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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
4
Furs are bringing fancy prices. I pay cash for good furs of all kinds. See me before you sell. Phone 277 R. P. Dingeman, Pella, Ia. 48-51 265 ACRE FARM for rent. About 70 acres plow land, balance in pasture and hay land. Box 277, Monroe, Ia. Phone 229 Black. This ad may not appear again. Answer at once.
The Second Reformed schedule lists 9:30 Sunday school and 10:43 Morning Worship with anthem Art Thou Weary and a sermon Preparing the Feast, followed by 6:30 Senior C E Society and 7:30 Evening Worship with Male Quartette and sermon Ready. Baptist Bible School meets 9:30 with preaching at 10:45 on Profession vs Practice, Junior Union at 3:00 and B Y P U at 6:30.
A weekly program lists preaching at 7 30 with The Victorious Christ and a morning sermon at 11 00 followed by baptismal services. Prayer meetings Wednesday evening and a class meeting at 9 30 and Epworth League at 6 30 are included with a baptism for preparatory members receiving full connection. Mrs J E Ward hosts the Ladies Aid Society Thursday December 4 at 2 00.
Vander Linden's Sunday-school class and S P I members took an auto trip to Oskaloosa Monday evening with sixteen in the group. Roorda and Fenneman joined Vander Linden driving the crowd to the Y M C A for gym and pool time, then to Penn College. A brief shower cut the return but all reported a splendid outing.
Mrs. Liggett hosted two Glee Clubs Monday night. YWCA girls held a Vesper Service Sunday afternoon at Sunnyside. Miss Kuyper spoke about Japan work. Bachelor Hall drama set for Friday December 5 at eight. Advance Literary Society cast of twelve performs a three act comedy with no villain. College Male Quartette sang at First Church. many are in the First Reform choir. Glee Clubs sang at Chapel Wednesday morning. Mrs. Liggett added four voice pupils last week as demand rises. Ostendorf goes home for Thanksgiving living.
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