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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1960
Page
4
Mrs Schakel leaves the Home to live with daughter Mrs Jennings Palmauist. Delis Van Zee moves to Tower Park Nursing Home in Oskaloosa. Lena Boardman returns to the Home and is cared for by Mrs John Robertus. Epke Roorda remains steady. Kate Melton shows improvement. Rev and Mrs E Van Engelhoven of Orange City visit Mrs Plette for a few days.
The Young Republicans of Town plan a pre primary state convention May 6 and 7 at Hotel Savery Des Moines. Ed Failor state president says college Young Republicans join in, with officers to be elected and a platform written reflecting rising interest.
The Tulip Time Dutch Market planned by the Women’s Auxiliary of Central College draws interest from six states. Mrs Harriet Prins chairs with sub‑leaders to manage two hour shifts over Tulip Time. Wool handcrafts, aprons, pillows, pajama bags, cookbooks, novelties and Wisconsin products will be sold at a vacant Marion County Bank storefront, aided by local and out of state volunteers. Interested women are urged to call Mrs Prins.
The expansion committee of the Particular Synod of Iowa Reformed Church in America arrived at Central College campus to prepare for the 41st Synod session. The group will propose an expansion plan covering new fields and financing with aims in the West, including Westminster in Los Angeles County, California. Rev. B T Vander Woude Jr., chair, opened with Power to Witness, likening the church to its first century roots.
The Central Iowa Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will meet at Central College in Douwstra Chapel on Sunday afternoon May 8. The program begins at 3 30 p m with a short organ recital by Margaret Wassen, student of Laurence Grooters and 1959 Student Organ Competition winner. A discussion on The Role of the composer in the 20th century Church follows. Public invitation.
Mr and Mrs Ralphi Ver Meer hosted a dinner Saturday night April 80 at 1841 Northwest Drive in Grand Rapids Michigan for thirty guests all connected with Christian High School teachers and their wives. Women wrote a poem for Mr Boertje and men wrote for Mr Ruiter with group singing and quiet socializing as the evening concluded.
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