Tulip Queen Announcement Party Set for April 10 in Pella
The 1965 Tulip Queen will be revealed at a free announcement party in the Pella Junior High auditorium this Saturday at 7 30 p.m. Ballots were sealed March 22 and will be counted just before the public reveal. Entertainment includes Pella Community and Pella Christian high schools and Central college groups. a Des Moines dog act. Master of ceremonies is Bill Kilpatrick. Bill Thompson to play piano. A Legion Hall option and dance follow.
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Pella stores close for Good Friday church services
The Trade Extension Committee of the Pella Chamber of Commerce announces that Pella stores will close from 12:30 to 3:00 p.m. on Friday April 16 to allow employees to attend church services.
White Elephant sale postponed in Pella for April 29
The Jaycee white elephant sale has been rescheduled from April 15 Maundy Thursday to April 29. Merchants increasingly back Dutch architecture facades for Pella's business district, with several already ordering design plans or modifying storefronts as traffic and tourism potential rise.
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Tulip Time Dates Shift In Pella Because of Late Spring
Tulip Time Central Committee in Pella rescheduled the annual Tulip Time festival from mid May to May 13 to 15 after florists warned that tulips were slow to emerge due to a late spring. Officials call on residents to notify friends and plan new visits to ensure blooms peak. An earlier note confirms the T.T.T. Dutch costume exchange remains set for April 10 at the Legion Hall from 1 to 4 PM. costumes can be bought sold or exchanged and patterns are available.
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Lenten Message: Jesus Sermon from the Cross
Rev. Arthur E. Pontier urges listeners to hear Jesus on the cross. The condemned man preaches a paradoxical sermon urging tears for the self and for future generations, challenging rationalism and urging to accept him as Savior and Lord. He calls for listening over judgment and contrasts two crowds: those who mock and those who seek self justifications. The piece ends by asking what the main thrust of the sermon is, and whether we hear its message.
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