What Christians Believe Continued from page nine
A devotional passage outlines salvation as a work of God and Christ. Justification by grace, new life, and an eternal possession are described. Believers gain an heirship with Christ, eternal life, and a hopeful prospect beyond this world, guiding them toward the hereafter. Names listed: Petunia Muggins, Gertrude Van Roekel, Alga Stopski, Clara De Bruin, Kitty Clover, Ruth Pietenpol, Vivian Drew, Margaret Van Dusseldorp, Irene Van Hilt, Mabel De Jong, Caroline Kay, Anna Rykhoek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
John Hay
Petunia Muggins
Gertrude van Roekel
Alga Stopski
Clara de Bruin
Kitty Clover
Ruth Pietenpol
Vivian Drew
Margaret van Dusseldorp
Irene van Hilt
Mabel de Jong
Caroline Kay
Anna Rykhoek
Professor Pepp to be staged at College Chapel
On Thursday April 7 at 7 30 o clock the College Chapel will host the play Professor Pepp presented by the Academy of Central College. Admission is free with a passing offering to cover production costs. The cast includes William Bakker Raymond Beckering Gerald Zylstra Marion Klaaren Lyle Brand and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Chapel
Academy of Central College
Pepp
Professor Pepp
William Bakker
Mr. C. B. Buttonbuster
Raymond Beckering
Howard Green
Gerald Zylstra
Sim Batty
Lyle Brand
Peddler Benson
Marion Klaaren
Noisy Flemming
William Wesselin
Pink Hatcher
Arthur Bosch
Buster Brown
Marion de Zwart
Betty Gardner
Nellie Breuklander
Minerva Boulder
Ada van der Voort
Knoxvilles visitors and travels listed in weekly notes
A patrol of local residents made trips to Des Moines Bussey Ames and Pleasantville last week for visits business matters or family commitments. Several returned home the same day while others stayed overnight or the weekend for visits with friends or dental and medical consultations.
Local residents travel for visits and tasks in Des Moines area
Des Moines visitors include Mrs T M Blexrud and Mrs Geo Fisher on business. G E Bye from Jacksonville Mo visited Elmina Bye and Bill Bye south of town. R L Stentz came from Otumwa to see sister in law Mrs W T Dickerson. Ellen McBurney returned to Des Moines after two weeks with daughter Carrie Johnston in Pershing. Leona Stotts teaching in Ankeny visited Melcher with her parents Floyd and Mrs Stotts. Ruby Ridpath attends Capital City Commercial College after two days visiting Dale Slocom’s home. Everett Welch looked at a Burlington clerk job in Carthage Ill then returned. Mrs Frank Ridlen attended Lavina Cole’s funeral in Des Moines. Ida Brown and daughter left Monett Mo after visiting son Earle Brown at government hospital. Anne Sneller and Faye Paulding visited Denison for weekend with William Sneller. Mrs William Tener left for Crawfordsville Ind for sister Clara Mount’s illness. Gene Speed and James Van Hermert building flower stands at Standard Oil station south side. Rev Lew Harris E R Jordan and Mrs Margaret Gilmore attended Church of Christ school in Albia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fisher
Des Moines
Hollingshead & Fisher
G. E. Bye
Jacksonville
Elmira Bye
Bill Bye
R. L. Stentz
Ottumway
Floyd Stotts
Ruby Ridpath
Capital City Commercial College
Dale Slocum
Everett Welch
Carthage
Burlington
Frank Ridlen
Lavina Cole
Belle. Cole
Ida. Brown
Monett
Earle ‘Brown
Government Hospital
Anne Sneller
Faye Paulding
Denison
William Sneller
Pershing Setler
William Tener
Crawfordsville
Ind
Clara Mount
Gene Speed
James van Hemert
Standard Oil Station
Lew ©. Harris
E. R. Jordan
Margaret Gilmore
Albia
Church of Christ
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THE
Central College Glee Club
Illinois
Knoxville News
A. A. Kurtz
Tracy
Eva Gifford
Bussey
H. Jay Bonifield
Lenore Mark Wernl
W. A. Amsberry
Wilbur
Harry Elliott
Rouze Hunter
Tom Baty
Harvey
L. D. Baty
A. J. Steffey
Capital City
George
Kate Wilson
Ruth Yates
Clark Beaver
Gerald Tucker
Orville Welshon
Gfootwear’ Fashioner
Comene_Si
Milady
Chikren
West
West Rivola
Oskaloosa
Oppenheimer-Alsop’s Men’s Store
Cravenette Processed
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