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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
6
John Green leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m studying Exodus 2 Moses the Prophet who Talked with God Morning worship at 11 00 a m Communion of the Lord s Supper Message by the pastor Overcomers service at 080 p m Evangelistic service at 7 80 p m Midweek Prayer and Praise service at 7 45 p m Wednesday night
Edward H. Tanis, Minister, leads 9:30 Sunday School and 10:45 World-wide Communion Service. The World Crucified sermon at 7:30 followed by Is It True That Nobody’s Doing It. Junior Christian Endeavor at 2:00, Intermediate at 6:30, College Endeavor at 6:30, and Mid-week Prayer Service at 7:30 on Wednesday.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 10 45 a m Sermon Our Church Covenant Youth Groups at 6 30 p m Evening Service at 7 30 p m Sermon John the Beloved Disciples October 6th Promotion Sunday Rally Day in Sunday school program by younger department All parents invited World Wide Table observed Six Weeks Loyalty Crusade urged attendance every Sunday Mid week Fellowship Hour Wednesday 7 80 Study of Isaiah Welcome begins October 8th
Anthony Haverkamp ministers at 9 30 am Sunday School on Jesus Dedicates His Life. Morning worship at 10 45 am for World Communion Sunday. Evening praise at 7 30 pm titled Forgiveness and Love. Junior Christian Endeavor at 1 00 pm. 6 30 pm Intermediate and Senior Endeavor. Wednesday 1 45 pm midweek prayer and praise service.
Russell J. Redeker leads at 9 80 am Sunday School 10 45 am Holy Communion Junior C E 6 30 pm Intermediate C E 6 30 pm Senior and College EB 7 30 pm Sunday evening worship. Temple Time radio broadcast at 2 00 pm on KXEL Wat erloo IA and KBOE 8 00 am Oskaloosa IA with Self Ex amination by Rev Henry Bast.
Gritters leads Prot Reform Church services on Lord's Day II with a 9:30 morning rite titled Knowing Our Wretchedness and a 1:30 afternoon service based on John 1 Have Called You Friends 15. Pastor M. Gritters presides at both gatherings.
Marion County Farm Bureau holds its annual banquet on Wednesday October 15 at Memorial Hall Knoxville starting 6 30 pm. The event will review the year’s Extension educational program Farm Bureau service and outline 1963 plans including electing new officers and approving county resolutions. Tickets available from board members township directors or the Knoxville office. no sales at the door due to 300 capacity.
New cars were registered at Knoxville recently by the following: Marinus Meulpolder Ford 2 door, T G Fultz 62 Packard, Nick Vander Ploeg Olds 4 door, Bob and Dorotha Klein Buick 4 door, A Marion Boat Plymouth 4 door, Wilma Rempe Chevrolet 2 door and A B Van Houweling Auto Co. Dodge 4 door.
The Legion Auxiliary plans an October meeting at Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening October 7 with Catherine Vos chairing the program. Mrs. John G. Veenstra hosted a birthday gathering for her aunt Mrs. Annie Van Dusseldorp, 74, with relatives and nieces attending and gifts received.
Harold Gunderson, extension entomologist at Iowa State College, urges rat proofing buildings and cleaning rat housing yards to protect stored corn. He suggests spreading warfarin poisoned bait around the farm and notes the rutabaga is a Swedish turnip.
Knoxville and nearby schools announce Thursday football games with dates in October including Alba Ost Chariton and Knoxville matchups. Schedule lists game times and locations with home and away designations across the month.
Centenial student body at Central includes seventeen religious bodies, four countries, twenty states, and Sioux County. Towa leads home states with 199 students, followed by Illinois with 27 and Wisconsin with 25. Other states include New York 14, South Dakota 11, Minnesota 10, New Jersey 9, with California, Colorado, and Indiana also represented.
Statistics show Marion County Iowa furnishes 51 students, Ma County 85, Sioux Countions land of sun and rain in northwest Iowa 23, Shebyty Wisconsin land of ters 18, and Cool windy city and vicinity. Eighty three point seven percent of Central's students are church members, and all students but two are affiliated with some denomination. The Reformed Church in America, which supports Central, is chosen by 62.7 percent of the students.
Freshman class shows religious affiliation with Reformed 208, Methodist 91, Presbyterian 16, Christian Reformed 14, Baptist 12, Disciples of Christ 10, Lutheran 10, Roman Catholic 5, Congregational 8, United Presbyterian 8, Open Bible 2, Church of Christ Community Evangelical Free Evangelical and Reformed Friends Ukrainian Orthodox 1. Two students Protestant only, two unspecified, seven no affiliation. Total enrollment 151 freshmen, plus post graduate coed and upperclass counts totaling 187-185. 56 seniors, 56 juniors, 68 sophomores, 151 freshmen.
Iowa State College clothing specialists advise planning fall accessories to harmonize color, texture, shape, size, and line with outfits. Avoid too many colors. use different intensities of a single color for monochrome impact. Texture matters. leather textures and line weight should complement dressy, casual, and tailored looks.
Maria Stilwell, likely the first white woman to settle in Iowa, came to what is now Keokuk with her husband in 1828, marking a notable early settlement moment in the state’s history.
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