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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
4
Anthony Haverkamp serves as minister with 9 80 am Sunday School on Luke Physician and Historian at 10 45 am Morning worship. Lord s Supper observed. Evening worship and Calvary praise. Four groups meet at 2 00 pm including Junior Endeavor and Senior Endeavor. Wednesday service.
Edward H Tanis leads 9 45 Sunday School 10 45 Communion Saving the Sinner Message Special services April 8 9 10 with Dr Milton Hoffman topics Divine Obedience Joy of Jesus We Are Not Alone public invited Also Luke Physician Historian 10 45 The Sunday Morning Service in charge H M Veenschoten missionary to China 6 30 Junior C E 6 30 Intermediate C E 6 30 Senior College 30 p m The Sunday Evening Service in charge Rev Gradus Aalberts Third Church extends cordial welcome Radio Temple Time broadcast Sun 2 00 p m KXEL Waterloo Iowa topic by Rev Henry Bast.
Church of the Open Bible led by Rev and Mrs C C Anderson holds Sunday School at 9 45 am and morning worship at 11 am Miss Lucille Jenkins on furlough from Africa speaks at 11 am and 7 80 pm Overcomers hour and evangelistic service follow at 6 30 pm Midweek prayer at 7 45 pm Wednesday Junior church at 2 00 pm Saturday all welcome
Rev. Miss Lucille Jenkins on furlough from Liberia West Africa will address both morning and evening services at Open Bible Church this Sunday March 30. She has spent three terms on the Liberia field and helped establish the River mission.
Missionary Tess speaks at the Open Bible station about blessings from her Africa labor. She describes ongoing work and the spiritual rewards expected for listeners, inviting the audience to hear of God's grace in distant fields.
Minister Clifford F Perron invites parishioners to Sunday services with Dr W W Adams delivering morning worship and Bible conference talks. Special music by the choir and youth fellowship follow, with evening service and further messages planned. Friday features the Bible conference series opening led by Dr Adams.
The fragment lists a Gospel Hall schedule with Bible School at 9:30 a.m. and The Lord's Supper at 1:30 a.m. plus references to The Word of God. Context indicates a church service outline, but details are incomplete. George T. Pinches is mentioned as a possible organizer or speaker in the schedule.
The Somat service opens at 0 p.m. with a talk on The Wonder of Mighty Miracles in Death. At 7:80 p.m. this Thursday Mr Pinches leads a Bible talk on The Greatest Work manship of God Its Amazing Progress.
Norval Wardle a farm safety specialist at Town State College warns throw rugs can cause slips and accidents. He suggests simple fixes such as sewing fruit jar rubbers to the underside and placing them closely so the rug grips the floor, reducing risk without buying new rugs.
A reader offers methods to keep rugs in place including stepping on a rubber mat under the rug, using slip proof powder beneath the rug, or painting a rubberized slip proof coating. They note cutting mats to size and locating materials at local stores and suggest buying slip proof rugs to prevent accidents.
National President Federated Women invites guests for a reception honoring the Queen of the Netherlands. Mrs Hiram Cole Houghton sent invitations from General Federation of Women’s Clubs headquarters at 11784 N Street. Invitations went to 40 General Federation members from 22 states who visited the Netherlands in fall 1960.
2' ty has expressed hi in meeting the women of America who have done out standing work toward international understanding. Mme Van Roijen and Mrs Selden Chapin will be in the receiving line with the Queen and Mrs Houghton. Miss Roell Miss Tellegen and Baron Van Heecheren Van Molecaten are in the royal party. Pruning each year takes only a short time and occasional severe prunes may delay production of it trees up to 4 or 6 years.
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