Attendance and activities at Honey Creek Quarterly meeting
Attendees including Dr Worthy A Spring Rev Kenneth Eichenberger and Charles Ball of William Penn College gathered at Chester church for a day of worship music and meals. The gathering featured student performances, a business session, and evening services led by Dr Spring, with continued youth activities and regional FFA and school class reports across multiple grades.
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Honey Creek
Chester Church
Worthy
New Providence
Town Yearly Meeting
Kenneth Eichenberger
Charles Ball
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Aso Marvin Cooper
Jean Baiotto
Marjorie Frazier
Richard Hichenberger
Mary Moore
Miss Moore
Chester
Womens Missionary Group
Marvin Cooper
Jordan
Ball
Dr. Spring
Allan Pool
Homecoming Held At Honey Creek
The Honey Creek church held homecoming on the second Sunday in October with strong attendance. Pastors Reva Guy and Versa Harve, now at Pleasant Ridge near Coon Rapids, spoke at morning and afternoon services. A mixed quartet and violin selections provided music, and a fellowship dinner followed. Several visitors from nearby towns joined the event, including families from Battle Creek and Iowa Falls.
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Honey Creek
Reva
Guy
Versa
Pleasant Ridge
Coon Rapids
Frederick
Richard
Louis Danham
Gladden McDonald
Mae Martin
D. A. Dumermuth
Dunham
Harvey
Arthur Clampitt
Ed Thompson
New Sharon
San Diego Calif
Akron House
Davenport
Constance Lundin
Zearing
Richard Whitehead
Cedar Falls
Dick Clark
jPoint Pleasant
Milk Unit Delights Students With Butter Making Show
A class study on milk features a Friendly Cow poem and hands on butter making with sour cream. Students share crackers and butter with first graders while teachers and classmates discuss oak wood origins and science glass experiments. Perfect attendance noted for several students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna
Vickie Lou Williams
Gary Howell
Sandra Clampitt
Marlys Drelier
Dennis Lawler
Leatrice Lawler
Miles Mitchell
Susan Reneeve Standins
David White
Honey Creek Women Discuss Mission
Twenty six adults and a few children attended the Honey Creek United Society of Friends Women meeting at Mrs Abner White's home. Hostesses assisted, worship led by Mrs Wayne Reece, lesson by Mrs Ross Reece on Friends in Tennessee. Gladys Morris White spoke about her field, showed old and new photos, and noted dedication of Farris Chapel. News from Friendly Flashes in report, society to send Christmas gifts to Wyandotte Mission.
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United States
John Chance
Virginia Wood
Jane Ruddick
Barnate Lawler
Marceline Howell
Melvin Jeske
Judy Chance
Dale Reece
Stevie Reece
Keith Young
Dian Rogers
Marian Rains
WOI
Lyle Taber
Honey Creek
Farris Chapel
Lawrence R Reece named to oversee gifts for society
Lawrence R Reece and Mrs Harold Marsh were named to take care of sending gifts provided by the society. Mrs O B E Reece visited and hoped to return to the former home of her uncle George Rhodes. Other guests included Mrs White and Mrs Maurice Ruddick who joined as a member. Delicious cranberry salad wafers and woffen were served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence R. Reece
Harold Marsh
O. BE. Reece
George Rhodes
White
Maurice Ruddick
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Rising Sun
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Billy Broer
Dick Samsel
Don Beach
Dean Clingerman
Ernie Davis
Russia
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Clarence Whitehead
George Herndon
Bernard Hadley
Arthur Church
Waterloo
Leonard
Dairy Cattle Congress
Marjorie Barthalow
Stratford
John Barthalow
Gladden
Joanne McDonald
Catherine Perry
Battle Creek
Roy Coen
Arena
Roland Mart
Ralph Clampitt
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Harry Clampitt
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