May Festival Held At Pella High For Junior Senior Banquet
The Class of 1930 hosted the Class of 1931 and school officials at the annual Junior Senior banquet held in the Pella high school gym. Decor featured pastel crepe paper, a maypole, and four color theme blue gray orange and black. A three course dinner preceded a program with music readings and a community singing led by Supt. Frush. A separate note announced the marriage of C. J. Naaktgeboren’s daughter Antonia to Carroll Snow of Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lewis
Helen Vander Linden
Lossoms
Herbert Klaaren
Waters of
Minnetonka Elva
May van Houwelling
Mildred Cole
Bernice Blommers
Earl van Rees
Everdine Bruins
Joan Mae Schakel
Donald Hesselink
T. G. Fultz
May
Bob Goedhart
Chas, van Viiet
Rudolph Ulrich
Andrew Klein
Donavin Dykstra
Hespers Kuyper
C. J. Naaktgeboren
Antonia
Carrol Snow
Knoxville
East Liberty Street
Bernie Mulder
First Reformed Church
Albert Snow Knoxville
Outa: Market
Knoxville Beach
Farewell party for Miss Korver at Baptist church
Mrs Ralph T Nordlund hosted a farewell for Miss Martina Korver director of the church choir at Central College. Guests from the Senior class and Baptist church. A Holman Bible was presented to Korver as thanks for her two years of service. Connie Muyskens will direct next year. President and Mrs John Wessel ink hosted a luncheon at Dunn Cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Nordlund
Baptist Church Choir
Martina Korver
Pella
Miss Korver
Holman
Korver
John Wesselink
Dunn Cottage
Central College
Mrs Barney Menach Hosts Darel Menach Birthday Party
Mrs Barney Menach entertained Saturday afternoon at her home with a birthday party for her son Darel in observance of his fiftieth birth. A dozen of his little friends were invited to spend the hours from 2:30 to 5:00. Games were played and the children had a delightful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Pella
Maxine McCoy
Ralph McCoy
Maxine
Barney 'Menach
Darel
Foreen
Sandwich Cloth Sheltering Palms For Sandwich Lovers
An aged advertisement describes a green and white cloth labeled Sandwich Cloth 617 with bound green bias tape and an oasis motif. It mentions an embroidery floss set in green black and orange and references McKIN STUDIOS Independence Missouri. Piano solos by Mrs H C Payne and a talk on World Peace by Rev B Mulder. Fortnightly Club events follow with meetings, expressions, and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Payne
Rev. B. Mulder
Moonlight Mission Band Meets At Mrs Grandin Home
The Moonlight Mission Band gathers this evening at Mrs J A Grandin home with Mrs George Van Vark hosting a varied program and social hour to follow. Mizpah Guild of the Second Reformed Church hosted Monday at Mrs Dan Meulpolder with Mrs Tunis Klein assisting. The topic Missions in China was discussed by Mrs Ed Cook and Mrs Chas Sipkem. Ladies Aid meets Friday afternoon at church parlors with hostesses H W Slob H J Boland J Van Hemert and A T Klein. Dr and Mrs George Lankelma were dinner guests of Dr De Bois at Elmhurst Country club in Oskaloosa. Dancing followed dinner as the club opened the 1930 social season with a garden style show drawing 300+. Kensington club hosted Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Arthur Klein for sewing and needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wor
C. P. Dykstra
Mesdames H. A. Veenstra
J. E. Schultz
John van Genderen
Ben Blommers
Ed Grant
Arthur Wagner
John Khas
Ralph Nordlund
Peter De.Cook
Nellie Kramer
J. G. Klein
Frances Bailey
Knoxville
Harry de Reus
van Sittert
Berdine’ Kolenbrandér
Viola Bogaards
Tena van Roekel
Clara DeBruin
Marie Vos
Jeanette Bakker
Rachel Rolenbrander
Dulce
New Mexico
Kolenbrander
Mission
Bessie van Engelhoven
Co-Workers
First Reformed Church
H. van Oostrum
Irene Durham
Pete Vander Haar
Moonlight Mission
J. A. Grandin
George van Vark
Mizpah Guild
Second Reformed Church
Dan Meulpolder
Tunis Klein
China
Ed Cook
Chas. Sipkem
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames
H. W. Slob
H. J. Boland
J. van Hemert
A.T. Klein
George _Lankelma
Dr. de Bois
Elmhurst
Oskaloosa
Farmers Union Auxiliary Enjoys Picnic at Klein Pasture
The Farmers Union Auxiliary of Pella hosted a family picnic Tuesday evening at the Klein pasture four miles north of town. More than fifty members and children attended the supper and social hour, sharing a delighful picnic meal and a general good time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Union
Pella
Ata
Klein Pasture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gerald Paardekooper
Antonia Naaktgeboren
Marie Hoeven
Edna Curtis
Rutgers von Rosenberg
Chicago
Bill Michmershuizen
Doris van Veen
Loyd McFall
Johanna Mae Sehakel
Walter Visscher
Ottumwa
Albia
Capt. Rosenberg
Miss Curtis
Ira N. Curtis
Whitaker Manufacturing Company
Clifford Cook
Mrs. Mench
Virginia Clark
Arvena — Huyser
Ralph Heerema
Betty Dixon
Phyllis Ver Steeg
Rudolph Schilder
Fay
Robert van Roekel
Orletha Vogelaar
Judson Waechter
Madeline Diekema
Earl
Madeline Vander Zyl
Carl van der Ploeg
Carel Mensch
Thelma Tice
New Sharon
Lester Tice
Barney Mensch
T. D. Tice
Arta de Vries
Laurel Boot
Antonette van der Ploeg
Margaret Brandeau
Jean Kuyper
Women's Federated. Club
S.S
Musa Graves
Class of the Baptist Church
West Market
Mensch
McKin Studios
Independence, MO
Gilbert Boot
East First Street
Bridge
W. de Winter
Delwin de Haan
Bob Kuyper
Roy Andeweg
M. C. van Gorp
G. W. Paardekooper
Verda Vander Pol
Helen Kuyper
Sophia Lautenbach
Mission Circle
The
Third Reformed Church
Strand
Iowa
J. C. Penney CO
Hat
Solar. Straw
A. and
J. Kensington
A. and J. Kensington Club
Arthur Klein
Farmers Union
Merson
Comsat
Vanden Berg
Franklin
Bell Isle
Lisle Locks
J.C. Penney
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