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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
8
The Federated Club met October 4 at Mrs. Linder’s home with papers on historic spots in Town and home safety talk by Mrs. Nesbit. Fall council in Des Moines discussed. Sixth district meet planned October 21-22 in Story City with speakers Mrs. Cutler and Mrs. Mayer. Executive board to meet October 12.
Multiple local organizations report lively gatherings. Junior Auxiliary contests and recipe plans, Junior Legion Auxiliary rehearsals and Halloween party plans, Step by Step class annual meeting with new officers, Second Reformed Ladies Aid meeting, a pleasant social hour among former classmates, a pastor welcome reception at the Baptist church, and Coalridge Aid quilting and visit.
The Chronicle congratulates readers who have or will have birthdays or anniversaries by the next publication date October 14. Names include Frank Baer from Los Angeles born August 29 Donald D Witt of Leighton born September 7 and Kenneth L Klein seven, son of Mr and Mrs H P Klein of Pella.
At the churches A.M. services are listed with a 2:00 P.M. start in Gadi. Holland Church holds a 7:10 P.M. evening service at Third Reformed Church. The verse mentions a program titled What About a Her Trai for the evening.
The Church School convenes at 9 30 and morning worship at 10215 with the sermon The Household of Faith. Evening service at 7 features Gospel singing and the message The Fallacy of Excuse. No prayer meeting on Wednesday Oct 13 due to Town Baptist Convention at Des Maines.
The church lists a revival series with 10 30 am service on the Need of a Revival and 2 00 pm lectures by Rev. William Wolvius of Holland Michigan and 7 30 pm by Rev. John Keuning from Dulee New Mexico.
A historical church service record notes Peace T Leave at 4:27 and a Holy Communion session at 6:10 on October 10, 1937. It references Bible passages James 1:18 and an applicatory note “Of His Own.” including a Dutch phrase Wordt Krach in den Here.
Readable fragments show a Sunday 9 15 start and a 7 00 evening session titled Young Peoples Endeavour inviting families to attend. The text is sparse but indicates a community events listing for Sunday.
The announcement invites all to attend the evening services with a focus on the theme An Ambassador for Christ. Everyone is welcome to participate and reflect on the message.
The First Charef Church announces a morning service praising God's excellence and mercy, an afternoon service on Doop as a Means of Grace for children, and an evening sermon on The Broad and the Narrow Way The pastor will speak on radio KSO at 10 15 Saturday morning for the devotional period 1420 kilocycles The tale of tax blinks being simplified is noted as an improbable yarn.
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