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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1921

Page

4

Church Evening Services Broadcast of Hymns and Readings

Sunday 7:30 p.m. First Christian Reformed and First Reformed churches present sermons in Dutch and evangelistic singing led by Professor Sadler. Marie De Bruin organ, Clarice Smith piano, chorus anthem, and a large choir. Second Reformed: Why do Men Swear series continues with Prof. Woodford violin solo. Mrs. Liggett sings. Palm Sunday music with orchestra. Morning anthem and sermon. Baptist Church features Woodford violin solos, duet by Mrs. Hoffman and Miss Lautenbach, and choir. Wednesday prayer meetings draw large crowds for all ages.

First Reformed Sadler Marie de Bruin Clarice Smith Second Reformed Church Woodford Central College

Tribute to Rev. B. F. Brinkman Remembered

Last Saturday the Central community mourned Rev. B. F. Brinkman who supported Central’s progress over four years. Born May 31 1863 on a Michigan farm near Graafschaap his pioneering roots trace to western Michigan settlers led by Dr. Van Raalte in 1847.

B. F. Brinkman Central Rev. Brinkman Graafschaf, Michigan Western Michigan van Raalte

Brinkman a Pioneer in Kent County Sunday Schools

Biographical sketch of Rev. Brinkman tracing his rise from rural teaching to religious leadership. Highlights include guiding Kent County Sunday School work, ordination, service at Casco and Second Reformed Church, role in transferring Central College to the Reformed denomination, and presidency of the college board. He died after a Cleveland call and was buried in Holland Michigan with his family survived by wife, two sons, mother, siblings.

Wayland Normal School Gertrude Zalmink Grand Rapids Kent County Brinkman United Brothers Seminary Dayton Ohio Casco Michigan Western Methodist Church Englewood Chicago Seconda Reformed Church of Pella Central College Baptist Reformed Central Calvary Reformed Church F Cleveland Sistr Holand Third Reformed Church Pilgrim Home Cemetery Holland Henry Gerald

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