Ministers View Issues at Alliance Anniversary Meeting
The Alliance of Christian schools held an anniversary gathering at Second Christian Reformed church with Rev. Paul De Koekkoek and Prof. W. Rutgers presenting on Christian instruction, modernization, and the Bible’s role in schools. They stressed maintaining Christian principles, testing teachers, and supporting Christian schooling amid modern challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance of Christian Schools
Second Christian Reformed Church
Suzanne Hollebeck
Paul de Keekkoek
Otley
D. Hollebeek
W. Rutgers
Grundy Center College
Rutgers
Satan
Bertrand Russell
Jesus Christ
de Koekkoek
Paul de Koekkoek
God
Heaven
Earth
Iian
Russia
Blystra
Sully
CHRIST CRU AND CHRIST REJECTED AT COLLEGE CHAPEL
December reports at College Chapel describe services with readings from Psalm 17 and sermons on Christ Cru, Christ Rejected, and Christ Accepted. Speakers include Rev. Mulder and Rev. Danhof. musical solos and a vocal duet are noted, highlighting student Helen Booher and Elta Van Buren with Willard Langerak. HEFREMA'S DRUG STORE promotes Christmas gifts and reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Wilbur
Mulder
Christ
Mber x
Helen Booher
Danhof
Elta van Buren
Willard Langerak
Rev. Menning
Hefrema's
Heerema’s Drug Store
Should matrimony end a woman's career says diverse views
The Inquiring Reporter surveys opinions on whether marriage ends a woman's employment. J P Klein argues home life is the natural sphere and a woman's public duties should not conflict with home duties, though suffrage is vital on moral issues. He says a successful career alongside marriage is rare and often impossible. Mrs Murray I Nesbit counters firmly that matrimony inspires higher career ideals and motherhood enhances a woman's professional climb, citing examples like Carrie Nation and Ethel Barrymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Klein
Shema
Jook
Murray I. Nesbit
Schumann Heink
Carrie Nation
Ethel Barrymore
Ma Ferguson
Texas
Ross
Wyoming
Christmas gifts from The Book Shop
A fragment suggesting appropriate presents for Christmas includes leather hand bags books stationery and perfumes offered by The Book Shop. The note hints at discovering preferences by stepping on her toes.
Porterville Social Gathering At Kelderman Jansen Home
Mr and Mrs BP W Kelderman and family hosted a chicken dinner at the W A Jansen residence with guests Clorena Vos Cornice Van den Baard Otley Henry Notboom Herman Zomer Rollin Van Vuren Corsica SD and Misses Liz Jacoba Anna Van Denened Mabel Goemaat later visits included John Robertus and three children Darlene Maxine Huber Lee at the Jansen home last Thursday and H Van Quenen and others observed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterville
Dec. T
BP. W. Kelderman
W. A. Jansen
Clorena Vos
Cornice Vanden Baard
Otley
Henry Noteboom
Herman Zomer
Rollin van Vuren
Corsica
South Dakota
Liz Jacoba
Anna van Denened
Mabel Goemaat
John Robertus
Darlene
Maxine
Huber Lee
H. van Qenen
Weekend Visits and Travel of Local Families
A family visited the W. J. Monster home Sunday evening. Henry De Zwaarte and Gradys De Kock traveled to Chicago last week to attend the International stock show. Mrs John Kamerick and her two daughters Edith and Mary Lou spent the weekend at her father Dan Systma's home. Mr and Mrs K Vervips visited with Mr and Mrs W J Monster last Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Monster
Henry de Zwaarte
Gradys de Kock
Chicago
John Kamerick
Edith
Mary Lou
Dan Systma
K. Vervips
Sick and Hospital News From The Des Moines Region
Dr L Wynna suffers hand infection over the past week. Mrs B H Sack and Minnie Van Vark are reported ill. Bill Den Hartog recovered from flu. Mrs Clark Richardson had gall stones operation in Des Moines hospital. Pete Breen injured his right thumb catching in a gasoline engine. A Blick’s illness required children at bedside. Mrs J T Van Zante returned home after Lutheran hospital surgery. Fred Van Rheenen visited Rochester for treatment. Mrs P M Frush entered Mercy hospital for examination. Hattie Van Cleave leaves for Des Moines to enter Lutheran hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wynna
B. H. Sack
Minnie van Vark
Bill den Hartog
Clark Richardson
Des Moines
Pete Breen
Pella
A. Blick
J.T. van Zante
Lutheran Hospital
Fred van Rheenen
Rochester
van Rheenen
P.M. Frush
Mercy Hospital
Oskaloosa
Hattie’ van Cleave
Christmas Services and Programs at Local Churches
First Reformed Church presents The Magnetic Christ in morning, Goode Roodscapen in afternoon, and Practical Questions VI Who is my Neighbor in evening on December 18, 1931. Baptist Church sets a Christmas goal of 250 with 10:45 morning worship and 7:30 evening sermons. choir sings both services and a 6:30 Young People service includes Christmas slides. Third Reformed Church hosts The Christ of Prophecy at 2:00 and Jacob's Messianische Voorzegging at 7:30 led by Rev. Edward Huibregste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church
Baptist Church
Jesus
Third Reformed Church
Messiansche Voorzegging
Edward Huibregste
Boy Breaks Leg in Fall from Car at Howell Station
Drary Tanner of Howell station broke his right ankle last Saturday evening when he fell while alighting from a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drary Tanner
Howell Station
Hold College Week Of Prayer Here
The Week of Prayer at Central College is held in the college auditorium this week mornings. The program runs from Sunday afternoon to Friday with events including a Candle Light Vesper Service at 4 15 led by Rev H G Jacobs and lectures or discussions titled Christ Crucified by Dr Mulder on Monday and Christ Rejected by Dr Danhof on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
H. GC. Jacobs
Christ
Mulder
Danhof
Christ Themed Sermon Series Planned for Week
Wednesday Christ Accepted by Rev Menning. Thursday Christ Obeyed by Rev Hollebeek. Friday Christ Witnessed by Rev Nordlund. The brief schedule lists three sermons and corresponding pastors across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Rev
Menning
Rev. Hollebeek
Nordlund
Candies Suggested As Christmas Gift Option
A humorous note suggests gifting a box of delicious candies for Christmas, with a possible accompanying book. The tone implies a lighthearted alternative to traditional meat or cake presents and frames candy as a festive treat.
Special Bargain Prices On Christmas Merchandise
Special prices on Christmas gifts at our store with the lowest prices ever. Includes colored lamps 830 watt for 15 cents, toasters two slice for 2.25, rebuilt Hoovers 21.85 to 24.85, and a free calendar offer. Contains humorous Q&A snippets and light ad copy from the era.
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Rath
the Farmers Friend
Iowa
N. A. Golinvaux
Waterloo
Square
George H. Lankelma
Hom
Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Green Sheaffer
Carol Wilson
Benteco
John Wynberg
Call Chronicle
John Gus van Gorp
Carson St
H. Slot
L” Care Pella Chronicle
James Koopmans
Call Chronicle Ofce
Enquire Chronicle
Plymouth
Alabama
Southland
Chronicle
Cole
J. E. Carpenter
Reasner
The
Pella Chronicle
Ross Schakel
Poland
China
Mart Vander Linden
Chester White Bears
Nick Terpstra
Lacey
Harold J. Veenstra
Beyers Battery and Electric Company
Heerema
Third Church
van Houweling
E. F. King
East Franklin
Forrest Ver Ploeg
Phone Red
Riggens
Bishop
Cox
Hubert Wynberg
Carl Beyers
van Wyk
Pella Theatre
the Spider
Edmund Lowe
Lois Moran
Sally O'Neil
van den Berg Electric Co
Vol
H. H. Houston
Jackson & Moreland, Architects
Boston
Mass
Mary
Johnnie
Willie
Kelly Tires
Kelly Lotta Mile Tire
Kelly Cruiser
Farmers Union Oil Station
Alice
RINSO
Fremont
Rex Lye
Drano, Can
Benteco Food Stores
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