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Newspaper

Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1966

Page

9

Monroe News Highlights Local Social and Alumni Notices

The Monroe area reports hospitalized Mrs. Pdith Swanson in Collins Hospital Knoxville after a hip break. Local families, graduations, alumni gatherings, and visits span Des Moines to Pella with memories of 1946 and 1956 classes, baccalaureates, and Memorial Day events.

Guy de Reus Ernest de Reus Donnas Jeff George Frank Mary Rita Prairie City Donne Reus Kevin Guy *de Reus Barbara Rutishauser Langenphal Switzerland R. B. Gloyd Duane Blackledge Ricky Olive Blackledge Elmo Virginia Kenneth Blackledge Scott Atlantic Gerrit van Zee Pelia Patricia Brannen Chicago Fred _Brannen Arie Ver Geraad Slebos Janet Warren Slebos Central College J. J. Buwalda Pella Douwstra Chapel War- Yen Earl Hawkins Newton High School Sandra L. Hawkins Judith Carolyn Mohler Carl Mohler Graceland College Lamoni Carolyn Yale-Jamaica Lloyd Herwehe Knoxville Walter Donahue Kamrar Marjorie Carter James Fullmer Des ‘Moines Harold Sparks Jake de Greef Reasner Leroy Simbro Montezuma Don Woods John Vriezelaar Ralph van Wyk Wayne van Wyk Monroe Gerald Anderson Moline Ray Forester Milan Jack Johnson Patricia Burke Des Moines Alfred Botsford Jake Diekema Larry Diekema

Coal Ridge News Aid Meeting in Knoxville

The aid will meet Thursday afternoon June 16 with Mrs. C. J. Anderson in Knoxville. Members include Bonnie Lang Melcher Rosie Shore Williamson and Clee Javes. Knoxville visitors and dinner guests are noted at Forrest Bishop home and other local residences.

Des Moines William Ad G. H. Franklin W. A. Anderson C. J. Anderson Knoxville Virgie Feagins Paul Feagins Larry Simmons Baby Charles Feagins Elbert Cooper Indiana W. R. Whitis Lloyd Anderson Ottumwa Indianola Lloyd Louise Clinton Rinehart Monroe William Franklin Greenwood Coal Ridge Aid Bonnie Lang Melcher Rosie Shore Williamson Clee Javes Dixie Feagins Forrest Bishop Thomas Chariton Ernest Minnie Dickey Paul Brause Art Ryerson Viking Grid C. B Oskaloosa

Bethany Willing Workers Guild Meeting Notes and Faith Message

Bethany Willing Workers Guild hosted by Mrs Marvin Swank and Mrs John Ter Louw opened with guest recognition. Talks stressed home unity, central Christ, and worship in homes. Assistant secretary N A Vos presented finances. organizational report by Vernon Van Gorp. Notices urged continued collection of Butternut and Betty Crocker coupons, trading stamps, and used nylons for rug making in Kentucky. Upcoming event: Third Triennial of Women of the Reformed Church in Amelia, PA on April 23–25, 1968.

Orville Marshall Wayne Worth Dale van Wyk First Baptist Church Dewayne Honnold Arthur Vriezelaar Harold Heyveld Deverne Schippers John van Ryswyk Lena Reese Emma Lindsay Florence Amelia Nebr Percy Stringer Omaha James Bump Lori Denise Wayland Carleton Bump Jamie Washington Leo Bump Roger Lewis Florence Pye Grinnell College Hampton, Inc Methodist Church Ronald Steenhoek Falls Church Dean Roth Decatur Ill Jack Mars Ames Bob Wilson Ottumwa David Gearhart Ankeny Paul Lane Larry Zickel Des Moines Dan Zieberek Osceola Jerald Heck Kenneth Tool Newton Bob Mohler Jerry Woody Reasnor Larry Wheatcraft Otley John Nearmeyer Harvey Beyer Larry Diekema Jim Hewitt Dwight Neff Larry Romick Monte Oldham Marvin van Houweling Donald Waddle Merritt van Roekel Honolulu Hawaii Knoxville Tenn San Diego Calif Christ God N. A. Vos Vernon van Gorp Women of ‘the Reformed Church Philadelphia Pennsylvania Annville Kentucky Clarence van Gorp Phin Ann Swank Florance Swank Leona Ter Louw

Summit Striver Mother’s Tea at Diane Van Seldorp’s

The Mothers Tea of Summit held May 7, 1966, featured Arlene Ustermarkt discussing “What’s your Meny know how” and June Bogaards presenting “Pretty Center, pieces for a dining table.” Attendees received Con Sages as gifts, with reporter LaVon Johnson recording the event.

Diane Vanseldorp Arlene Ustermarkt June Bogaards LaVon Johnson

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