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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1955

Page

10

Preparations for Trulip Festival Progress in Chamber Meeting

Men of the Chamber of Commerce met Monday at the Country Club with dinner at 6 30. Central College quartet with Ruth Boor entertained. President Pohlmann presided as minutes were approved. Vermeer discussed ongoing session and tax measures, school reorganization, and local civic plans.

Chamber of Commerce Country Club Central College al Wortman Dean van Haaften James Rozendaal Glen Gosselink Ruth Boor Good Bermany Pohlmann Gene Stientjes W.D. Var Bictere W. D. Vanent The Historical Society Yamamoto Des Moines Art Center Ony Wais Tulip

Union Good Friday Services at First Reformed Church

Tomorrow afternoon April 8 the three hour Good Friday service will be held at the new First Reformed Church from 12 to 3 PM. The Seven Words from the Cross will be read by pastors Everett Ward Pella Baptist Usuren William De Jong Trinity Reformed Anthony Haverkamp First Reformed Peter De Jong First Christian Reformed G Pinches Gospel Chapel with special music. Public invited. Entry and exit will be arranged between meditations.

Union First Reformed Church It Reformed Church Everett Ward Pella Wm. C. de Jongre Anthony Haverkamp Peter Y. de Jong First Christian Reformed Church G. Pinches Gospel Slomane Nea Sete Bible Society Lord Jesus Christ

Cars Collided at Corner of Liberty Broadway

A Sunday collision occurred at the Liberty and Broadway intersection involving two cars. Police reported the drivers as Peter D. Ver Bchaure of Pella and Peter Bein tema of Route 1 Knoxville. No injuries details were given.

Liberty Broadway Ars Peter D. Ver Bchaure Pella Peter Beintema Route 1 Knoxville

Stores to Close From Noon to 3 On Good Friday

Tomorrow Friday April 8 stores and business houses will close from 12:00 o'clock. The complete notice is found elsewhere in this issue.

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Plan Early Church Services to Permit Hearing Hope Choir

The Reformed Church of Pella schedules Sunday services to start at 7 00 PM on April 10 to allow the Hope College Chapel Choir to perform after the short services. The choir, directed by Dr Robert W Cavenaugh, tours in Illinois Colorado Arizona Iowa California Michigan and Wyoming visiting six churches. The event invites all to attend.

Four Reformed Church of Pella Tucson Arizona Californ Robert W. Cavenough

Auto crash at Street and Broadway injures two, police report

At the First Reformed Church corner about 1:30 Sunday afternoon a two car collision caused about 250 to 300 dollars damage to each vehicle. Mrs Ver Schuure suffered a broken arm and Mr Ver Schuure was lightly cut on the face. Chief of Police Joe De Hoog investigated the accident.

Broadway First Reformed Church Ver Schuure Joe de Hoog

Placed First in Safety Contest at Roscreen Plant

The Holocreen Company sponsored a safety slogan contest awarding top ten prizes to employees including Norman Riddle Frances Ver Ruby Riddle and Jean teeth. The Roscreen safety program aims to cut accidents through biweekly plant inspections fire training eye protection and a 10 hour management course.

Centoe Norman Riddle Shop Frances Ver Ruby Riddle Comas Je Ruiter Jean ‘Teeth Dorothy’ van William Cornelissen Emma ‘van Essen Wes Rosscreen Company Engineering Service Iowa State College Rosscreen

City Garbage Collection Plan Inconsistent Rules

Regular garbage collection is underway with two employees, as a truck was purchased for the city. City Clerk De Wit notes routes are new and residents are unsure of pickup days and curb placement. Cans must be five gallon minimum, wrapped in paper, with tight lids. trash goes into the can and will be dumped regardless of contents. Papers and magazines should be bagged. truck operates on east and west streets Mondays and Thursdays, north and south streets Tuesdays and Fridays. Place garbage on the curb in front of homes, not in alleys. homes without alleys risk confusion. Employed workers Charles Pope and Delmar Needham are conducting collection.

Cty de Wit Patrolia Urh Charles Pope Delmar Needham

Kempkes Roe to Holland and Church Mission

Tunis Kempkes Roe is assigned as Fraternal Missioner to cooper with the World Council of Churches in Europe. Roland Elliott, Director of Immigration Services, confirms the appointment. Kempkes Roe has chaired the Reform Church in America World Service for five years and will interpret the Refugee Relief Act while representing American churches on resettlement.

Tunis Kempkes Roe Holland Kempspe Reformed Church In America World Service United States

Dutch Costume Exchange Sponsored by TIT Society April 15

The Dutch costume exchange will be held at the Legion Hall on Friday April 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. Costumes should be clean and in good repair with prices attached. Return by 5 p.m. to collect money for sold costumes or pick up unsold items. Bring any costume your family can part with. sizes may be missing and patterns or pictures will be available.

Legion Hall

Easter Cantata at First Reformed Church Friday Night

Easter cantata directed by Fred Whalley with Raymond Den Adel at the piano features colored slides illustrating the life of Jesus from crucifixion to resurrection. The program includes eight scenes, will be at 8:00 pm in Fellowship Hall on April 8, with no admission charge though an offering will be taken.

Jesus Jesus Christ Joseph Magdalene John Emmaus Gallilee John Fred Whalley Raymond den Adel Fellowship Hall

Holland Delegation Heads to Europe and U S Resettlement Talks

Mr Kempki leads a Holland delegation visiting Switzerland where the World Council of Churches European headquarters is located in Berne. He will meet Church World Service representatives to discuss Hollanders resettling in the U S. He spends April 12 and 18 in New York City for a training conference, boards a plane on April 16, and expects a three week absence.

Holland Switzerland World Council of Churches In Europe Berne Kempki Church U. S New York City New York

Tulip Festival Queen Ballot Campaign Offers Votes

Citizens may vote for the 1955 Tulip Queen and Attendants by mailing or dropping ballots at Van Sittert's store. Unmarried women aged 17 to 25 with Pella addresses may be nominated. ballots due April 16 with name and address.

Chronicle van Sittert Pella

Freshmen Win Pietenpol Cup in Douwstra Chapel Friday

Freshman girls won the fourth annual Pietenpol Cup Contest held April 1 in Douwstra Chapel. The freshmen produced Deep Roots showing diverse cultures and customs with a gnarled tree symbolizing America's growth. Sophomores presented Starland with scenes of a courtroom, Starland Utopia, and lighting for a space voyage. Cup awarded by Dr. H. W. Pietenpol. recognition for lighting went to several students.

Douwstra Chapel Shirley de Starland Scarlet Laurie Hopp North Star Starland Utopia Bonnie Weuselink H. W. Pietenpol Arlys van Zee Elaine Buteyn Elsie Schaap Mary Buwalda Dave de Nelsky Ed Parais Ed Scholtens Elliot Tania Bob Verdoorn Linus Young

System Clinic at REA Building on April 18

Baker Manufacturing Company of Evaneville Wisconsin will be at the REA Building on Wednesday April 18 to answer questions about system programs. Representatives will be available from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

We System Rea Baker Manufacturing Company Evaneville Wisconsin

Tulip Time operetta to lead 1955 festival in May

Pella hosts three act comedy New Shoes with cast including Ray Vander Wiel and Marinella Hoksbergen. Tickets go on sale April 9 and 16 at Vander Ploeg’s Bakery. Tulip Time marks 18th annual festival with lead roles chosen from Central College staff and students.

Pella Christian High School Eypineslum Young People’s Society of the Second Christian Reformed Church Vander Ploeg's Willie Ray Vander Wiel Francine Marinella Hoksbergen Ralph Hoksbergen Gerald Huyser Elmer Dobbs Mr. Dobbs Pella CUI Haih Bette Bru Rosilla Hendrick van Ooster al Jen Wortman Christina Maril Spoelstra Thesopebec Spindle Dick Cooled Baxter George de Vries Dick Warren Bob Barnes Edith Sedrel le Cocq Maurice Birdsall Larry Grooters Larry Mills Osendorf

Guidance Clinic Draws 325 High School Seniors

The second annual Guidance Clinic at Central College campus Friday hosted 325 seniors from 11 high schools including Sully Lynnville Bussey and Pella Public. Emmet K. Butler of Maytag Newton urged decisions should serve all, not just self. Sessions covered military service, trades, and general areas from mechanics to radio. Contributors included E E Osborn and Evelyn Eng with Dr Walter De Kock chairing the planning committee.

Central College Emmet K. Butler Maytag Company Newton Ohlan Ia James Graham E. E. Osborn Evelyn M. Eng Broadlawns Hospital Des Moines Norman Miller Waukee Eleanor Carris Department of Social Welfare Pella Sully Lynnville Buscey Pirie City Pleasant Mile Colfax Rnsxville Polls Christian Walter de Kock

Open House at The Model Store Saturday

Ormhoudt and Kempkes announce an open house at The Model Store this Saturday April 9 to celebrate a 38 year old business. The event marks a full renovation with interior painting, lighting updates, rebuilt cabinets, reconfigured displays, and relocated fashion items for improved privacy and access. Patrons will receive favors during the event and the shop emphasizes a refreshed floor and updated presentation for men and boys.

Ormhoudt & Kempkes Ie Paws

Sully H. S. Band to play on KIOA April 9

The Sully High School band will perform on the Farm and Home Talent Show at radio station KIOA in Des Moines on Saturday April 9 at 10 30 in the morning. The Senale of Sully and the north country invite listeners and many Pella residents will be interested.

Sully High School KIOA Des Moines Sully North Country Pella

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