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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1946

Page

7

Citizenship Honors celebrated by club students and seniors

The Business and Professional Women's Club honored eight Citizenship Honors recipients from the 5th to 8th grades with a June 6 gathering and a picnic in West Market. Winners included Beverley Ray Nancy Groendyke Pegey Kuyper Junella De Zwarte Marlene Sels Phyllis Van Wyk Tomie Ikuta and Marilyn Ver Ploeg. Louise Van Hemert chauffeured the group to the event where gifts and games completed a happy evening.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Business and Professional Women's Club Beverley Ray Nancy Groendyke Pegey Kuyper Junella de Zwarte Marlene Sels Phyllis van Wyk Phyllis van Wyk, ‘Tomie Ikuta and Marilyn Ver Ploeg. Mrs. Louise van Hemert West Market Rotary Club

Bettie Miedema and Dale Randol Wed in Knoxville May 29 1946

Miss Bettie Mac Miedema daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Miedema and Dale D Randol son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Randol of Knoxville united in marriage May 29 1946 in sats They began housekeeping in Knoxville where the groom works at the Veterans Hospital The Chronicle offers congratulations and best wishes

Miedema—Randol Bettie Mac Miedema Pete Miedema Dale D. Randol Wilbur Randol Knoxville Sats Veterans Hospital

Farm Bureau Meeting Brims With Community Skits at Otley Schoolhouse

More than 15 people attended the Lake Prairie Summit and Polk townships gathering Friday evening, June 7, at the Otley schoolhouse. The 4-H clubs led the program with reports from Mary Vru r on Summit Strivers Club and skits from the Strivers, Polk Peppy Pals, and White Breast Winners. Jimmie Eggers shared a report on his Chi trip as a rural electrification contest winner, and LP TC offered an skit on Weed Eradication. Betty Holland, new Home Economist, spoke briefly. Extension Director Gress Rogers closed the meeting, which ended with ice cream and cake.

Lake Prairie Summit Polk Townships Otley Mary Vr Ur Summit Strivers Club Strivers Club Marie Polk GLC Jimmie Eggers Chi Lp.t.c Betty Holland New Home Gress Rogers

Wedding in Sully Unites Margaret Van Wyk and Lester Huyser

A candlelit ceremony at the Van Wyk home in Sully joined Margaret Van Wyk and Lester Huyser in marriage on Wednesday evening June 5 at 7 30. Rev Arthur Bennink officiated the single ring rite with Verna Vander Beek and Lucille Van Genderen in musical roles. The couple and families attended a lunch served by five waitresses as guests listed include Stoffel Huyser Henry Van Wyk and many local relatives.

Henry van Wyk Sully Dau Ter Margaret Lester Huyser Stoffel Huyser Arthur Bennink First Reformed Church of Lucille van Genderen Verna Vander Beek Wagner Sylvia Vander Beek Mendelssohn Illa Mae Baarda Donna Vander Zyl Verna Henry J. van Wyk Ben Dunsbergen Walter Vander Zyl Henry M. van Wyk Arthur Vander Pol Martin van Wyk Fred de Groote Bonnie Mitchellville John Paltze Arnold Klein Pleasantville Francis Huyser Harry Terpstra Bert de Jong Joe Paltzer Bill Sjaardema Dick van Wyk Guy van Wyk W. van Wyk Will van Wyk Wm. Lanser Lane Maasdam Ail Joe van Wyk Ben van Wyk Gerrit van Wyk Tenis van Wyk Monroe Tunis Clarice van Genderen Vernon Huyser Edward Huyser Glen Elscott

Ballard Karr wed in Monroe Methodist Church

Miss Darlene Ballard daughter of Mr and Mrs I V Ballard Monroe and Pfc Bill BE Karr son of Mr and Mrs Roy Karr Cordova were married in Monroe Methodist Church on May 26 Rev George Pennington officiated. Bride wore chartreuse suit and talisman rose corsage. groom in U S Army uniform. Attendants Freda Ballard Harold Clark Anna Mae Ballard played the Wagner march and Star of Bethlehem. Both graduates Monroe High School class of 45. bride to teach in fall. groom to return to Fort Monmouth NJ after furlough.

Ster Freda Monroe U. S. Army Monroe High School Jasper County Fort Monmouth New Jersey Darlene Ballard Pfe Bill E. Karr Cordova Methodist Church Karr

Nina Jane Cox Weds Herbert Groves In Oskaloosa Chapel

Mr and Mrs Harvey H Cox of Montezuma announce the marriage of their daughter Nina Jane to Herbert Groves son of Mr and Mrs W T Groves of New Sharott The double ring ceremony was held Monday June 3 at 8 pm in the Christian Chapel of Oskaloosa by Rev Edgar L Knight The bride wore a baby pink dress and corsage of pink and white carnations The groom wore a brown suit The couple were accompanied by the bride s sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Harry Ketels of Pella Mrs Ketels wore navy and a corsage of pink and white carnations Mr Ketels wore a blue suit Mrs Groves is a Montezuma High School 1943 graduate and has worked at the Bonham Law office and then the Maytag Company Newton Mr Groves is a Lacey High School 1943 graduate and has farmed with his father The newlyweds left Tuesday for a three week honeymoon in Minnesota.

Pella Rossereen Pacific West First Street Mra Harry Ketels Ketels Groves Montezuma High School Bonham Law Office Maytag Company Newton Lacey High School Minnesota

Newlyweds at Groom’s Farm Host Silver Tea

Henrietta Neilson Willard De Jong and Mr and Mrs Lester Huyser celebrate at the groom’s parents farm. Mrs Ray Hoksbergen hosts a silver tea for fifteen ladies on June 5 raising 61.55 for the Pella Christian High School Ladies Auxiliary. The note mentions savings bonds with a payroll plan and a general remark on changing habits.

Henrietta Neilson Willard de Jong Lester Huyser Ray Hoksbergen Tailor Pella

Clever biscuit dough uses for scraps and shaping

Cut dough into squares to use every scrap and bake evenly. Room temperature milk improves batter for biscuits muf fins and cakes, as cold milk can harden shortening. Roll dough into a circle and cut pie wedges, then fill and roll from the wide end to form attractive butterhorns with pointed ends underneath for stability.

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Reformed Church Home Mission effort well supported

The General Synod of the Reformed Church in America reported strong support for home missions at Buck Till Balls Pennsylvania. The board aided 105 churches, built seven new ones, and achieved 20 churches becoming self supporting. The church planned a $2,500,000 program for evangelism education and missions from 1946 to 1948, with a united board vision and expanded lay leadership, education, and publication.

Home Missions Department The Reformed Church Ameri Ported General Synod Buck Till Balls New Sheen Oakland Cleveland Stroit Chicago Den Home Board Reformed Church In America Alabama Kentucky Couily Union Board of Home Missions Women's Board United Churches Tw Nty Hager George Douma Rand Rapids Michigan Holland

Mission address calls church to global world mission

The Rev Dr Walter Van Kirk during the Annville Synod urged a rediscovery of a world minded church. He contrasted eleven dollars per member spent on church comfort with one dollar for world mission and urged redirecting funds to global relief and rebuilding, aligning church work with a United Nations inspired scope.

Annville Walter van Kirk Federal Council van Kirk Christian Church World Mission Dr. Kirk United Nations Churches of America

Union Presbyterians And Ref Church Consider Union

The General Synod of the Reform Church in America met at Buck Hill Falls Pa in its 140th annual session and unanimously directed the Joint Committee to draft a specific union plan with the United Presbyterian Church. The plan would provide a doctrinal basis and union of the General Synod and General Assembly, with boundaries and board reorganizations left to the united church. If accepted, the plan goes to Classes and Presbyteries and must win final approval in 1948, forming a nationwide denomination of about 100,000 members.

General Synod of the Reformed Church In America Buck Ifill Falls United” Presbyterian Church General Synod General Assembly United Church America

Churches and Services Highlight June Church Activities

Inge T. Pinches ministers two sermons and Bible class on Exodus at 10:00 and 7:20 pm with discussing notes The Gospel Seeing focuses on light eclipsing others. Third Reformed Church offers Bible School hour at 2:00 pm Holland service at 6:20 pm and evening sermon That Sunday Eve ning Service. Moments of Music led by Violet Ruth Kuiper at 7:20 pm.

Inge T. Pinches Jesus Third Reformed Church L. J. Borst Th.b Holland Violet Ruth Kuiper

Sully Reformed Church Service Schedule

Arthur J. Bennink, Pastor leads Morning Worship at 9:00 and 11:15 with sermon Faith Tried and Crowned. Junior sermon Tolerance. Sunday School at 10:16 with lesson Learning About the Kingdom. Evening Praise at 7:30 with Meditation Practical Christianity. Caution.

Sully Reformed Arthur J. Bennink

First Reformed Church Service Notice

Rev A Haverkamp speaks at 10 45 morning worship on The Holy Law of God and His Holy Day Bible verses St Peter XII His Restoration Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America also announces 9 0 am Sunday School and 8 45 pm Evening praise for parishioners and attendees.

First Reformed Church A. Haverkamp Sitmon Peter Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America

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