Friendly Few club meeting hosts and gifts noted
Mrs Jennie Van Zante hosted the Friendly Few Club at Leighton Hall on December 2 with ham dinner and prayers led by Mrs Elizabeth Bartle men. The business meeting opened with carols led by Mrs Ruth Van Wyk and Lena Vanden Berg at the piano. all members present for roll call. Gifts were given by the Secret Sister. husbands attended as guests and received gifts. Mr and Mrs John Anderson, Keokuk County Home stewards at Sigourney, were also guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie van Zante
Leighton Hall
Elizabeth Bartlemen
Ruth van Wyk
Lena Vanden Berg
John Anderson
Keokuk County
Sigourney
Pella Manor residents plan holidays and arrivals
Pelia Manor reports residents spending holidays with families across states. Dr Henry Pietenpol travels to Quincy Illinois while Rev E E Heeren joins Kiwanis group at a dinner. Governors, postmaster duties, and upcoming Messiah concert referenced amid a roundup of social visits and new building brochures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Vogelaar
Moline
Thinais
Henry Pietenpal
Quincy
Ilinois
Kweens
Kiwanis
Country Club
E. E. Heeren
S. Bert Baron
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fedees
Hersen Lugene
Des Moines
C. F. Dykstra
Pietenpol
Pella
Pella Manor
Fairhaven
S S S Club Christmas Dinner and Secret Sister Draw
The S S S Club held its Christmas dinner December 9 at Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Metcalf home. Members brought husbands as guests and exchanged gifts while revealing their Secret Sister reveals for the year. New club books for 1966 were distributed and Secret Sisters drawn for the coming year. Coffee and cookies were served by Betty Metcalf. The January meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Robert Visser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Stanton Metcalf
Betty Metcalf
Robert Visser
Bethany Willing Workers Meeting at Van Gorp Home
Bethany Willing Workers met at Florence Van Gorp's home with Sophia Ann Swank presiding in the president's absence. Devotions on Prepare yourself for Christmas urged Advent reflection and Godly focus. Sara Van Hemert led meditation. readings included Matthew 2 1 5. Christmas Around the World led by Leona Ter Louw followed by a roll call. Dorothy Van Gorp led Tes son study. Pricilla spoke on giving joy. Business meeting concluded with Sara Van Hemert's thought on joy in giving and closing prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Florence van Gorp
Sophia Ann Swank
Sara van Hemert
Leona Ter Louw
Pricilla
Tesson
Dorothy van Gorp
50th Anniversary Open House by J Ver Ploegs
J Ver Ploegs celebrates a 50th anniversary with an open house at their store 901 Franklin Street. The event runs Thursday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 and evening 7:00 to 9:00 with friends and relatives warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ver
Ploegs
Joh Ploeg
Franklin Street
Minnow Bait Tip Sparks River Fishing Fun
A quick field tip suggests adding a dash of alka seltzer to a minnow bucket to keep bait lively and lively water bubbles, aiding odorless freshness for fishing.
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Elmer Vander Waal
The
Chronicle
Sybenga
Oskaloosa
Pelia Manor
Central College
Douwstra Chapel
Bueng
Ankeny
Iowa
Rudy Heeren
Girs. Heeren
Madison
Wisconsin
Anna Hof
Sioux City
Sheldon
Lou Thomassen
Waterloo
John Dyk
Paul
Washington
Gertrude den Hartog
Mary van Rheenen
S.S.S. Club News
Harry Vermeer
Marion van Hemert
William van Ekeren
Fred Rozendal Snellers, Jr
Gary Vermeer
Keith Nibbelink
Jupe Boerelyn
Gerald van Andel
Ted van Dorland
Cliff Philby
Carl Mitchell
Lewis Vos
Gerrit
Sil Row
Arnold Mathos
Case Vander Hart
Howard Anderson
Marvin Ver Heul
Merry den Beston
Larry Deer
Edwin Buwalda
Garret Dieleman
Harold Fisk
Peter Groenendyk
Peter Gruber
Stoffel Vander Hart
Avlie Vander Hoek
Herman Jellema
Robert C. Vande Kamp
Kool
Andrew Vander Linden
Everett Meinders
Herman van Mersbergen
David Roland
Anthony Roose
Andrew Schippers
Reuben Steenhoek
Francis Ter Louw
Edward Ustermarkt
Gerrit Wielard
Earl van Wyk
Gerrit van Wyk
Nelson van Wyk
Donald de Zwarte
Bethany Willing Workers Meeting
Jess Christ
Wyler
Modern Jewelers
Northwest Corner Square
Knoxville
Maytag
Mr. & Mrs
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