Mothers Day Tea by 4-H Girls in OsKaloosa
Society notes report 4-H girls of Mahaska County hosting a Mother's Day Tea at the American Legion Hall OsKaloosa on Saturday May 18 at 1 30 p m honoring mothers and grandmothers with a full program led by Marilyn Van Zemeren and Mary McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilynn van Zomeren
4-H
Mary McBride
Judith Lee
Oskaloosa
Marilyn van Zemeren
Wilbur McBride
Darlene Lamers
Carol
Donna
Verna Bocelyn
Mother
C & H Boosters
Scott
Evelyn Duval
Doris Cox
Tornado Safety Guidance for Rural and Urban Areas
Advice for facing tornadoes emphasizes moving at right angles to the path in open country, taking shelter in substantial buildings away from windows, and using basements in the southwest corner. If no basement, lie on the first floor under a table or bed, preferably in the southwest corner. Urban schools should stay indoors away from windows near an interior wall on a lower floor. Rural teachers should lead children to a ravine or ditch if shelter is unavailable.
P.E.O. BU Chapter Meeting at Cornelia Rhynsburger Home
On Tuesday evening May 7 at 7 30 p m chapter BU P E O will meet at Miss Cornelia Rhynsburger home 514 Broad way In New Sharon Mr and Mrs A J Hollebrands have recently marked their 40th anniversary in business in that community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BU P.E.O
Cornelia Rhynsburger
Broadway
New Sharon
A. J. Hollebrands
Reformed Church Holds First Women's Assembly at Buck Hill Falls
The Reformed Church in America held its first National Women's Assembly at The Inn in Buck Hill Falls Pennsylvania from April 23 to 25. The meeting advanced plans for a nationwide Women's Organization to strengthen local groups, with General Synod in May to consider approval. Dr Tena Holkeboer spoke on Chinese church conditions under Communist rule and urged prayers for the faithful and future reopening of China to missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Church
Buck Hill Falls
America
First National Women’s Assembly
the Inn
Reformed Church In America
General Synod of
China
Tena Holkeboer
Philippines
Holkeboer
Women Leaders Call for New Strategy in Church Mission
Richmond leader Mrs. Frederick Olert urges a new approach to recruit women in the Presbyterian Church United States to take on significant mission work. Assembly participants stressing empowerment envision stronger Women’s Work departments and a goal to mobilize local societies for broader Kingdom service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Olert
Richmond
Virginia
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Rake Tines Entombed by Tree Growth on Stratford Farm
A Waldo Widemann farm limb near Stratford grew around an old rake head, burying the tines after the wind uprooted the tree. The unusual find suggests the rake was hung in the tree years ago and remained embedded as the branch thickened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo Widemann
Stratford
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Prairie Roses
Scott U Need Us
Jefferson Cheerful Workers
Garfield Golden Gleaners
Garfield Royal
West Des Moines
Orville Cox
Peter George Gaass
JR. High P.T.A
P.T.A
Webster Building
Peter Gaass
Ralph de Cook
Gene Stentjes
Kenneth Vander Linden
Vernon Roorda
William Wing
Harold Wortman
Voy Second Reformed Aid Society Meeting
Ladies Aid Society
C. F. Dykstra
Bess McBride
G. Lankelma
A. Rietveld
Wm. Ruggard
J. Vander Zyl
P.E.O
Sugar
del Monte Tomato
Mrs. Tuckers
Adler Strawberry
WCROP
Hiland
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Iemade
Armour
Wieners
Kenneth Young
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Normal School For
Brewton, Ala
South
Martin Luther King
John A. Dykstra
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Robert Dickson
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Department of Women’s Work
Herman Hock
Raymond Fairchild
Harold Brnnig
Norman Vincent Pichurch
New York City
Beth Marcus
Board of Domestic Missions
Ruth Ransom
Board of Foreign Missions
Arthur E. Resch
Pella
Kingdom of God
Harriet Prins
C. R. Keizer
J. A. van Zonk
Howard Glendening
Leighton
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