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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
7
The society column notes the W C T U closing meeting at Rev and Mrs Nordlund home with a pot luck supper at 6:00 PM on Tuesday June 16 followed by a program. Other items include GA R state meeting attendance by Mrs HC Payne Mrs Betsy Cox and others, a reception for ALR members, and a civil war veterans group event.
Prairie View notes warm growing weather and corn planting progress after recent rains. It records family milestones including the death of Mrs. Anne Mulder and a widow Jerrit Boland's 77th birthday, plus marriages Clarence Schemper and Edith Vander Veen. Also reporting minor accidents, student E Oostendorp’s arrival, a Bible school, and local health updates.
We buy sell or trade any kind of furniture and repair and refinish furniture. Jacob s Second Hand Store in Pella Iowa offers a full line of second hand oil stoves and ovens. Come in and look them over. contact phone 258J.
The Pella Tulip Time committee urges everyone to place bulb orders now for a September delivery from the Netherlands. A 16 color lineup from Holland will be offered, with bulbs to be dug next month and shipped this fall. Orders from outside Pella will be shipped upon arrival. cooperation aims to boost the event and local economy.
The Youth Fellowship Conference for young men and women will be held at Central College in Pella from July 6 to 12. Leaders include Rev. Geo. Mennensa and Rev. Bert Brower with Mrs. Brower, Harold Haverkamp as recreation director, and several local ministry figures. Registration costs total six dollars, covering promotion, administration, and entertainment. Meals are at Graham Hall, and lodging is at Graham Hall for women and the college syn for men. The program features devotions, lectures, and courses for youth, with focus on Christian fellowship and leadership development.
Evening program at the college chapel features Dr. Trewindl with Christian leaders addressing themes for youth. Stereopticon slides invite large local and external attendance, urging registration to Rev. George Menenga. Local youths are encouraged to stay on campus or share meals to maximize participation and leadership training value.
The Rev. Martin Bolt of Niekerk Michigan will conduct services at the First Christian Reformed church Sunday, June 1. He will preach and lead worship activities for the congregation.
Disjointed OCR note outlines weekly meetings including prayer Tuesday and Thursday choir practice at 7 30 Bible study and Sunday activities. It states discontinuation of Saturday evening services and urges members to stay home for Sunday preparation with morning worship Sunday School and an Overcomers Meeting to support youths.
Sunday at 7 30 the church holds an Evangelic Service with the topic Raising the Roof. It will be the farewell service as Bro. Pease departs for the Camp meeting in Custer South Dakota.
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