c. H.
Roane is expecting a large attendance.
Don It fail to hear the noted orator,
Prof. VIM. Pickens who will speak at
Corinthian church Sunday afternoon at
3 'clock. The choir will render special
music for the occasion. 81
The vice president, Mrs. Morrow will
have the Mother g meeting in her home
during the month Of April and the pres
itlent Mrs. Whitfield Reynolds earnestly
prays that all mothers will give the
vice president their support during her
absence.
The meeting Sunday evening at 5
o 'clock promises to be very interesting.
In connection with the great Passion
Play to be given at Corinthian April
the following program will be rendered
between the scenes. Vocal solo, Mrs.
Aurora Brooks, quartet, Mrs. Rosa Glib
son will be a James. Charles Carroll,
Mr.. Warurch. Instrumental duet, Mrs.
Blanch Bolhic and Lorraine Crawford,
vocal solo Mrs. Ed Brown.
Mrs. Whitfield REYNOLDS leaves Sat
urday for a two weeks visit with her
children in Omaha, from there she will
20 to Sioux Falls s. D. for a two weeks
visit with her sons Frank and Herbet
Whitfield. g.. -
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH