The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-05-26
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(Igabell Smith, kepOrtor.l
On Thursday evening, May 10, about zoo
hundred citizens Of Buxton gathered in the .
N. O.. A. auditorium, to sonor Mr., w; I.
A., who is leaving to become secretary OF the
Wichita. Kansas association Many mate
snson, si n apprsciation for the Very fine work
ing., is the program rendered: Song, "All
Pr Pray a' Rev. +. 8. Boiling. Selection. Tab.
ernscle choir. Remarks, Mr.. W. a.. Cook,
R Mrs &. v. ss.lwort &. short sslI Miss
Remarks Rev. F. q. Boiling, pastor Taber.
o Of sY'H S Remarf e Re Sns q. II. Kimbie
pastor Mt, Zion Baptist church. Selection,
superintendent Buxton public schools. selec-
| ton instrumental, Miss Leonne Gross Re
a 'E zion Hfhss ss ease
A. N. =. Z choir. Remarks. Rev. i. ". Brown
6ans s%sh prssaent sos s
Remarks, Mrs. Daniel Smith, president Moth
ers' club Response by Mr. l. Hute Mna
Minnie B. London, mistress Of ceremonies.
Mr.. Hpteherson gave very impressive
nifty feels more deeply than ever, their loss
in his going; However, we wish him well in
his new field
THE EvANGELIsTIG q q sTlI9no row.
of its kind ever conducted in this section Of
the. country has been tremendous success
each church. And great number Of back
slidders reclaimed.
Rev. }. w. Harris, a native of Georgia, now
a resident at Monmouth, H., is conducting
the meetings.
Pack evening at 1880 on all streets lead
ing toward the large tent on Barclay street
great crowds are to be seen pressing their
way to the scene of battle.
Not later than 1885 the large revival
nhprtr rS ~ hlc .or, olaf far
Miss Velma Henderson and Mrs. NJ. F.
Fields have charge of the music including
One of the extraordinary features of this
campaign is the interest generally mani.
tested on the part OF the congregational
Rev: J. W. Harris is his own leader. and
evening nightly in singing the gospel in
songs.
It is said by people that have lived in
have gathered at these meetings, than at
any time in the history of the meeting,
expenses win easily reach between four or
five hundred dollars, not with standing the
ones out Of y, work
Rev. J. w. Whitfield Of Moline, ILL., and
Rev. 0. j.. Steel of Indianapolis, Ind.
CEDAR RAPIDS NOTES.
lQueen Boone:)
.uts. LULU y. horne soHiith oI tnicaSo is
visiting relatives in the city and attending
the Iowa Federation of Women's clubs
Rev. j 81. Ferribee of Monmouth was in
the city Thursday visiting friends.
Mrs. A J. Gray and Mrs. w. II. Lavell
were in Iowa City last week inspecting the
dormitory for girls which is being run by
the Iowa federation.
Bishop L. j. Coppin lectured at the Bethel
A: NJ. E. church Tuesday evening, May IT.
The bishop preached a wonderful sermon
and also gave very helpful lecture. Those
who did not hear him certainly missed
treat.
Presiding Elder T. B. Stovall and Rev. c.
r. Waters left for Waterloo Monday to at
tend banquet in honor Of Bishop L. J. Cop
pin.
Mr.. George H Williams, who has been
quite sick at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Queen Boone is able to return to his home
in st. Paul. = .
Sunday was quarterly meeting at Bethel
A.. NJ. f. church. Three good services were
held. Rev. r. B. Stovall, presiding elder,
9 u ciating at the morning and evening serv.
ICES ICES. ouarterly conference will be held
Mrs. Irene Steele, wife of T. G. Steele died
Sunday, May Is after a short Illness. She
was - years, months and II days old.
She leaves to mourn her loss q loving hus-
a host Of friends
Funeral services were conducted from
Bethel A. NJ. E. church Thursday afternoon,
Rev. G. r. Waters officiating.
Remains were taken to her home IN Du-
goin, ILL.,
Mrs. Steele was member of the House
hold of Ruth Of that city. The Althea House
hold of this city looked after the body. The
dowers were many and beautiful.